WILLAMETTE FARMER.
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IMUID ITinr TAaTJaT, BT
OLA7.KE Sc OBAIG,
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n. A. CLAIIKE. D. W. CHAIG.
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POHTLAND, Kill DAY, NOV. 28, 1870.
A GRANGEBS'S COMMENTS.
Editor Willnmotto Farmer:
Doing n regular render of tho P.vn
Mini I noticed, nnd wn.s very favor
nbly Impressed with tho article, ono
of n series, lately appearing lit your
pnper entitled, "How shall tho
fJrntigo bo inndn useful nnd powerful?
No. I."
Tho writer Is evidently a thought
ful and Intelligent man, nnd In tho
consideration of his subject ho tnnkes
numerous suggestions qulto nppropos
to tho question, nnd also tells sorno
truth, pnrtlculnrly whenhosnya "thnt
tho order of tho 1. of II. hns boon pro
ductive of much good," thnt "tho of
forts wcro mndo by individuals with
in tho order, nnd woro not prolltnblo
to them individually but procured nil
such articles (machinery, etc.,) for the
bonclltof tho farmers of tho Htnto;"
"thnt many dlfllcul.lcs lie In tho
wny of success, tho greatest of wliloli
1 found in tho1 Jealousy and timidity
of Individuals." Those, I say, nro
truths, and they nro perhaps forclblo
to extent tho author of them hardly
appreciated.
Tho farmers (at loast I do) know
that a wagon costing $K!0 to $175 In
tho '71 could bo bought for $10.") to
$110 In '"(!. A combined reaper nnd
mower was l!5 to J15 per cent, cheaper
and that tho whole scale of prices Is
proportionately reduced.
A year when rust has well high
destroyed our crops, when tho Scotch
Loan Co. Is foreclosing many mort
gages, nnd tho outlook Is not pecu
liarly for tho agrarian portion of tho
community, overy ono can uppreclato
this reduction, which Is owing, our
correspondent snys, to tho oiTort of a
fow Individuals within tho ordor,(yos,
to a very fow, you enn number them
on tho, lingers of one hand), who did
not dorlvo nny profit to themselves;
not to nny grcnt extent, they didn't.
In 1874 n corporation vnt organized,
with headquarters nt Portland, with
tho avowed purposoof acting as agont
to Import all artlclos and machinery
nocded by tho Oregon farmers. A
circular letter, oxplnlnlng tho object
of tho organization, was printed nnd
issued to Individuals nnd granges.
Articles of Incorporation, also explain
ing tho object of tho Incorportion,
wcro printed nnd issued and in duo
courso of tlmo tho "N W. S. S. nnd
Com. Co., P. of II.," oponed its stock
books, nnd stock subscription lists
wero circulated, and homo $10,000 In
stock was subscribed. Tho subscribers
woro nil mombors of tho granger or
ganization. Not n shnro of stock was
hold ouUlde. Meetings wero held
nnd nil stockholders that choso wero
represented. Directors woro elected
nil farmers, remember; n Secretary,
hiniHcit n farmer, was chosen, nod tho
organisation commenced business.
It was then in n shapo to buy ma
chiuory, to contract nnd bo contract
ed with. To conduct operations only
ono thing remained 1. v., tho grand
power that makes tho world go round,
money, capital. The Company had
neither money nor Its substitute,
credit. Kvory exertion short of ab
solute litigation (and that was Inter
dicted by tho principles of our order)
was employed to collect tho llrst as
hossinentofoO percent, upon thocap
Ital stock; u trilling sum was collect
ed, not near sutllcleut to put tho bus
luchs upon a working foundation.
What could bo done was done, and,
Anally to bo brief tho "Individuals
within tho order," some Hvo or six,
oeelng that failure was unavoidable
without other assistance than stock
subscriptions would give, camo for
ward and signed notes to J.add v
Tllton, thu First National Hank, and
othors.endorsed contracts with wagon
and machine companies, and alto
gether pledged their credit for near
If not quite $1,000 each.
Tho contract for machinery, every
contract made by tho company, wero
madu In tho name of tho company,
Tho only contracts that wero by any
possible construction prlvato wero
IIiom) promisory notes which raised
money to tloat tho company. After
two ycar duration tho purses of these
private individuals wero exhausted.
