Willamette farmer., October 22, 1880, Image 6

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WILLAMETJE FAElli)R:
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PORTLAND, OREGON, OCTOBER 22, 1880.
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ADYCftTniNrj RATES!
Adrertlstaseats arlll be Inserted, worldlng thi
respsetaMe. U to toDatriw sable U hIm:
Om Inch of epas pet month ..........J
niraa lirtbaa a epaea per moatD ,
uuptu eeiuan par saonui
-ae aommn par mania.,
broko
1 1X11(1
after-
te solo
LwkCctl for three
1 r mm .wu.i iiibiivo
uliwootl and bark.
f mud liim lio was
aVDampU esties ant fra ao appllaiUaa.
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9 A. CLARKE, Mutftl y
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Wtahlnrf. b. Q. u ThliJ- w mall milttf IK" tt ', ', , ; I ',f V ' .A J
HOW TO BUOE nOK8E3 jf ' -J '!'J !&7 vf&L& j
A.Ur0cl,hl11oI.Uel..n-ll,.nd; .., JT'I ,'' t-' WWv1'
Itmy Intercut omo of ;f -' r, i I' - ' V '-v l''i;J' .("''.
learn my meUio.1 of hoeing. JU ? J ( . ', ,J2(V 'O '; TT
been great iinprovemcnUiiinlmij.JiJ,',ii-;,1 .iW-' , Ijg ,fSiP. '"
lie dnriiitf the iwit ipmrter of a century, T h"Wlrs , . t'J ' ? y V !,lt
Imva noticed little, if ivny, Implement in, of """l. , .-' V,'; M- , . V
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(. . '-'.; '' r;4, ?.,ljL A'Ol'V-iiicfuUntl gi itletnanly. But I
. '. VV , ' '' rV4rf"i-5tf rcg?',l'"a,ott'iy hero fir tiic teller imrM-
"v ' S'rviw!frfr'';'' pta'n ,K"ry 'T'c'' ronilnamli,,8
'5i"lH'vWtVS,sllro"l,c'l''gt,af'yi Vp kem upon lilm,
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' " v'pi" ,jw,tlv'u', auuueut iiku, jpcaurcatoi arovK
IBTiS. and have never dono anythiiiL' else. I
claim to bo an ciort at all kindi of carriage
work and horto-ihociutr. Soma people lay
that a carriage-ironer cannot know how to
hoe a horio. I can give you tlio natnci of
hundreds of the bcit citircna of CJay county,
Mp., vrho will tcitify to my capacity as a
lio'rie-ahoer, and after you havo read about my
method you can judge for yourielf.
For the pait eighteen yean I havo been
constantly ihocing hones, and have learned
the ways of several Htates and Gtnadn, and 1
assert positively that there Is only ono way t;
hoe a horse so that he will travel easy and at
the same time keep tlio hoof sound. Some
may say that all horses cannot bo shod in the
erne way, but I claim they can. Allow me
to describe the mithod I use, and I believe
you will agree with me in the statement Jut
made. If the following Initruslions aro care
fully followed the result will be satisfactory
in every case.
First, I take a good slxtcon-inch rasp and
rasp down the foot level, watching that tlio
heels are not cut down too low. After tlio
foot Is trimmed to the proper ihapo I use a
knife to smooth It, and never cut tlio braces
of tho foot, for they are the strength of It)
and never use the knife on the frog, for it is
the heart of the foot. Tho frog sheds oft onco
in two or throo months, when tho foot ii In a
healthy condition. The frog Is Intended for a
cushion, and the la-gcr It Is the better. Whou
horso trots, he always strikes the heels to
the ground first, and if he hoe a large frog c.-..
posed to strike first it will naturally lessen
the Jar to the log, and operate to keep fe
heels well spread. On the ether hand if '. o
frog Is cut out, what is left bccomci dry, o
elry that it cannot be cut with a knife, ami
the heels shrink together,
After having trimmed tho feet, as I have
tated, to tho proper site, I select a shoe just
large enough to cover the foot, and then shape
it to fit. Applying it to the hoof , I watch
that the hoof is scorched only just enough to
kow tf!e uuevenness of the foot, and then
with a rasp or knife smooth true In this way
I never fail to fit a shoo properly. If, the shoe
ls 'fitted conrcctTy, the heels are always well
spread out. If the shoes are too long, the
heels will 1 drawn together, and, the foot
being thus pinched, It becomes contracted,
and results in a lame horso.
