Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, July 09, 1880, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textys. . WILLAMETTE PAKMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, JULY, 9, 1880. 71, . UroesteTeryWeekbylhe irauuwni nuuMB riiiunora. I,. ' tbub or UMcui-nox i , ' Ommt. (FDtUctMMXIa e.Tance.'k.l.;'... ti.60 auifaastajkeirMKaaTlnonta " 1 nwnMa run n a wta Ing of intercut In other Jinus, .all being In Ugl business, and v,c think our quotations, wlii! (oagfcAt rolenlt n'orii&Ml, Kill '"aniytr th. purpose. r 1 "rz HEW YORK HOP MARKET. We take tlic following from Kmmet Welti ' r i The dull Inertness of the week. Mid the lit' Hop Circular of June 23tli: rill be InMrtMl, tiroTtdlf they are fouowinf table oc nit: per moalh...,'. .....t...f 1M Wiwoau ADVERTtalNO RATES Advertisements trill rorpecUble, at the On Inch of RM Kr anree incut m p. dkjuui,. ..,,,. One-Julf eelainn per moath ,,, On column per month .XOTMmpif oopiee eeni tree on application. Address all letter) tos a-A. CLARKE, ltiaarer. iAWKnlered In port eefcee at ForUaad, Orweoa, and WaeJilnfton, D. X( a Tkird-class ull atauer. " 6.00 ISOo saw 1 MAKKET BEI'ORTS. Iiv IW1LLAMLTTK PARMER OEKICE, 110RTLAHD, lT , I nurwnj murium-, " July Mh,' tTOO. filliVER COIN In Portland the bank juoU at 4 per cant buying, aelling at aar. rttAMK rBOMir. market. TIio following represent wholesale rate from producers or firat hands I KLUUlt. In jobbing lota standard brands, t5-ai'botountry brands, tl.7Agf3.00. WUKAT.Wafla-Walla, I.Mi Valley, ll.ftfttKUvcrnt in Portland. ' x " -- OAWJ. White, 40&46 V bushel for feed or milling. ONION8. Cai.li, l2o. POTATOhS. PoUtoes rango frnm 202.'mj per htMliel. MlPDLlNOR Jobbing, for feed, $22 127.50 ft ton. fekorts, $10 004IH.OO. Chop, $ V"ton. UltAK-Jnbbing at $I4(S$I5 V ton. MAUUH. SmIos, llitgjizici name, country ivimioci nnoui. cus,e2G)16oi City curcil, tiers, 8a,Uei LAUD. in Kegu, uwr-o, Oregon leaf, fli.a lQliin1n ink: I2ici Kastern. 13c. r llUTTBtL VVe VOtoi lEiira, .frstli roll, 22lf2.1oi fair to gowl, lfl(S,20o common, lOo t3IBci solid In lew, lO0J5cj beat pickled roll in bbls or half Wis, C5c. , , CHKKflK. Oregon, 2Ucj California new.M2(5)l.lo. DIIIKI) FKUITfi. Apples, inmlrieil niiar tered, 10c; sliced, inotiiuttliiiia ilrieil, ll$'jl2t) Pears, nmchlno dried, I Ic. Plums, sun dried, i.itted, 12ct machine ilrlcl. ditto, IIIMlBo. K(I(lS.-Near1ifrcsU Uidj ISfgJMie, and firm. POULTRY". Chickens, smill mil medium, $3.ri0TH!r dor.! Hull grown, S-l.f.0 iviwl in good eiriuiuti crcostVf prcJsuWto'aelfi leaves pit a mntniataV. able act 'that Isto prices are WtnetiihgsrJ cannot mucli longer be'sutUincd unless ad vcrio reports of the grow Ing crop tomo to linnc', The light movement tlili Week Is aufliciciit to demonstrate the fact that brewers, as a nil are still well stocked, and aro working up the old supplies before replenishing with fresh stock. Deliveries 'on October and Novcmb-r contracts are being made to brewers in a small way, the sellers in all twos finding' no difll culty in getting tlio goods required, and in most instances at a reduction from late nsk ing prices. Ilrcwera 'who hold these contract have not pressed iheir "claims .upon tlic Hoj Mercluuit, for'the reason Uiat