Tho stock hooks upon which they had
relied were unproductive. Tho low
price at which tho machinery was
sold to tho farmers loft no possibility
nnd left nn unincumbered field to tho
middlemen.
To tho gentlemen who so quiotly
enmo forward nnd without tho re
motest chnnco for self profit, pledged
their faith and paid their money to
carry tho Farmers' Co,, is loft tho sat
isfaction of paying tho heavy reckon
ing. Some of them hnvo slnco been
unfortunato nnd nro unablo to bear
their shnro In lifting tho notes, now
held byLndd & Tllton, tho Scotch
Lonn Compnny nnd various other
creditors, nnd tho remnlndcr will bo
compelled to pay their share. Tho
Compnny Is hopelessly insolvent:
there nro no nssots; nnd nothing Is left
out of tho ruins to pay tlieso over
zealous grangers tho nniount they
expended for tho good of their
brothers of tho order, except
tho un-
paid subscriptions to tho stock.
This I submit should bo paid by tho
stockholders, nnd paid liberally, ns
men of honor mon who understand
tho law9 of right, should pny. Did
Odd Fellows or Masons become bo for
getful of tho duties and obligations of
their order, nnd of tho commonest
lnw of right nnd Justice, they would
bo expelled, There Is no Just not
honest defense to tho liability of these
men.
Tho objects of tho Co. woro set out
so thnt "they who ran could read;"
they wcro printed in circular letters;
they wero open to tho Inspection of
overy subscriber, nnd nothing but
idiotic simplicity could hnvo been Ig
norant of tho printed paper that was
circulated.
Gentlemen, farmers, mon of honor,
why will you Isully your credit, tils
graco your honor, desert your com
panions of tho Grango In adversity,
and prove yourselves reccant to every
obligation that honor, good faith uud
common honesty Impose upon you?
What organization can b) formed
among you, with nny hopo of
success, if you exhibit no moro fideli
ty to tho order, no moro sonso of bus
iness obligations, nnd no greator hon
esty than will bo dlscloso If your In
nate sense of decency tells you should
bo douu voluntarily? No ono nsserts
that tho buslnus of tho Company was
conducted dishonestly. No ono has
over Inspected tho books, and conso
quontly few porhups npproelnto fully
tho enormous oxponsoof conducting
a hardware business of that magni
tude. Tho author of "No l" enn not ox
poet to build up many moro successful
grnngo business organizations unless
ho first instills into tho breast of my
fellow fnrmors tho ncccsity of meet
nil business obligations nnd of regard
ing their wprd ns being ns good ns
their bond. Tlioy must "commoncont
tho beginning nnd work up" a good
ways botoro they enn do business on
nny othor principle
If you will nllow mo spneo in an
other Issuo I will wrlto ngaln and
etnto why this ontorprlso was not
as it might, could nnd should hnvo
bcon ft grand success.
I sign myself, I hope,
An Honest Faiimkh.
XOTKB OF IMP TO NATIONAL GRANGE.
1IY MllS. C. K. BIUl'LKY.
OONTINCKn.l
Tho main roads here aro all torn
piked at great expense to bottlers.
Brother M. has already spent slxteon
hundred dollars to build roads through
his farm. Ho also has miles of under
drnln. They have n flno farm, a saw
mill and n beautiful house nnd
grounds, but It is not healthful nnd
they wish to sell nnd como to Oregon.
A very ploajsant family reunion was
held hero, nt which my husband's
brother and five of his sisters wcro
present. Most of tho oldor members
looked natural to him, but tho youn
ger ones did not. Whllo horo wo vis
ited tho church-yard, not far away,
where tho father nnd mother were
laid u fow years ago. They had lived
to see their thirteen children all mar
ried and occupying honorable po.sl
Moiis In life. Although farmers, they
had not only reared their largo fami
ly, but hail acquired a competency
besides. Loving words wero epokon
of them and tears shed In their mem
ory. Hro. M. and family made n party
for us during our stay, to which wero
Invited their vlllauo acqualntAnce"
and their granger friends around. It
was it delightful affair. My husb.tudN
relatives had been strangers to me,
as mine had been to him, and I can
never forgot tho loving cordiality
with which they treated tho stranger
sister who craved it place in their af
fections. Wo had pleasant visits with
oursl-tors In and around lllchwood,
also visited one in her beautiful home
In Kenton. ( While visiting a .sister
in Marysvllle wo attended tho Friday
afternoon exercises of tho public
schools at their fine now building
They havo qulto n start towards n mil
oum, ami my husbauu loft them
Biimo bottles of Oregon wheat. Wo
spent sonic tlmo with it sister nt her
delightful homo In Deloware, Ohio.