Next, the shoe should always be concaved
on the fore feet. Never put hind shoes on
the foro (set. The shoe should bear only on
the outer rim of the hoof, and watch that it
bears equally all around and not simply on
the too and heel. Il'tliese directions are fol
lowed, the horse will never ke troubled with
lameness In the feet, caused by Improper shoe,
ing. If the shoe is not left on more then
Ixty days, bruises or corns can not form in
the hoof.
Now, a word about driving nails and I havo
dene. Nails should never bo driven high, and
theu In six or eight weeks the foot will have
have grown sufllcieutly to enable the sheer to
cut out the eld nail holes.leaving sound hoofs.
If the nsili, however, are driven high, at the
next shoeing, the hoof will not have grown
enough to cut down to the old nail holes, and
the water and mud will soak Into these old
holes and cause the hoof te become rotten and
brittle. I houvstly believe that most of the
readers of the Blacksmith and Wheelwriiiht
will agree with me that the only truo way to
hoe a horse is to follow the rules laid down
boe,
THE LOHQ-WOOI. HBEf.
K.tlonil LIm Stock Journal
The present type of long-wooled sheep are
( Knglieh origin. Kach geaeration of them
for the last 100 years has shown some point
of suj iriority over their ancestry. Tho)- are
re more nearly an artificial animal tluu either
ol the other breeds lay on fat readily, ami
re susceptible ok beiug brought into very
high condition.
The Cottwold is the best known in the
United States, and is a favorite with the ma.
Jorlty of loug-wool breeders. Ttie belter
types are adiulrable physical specimens, well
filled in the "muttou pomu," docile uwiiipoa
itlou, fair shearers, and good breeders) when
not in too high flesh. They are hornleas, have
ce and lege white, with occasional exceptions,
'wherein the mottles appear, The forehead Is
crowned w ith loug tuft of wool, by which
It may I readily distinguished. The habit of
ome exhibitors Is to allow this tuft to grow
beyond its woutcd length) a repreheualble
practice, both from the fact that it interferes
' with the symmetry of the animal's head, and
because 1U presence is an imposition upou the
unprofessional observer, Breeders of Cota
voids, both in Kngluid andthis country, have
for some years giveu strict atUmtiou to keep
ing them pure very comineudakle effort,
"which has beeu greatly facilitated by a or.
r''vJes
of mr
C.VH..I
are iof
head J
tnlni
ofter
Wo do,
who is
nlfvj we
control
u M.rt.'''M . Jtf.t S.-Jkfrtt theso cfgy,
a 4" i'Mit drop In?
e me&n' J-. (iSfjffiftih&i V 'I reckon ye
s the larg &' VW ,, JJ P..fjely ycr,' icz
Yliko this" demonstrating I tho distanco "tz
near cz ou tie. ilo iccaild and lio (lives into
his cabin and comoj out a4n with n tall hat
n stovepipe, gcut'imcnalil, blank mc,Qloveal
Ho was a tall, thin fcllc, lolior in the check
ez might bo and off col r in his face, c was
natrel, takln' in account Ii stination n:ub.
But ha lifts his hat to us andiczhc, 'Hap
py to mako your aeiunii jncc, gentlemen!
I'm afraid you es-pcr-lcnct liomodilliciiltyin
Hotting here. Tnl.e a clgji r' And ho pulls
out a fancy cigar-case with no real llaanu
n it. 'I wish thoio was ntre,'iez ho.