they did not nP quire the Hops, and now that speculators an offering Unir goods upon the market at redu ced prices, not the least doubt is 'entertained on the part of eont actors of tltcir ability to exe cute all contracts "on time" and to the entire satisfaction of their customers. Lovimy, June 12. Wcaro inoUnod to think that theai'isaome iniprorement in the reports the list few days from s6me of the largo' lfo growing districts Of Alid and Halt Kent, bui somo of our friends do not kharo this view Mould has mado its appearance unusually early' this year, which shows a general unkindljncs in tho plant and may have serious results If i' spreads as it generally does. Private Letter. The llool Sfarltrl. 1 IJostoN, July 7. The demaqd fornool i gool,but the market is free from excitement with no material change in prices. Manufac turers' still indifferent about slacking ui ales. Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces. 12 nm 48 for medium. No. 1 Ohio is nominal 48, and 48, and Michigan, New York and othei Hrocel selling nti39 and 41, including lieu Mlchiuati, .1!i atUOt old fleeces Arm at IU and 47 i miw ashed fleeces, 20 at 40, including Ouorgin, .'IS, and other modium wools, 32t at .1IIJ. California wools quite active, 2SJ at SO. Prices for combing and delaine fleece- nominal - pulled wools firmer sales super and X, 42 at M. nr Trtr CHAS. H. DODD fe CO,, BiioeessorN to lluivloy, Dodd &. Co., ' IMPORTEIW AND DEALERS IK Hardware, Iron, Steel and Farm Machinery, ' OSc r fceseJeJ at lowest rat, the following lint Uti mtchlnery, (or h!ch we are Bole Agtnti : OAStvoiv' pitts Tmissmsn. BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER holarao miortlon or the irratw nml ttraln. crops of the Pacific 4'oiiKt hat c been cut by the Duck 0)0 Hint no farmer here can be llcnorniitoritHiucrltHorrcqiilro uruiitiicutto fomlucclilinof lt The H6 '1m iwUrm oflall T1iith1iIii Machine), nnequalcd for IlKlit drali, power, durability, Taut tlrrcalilntc uiul cleaa Reparations an Improved Tor IBM, It ataMUuarlvalled. nperf erltv. as II i In to well and fiijorably known to need conuaeat. It Ue perfecttea of all KeaplagaudMowinK Machines. BUCKEYE SELF-BINDEB. The Htandard of Excellence and leada all labor navlns machines. It took the World's Binder Prises In 1870. It Is the simplest, strenc est and lie htest running Hinder fa the World. i ' jj mi - BTeBBBLTiBBBHaSSHT' .HeeBBBBBBBBBKSHni MBBBVBaEKSBVBVBBBVBnt LSBVBVBVtTZanaBvKslI ' " eaUR&LBVBVBVBaVA? f . - IKU1S. Dremod, HOAe. llKKr'. I.Uu eight, HllttKl'.- a(?SJe for choke. .Live weiuht. Ilfit-IW, WOOK ICastcrn Oregon, 2l(?,2.1oi Wil lainrtto ValleV. 222llc, HIDKL llutohors' hides, Market nominal. ilrv, Iflo: conn lOo) culla,,B olff Crcen hides, trv illml. drv. aaltnl. 71oi Couulrv. diltd. 7io Deerskins, dry, :To f Ib Dry sheep pelts, eaoh 25(jil Ilrv elk. Rd It Hi. KURM AND MKIN8. Mnd Ottsr. 5.00 (5.S4I.OO cachi Mink, VMVSBo wclii Martin, tmtl each) Musk Rats, KKP-'lo each) Coon, 20(i421ueachi Wild Cut, MX&Mki each) Lynx, tl.il raclii Cavotu. 7ftcW3l eaclil Woolverine. tnwl.l mclu I'authnr. St eaclil Ijiruo Wolf. $2.50Ci W each! Red Fox, tl.2.V3l:f0 rachf Cross Fox, .1.nO(3.3.r0 each) Hilver Fox, filtfUO cachi Fisher, f17 eachj Denver, $l.7fMi$2tHk, TA 1.1.0 W.