Tho country horo is moro rolling nnd
Htotyably healthier than nt lllchwood.
Wo visited their beautiful cemetery,
and a beautiful artificial lake and park
near tho town. Visited tho Universi
ty nnd drank from tho sulphur 9prlng
In tho grounds, nlso
Went thrOUgn
their oxtcusivo museum. In tho park
is a flno collection of overgrcens, but
wo looked in vain for some which
would remind us of Oregon. This Is
it beautiful rural town, nnd hero wo
first noticed union lawns, in fact
fences nro not at nil fashionable here.
Their lawns extend to the street, nnd
thcro Is nothing to lndicnto whero
ones possessions begin or end. Mnny
inquiries wcro mndo of us in regard
to Oregonlans who attended tho Uni
versity here, and wo wcro muclf
pleased to receive visits from Osman
and WIllIo Royal, now nttondlng
tho school. Wo spent ft day very
I nlrir.Qriritli. itlfl, l)n. itnrl "r..i tint.
ledgo at their beautiful homo here.
Thoy look but llttlo older than when
they loft Oregon, nnd expressed n
hopo thnt they should return somo
(lino ns they llko this country best.
Wo visited it sister In Mt. Vornon,
Knox county, nnd hero wo saw tho
finest sconory in Ohio. Tho city
looked oid nnd dilapidated. In fact
wo had scon very fow now buildings
or Improvements slnco leaving Mich
igan. Wo visited friends nnd rela
tives In tho country round about, nnd
nmong others nn uncle of eighty-four
years old. Ho spent most of his tlmo
reading, and having always been n
reader nnd thlnkor, his mind was yet
vigorous. It had been long years
slnco I lind boon called "my dear
child," "sis," etc., but such expres
sions of endearmont coming from this
dear old man carried mo back with
pleasant memories to my childhood.
Ho expressed n wish that It might
not bo long till ho should bo permit
ted to Join his lamented wlfo who
had "crossed tho dark river" n few
years boforc. My husband was raised
it mllo from Mt. Vernon, and hero the
family resided when ho started for
Oregon in '02. Wo called at tho old
homestead, nnd its owner, n former
schoolmate, meeting us at tho gate,
callod Mr. Shlploy by namo and ex
tended his hand as readily as II they
had not boon separated so many yean?.
Sister had it family reunion for us,
and wo wcro delightfully entertained
by others. Wo visited tho cemotery
in which is ono of thoso ancient
mounds for which Ohio is so celebra
ted. Hud n pleasant visit with some
nephews nnd nieces nt Mt. Gllcad.
In traveling through tho country
wo saw nt almost every other farm
liouso pcoplo making npplo butter out
of doors. In fact we thought wo had
got into tho homo of that article. On
inquiry we found thnt apples wcro
very plenty, which might not bo tho
caso again for several years, nnd pco
plo wore making tho most of thorn.
Thoy wcro very good, but speckled
nnd wormy, and not qulto so highly
(lavorcd as thoy woro in Michigan.
Wo saw n great many flno cows in
Ohio, most of thorn wcro grado short
horns. Wo had Boon ns much snow
by tho 6th of November as wo saw in
Oregon during tho wholo provlous
Winter. Tho wheat hero looked llko
screenings compared with ours.
Wo wont to Clovoland through n
moro hilly part of tho country than
wo had yet seen. I wished much to
pass through tho northern part of
Ohio by daylight, having nover dono
so, but. for tho third time in my llfo,
was obliged to go ovor it at nignt, us
our tlmo was so limited.
TO UK CONTIXCKUJ
A rouiritY export Informs tho
Maino Farmer that tho best way to
prevent lions eating their eggs Is to
eat the hens.
Tho F.uiUKli ouly coita !.00 a year in ad
vance Important to formers.