" 'Yoilon't smoke jotiriolO" sez I.
" 'Seldom' scz ho, which war n lie, fcr that
cry atcrnoon I seed him hargin' onto a ihort
lika a luckin' baby ontu a bottle. 'I
theso clgyars for any gentlemen that
e . ( ' JeMlf C. . Vi T rf '
as is known rj. m vfjWfM'jfc jjl gloves and wlnkln' at Ik
worm. orej x S2T$f?Wr' X&) ;" 'A few Ind-l-ans
accouni ouiy, of, . y - - j& tlW'" 'Injinsl' icz we.
orkCmtntfiM WKrM$t .V. Very ,,I.t anu
a lUtlon known V -. th. vfjf A , . cir way. They have once
mucs iron. iu..n,. j,; fm-S-A& Vu,,t lne Bme- w,,icl
owns a irIn ol . -, .,, . ,-.y. ,y, ffjfw .llnwa l.avo l.a.1 a
see a great deal o' the best
Bill Parker, starin'at tlio hat
e boya.
occavlonallyicz ho,
oats stand where waste land was a few years
ago) woods have been cleared ofl and and
largo fields of waving corn t;rect the eye)
where a few years ago was only marsh ami
swamp, is now a nursery of choice fruit trees
and grapes. There is a large field of flowers,
and over an acre of gladiolus, all in bloom.
A bridge Is bsfng built front Campbell's
Island to fox iwr, which will make an Im
. L l.St- I . .1 J"
pretty hard
M-
rOKTLAMt.
The firent Commerrlat Center of the .rlh
Weal.
It ho popu'at'ou of 21 000. It Is to Oro-
foil, aud thu tcrHo,1'"" o.' WnAhington and
dal-o wlial Not; "o.u C'.y ' to tho State of
Now Vo.k n'd jctre vio ii.'na tilnl'oii to
that Sloipd .'lo'o ionise' .hat CMcno
docs o iltj.io'e, ?l. (jovh3 'I'-sot'll. I'lilU
dclp!r. 'o I'li'sy'v-n'r. md lio.v O.leans to
Louisiana. ( rs iio o .c'io.y tiibutr.ry
to It t'irn a.'V o 'o r'ly ' .!io J.iilcil States,
and vi'l ooo o .Mi i cd ti.li .ho foicmrst
cities in !o J 'oL. f'.cu ni t'l's timo 'do
hammci, r 'Cj w u. n io j- i' '.l n'l paits o."
tli6 c'tyt t'.'o co.ir..i' o,' .''''ju la to gie.it
that li'oliio'n'i'o'i. tn'o'i o' ;lntcr doci nol
oVco' le o.ivt. il rroio' giot'i. tVillt
t!ic va.nrm'io- o i :K '.i,o I cilitcil villi
our consign 'y i,-u'o.".','" .'cvltural pro
ducts, am', tjo .in no.ori . -,.o. tls now t ibu
taiy to. pr to.n.iiali.ia r , this ti.y, '. will
not r?ir" o ino"o t!ip t . "ie to t,v' tl.o
pop.'li.'oic'orv borr , am', grouinj ci.y
to 103.000 iov's. II vim a Inner to. i.o. 7
tha.i San 1'ir'icisco o m ,rio'l it, Moiupy
con I'Jc'itiy t;eit.. . j.i 't t.ir'i a ni'n.to,
of a ccnh'.y I'o.'I'rji' i "I m vlio o cmos.cly
on l.io Uoast in point Oi c. I.ii a.ui population,
rnrllnnil (ilr lloine.nnl.
Tho land in this enterprise lies adjoining
me city, mid ' only ironvten to nltccii nun
utci' walk from thu court-house, and a less
distance than that from one of the best public
schools in tho city.
rnicK.
