Willamette farmer., July 25, 1879, Image 2

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R. A. CLAKKB. O. W. C'ltAIU.
Term of Nubcrltlon.
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piueotory.
OFFiCK!ilNorlieNATIONAI.OKANIlK
Master Samuel 12. Attorns, Monticcllo,
Minnesota.
Overseer .1. .1. Wootlrr.nn, Pawpaw, Mich.
Lecturer Mortimer WliiUhcritl, Middle
lush, N. Y.
Stownrtl A. .1. Vniislmn, Memphis, Tinn.
Assistant Steward William Sims, Topcka,
Kftns.1.
Chaplain A. I. Foroytlic, Iiaut), I-Mgnr
county, III.
Trciisnrer-r. M. McDowell, Wayne, N.Y.
Secretary W. M. Ireland, ItVtliintrtoti,
V. C
Oatc-Kcciicr O.I)inwiilille,Orcliar(l drove,
Indiana.
Circs Mrs. 8. M. Adams, Monticcllo, Min
nesota. l'omotm Mrs. J. J. Woodman, Pawpaw,
Michigan.
Flora Mrs. 3. T. .Moore, Sandy Spring,
Mich,
Ijvdy Ass't Steward Mlsi C.A. Hall, Apa
(tchicola. IJCICCTIVfc COMMITTEE.
Pamiul I!. Adams, Chairman, Monticcllo,
Mimi.
llinley James, Marlon, Intl.
1). Wyatt Allien, Cokislmry, S. C.
8. II lllliv, S.riii;boro, Ohio,
Tbc Farmer ai a Law0lTCr.
As soon ns tho changes in political
Jndopcndcnco begin to bo felt, which
aro slowlybutsteadilyadvftncing, nnd
which will dotnch farmers, or rnthcr
frco them from tho blind party servil
ity which binds such multitudes linntl
nnd foot, they will begin to assume
tho leadership in atnto ntTitirs, in
plnco of what they havo been and
largely aro at present, blind followers.
Their interest in good government,
pcaco and low taxes, is vastly greater
than any other clas. Their invest
ment in tho soil is fixed; they can
neither hido nor spirit it out of reach
of tho assessor. They havo less to
tempt them to promoto bad govern
ment than any other class. They nro
ncaror to naturo and loss nrtiflcinl
than any other clnss. Practice and
independent thought will ninko of
CROSSING THE PLANS.
From a tt", journal kept by J, Field, Jn.
OPPICKIISOIIKUONHTATBllllANOB.
Master A. It. Shipley, Oswceo,
Oviimcir-1). H. K. lluick, Myrtlo Creek,
lecturer- W. II. Thomas, Wnlla Walla.
Steward W. M. Hllleary, Turner.
Ami't Stew aril M. L. Nicholas, lleavcrton,
Chajdain V. II. (iray, Astoria.
Secretary X. W. Itandall, Oregon City.
"I reasnrer uaviti flmim, Liiianon,
(Jato-Kt'ier ('. X, Wait, Canity.
Ceres M. .1. Train, llnrrisliurg.
Pomona 1 K. Shipley, Oswigo.
I'lora-S. D. Durham. .tc.Iiimillc.
L. A. H. Iri.nu I.. Hllleary, Turner.
i-.nuctivi: lOMMITTI.r.
A. It. Shipley, Chairman, Oswego
(I. V. Hunt, Sultliinity.
A. Holder, C'urvnllis.
State Graugo Doputiosfor 1878
i unfit.
lUsr.it Co. Thomas Hultli. Ilakir lily.
I.sittit A, lloblir. IVnsJlls.
Cuisamk-c N. Wait, Canity.
cursor w, II. limy, Wing's nhir.
Ix.tuus- l. H, It, lluUk, slirlleCrtik,
Jim,i-J, N T. Miller, Jaiksnnsllle.
Jo.SNIHK Jtmpll IVlliik, Ulainl.
laxt-ltwuo hugs, I'rcswill; Allin Iloml, Eugene.
Clt,
I.ixn II. A. Inlne, AlUne.
Unio'-J, W. lUilnlkr, liutlctl'.Ic; V. il. lllllrary,
Turner,
3Ii Lrvoif 4ii I'lj nifton Ktlly anIJtcoh Johnson,
ljt rorlUinl,
IVts-C A, l"attrrsott, IHilr.