TI.o want of a reliable book by which to
calculate the value of wheat in this market
when quoted at any price in the I.iverjxjol
ami London markets hat Ions leen felt, hut
which ii now happily met in tho " Wheat
Ucalura' (iiiidc," cimniiled by J, II. i'ariili,
mauagvr of tho MerviianU' Kxchauge, thin
city, ami which bo hai arranged to e 11 at the
exmiUugly low price of 23 cent jn-r copy
cah to accoimuuiv order. It in erv un-
Ritat to any and all who tell wheat to lo
able in lea than livn minute to tell (ai lliey
can from this book) tho price of wheat in tint
market when tacd on Kngliih price, which
govern thu market on tin coatt. Calcula
tion am warranted thoroughly correct. Kn
clam '.'A ct coin to J. It. Karith, Portland,
who will mail tho ump!ilit in return.
In tho Whole HUtory of Medicine
No prvtaration ho ever performed uch mar
wlor.i curia, or unintiiiiod to wide a reputa
tion ai AiEi;' CiiKiir.v l'lXTOKJtL, which it
reoiyuiied a the world' remedy for all di
ease ot the throat and luugt. It lonj; con
tinued erioof wonderful cure in all climate
ha made it universally known a a Kifo aud
reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
cold, which aro tho forerunner of morv
eriou duordir. it act pecdiiy and turvly,
.iIhuy relieving uuVriu(j, aud often taviug
life. The protection it afford, by it timely
uo in the throat and lung duonlen of chil
dren, make it an iuvaluable remedy to Ui
kept alwav on hand m every home. Ko per
teni can utforvl to U without it, and thow who
Imoouce ued it never will. From their
know ledgo of it cvmiitum and effects,
ph)iciau tut the CiumiY 1'kctoiml exteu
(lively m their practice, and elergjmeu rec
ommend it. It is absolutely certain in it
remedial effect, and will alwavicuro whero
cure aro poiblo. Tor sale by all dealer.
Hodge, Davit & Co., Portland, whiteale
Usnt
White's Prairie Flower.
Taken before retiring will Inturo agood.nljflit'i rest,
with an awakening hi the rosy morn to health, tourate
and t Igor. For coated torifruo, bud breath, iltk head
the, or any disturbance amine; from d,tejtla or lor.
pld liter. It l without a peer. Its action on disease 1.1
liulctlni; twins almost Instantly. The huo ami cry
raiscu ajntinn is j j'lt.cn. imcuhhiu uk."hu n,
foreseen In In adtent tho destruction ol thilr nctirloua
business, and tho thousands of, unsolliltcd testimonial
flowing In from all art of Iho New World. If a iure In
dication of It irrcit merit. Trial tiro at all drug
store. Half twund bottles, 75 cent". CHAS. LAMJ
LEY CO., holcsale OniinflsUi, Sole Amenta.
ralie Impreaalone
It Ii generally npicd by phrilclani anil the roji!e
generally that l)JiT'li cannot Imarlably be mrcd,
but c are pleased to say that GK' AloisT Fiona
hM never, to our ano icur?, iaucu vi euro 4ri.n
and Liter Complaint In all It forms, tuch a fcour
Stomach, Costlvcness, Sick Headache, palpitation ot the
Heart. Indention, bad Uute In the mouth, &e. Out of
iho eo ono dbien bottles sold last tear, not a sulil tall
ure wa reported, but thousand of complimentary
letter recefrcd from DruirRist of wonderful curw.
Three d '111 relleto any case. Try It. Sample
bottle 10 cents. Ilegular lite Ts cent. Forsalebyall
druy.-UtJ.
Coimtitnnlloii t'tireel.
An old phjilchn, rctlrid fromrractkc, hatlnir had
plated In Ms Inn.l. by an Kot India missionary the
lurtifuli of a elinple Ti-iretabjo Ktmdy for the mcedy
and iwrmanent euro for Consuniptlon, Ilronehltls L'a-
larrn, AStnina, nnu un niriut itiiu ..uiih rtuutnn,
also a tMsltlva and radical cure for Ntriuiis Peblllty
and all Ncriout Complaints, alter limine tested lb)
wonderful turatlie pomrs In thousands it ease, has
felt It hit duty t" niako known to his tutrcrinir icilow.
Actuatwl by this motlro and a desire to relieve human
ulfirinir, I will ttnd free of charge to all who deslrelt,
this rccfie, In Ocrnun, I'rench, or Knirllili. with full
directions tor prtparlnj and lulnir. bent by mall by
auiireiuiiliir witii siaini', noiiuiiir tuts i-ui-tr, ,,. ,,
L twptr,
r, U. Y.