-QiioUMo at filOflo. JIAY. Market weak, llW.DlH fton URKKBAL MKBCMIMHR. RICK. China, No. I, fljoi Clilna No. 2, lllui Jnin, "oi (Sandwich Isli .. . . 'm mrmn TKAM, ilaiids. 8Ai,0c, , -Japan, 405(M5lC IIUclc. 407.V: I Irnen, IW;,MK DKAN-'J.-SiiwU white,21c Piuk,2c bayou, Coi Tluttcr, 21). . COFFKi:-Co.URIcn,1820oJava,282aO. HUOARS. Now lot of Island ingarsi Crushwl A, l2o Fine Cnished, 12cCul)e. I2o Kitra'C, lie) Ooldcn C, lOJoj Haudwich Islands, No. 1. Olc. 8YRUP. Five gallons, 80o. C.VNDLK.S. llllo. ItAUSlNH.-Califoruia, $2U&0lhU!blx. HOAI'S Oood. 7(W8;$l.7fl. YKA8T POWDKR8. Donnelly, V V ito Prestort k Merrill, $2.23 V doa.1,-. , OII.H.-OrilinaryliraJids pf ucl,.80c lilgli mulne. iTkiwnnr & Co.. 40oi Dolled Linseed. 5o ltiw Salmon oil, 40ei Tnrpentino, 70c Pure LW,.$l,lO.Castor. l.S3M1.40. , n HALT.-tttovk, bay, my toot .Crnen Island. $ia'CoarsoIiverfMM4, !. iM qnal ty, ri Aabto'aJairyttota ( commtciAt. ' Um Dalt; HUhdsrd t June Tth For atvsral days tht flood has been reoetl iui.'. ajsd la about eight Indies below IU htight., ate reports from up tht Columbia know SUUll rise, UUI no tears are cuurvwunu ut auyf considerable oat. ' Should arm weather continue, It will be torn time yet before the water U oil" the streets. The ood has played sad hayoo with trade ia all Unes, and the volume transacted has been lifbt Merchants look forward to a rush M soon'as it is possible to use the street. In mauy line of produce, a rush of reeeipU will be had, and in soma lastances lower values nay be looked for, especially iu those lines where the demand Is only consumptive, Freight rates are firm, with no spot bus). neas being done. The abandoned ship Orient was uuder charter to carry, Sainton, from the Columbia river, Wheat crops throughout the valley are Lwking eicecdinK.1) well and giro promise of large returns. Tht field alouv tht lint of tht railroad art all in Cue condition and ripenlog fast. The Upper Columbia sections will yirlJ mora than an atrgo, aud the quality will be good, 8an Praocisco papers say that vi ry little of the crop of that State has been rnarkcUd, tho season being wry backward. Tho aggregate crop will, however, pan out handsomely, much better than it waa feared a few weeks since after tho heated term pro duood by the tevtre north wind at the close of May, Ft choice clipa of Valley Wool, 25&20 oeuta can be had readily, while for inferior there it no call, and it coutiuuva a drug on the market. Receipts are again coming in liberally, but trade has becu small. Eastern ceutrvt repoit quiet markets, as there is a strong upward pressure which mauufacturvrs reaist with much strength. Sao, Francisco quotes Vallry at 20&30 ccuta, which, if readily obtainable, would fori up our own uamvs, i 1uUl tb flood iutoitlo, we cau give uoth .irirr lliryKarrtw Vange. Saturday, asr the engineers of the nar row gaugo road were surveying across one corner 6f tho land of Win'. Darst, near Wood, burn, thoy were met by Darst aforesaid with a shut gun, and Mrs. Darst also was acting as his dutiful hclpmctt by flourishing a revolver in tho most approved style. Hie siu-voyors wero told lo go, and they went toHalcmto swear out a warrant :br' the arrest of Mr". Wm.tDarat. rIt atoms