TllXiuwiK-J. U. Ilcw Icy. Tillamook.
I'siok Julin I'rrljitmi. rninr).
Wiseo J (Jin Cm . Tc i Vallev.
Wi.iiiMiiov-J, A. I'.lihartlsMi, Tualatin; J. V. lap
plncton, tlaatoit
VAHUilb- II. II. Uttklilln, Noitli Yamhill.
llloiut tissiiuST.
Colt UN Thomas Throsill, Ita)ton.
Ci4-latltlMaitip, ancotliir.
C(iur- Joint M. Iluuilli. IMtln,
li W , Mllltr, IMilarl.
W uli WALkA W. II. Thomas, Walla Willi.
M lllltut IMIsni Klnr, IWotts lily.
I'strom In tliw twmllis In Klilrh no !tputliio
Ivtiiapixlntnl hoiiM intiih Ulk"i ma ,y iloitfintiii.
llitiUtits iillul'lo to stt In lltAt ruitttlt)
A. II emrur, llMlirOr. Vt, r.rinyc.
farmers tho wisest statesmen nnd
safest politicians.
In urging tho necessity of moro
political independence for farmers, it
must not be Inferred that wo advo
cato n "fanners' parly" distinct, lso
latcd and antagonistic to other nnd
existing political parties, but that
through moro culture nnd sympathy
of mutual interests, they may see at
lenst tho necessity of self-poise, nnd
tho policy of holding in check the
raco of political adventurers who
linvo run tho government of tho coun
try, Slalo and national, tolclv with a
view of making it n business which
administers to their personal wants,
No candid mnn who examines our
institutions ns organized and man-
nged, can reach any other conclusion
than that they aro controlled and
directed in the main by professional
In tho business, who nro really
political adventurers, whoso solo do
pondenco for tho enjoyment, luxuries
nnd necessaries of life what tho
world calls n livintr Is based on man
aging tho govorumont in Stato nnd
nation.
Tho fact being conceded, tho se
quence is easy and natural, that tho
crowning motlvo of ovory man Is to
mal:o his chosen business pay tho
largest lncomo possible. This Is
clearly tho solution of tho iiucHtlon
why every part, parcel nnd detail of
tho government from tho greatest to
tho most trilling, cots so enormously,
gauged by private business requiring
llko expenditure of tlmo nnd nbllity
to accomplish. Kansas Farmer.
Am, communications intended for
this Department of tho Fmimku,
hhould bo on hand ami in typo Satur
day , becatiso tho Insldo of tho paper
goes to press Monday morning,
.Not A lionian.
Editor Willamette Farmer:
In tho beautiful essay by Mrs. L.
11. C, recently published In this de
partment, tlio lady was mistaken
about "lloadlcca" being n Jtomnu
(Jtieeu, as history shows that she was
it (Jueon of Ancient DrHou.
ItltlTON.
Kncoiiragliig Words,
Mi'Minnvilm:, Or.,
July 11, 1S7D.
Editor Willamette Farmer!
OurMihicrlptlon for your paporluis
expired, but you will pleaio cuutlnuo
it and wo will settle up shortly. Wo
do not want to do without it. The
(Ir.uigorsof Mc.MlnnvItlouro going to
get up a list of tuhnjrlbors for tho
F.lHMIUl.
Wo have had somo rain and high
wind to-day, and farmers aro it little
nfrald of fallen wheat. Itut wo must
liopo for tho best.
1 would like to ask n few questions;
I would llko to know If tho country
will ho beuelUed if tho women get
tho right to tho ballot loxV
Is It proper font woman to hold the
oillce of Master and have to bo ml
dressed as Worthy Master?
AVo thought tho communication
from "Plain Juiuui" was very good,
and "Aunt Hetty" writes vory teusl
blyuud Interestingly. In fact, every
thing lu tho Faumhu Is good. Wo
read it all, and cannot speak In too
high terms of It, especially tho Homo
Circle. A Lady Ueadku.