SnttRtn, 111) l'otrs' liltxk, Uuthcste
31-5m
(JjlTrifT A YHAIl and exiien.es toairenta,
Outfit free.
V ' ' Addrn I1
O. YlCKKIlY, Autrusta, Maine.
InajO ly
CHANQEOP FIRM.
I hue Oil dav admitted my son. CIIAULM J. 11.
MALAIIKI.Y, as a rtnir, ami the buslnc will be
Know n anu conuueteu unutr me umi name oi
D. J. MALARKEY &CO.
ProduoE
Commission Merchants!
Who ctate Dealer In
CHAIN and PROVISIONS,
At our (tons on the levecs,
8, 10 and 12 Front St.,
FortTXj-igkJxno.
Fneeltl attention tn the ssle of 1'annaml Dairy Pro-
duee, Oraln, Ilium, Hides, Hour and Wool.
Auiauci ma j on npprouii kiupmenu. junuti
DR. H. SMITH,
Dontist.
OFFICE: Moore niotk, otcr Lit)' store. f-alem.
Ori'iron, hovil-tl
BARBER &NICKLIN,
100 Pint Nt Portland, Orecou.
auMly
IS. n. BURK,
I)ATON, W. T
General Land ,cent, Ilrokcr, and Ocir
cral aeenl.
A TTKNDS TO ALL llL'SlNESS 1'UOIIITI.V
V Clerk District Court; Comml.sloncr of Deed for
Ortifon; Notary fubllci U. S.CoinmUloner.eU'.hKSm
NEW HARDWARE STORE
LEO WILLIS,
At Cunningham's Old Stand,
Commercial Street, Next loor to the llank,
SAL.KM, Ol.dGON,
I now reivlrlng an tr Urcly ni and complete slock of
HAB D W AR E
Of Estry inscription. AUo
Cooking Stovos and Ranges
Of man) choice tttlos, and a Urge rarltt) of
OFFICE & PARLOR STOVES,
Willi a complete Hat of
TIN AND GUANITKtVABK.
Which he Is enabled to offer to the public at very low
prlct lor ituu or to prompt l')ing ustower.
K WOl'LI) HESI'ECTFVLLY SOLICIT AM IN.
tiwclloo of Ms stotk by liunnaMr. confident of
buablHlv torleue. both a to aualllv and rricea of
buabll
tods, and kojie to merit a fair share of the patronage
of the cltircn ul baletn and suiroundinc country, and
thus build ui a Permanent lluidness. He will hast a
Competent Tinner tmploied, who will do all Itepairine
and Job Work in thatllne at short and reasonable
rate. 1'leue call and Me me tl tuy new stand busl
net.
LEO WILLIS.
fiiu, October 1, 1.
WEEKS & MORGAN,
. 219 and 251 Front Street,
NO:
I'HtwecnUalnand MacUton,
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY, PROVISIONS FEED STORE.
Tht ttt el food at Iui4t mirket ra'.s.
Country ordiri tollrlud.
Couatr prtaluce taken In exchange for tupplle.
K.WEEK..
noe7tl A. II. VIOKiiAN,
FORALE.
150,000 FRUIT TREES!
milKF-NTIllE STOCK OF MV 1LTE.NS1VE Nl'R.
JL ssiireat Vlilwaukle for sole en reasonable, tenns.
In consequence st thedeatiiof in) son, hating no oto
UaM.it me, I hate determined to clow out that part
of my buslnes as stunt as )Mlb!e.
Inquire at alllwaukleor at ui) store. No. C4 Eirst
itrtvi, lVttUud
soiMm SETII LVELLINO
Land Office Notice,
Laxo OrrtCE at Ooo Cut, Oo, i
OctkukSI. T9. J
TltTOTlCE 15 IIEltEllY (1IVEN THAT THE FOL
X lowing named K'ttler has tiled notltv of hU In
tel tion to uuke Anal proof In supwrt of his claim, and
seeure nnal entry thereof at the exjilratlon ot thirty
dat fnm tht date of this uotlce, tli;
MlUiauithmall, Homestead application NoJ.Ulfor
tht E. I of . W J of ttv. Si, T. I N, K. I W.. and
nairee the fttliwln.- a. hit wilnewee, tit: Iatld
Urookt, of Multnomah county, Ortiron, and W, u,
llrooks, of JIultncuuh counl t . Ortvon.
noi l-JI LT, UAIUX, Ileflrter.