tliAt, they fouud ll neoesiary.tp cut otr a corner of -his wpod lot. about one and a half acres, and ho concluded to fight for bis alters and bis firewood in the maimer abova related. Homethiifg lika a month ago Mr. Darst aud President Win. Reid hail a dlfjerejice of opinion as to what Mr. Darst hod roprrscntcd as his wishes) loth wcio positive, aud Mr. Itcid gavo Darst the He, slid rather peremptorily turned him out of his uliico in this tlty, as ho did not wish longer to disputo with a man who, as liu said, went back nit his word. Mr. Darst was of course very angry, and threatened to see it out with him when he or his men came that way, remarking that he hail soma spare 'cash, ami would as lief spend it that way as anvi nml it looks now naif he would realize tho proverb that "a fool and bit money are soon iiarted,"for the laws of Oregon mve a railroad corporation rights that a man can waste a great ileal oi money Iu disputing, ", Having been a legislator himself, ilr. Darst ought to know better than to threaten to kill surveyors who run railroad lines In accordance with law. Wk publish w ith pleasure the following ac count of tho wedding of our eld friend Frank Gilbert, with our best wishes, though it may stein rather late it is better than never. We didtnot receive it In time for last week's issuei lll'uwmi, June 20, 1880. -A wry pleasant timu waa enjoyed by a few selected friends on the 15th of June at Walnut Farm, the residence of Alfred Hovender, near Hublianl, on the occasion of the marriage of Mr. F. N. Uilbert of Salem, with Miss Anuie a Hovender, Klder P. R. Duructt of Salem, ojRciatlng. The newly wedded couple took iiaasagt on 'the Geo. W. Klder for trip-to California. Tht best wilhfa of their many friends follow them wishing them a pleasant Journey and safe return. i i i A Losing Joke. A prominent physician of Pittsburs said iokinvly to a lady patient who was complain log of her continued ill health, and of his ina- ity to curt hrr, "try Hop Hitters!" Tht lady ik it iu earnest ana used the Hitters, from which she obtained permanent health. Sht now lsuths at tht doctor for hit joke, but ht ha,it not so well pleased with it, at it cost him a good patient. Harriiburg Patriot. Various Causae, Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoint ment, aud hereditary predisposition all operate to turn the hair gray, and either of them inclines it to shed prematurely, Ayer's Hair Viir w ill restore faded or irray, liuht or red hair to a rich bruw u or deep black, as may be desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp, invinir it a healthy action. It removes aud cures dandruff and humors. Dy its use falling hair is checked, and a new growth will be produced in all caset when) the follicles art not destroyed or the glands decayed. Its effects aro beautifully show n on brashv, weak, or sickly hair, on w hlch a few applications will produce tho gloas and frvshnesa of jouth. Harmless and suro in its operation, it is iu. comparable as a dressing, and is especially valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone it imparts. It contains neither oil nor dye, and will not soil or color white cambric jet It lasts long oil tht hair, and keeps It fresh and vigorous. For sale by all dealer. 