A ltclltlt for Farm Stork,
Tho Importance of nu occasional
relish of tnlt and wood nslics for all
lllmls of stock, cannot bo too highly
appreciated. Tho most convenient
form in which theso materials nro of
fered, nccordlng to feeders of wldo
experience, Is In n solid mass, which
admits of diligent licking on tho part
of tho animal without gaining moro
ot tho mixttiro than is desirable In
order to mix these Ingredients so that
n solid mass may bo formed, tuko
salt nnd pour wood ashes in tho pro
portion of pound for pound, with
water eumclcnt to hold tho mixture
together. To pre.-ervo tho mixture
in n solid stato place it In troughs or
boxes sheltered sufllclontly to keep
rnln nnd snow from reaching it nnd
converting It Into nn idknlluo pickle.
Theso troughs with their tempting
contents prove elllclent as baits for al
luring animals, turned out on long
runs during tho day, homo at utglit.
When cattlo chow leather, wood and
old bones, remember that It indicates
n lack of pho-plmto of llmo In their
food, which Is required to supply bono
material. A tablcspoouful of bono
meal given dally with their grain
will correct tho habit and supply tho
dellcleuey which Induces It. If the
dlpoltlou to eat bones Is Indulged lu
when cows are on gra-s, the dellelon
cy evidently eNts In tho soil, and
tho paiture will bo greully benefited
by a top droning of bono dut. Two
or three hundred pounds to tho acre,
sown broadcast, will repay attending
expenses in n better yield ami quality
of milk and butter.
Tin: American horse Parole li a
quiei- looking animal, with rough
cent ai.tl curious looking hocks, but
when he comes out on tho track lib
preliminary canter displays wonder
ful action ami great t-plrlt. The
Loudon Telegraph says that the
victory of tho plucky Yankee Is n
compliment hIm to the magiillUeiit
ships which traverse the eceuu, ami
make the trip for men and horses so
dluereut from what It was when the
tlr&t winner of tho Derby, Dlomcd,
went to Now York iu n sailing vessel.
A hoy who went in swimming tho
other day rejiorted the water tolerably
warm, but iwt so warm as tho polished
surface of u strip of weather boarding
liis mother picket! up in tho wood
shod soon after his return homo with
ilr wet Keokuk date Clt
grlculturo cannot bo carried on by
any rigid rule. The soil of no two
Holds Is precisely alike, or would bo
nllko beneuted by the sauio treat-
nieiit. No two seasons aro precisely
alike. All Is variety, change In
teilgout farming Is learned to adapt
methods to condition ami circum
stances. There uro Axed principles
that apply to each condition. Tho
mau who masters principles can be-
como u master In practice. Modify
TCONTINUED.
Mon., 8. Went nbout 13 miles,
camping upon n crook which appears
to feed tho lako our last camp was
situated upon, wo havo been trav
eling for tho hi9t three days across a
nearly dead level plain, in a south
westerly direction, nnd nro now nearly
across if, tho bluirs rising nbruptly
from tho level of tho plain, which
they surround, nnd nro in many
places nearly perpendicular. Mnny
parts of this plain, particularly whero
wo struck It, has n soil of good depth,
and is covered with a vory lino kind
of grass resembling bltto graES. Much
of it is covered with tlint samo otcr-
mil wormwood mentioned so often,
nnd thcro nro many places which look
as though thoy wcro covered with
water during tho wot season, now
presenting a surfneo of naked while
clay encrusted in placo with n white
substance resembling salcratus nnd
answering tho fcamo purpose, as somo
of tho women in camp linvo proven
by experiment. Four of tho horses
which loft our last camp wcro found
to-dny at n dlstanco of soveral miles
from it, but thero is no nows of tho
others. They probably strayed off in
scarcli of water, as tho borders ol tho
lako wcro so miry they could not got
n drink,
Tue3., 0. Last ovenlng a child of
K. racluvood, of Illinois, which had
boon ill n fow days died suddenly.
t presont thcro nro n good mnny
sick about tho camp, tho majority of
them lomplnlning of fover. Tho
child uas burled in tho dry worm
wood barrens, nnd ns wo left tho camp
tho wagons filed out over tho grave,
thus leaving no trnco of its situation.