K.VTlMi'i c-ui'li Lnzi:i:K. ilia
M
llnut ltrllUh Itemetly Thtre 1 unqrstlvnablt no
other rtuiedvo certain in Its t Setts. AJT1IMA
iWINTEIt Ctll'OH. blill.NL 111X13 and lilbtlHUKIls
OFTHETIII'.OAT alike jleld lo it luftuvnee. The
hli lie.t medical teslluioo) states no UtUr cure lor,
tiiese eomidaliiU exist tnow iirovetl be otcr half a
century carwiienoe). They contain no eiJuiu, nor-
iiia,4irany sivuent uruar. rtr:ATlli sAiiitii i.t
tENOLS, vtaKtl by THOMAS KEAT1MJ, Locdea,
krltaln, are ao!d ly all liiu.i-Uta. wilKu.
IMES
swsws
PRINTER
STILL UVES, MOVES AND DOM J(
BEST PRINTING
IN OREGON!
AT 5 WASHINGTON STBEET
POHTLAND.
Good Work at Fair Prices
la tho boaU upon which ho tloca businctj,
May30tf
Newl ,t New! New!
PACIFIC NURSERY
sXibm:, on.
F, D, PRETTYMAN and
C, N, POTTER,
xnoznxx3FOH.s.
We hare all kind of
Fruit Troos, Shrubbery, Eto.
OltNAMIWTAL TOEES AND VINES,
All warranted true to name. Send for Catalogue. See
our price lint. AdJnws :
Jull U rULTrYM.VM & 1-OTTEi:, Salem, Or.
COUNTRY RISKS!
WANTHD BV T1IK
HAMBURG-BREMEN !
Fire Insurance Go.
OF IIAMI1UKO, OKHMANV.
Capital X,500,000
Surplus 9112,000
I'HILIl' SIT.VF.n k CO., San FranrUco, Oeneral
Ab'cnt l'uinc Uoast.
H. BOYD & SON,
Afcnt for Orcjon and Woslilnirtoii Territory.
00 Plrat HI., next to Lntld A; Tlltou'e,
JulUtf
INCOHl'OUATEl) 1S0I.
I
HOME MUTUAL i
INSURANCE CO.,
OF OALIFOIINIA.
Slaro Only!
LOSSES PAID erAn 31,334,633.44
LOSSES Paid In Oregon lnf,x $162,363.29
Orogon Branch Offlco,
Geo. L. Story, Manager,
SoutlicMt comer First and Starlc Streets,
Ojp. Liild &. Tilton' llauk,
aplltf X3osrtlAJE&clf Or.
Dlt. K. V. CHASE,
REVET U.Col., late Burgeon U.H. Volanteer.
k OfDefl. DsirMn'. Uiok. ud suira. , Mtr
DK. J. P. Y. TAX DKN BKBGH, BK
No. SIX Plmt St., bet. Taylor and Sal
mon, I'onlatid, Orecon,
Head tbe followluK New Certlflraleat
Another Slaughter.
would state to the nuMl that I hare been afflicted
for about 15 ) ear, and doctoring for nearl j eyery com
plaint with man) reputed cool pbrsldan without an 7
relief until I consulted Dr. Van Penberirh, who said
worms were the rouse of mjr complaint, and J taltlne
Bie of hi worm ivttder I jsused 070 worm In about
fire hour. They are on and one-quailcr 0 an Inch
lonn, and now uijr ailment and palna son to hare left
me altogether, I ruslde at No, 1 W Stark St , l'crtland,
Or. Josini Ixiuia.
Ala. Jd, UTO.
.Tlurder Will Out.
One bottle of Dr. Van Penberfh' Wonn Brrup en-
Kllol 01 er t,0M wonn from injr ton LouU, ttfildi had
1 eflect of curing him of nerrous spauna. I naide on
18th street, bet. I' and O. Portland.
. l-oanaxti, June SI, lo7K. Uojikui 11. Nra.
A Large Teaenpfall or Worms Czpell
rd.