3 ureal and Best The 'Journal." Battle Creek. Mich., thus puts iti "The surest, safest, beet blood purify ing medicine know u is Warucr's Safe llittert iu connection with Warner's Safe Pills. Regu lar practitioners presenile them as a remedy for impure, poisoned blood." What antagonism! A good liver iu general, has a bad lltr. How to remedy this elti Use Plunder's Oregon Wood l'uritKr which will remove all impurities from your system. The.Caatoa Meattor Vvricht Ea- rlnM la far stnerltr to an hnrlrnn. ial Emrlnei lighter on the horses and of greater Bower. It Is the mots economical Bnclneln the world, consumes the least water and fte, aai he patent Safety Plag and Is the satest EBglae made. f r - W arc alsa Salt Aceuts fsr SCHCTTLER PAkM. PKEIGHT AND SPKIN6, WACN8. , tea4 fee SacUI.CIrewlars aa sew rrlre U't. , OIIAH.LtnODDt:CO.TPortliind, Orogon. What Do "you Require ? FOR THE HARVEST 180 KNAPP, BURRELL, & CO., ' .13 and.'t'iFrcntSticct,S2and 34 Jb'irtt Street, 1'oitlsr.d, Oregon Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Etc., S Ft I.1IIK IIA1N WACON, IIOnCFo' IIFAtm WITH IMnomiFMDFonuw.JIARFl! IIAMEMrlUi with fell l)!m!cr. McCctn Ilk llaitetltrp, lth Kelt Ml dttr, Tlctt eulk) Hale, llKlrn' fculk) Hike, Luflilo intuSiroolera ami aicvira, fplliR Uacon., Other Chlllctl Metal ritna, Slcllne Mona, Gaidin Clly rioa Itlrc'iran latent llanoea, U I'cw Mliccl llancwt, Iircco'caat Eeiditaand tulthslcra, (larilm eicd Drill,' llor.c Hay Fnk.O'tni'ldi Oliln l!r(;lttr. ri'ncf,rnlliK.MIII,bllub lllll,, Frttnh lluir (Jlil (Jinny, Jllll Kino, fiiiKlillitr, fijtlta, Knatlia, Crsdlte, Ictla, llora, ltnd briai'iin. Canal litre a Grluditoma. ami fjlntu, llirnhtnp tun Inn, I'rttalite and tlallomiy Inglnev, btw Mill, Fawa, Fence IMie, III till anil l"oln, etc., etc. llaicjen Ihclrt'ATALW.L'Elor IdiUJ Jliao, ntd name and tiiditn on l-oatal ird saklnt orMril.1ir.NT.tMI 1IIKKIIST lOBISta ' '"C tiTll tn hae not rot the tttslcgtie fir 7D, aak for It. aprlO-rm ' TO FARMERS MILL AND WAREHOUSEMEN ! I Wfah to eadl yonr Attention to my IMPROVED PATENT GRAIN SEPARATORS! WHICH I AM MAfitTACIUHINCI Full FAIlita, iHUS, AND WAKFIIOI'SFP. WT dtrtBATORR Kill linn firm 100 IA UO buthtla r lour, aecordlna; to the taraclh, ard do the work rcrfeOly. I lll elic a vriltin agreement with each machine, (onlr a'nerator of tlicklml In lie I'nltidKlatia Hat Ltisrantcr laclvcii tolliuroniiliork)lliat It wlllcJcan buthcli eer liour. tklne out lld rati and othir feel atuff. iTFR.V5IIIIJiMAI)KTO OI1DEI1, and aim rortat.lo Beperstors for clcaninff inln-iHtftctly In the nM dlmtlitm thellirckhcr. tor parUeulani addreas ' ina)29-3m DANIEL BEST. Albany, Oregon. THE 1 LWESTINGHOUSE THRESHER! I IS THE BOSS! BEST SEPARATOR MADE I EaallylMatULffed and KeptllnOrder. Loaat Complicaton in Work Ing Parts. Engines made Eapeclailjr for Agrlculturai PurpoasM. TEKRITORIAL. Mr. John llerry lias becu apK;iuted deputy district clerk for Columbia county, W. T. Harley ralsetl.tliis stasou on the Salt Kiir, Arirona, was selling Inst week in Prrsc tt at 3 '.TO per bundled pounds. Jud lloynkin has leased tho Idaho Detuwriii office, at Uoito City,- and iiuitcd it with hi' paper, tlio JilhhoUnt Hoi now publishes it under tho namo of