Tho reason of our doing this was that
tho Indians In this part of tho coun
try nro vory fond of clothing, giving
almost anything they possess In or
der to obtnln It, nnd fearing that they
might disturb tho gravonftcr wo left,
wo took tho precaution of leaving a
beaten road across It. I cannot say
that they would do anything to a
gmvo wore thoy to find ono, for wo
havo passed soveral evidently mado
by tho emigrants at various times,
nnd nono of them appeared to have
been disturbod, Wont six miles,
camping near a spring which sinks
near whero It rises.
v en., 10. rno ground about our
encampment Is encrusted with salt,
which In somo plnco") may bo scraped
up with tho hand in nearly n puro
stato. Went nbout 30 miles to-day,
over n roail protty well strewn with
tho hard, round nlgger-heads fro
quontly montloned nftor leaving Fort
Hall, and camped niter midnight nt n
spring, whoro wo found Owonsby's
company, which had arrived 21 hours
beforo us. Their last camp was nbout
soven miles this sldo of ours, nnd It
was n dry ono in tho midst of worm
wood barrons, so that thoy woro near
ly two days without water. Wo
found nbout 100 head of their stock
between tho two encampmonts, ap
parently nearly famished for water,
and drovo thorn on with us, but fow
of them giving out on tho way, al
though they looked miserable.
Thurs., 11. It being 2 o'clock this
morning Ueforo wo got to camp, wo
stuck to It tho remainder of tho day.
Owonsby's company loft about noon
for a camp six or soven miles ahead.
Ills company nro in ns much confusion
ns nny sot of fellows I havo soon on
tho road. Having lost contldcnco lu
Meek, mnny of them nro trying to
hunt a road for thcuisolves. It seems
thero was n misunderstanding be
tween us and Meek when wo loft
Snake river respecting tho route he
Intended taking. We understood him
that on leaving tho Malheur river ho
Intended striking over to tho John
Day river and down It to tho old road.
When wo found ourselves on tho
branches of Deschutes river It rather
surprised us nnd n wo had n report
In camp a fow days before that ho
was going to pilot Ovonby across tho
Cascade mountains to the Willamette
settlements wo supposed ho was tak
lug a straight shoot for them, it
seems tint ho calls the Deschutes rlv
or the John Jay, which he says is the
name by which it is known to tho
mountain traders, and tlio similarity
lu the sound of the two names made
us mistake the ouo for tho other. It
was lib Intention to follow down
Crooked river to Deschutes and down
It to tho old road, but when he camo to
tho marshy lake spoken of la-it Sun
day, tho company refused to follow
him if ho made tho circuit necessary
to get arouud It upon Crooked river
again so ho struck on in a westerly
direction In order to get upon the
main Deschutes river. Ho well
know that thero was n scarcity of
both grass nnd water across hero und
so inrormcu mem, out it was nearer
and they would have him go it, and
now blame him for coming tho routo
they obliged him to.
Fr!., 12. Went about six miles,
pon another llttlo snrlnir
running a short distance sinks again.
Tho rnvlno looks ns though a smart
branch ran through It nt somo seasons
of tho year. Tho hills around nro
covered with cedars; with tho excep
tion of a plain to westward, tint ap
pears to bo tho caso with all tho
country to north nnd west of u, ns
far as tlio eye can reach, and that ap
pears to bo to tho Cascade mountains.
Found two-thirds of Owonsby's com
pany still here, tho remainder having
gono on with tho pilot nnd captain.
A party of five men who loft us last
Tuesday morning to go back in search
of tho missing horses returned to
night bringing in nino of them which
they had taken from a party ot Indi
ans, near Crooked river. Tho Indians
nppeared loth to glvo them up but
thoy charged upon them and took
them, running the Indians off, who
they say nro n mlscrnblo set of
wrotchc3 with no arms but bows and
nrrows.
Sat., 11 Started this morning in
expectation of n long drivo ncross tho
plain boforo us, but when about four
miles from camp mot Mock's wlfo in
company with n friend, returning
with tho nows Hint thoy had found
no water as yet and requesting nil
who wcro nt tho spring to remain
thcro until ho found n camp and re
turned or sent word back for them to
como on. Nothing rcmnlnod for us
to do but drivo back to tho camp wo
had Just loft, whero wo found Toth-
cro's company also, so If misery loves
company lioro Is cnougli of it, for this
smnll camping spot is nearly eaten
out by our own largo utock of cattlo,
nnd to idd to nil this thcro nro somo
In tho company nearly out of pro
visions.