Th is to certlfT that Ilr. Van Denbereh errUM a
larv teatsjprull of wpnu from me, tome roeejurinir
eiht to ten Wiche In lenzth, and now I feel like a new
man again. I reside ou S!d btmt, between K and F,
ivruaoo, irregon. a. Lummiix.
Orer 2,000 Worms BxpeUed.
One hotila of Dr. Van TWithnnrh. ll',nn fit,,n .
pellnl oter ?,UOO worm from iu ton, 18 )ear ofaje,
I M lltallMTM M, G.llnMi U.u
- '... w. UMIHVH UM.t
roart-tMi, lis j :i i;o.
Roopectorani
Stubborn Coughs and Colds yieia
promptly to tho kcitllng and cura
tive properties 0f Dr. Jarne'a Ex.
pectorant. It loosens and promotes
the expectoration of irritating mat
ter, mltlgntes much pain, and dis
tress, and checks Inflammation.
Asthma, Bronchitis, and Throat
Troubles aro at onco relieved by
lr, Jaync's Expectorant. It re
moves constriction of tbe llronchlal
tubes, loosens phlegm, saoUies nnd
heals tho mucous membrane, arrests
any feverish tendoncy, aud helps to
forward a gradual cure.
Consumption, Pleurisy, and Lung
Affections aro generally controlled
and ameliorated by Dr. Jajrne'n Ex
peetorant. It saves tho lungs from
tuuch irritation and distress, by re
lieving them of tho irritating matters
by which thoy aro cloggod, it also
suppresses inflammation and gives
tho affected parts a chance to heal.
Whooping Couoh.Croup and Hoarse
ness aro efficaciously treated by Dr.
Jawaea Expectorant. It removes
difficulty of breathing and oppres
sion in tho throat or lungs, promotes
tho ejection of mucus and subdues
the violence of these complaints at
U10 outset. It is a Safe Family Cura
tive, of long-established reputation,
and where promptly administered,
has enabled many to escape serious
Lung Affection. '
nooor. DAVIS CO,, Wtoleult Atat' Port
usee, ureista.
Dr. JAMES WITIIYCOMHE,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
WILL I'lUCTICE IN IOKTLAND HEItEAFTEn
lUrlnir had an cxtonrfre rH, Ih Onuron for thv
lint eitfll J l i iUiiicieiH (niarwmco 01 Lijty
n HI Willi piTKCeTiJHlUIWI OIIU III1UI IIIHHUII I IT UIO irtA(
mont nf ftnr itlwaM on rccclnt of one ilollfcr. Ktaf ih
njmptomi a$ near m posifblo, also near thp to auJ
ucigiibOi nerve uui n
BE.ACK HAWK STABLES,
l'OItTLAND. OltEOON. '' fehMm p
M. C. NEWBERRY,
Commission Merchant,
And General Dealer in
orkooi Aitu (jAUruiuu r'uviT and rnoDrcic
122 First St., I'drtlnnd, Or.
C0NSIQNMENT3' .SOLICITED.
P. 0. ITox IU.
JulMf
WILLIAM DUNBAR.
FEED, FAItm, I'llODCCE AND
Commission Merchant !
Importer of CtillfornlA Fnilt, Vegetable, Honey,
Iluttcr, lift, Italidns, etc., and
EXFORTEIt OP Cilt A IN, FLOUH,
Wool, Feed, Fruit, Kifirs, cU'.
Cor.i Front and dale Su I'ortland, or
JuIIU
B. F. SWICK,
DUN7AL ItOOlIS
Over Broyman Bros. Store
NONE DUT FINISHED Ol'GIIATIOKS l'EItFOIlMU
f,li!SU
ESTA11LIS1IED IN lo
WILLAMEm NURSERY,
G. W. Walling & Son, Proprs.
Oswego, Clackamas Co., Or
Especial attention irlten to Flam, Prime and Cherry
Tree. Corrcspntdcnco solicited. lebH 3m
MONEY TO LOAN!
SKCUUKD BY
REAL ESTATE HORTGAGZS,
-IN-
Sums of $500 to $30,000
3TW TsUM: XjAJJSTXD!9f
Or Portland City Property!
Ailjr to
W1LLIA3I REIU,
48 First St., Portland, Orogon.
inar2 Cm
BUY NO TRUSS
Until you tee what ha been ac
complished by Dr. Plereo' late
Intention. XsTHrnd fur mmph
let and Pierce' Mairoetie Journal.