the Ittulio lhmocrat. VTho old sottlcrs of Moiit-aua aro (nippy. They can now; go cvit on a vltit by railway. It takes from three to four days to nuko a journey that a fuw yiais n& rciiuirctl tint many months, 0 : Tlio census enumerators in Iiwis counU, W. T,, lit vo completed their labors and liinln iwpulatlou of 2,i(X) in Iewis county, nud -tlK) tonus that aro cultivated, busido tlio iion-icti dent farms. Lieut, ilomus luu ben sent out on an In. dlan expedition from Port lloiaont the rtpirst of the suttli rs ol the Weiser. 'l'o Hiii were captured by them aud other Imliuu fttto. lhisis iiiuloubtvdly a jnirtion of tht reneuadea who went on the uar pntli uitl tho llannocks in 78, and which brVixe mi i.-ti small parlies and escaped win ll the I'mtu aurromlereil. , Major (!eor(jo A. Kejuolds, of Parxous, Kansas, died at Waihiuutoii.. on thu tth but. .Thoroughbred Pigs for Sale. ONE HUNDRED DERKSHIKES. 1'ljm o" 1111(1 I'tuo Jirod Cliina ChoHtoi' Wliitcs, rniit:t'.s'iiKitsiii.sriiiiAHiitrs' urn m'aiism:. I IciIIii;,kIiIi great iuteiure tnxl H imj from tlie Imlityl liuifirtatl'Mi. ever nude to Orrcnn ahtl hai the arji.t lot nl8 ine of TaiUtlia luiunlln thehUte. Hit) kIIIUmMiI tlietnj luw pries of Hi to 10, vto It. llrreillnj K alrnuly with plua for etmnt 0 each. Applj iirsdilnu, JOHN Wiatr, Hnlrher, June4'2in halciu, Ori-jfuil Leading cTothTers TRDTPLE. GEARED HORSE POWER, 8 ENCASED. AND 10 HORSE. 2 GEARING lor .in TllOBO fllcIlillCH circular to liavo every avnilablo udvantagc. E. J. NORTHUP & CO., Cor. First and Main ,Sts Poriland, .1 A. fllLMOUU, Allmny, Traveling Agent. f. A. FltAMt, San Franclwo. Send NEW THIS WEEK. BISHOP SCOTT CrlUmffAtt SCHOOL tfii f- &.'OL' I. sffi" jHk a a 4BKf a m 1 I aai H l'si -sm r. - - 1 daMaHnBaiM! i WmUmmn mm BBBBBBejjj! Hli,ij.,i,i V S-iifrS FOR BOYS AND YOUNG KEN, Beaatas Aastrnl SI, ISM, With ne and betUr heilltles than tier before i IT.tol. lntruetlona thorouatu bpeeUI attenUoii I4 to ng llih. tits boya foe IViUcce or for HuiIiu-m. Muaic, llook keeplnjr, Modern Lanjruiuei auce'ee.full Uu.lit. Bend for Calejetwe, Addrees the Fe-tcr, the bt. asv, a. wmtui rjacaaiit, u. is., Or to the Head Muter, rar. j. w. aiu, rtnuaet, reaea. rtf Boarding and Day School, Claaical, Literary and Scientific. THE BERKELEY GTaTNASIUBI rreaares Bays It Ike lal?ertlj-. TIII8 INSTlTirTION IIA8 Til If PATKONAOE OF the bet fuulllee of the Cunt. The t'vurth HJiool )hi U.l.ia ou Meaalar. Jaljf Itth. lor Hit of reference and full dUniuion ol deeerUiMnts of rduca- lion, 1H7 oe cawoeve to JBN r. Biaau, aarialea4ral. July-liu IWrkeley, Cl. California Military Academy AT AKLASia. TIIK SUVF-VTEE-STU VKAK WILL Mttl.N Jaljr 1Mb, laat. Julj -Iu HEV. DAVID McLVIIK, 111. D. FARMS FOR 8ALK In DouyhtH County. ,)j)A ACIlia TWO MILta t'KOU ROSKllt'ltO, (ImV t!0 arees (aid 1ow land, bmUnce irooj ra alntf I4ud, orchard aud bru ou 1 1 and Uiul IvikvU, vrice tit an scie. ivt scree, houae and barn on It, good eevhanl, feneed Into lliree psrta, 100 acrre In snln, tUt 110 fer air. 1.000 tft adjoining the aue,cn be contenleull, illildcJ Into to Uruia of too acre each, all cood gra tint and at lout 10O acres opcu Und on rch that can be U.WI.M IU( ,u. .l.i 1 IVer Creek, a miii atmiii aiue haiued pueee, ifnioes viteinn, Juljt-Siu it, runa ihrcHiah an the hieh there are ldmu of o. w, aura Kit, Koseburf, Fishel & Roberts, Infner I nml nml tumlilllHIs., rnrllaiul, Or. IIE OS IMKD An nimcnao Sjirln Stock or Cloth. Injf or Every Stylo. rULI. LfNE OP UNDERWEAR I e lUt,Cti ar.il nmla' FUJixisiiiXG ooons. All uf tlitM) were BOUGHT BEFORE THE RISE. (1. V. lltANK, rortl.no. FRA1TH BROTHERS, FARM AND MILL MACHINERY, J4U mitt 144 Front Street, Portland. 