Sun., 11. Last ovenlng tho portion
of Owonsby's company which wero
out upon tho plain returnccfwlth their
cattlo nnd water kogs, having left
their wagons out upon tho plain soven
miles from hero nnd no water had
then been found within 30 miles of
them. To-day Meek ordered them
to rottirn (o this placo nnd sent an
order for us to romaln nt tills placo
until to-morrow morning, then lot 10
or 12 mon nccompany him with spades
nnd dig for water ntn placo ho thinks
It can bo found, In tho dry bed of n
creek. This ovenlng Owonsby re
turned with ids wagons, teams, cattlo
nnd all, having enough of lying out
in tlio plain upon uncertainties.
Meek camo In after dark and said
that from tho top of n mountain n
short dlstanco from hero ho had dis
covered n cut In tho sldo of n moun
tain apparently 10 miles ll-fant whoro
from tho bright green nppenrnnco of
tho willows and grass thero could bo
no doubt of our finding wntcr and re
questing that somo horsemen might
nccompany him to search tho moun
tain sides still further; ho thought
thero would bo no danger in somo
wagons starting to-morrow.
Mon., 10. This nfternoon nbout
three o'clock, 21 of Tethoro's wagons,
together with six or soven of Owons
by's company, mndo u start for tho
spot spokon of yesterday, which lies
northeasterly from hero, Mock ac
companying them. A company of
eight or ton wagons passed through
tho hollow wo aro encamped In, and
started out into tho plains by moon
light In tho ovonlug. Thoy wero n
company wo hnd nover scon beforo
and they said they woro tho last to
leave- tho States for Oregon this year,
starting somo two or thrco wooks bo-
limit un Tnoir looso stock woro
nearly all working steers, thoy having
enough apparently to chnngo teams
ovory day.
Tues., 10. Copt. Itlggs uccompanl'
ed by tho two YVilcoxs' started yes
tcrday morning to search for water
at n placo they had seen tho day be
fore, and which tho description given
by Meek of tho spot ho expected to
Hud water at, applied to precisely.
They returned this morning report
ing It tho snmo with plenty of water
and grass. Wo mndo preparation for
starting immediately, but could not
get ready until lato In tho nfternoon,
as our cattlo wero so scattered. Wo
had a clear, full moon to light us on
our toilsome way, which lay across n
mountain to tho northward, and after
traveling about 20 miles we renched
tlio long-sought spot nt daybreak.
Wed., IS. Wo nro now nearer or us
near tho spring from which wo made
the oO-mlle stretch on tho 10th Inst,
as at tho camp alter wo had made it,
and this too nfter lying In vexatious
suspense, cramped In w llttlo narrow,
barren, rocky nollow among tho
mountains, with tho dry plain some
W or 60 miles iu extent beforo us.
with the delightful anticipation that
we would be obliged to cross It beforo
reaching water. Nor was this all;
moro than ouo family had shaken the
last Hour from their sack, and ethers
could calculate to a certainty the day
they would do likewise. Lay by to
day wishing to get a smaller company
If possible, three largo ones being
mixed together.
to he coxtixukd.1
Solid Merit Will Tell.
For all the bitter opposition ot JciUous rlntls, no bet
tor Illustration could be hail ol this tact than tho lm
menie salo already attaint! by tho great Throat nntl
Lunjt Itemed-, Ilr. Autf. Kalcer's German KlUer. Tor
tho euro ol Coughs and Ilronchlal Afloctloni It Is truly
wonderful; even thco sutTerlnir from Consumption In
vlfancotl stages And ureal rillef, and numbers ol pa
tients hao lound, to their delight, not only relief, but
emr. It belnu perfectly harmless, makes It at oneo
popular vtlth mothers, who of all others hate felt the
neccsilty ot such amcdlilnc. Tho genuine btars the
rjUMltn Coat of Arm., the lac-slmllo signature of Dr,
Aug. halicr, and has his name blown on every 75 cent
liottlo. A trial size may bo had at any druif stnro for
23 cents. '
Boschco's German Syrup
Can now bo purchased right at homej It Is the most
succesiftilt reparation otcr Introduced to our ople,
It works like a inarm In all cues of Consumption,
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Seero Coughs,
Croup, and all other Throat and Lung Disease. No
person has oer used this medlclno v, Ithout getting Im
mediate relief, let there aro a great manv tnor. suffrr.