V w lIAdNKTIU ELAST O TIIUHS
CO. Ilcmorcd to Jf. W, cor. Keamey and Sacramento-
SM., Kan t rancuco, oai. mari-jr
H. OARPENTEB, M. D.
(Uteof.Mem.) ..
PORTLAND, - OREGON.
Orncx: Corner First and HorrUon St, upstair.
ItMisuci: S76 Fourth and afontgomery SU. epl9
ELECTRIC BELTS.
A sure cur for nervou debUHr. premature decay,
eihaiutlon, etc. The only reliable cur. Circulaa
mailed free. Addro J. K. KEUVE3, ts Chatham St,
N. V. jonet) -
UHAY'S MFEC1FIO IHKBiqiNE. V
The Great Ko gluts Rented
TRADE MArtlC. An unfalllne cure fee- U2'
bemlnal neaanee,
Smrmaiorrhee,. Iin-
potency, and allDU. gWf,
ease uiae loiiow a
sequence of self -abate
a Lou of Memory,
Unlrcraal Latitude,
Pain In th Rack,
Before TakinKKSnou "a! After Takint
and many other IHteate that lead to Insanity or Od.
iimpUon, and a Premature (Irar. tiT Full partlcukn
la our pamphlet, which we deeire to tend free by nil
to every one. yTTn Bpeclfle Hedldne I old bfsli
drajreit tl rwr naekaira. or six naekaffee for It r
wtllTr sent free br mail on receipt of the money eytd
dreetinj THE UBAV nRBICINB CO..
no, iv, aiecnanic ihocjc, vmtorr, mrsl
a-a-Sold In Salem and ererrwhere In the United (tatee
and Canada by all wholeaal and retail druwttt. BT
Salem Flouring Milli.
BKST FAMILY FLOUU,
BAKKR'S EITEA, XXX.
BUPKRFINB AND ORAHAM,
MIDDUNOa. DEAN, AND DnOSTS.
OouHtaatly on Hand)
Hlffhottit Price in OA81
Paid for Wheat
ATALLTZMU.
fl. C. KEWEY,
bent IStf Asest 8. P. M. Ce,
IiUOZUS JUsXXs,
Sncceiwr to J, II, Kisiib A Co.,
nS Liberty st NEW VOKe
CommUisIon Affont
TV1R nnVINO AND FOnWARDINO Fll
1? New York via Itthtnn, PactOe Rallroid.aBtt
tape uorn, au xioai or aiercnanaite, sua lor "?"
ot Vrodact from the Ptcllle cowt, for the colkeuos
01 money, , sscwo
RAILEOAD LMDS.
Llboi'ul Terms!
IOW PHICESI a.
LONG TI.TIEt '
LOW INTEREST
Ihc Oregon and I'alirornls and Orejta
Ctnlral Railroad Companies
OFFER their Land for tale upon the folloffisz libe
ral terms: One tenth of the price in cash; Interest on
the balance at the rate or seren per cent, on rear
after tale; and each follovslni; year one-tenth of the
principal and Interest on the balance at the rat ol
eeen per cent per annan, lloth principal and tster
let payable la V. 8. Currency.
A discount of ten per cent, will be allowed for rath
. StT" Letter to be addreeeed to P. bCUULZE, Ln I
sutcui u, m u. n. a., roniana. urccun.
JOHN MINTO.
2EIKSIB Of
Tll"CTT"rVTf CJTJTTJ11
iTXJUJXVXJ.1 J CJXXJZf rjj
ITIAKKS nlestire In offerln? to the Wool-Grower ol
X Oregon and the adjotnlmr Territori the chance
to purchase TIlOKGUGilUrtED MKULNOs, and t.
turtriK panic. Interested that they can, and wlU en.
uea.ur iu. ten oneep ui ias sins qoaiuy ana vaip a,
ilUCH CIIE1PEK IUTES than nch can powlbly
be Imported. Examination and tompariann with oth
er ooeep voereQ ia me maraei are coraiaur mrtteeu
Addree JOUK MLNtO,
Salem, OretotV
a. o.i ne nam ana nam Lmot or me noca tm
be eea on the ISLAND FARM, adjolnlnj 3aUo--
i.,.wi,iwi dsi even , sue eajnv pusce, or
said, saaa loaraaaanau mucoau ot we
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