31 ami atl Market Mlreel, Han t'marlsro. OK Farmer's and Mill Men's Attention ... f h (Ul.l.f.1) TO KIIANK IIHOTIIF.IUl rUI.I, AMD COMI-LlrrR LINK OK KAIIM ANI Mill. MAPRISEIllV B e.ni.iin)r oi ine en ariomi naurrA noon, .iinwcra, jieaera, iieaurre ena ncii'iundinff iiarveaiera, n, ktor Hull.) hee iKr'l llclf-l'roiielllnir Nuaini I'lowa, Helli KUxl lil, K-iw and Hour Jllll Jlwhlnery, I'orUkle and blallonary Knirinea, etc., etc. ui .in n yum. at are rUirci njr rsnncra ami jini men ami si mo umett u Kit J li ne. nd for KiwcUl ClmiUra, UtUloguea and Trice Ll.t. Addrrw. Oiin.l.tlnirof thewcll knonn Walter A. ooit Mower. Itraner. lllt.'ilimiiaiidiiiountulllorMl'owen. Ctatea'buUt W lieel lladea. ktor Bulki Wheel IUI.ca.limn Mood lie volilnit lUlo, Rul Hay l'reuea, Cooper'a Kami Cnirlne., liokt'l Helf-l'roielllnir Knglnr., llrowno HtilkJ i'lowa, iirowneiianff i'lowa, uiaea iuwk anu L:iiicr hock laiaim an.inx now, iieuanee nsiainirana uiamj nirl'owa. llLiK iiawksiHiLl mer KocK lalahtl i Wliur I'lowa. lie lanee nalklrurand Illdlrur Cultivator., Iluford lined Sricr, llaiidaH'a Improved llolllni; Harrow a, Heotih ami ttquare llsriowa. Wood and nitiiioiiii.. ruwanu r lour jiiii jiMnuierr. i-oruoie ami niationarv r.ntnne. eie.. ete. of .in li ywal. a are rciulrol '' Ksnncrssml Mill men ami st tlio Low rat Market Mce. And aold at FAIR AHVANCK on nut. M INNESOTA CHIEF bl. BaVaWk I BSBaBBL?eBB trtT Tttirmm n wmitii . U aat atTlkratey aty mm ajeyja iaa a ''Kra uimwiaiiTHinawaHwrw threatilua! aod amntlna- aoaaataa lfcaeaie.ieieaaa wrsaCTatsraMjaee. Ko1tfX;WuSS HCBaWnKi tnjanflrtanfneb3eaa mntStaSSSm'tSSif Ine no caaeat aioecSsaealeTee. zzsrsizixztt: m$msmrz tkaasa iirtasTTsb fcaaua- atwarTri i eAi 1 Iitui I'MJVKB HUI zsjrMs: Miffllll ipIk AToaa oa u ff,e raVMlW.M an laTTeel ntts asnvsxrsrsc trsnsx?" alaatAsssW EvjTfCLZS rnow whet est laeliiijaiiiissjewf rawtsMtTBafflyStk ouVSJan. Jtot rrtesXia tad OtreakB.sVtrsss kvbmur, Aaiaaoa. MamtH-airtrt, ttNlMMev atirw. Braark Ntase ferltaad Oi rata al ttl rreaiat. J. M. CIK03S, Msaacr, Or their Afitit. full snd eomplcte line No second hand cooda auorew, IKlK UROTIIEItS, rurllanil. Orruou, and Haa l'raueleo. i JunclH-tt AGRICULT'L IMPLEMENT HOUSE. NEWBERRY, HAWTHORNE & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. GENEJtAJi AGENTS FOR mil K lUW Ull W hits water Wajronsi the celebratnl Uorrlaon Preav. Mow; the Eaterler Droa4 Out Seeder and linn: luuiroau aiui iuuih:riiioei iicab inu imuiuw., ivii.iMuuuii .J... lMnm IF.ilMSA.r n.l lllKvav Rfl HrfitMN wllh Wt(lt (lu.nl for Handle, and lllfliway llowa. wTlh IlouMe Iron SUndant snd Iron Dreft Itod; Flat Dclted narrows for haullua- alone: tiui'tt 'e latent four-inln't Steel Uub Fence W ire, both red and irslTsnlied, and a full Una ol rJUel and Wood Agricultural Hardware, etc