Ing, skeptical pcoplo going about our streets vtllha
suspicious cough, and the tolco of consumpclon com'
Ing from their lungs, that will not try It. If you die,
It li Jour own fault, m j ou can go to jour druggist ami
get a Sample Dottle for 10 rents, and try it; three doses
will relieve any case. Regular site only 73 cents.
THE BEST FRUIT DRYER
OF ALLi!
I now havo control, for this coast, of the machines In.
The Imported Clydwdale Stallions
ROB ROY and
MERRY MASON
Will maVci tho season us tonon'l
Itnil KOV, at nnrbln's Stable. SALEM, Mon
tlsr.Tncsday.atid Wertnctdar. each week, .and .at
JOHN fuoii'S FARM the tfirco days ff '
iriEURY MAKO. Dntbln's Stable. 8AIEM
Thu "lar"F7ldsy ami Saturday, each yet, jnd
thcold CkLANKV FA!tM.nmlioat.dhal Mrcst of
Turner, on Monda) , Tuddai s , and W cdncsdajs.
TKItJIS-Scapnn. f30, payable at end ol tea
son. insurance, 850, P.al.le when min koow
to bo with foil, oris patted with, tf H. Bl com
npiS flHlIiUSON A. VVHU.
J. W. MEREDITH,
Dentnl Itooms nt tlio oltl atantl,
GRISWOLD'tl 1JL0CK, Oil'. TIM HANK,
fcMy
SALUai, OREGON.
rented by Hampton Kelly for presenlng and ilrjlm
fruit and egctablis, owned by Messrs. Kelly. Colo and
Watson, and shall proceed to cantasfor Mlo of lna
chines and Indltldttal and county rights for Oregon,
Washington and California; also, for tho sale of an lm
protcd press for packing dried fruits and ugctabtcs,
tho Ist cur made and used, Theso machines are
Kelly's Fruit and Vegetable Grinder,
That makes a pulp of fruit preparatory to cupora
tlon and dr) Ing tor matkc t.
Kelly's Centennial Fruit Dryer,
That prepares tlio pulp, abovo described fcr use, by
dryln; the same.
Kelly & Colo Fruit Dryer,
Of sites that ram e In cost from T5 to 125 each. Ith
caclty to dry from 1.1 to 30 bushels of apples per day
of 10 hours' work This drjer has no superior, and Is
deicrllicd In the following cut.
3?
OH! MY
BACK!
'rrr" llP15
$- Er -rf' i
iirvrs I1K.MEDV.
the great kldnev ami liv
er mcd'clne, cures Tiles
la tho Hack, Side or
Leln. andalldlcacsof
tho Kldnsis. madder
nn t 1'rlnnry Organs,
Dropsy, (Iravel, IJItbc
tn.llrUhfs Disease of
the KUiiejs, llettntlon
nr f nrntitlnetlfO Of L tlnC,
v tt.... r. n,trt WritbtirM nnd exccsHP.
HUNTS IlKMLDV Is rrcwre.1 P',;-MfAh,i'?
lUcnscs. Krhm a retired minister ol tho Methodist
Episcopal Church: .... , ,co
' ' I'aoMUsci, It. L.Aux, ID. 15,8.
WM. E. ClWKt-l'car Mr! Ilvring wllnewd tho
xtondcrful effecU of HUNTS HDIhlll I" ' .e"
ease, and In a great numlur of others, I recommrnUL K
to all afflicted with Hldnej Diseases or Droit.). Thoso
airictcd by dlscaso should sccum tho le'lliHne n'n
wlU euro In the shortest mwlMe time. HUNTS IIUI
KZV will do this. K. It. IUUT, J'Jer St,
From Itov. E. O. Ta)lor, D. D., Vutot First lUptllt
Church. ''""''"""i.'.V.UilMlrt.vtn
I can testify to tho virtue ef HUNTS llr.lil.lii In
Kidney Dlsca.cs from actual trial, IrMhur Ifcn much
brncnird bv Its use. i- TartOl.
HUNTS lti:MEDV Is
1 ptrclable. anil
used by the adtlceof
l'hyilclanp. It has stood
the test of tlmo tor 30
jears, and tlio ulmoit
rel'anco may bo placed.
In It. ONKTlllALWILI
I'O.NVIM'B YOl Hcml
for lamphlct to Wx 1.
L'Linsr. rrail.lnre. It. I
MILD IIV ALL DIlt'dGISTS.
feblily
HUNT'S
REMEDY
Iteference Is made to the following named persons:
Lims IliuKitcs, llrooks' station.
Muw At Aurt, " " and many others who
liatouscd the ilrjcrs and know tho tiulltyof fruit
uhcndrledanilthocatifiltya safety of the machines
which are heated by steam, so eannot bum the fruit,
neither aro they llablo to destroy tho bulldln.-, as lias
Uen the eae In this btate with others.
Tito iruallty of the fruit, uhen dried, 1, equal to the
best manufactured, ami wo tl!.,i0 It atiTMrinr t,i nil
ethers,
Collvor's Fruit and Vegetable Tress
I. IntAn.lAal J.! .U..1 I... .Il.l lal.1. M ......1, ,
........ .w. WRIII, .(tr IIUI, U( ,1 pVUlUll-V in
two to flicimund paper boxes, ami puts It In the Iw.t
ivniuie ivim.u'm aim lonu lor pntatu tl.e, at tuning
cost,
I .hall U preiareil toIll nnlrrs fur the iiarwr boses
from L,ttrrn manufacturers, at lour prlrrs,
Thrre)rarsitolput upon my fruit farm on Coos
iiur.itpgi v.uuniy, an Aiucn iruit iiryiiur factory.
..- ...- v.... .ii,iiii.in,,iHnHiuiiriir mv ton,
I am f ully posted as to the bu.lncss of ifrjfng fruits
alter eighteen cars' experience, and unhesitatingly
rronounca the Kelly A, IVIe Hr)ir wlthoutasuinrlor,
anil Jmt the machine needed for uw by tho majority
of fruitgrowers. Address
MONEY TO LOAN!
SKCL'KKI) 11V
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES,
-IN-
Sums of $500 to $30,000
Or Portland City Property.
Apply to
WILLIAM lUllU,
48 First St., Portland, Orogon.
ma) 2 Cm
OKAY'S Sl'MII'lf) .HIIIilCINi:.
Tlio Circnt L'iikIIsIi llcmrtly
TH ADE MIRK. An tmhlllng nrc fr
flADE MRIC'
&-
W'T
flJ
WV VTS '
sfJl.i. - r
."rwxm
mjlC-tf
A. B. COLLVER.
GunsrCuns!
BENJ. FOR8TNER.
Snlom, Oroifoii,
TTAS A L.MIOE STOCK OF CHEAP
Military BreocWoailiDZ Rifles
such as the SI'EN'Cim, KHAItrK. 1IEMIXCTOX, and
ttlNTHt-sTEit, Abo, a full assortment of
SroooliloAdlns
8IIOT-CUNS and EI-OflTlXO I'.lfLES.of ill standard
nukes. A full line of
KJ tf f 1 t'ullerr, Knives, Ilnxora, and
oCIAOIlS.direct from 1'jigkind. AlsoVUlllUSiTatkle
will fell a low a anybody. st-Olf
Tonic Vermifuge)
Vnrma In Children or Adults nro
tliorotiRlily ilMtroyctl by Dr. Jityuo'sj
Tonic VcrmiriiRc. As a rule, nil
clilltlron cro subject to theso pests,
tho Imlleatlons of their prcsenco bo
Ing so vnrlcJ, that thcro Is scarcely
a complaint which thoy will not
csclto or Imitate. Tho symptoms
should accordingly bo watched for
nnd promptly treated with this Vor
mlfiiKe, which not only kills tho
worms end espeN them, but dls
eolves tho slimo or mucus in tho
ttomach and bowck, which favor3
their production.
hi initial Wcakncv".
tliermatcrihea, hit
latency, and nil lls.
tstscs that follow as A
sequence of si If ahttsu
as loss oi junior).
unitcrrai WMltmlc,
IWn In tho lUik
Before Takke 2 Z , r Vo. T5 Aftsr Taklni?:
and many othcrblsca.es that liad lu Insanity rr Con
sumption, and a l"reintture Urate, tsr full iartlcularsj
In our iamphUt, which we de.lru to solid free by mall
toetrryone. iTTlio eptilflo Mcdlilne Is sold by alt
tlriii.ts at II ptrivukaye, or six mikavet for , or
will I r sent frco by mall on receipt of the money brad.
dns.ln.- Xllli UU.IY .tlKIUOIMt 0O.J
N'o. 10. AltMhant' lll.v If llrr.nir tir,r
7ftM In balnn and etcr)whiro lu tho United blatci
and Canada by all nliclcsale and retail ilnijultti. 19
Salem Flouring: Mills.