etc, Addrea for further Information at SUO mut SOS JPIrat Street, - - - And Walla Walla, ' - Portland, Oregon. W. T. W. W. ESPET, MANUJPACTGJtER OF Buggies, Carriages,Phaetons, and Light Speed Wagons, IUIIT nd keavy Uitk boarda, Deiter wacons. Bide spar and White Chapel wagons, iprloir and thorougbbraco uraya ami uvu.rrj wvii ink n rite to nis for su thitur you i TT I I j mni wmn.. ih. iUimiv hu-k. trarka. drmva and d.Ueerv wacoua. hotel wiuiona. etc.. built et the brat Kaat em nutriUI. Unreal and beat facilities of any ahop on on the IVino alone, and iruanntee seery article of our work, snd prices that cannot be beat by dealers aad maaulaeturen. work, snd prievs that cannot be beat by dealers ami a eouire with any ol luy cumpedlters, aad be convinced. Tre. IrV. J ut, ami ESPEY, Box B36 Portland. Orecoa. IHD Uf M aaB M BBBMBH bBbLbbI WateeaeVa Safe Pllla are an Immediate lliuulut rdra'lWiUd Liv.r. n. cure Oatlre K-m, Dyapepala. B.lloiuneu, IMUU4 Diarrhoea, alarla, Vever an I Aiue. an I are nwful ai Umee In nearly all Dia-aaea to cauae a fret a4 regular arllmi of the lkiwcla. Ilia but anlU dole fjr all Malarial rvisoik Price, lie a box. Warner's BatVMrrs lae quickly elvee Rfil na bleep lo the eunerinir.cure Headache an4 no nu, aaa is me 'roelrat.on brooibt NeurslsialTevenia Epileiulo V'lu. a.4 la tht bcai reiueoy ror iercoui r on he exwaslve drlnLlne. ovecworb. ment atiocss attii oiner cuum.'. it rei.evee iae raiua of all Diaaan. anil la never Injurtoua lo the aytleiu. Itie beat at all NeTlns. llotilei of fcUlllJU. Warner's Safe Kemctllea are anlilbj lerncslata anil Itralrra la JleOlelue every here H.U.WA!fflER&CO, lioprleton. BaTVrnd tor I'kmnhlrat jwUimoaUU, I Pftli nPtfcy.i IbbbbI H PelttaVlTTa'am eBaBBT GRANGERS' BUSINESS ASSOCIATION. Incorpenited February 10, 18YS. Otpltul Stock, - - - $ 1, 000,000 orricens and Diittxrroits: HtNIULI.NUAN, AUmedaCo.l-reaidentil.ab-TEr.LE.rluiMaUoCa, Vice President: JOHN LEWEI. USC. Trvuurer; HMOS ADAMS. Itertamcnto Co., Decretory: O. IIUHIIKI.L, Marin Co.; 0. W. COLDY. Butt.lVx; A. T. HATCH. Bnlaao Co.; A. D. UX1A.N. CbluaaOo.; W. L. 0 ElcSHIUV, ban JoaquU Ca; tltOe), IL1NT, bun Uoiilui Co., ajkl K. 8. CLAY, of Merced Co., IMraetors. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION HOUSE, Grange Building, 100 Davis St., San Francisco. Comlfiirnenta of Drain, Wool, Dairy Producte, Dried fruit. Vegetable and other froduce Solicited, and ad vaiKve made on the am Order for Grain and Wool Backs, Produce, Merchandise, farm luiplemcuts, Warons CU'., aollclkd awl promptly attended to. We do a Strictly Commission Business, And pUce our rate of conuulaalon on a fair legitlmat batta, that will enable the country at lr)re to Uoasact bual owe with ua, we hope to their entire Bstiatactlon. Cbnaltrniiients should be marked, and eonuanaleatloat ad.' dheanl to . Glngo8, Business Association, BAN niAC18CO, CAUrOIINIA. VBtencila for muklnc wtlbe furnlahed free on application. ktalt J. VAN BEURDEN. MOUNTAIN BAROMETERS! THERMOMETERS AND OPERA GLASSES. J UttEOIKr o -AND- PARISIAN NOVELTIES I FINEST SELECTION Ever Brought to this Coast, just Received by tho Last Steamer. J. VAN BEURDEN, Three Doors South front Lndd's Bank, Portland, Oregon. I h I yjTH.irf --arB, fc .