DEST FA1IIZ.V FLOUR.
BAKER'S EXTJtA, XXX.
SUrEItFIHE AND (illAIIAM,
MIDDLINGS, WtAN. AND MIOIlTfl,
CoiiHtantly
Hicrliotwc
ou Hand.
in CA8H
Prlco
Paid for Wheat
AT ALL TIMES.
uept utr
Tt.
0. K1NNKT,
Acent 8. F. M. Co
XiTJOZUg BBXsZi,
Baecessorto J. M. Ecilzr a Co.,
5 Liberty (., - - mrw YOIIK,
Comiulwhlou jV(-ont
, New ork via Isthmus, Pacific lUUroid and
if V B0"!' 1" Uci ?f Merchandise, and for , hi tSi
ot moueT. ,tc octstl
English -BERKSHIRE
PIGS
Dk. Kkck U undoubtedly tucceuin the
General Debility and Dyspepsia nra
usually remedied by Mr. Jt.yne'i.
Tonic VerniiniKe. It will bo found
to havo excellent tonlo properties,
strengthening tho organs of diges
tion, restoring tho appetite, and In
fusing now vigor Into tho wholo
system. Tho weak, broken-down
and dispirited will derive tho most
bonellcial effects from tills Tonic
Intermittent and Remittent Fevers
aro fsvorably affected by Dr. Jayne'a
Tonic Verniirasrc, nd It Is a cura
tlvo likewlso for Fever and Aguo In
children. Il should bo taken lu con
nection with Dr. Jayno's Sanatlvo
TUN for thco complaints, and this
combination will bo found to bo
equally servlectblo la casts of Dis
ordered liver.
"?a. AVI3 CO.. Wholesale Aati Port
T
ENTl.Itr.fi l'lOS AT THE
LAST STATE FAIH
JL took bwecpsukts for U-t llttir, al.o for Ust bear
oMhev-rounds, taklnie'ehteinpiliesontuy entries ol
lranfurm.ii rinrritivn tntt-e rA..n.H.i KM..i
erder. AIw, thole joting l.OAlts, us well bred as any-
JOHN WEST.
JatOU New Meat Market, SALtm, Or.
RAILROAD LANDS,
JIlsornl Toimiih! "-
LOW PIIICK&!
LON(J Tl.TIE!
;' l.TEltCST
Tne Oregon and California nnd Oregon
Central Kallroad louipanlea
OFFKR their Lands for laienpnit the follnwiDc llh.
ral terms: Ono lento of the price In c ih; titereit oS
lb balance at the rat of mtn 'per c 'ent. oo itu
Adlsconnt of ten per cent, will m, t!nwe-l for cub
atent u, c. II, It.. Portland. Orcmn '
land, Oresuo
ocUml
BUY NO TRUSS
I'ntd )ou sc w hat haj been ac
couplUhed by Dr. Herce's late
Intention. drsna for tutniph.
lei ana tierce s HajseUc Journal.
JOHN MINTO, ft
BErtLrn or Jr
MERINO SHEEP.
TIKES pttitiie In offering to ibe Wool Orowen ol
OresonandlheadJolnlrrTerrltorl-s the ctine
sRh&T.Sr1- J?itulUo,,. atQ compsaSn sTlIhotK
"1 !f ,p offl i marict ar cordUlly Intlted.
4(Ur" JOHN MINTO,
w n v.n ... . balem, Orecon.
J
rs ii
aHr
r tranl to K
iau.ii.1h; fcLASTIlt 'J
hirvS k. 'w-sn""niJitan ;imbs of tho flock eta.
ifi, iip00 h ISLAND YA.MI, adjoining Sm
kHJb Bwe. can be steo at the sano pUceTor ittW
w. cor, tteorney anil