All lots will be sold for $100.00 creh, r."ya
bio ininstallmtnU of t-5.00 per month, or tho
small sum ol 108 ccnUi jjtf'ilay. No interest
will bo charged, Jtfti good and itillicicnt
Bond for Deed V.t'bo given I'pou tlio pay
incut, of the first installment o .300, mid a
Varrallty Uccd upon receipt o last install
ment, lioth without expenso to p.i.c'.iascr,
TO 1'DIICIMHKIM.
Tlioko not fludinj it convenient to make
their payments wLen duo, wiU lie granted
twenty days grnco in vhlch to maLe d'cli pay.
menta, as it is dcsirnblo llirl all s'nll liao
every possible oppoitunity to keep up thci.
pavmeii'ti.
Lif'fcte I'csl.iii't to ma'.o frll payment rt the
T-if' 'Kloiidlilss."!' vlU bo ciillllcd to a
'"V,
good fellows in
or twice or twlco
i roiuscu, as mo Mr, ' 7W .. eM.00ou -jj lot. or M.OO on
- -- -, - r... . . '
-'.:-' Ti i ' la'd ! At Lio
13 ' v ; p
r:tr .
Fox KIdge and nitjrLZi?' Wfy i mselves.'
fitinrnvMttiinf timi ltVii matin t ViA f1lT''n '. ..
....... .......... ........ . w. v-m , rAow, centiemen. we wiir.
ajwuou. ireignt ouae naa neen oiini,,-,.. . a. ,., ,ncllr.tv.r Mftr r7-.' fc
barns, sheds, eW.,erectcil) staoks of hay .- ''? hmn ahnt .1 tl.r..iJki '".". - . ' .niTducrmcnU to tho miblio than anv other
...a . 'a li ------ -... ,- ""IT' '-. . .ftdl.T . , . ,a a
WO'lnjins, and 1-krk.f hbtfV , ,j39' ,,4"i" ,f ' ' " " "Z ","', 1"? ZF
JlOAtlTO ViKALTH
certain and rapid throush real
tments, this cutcrpriso oilers far
J. B. KIlAPP,
Commission Merchant
AND PUROKJASING AGENT,
II llrsl HlrrelXi onlanil, OreRnn.
Would rccttullj annoulnce that lie Is In tlio Held,
prepare! to receive and sell N" products ol tlio soil on
Coninillon, topurcliase andorard supplies on the
moit reasonable tonus lor any AJio lli to buy. liar
ln(t had jenrs ol cxiwrltnco In thiMiandllnu and sale of
the producta of the farm, pirden.lorchard and dairy'
alio In tlia purchaalng and ahlpplnuT of goods, partial-
I..I. In ttiMllnnnf firm ltnr.l-.tt.ntl. and tlinclllnftrV. I
fctl conddtnt that I understand practically thewanUol
tho farnilnr community In havlnir all the city or me
tropolis ol trado an agent vrho understands the'r anl
and lll falthlully and honestly osocu" liitlr onleri,
cltlur for purchanlnif thrlr supplies or aclllng Ihclr pro
ducts for a lair, moderate compiinst', at all time pro
tecting their Interest tha sanio as ils own.
ltecosnliln? the principle th fidelity to trust Is tha
truo moMiiro and merit ol Iruccess, I rcsoctfully so
licit our jwilronaffo. V
All onlers an-oniunlcd xltliVi cash will Iks prompt
ly filled anil forwarded at lowestimarLct ralca.
(live us a cull hen ) on eomo VI to n.
fiend us j ptir nnlcrs ami tai o r tlmo am' tra . ollnir
Cf)cncs, lor wo mil Iro, ihiaer than nu ran,
CRA1TD
CLEARANCE
i'it
In nulilni, orikrs rimlfy wrtuVil'ly tlio kind ami
qualltj deilrcil, and keep a duplicate, that )nu may h
able to deUrmlno whether jour drtt""'is were strktly
lollourd In io ou aro dluirttolntol In o,uallly or
otherwise. J. U. KNtl'l.
P. (). box 481, Portland.
tcr o' tn.-o Inches o' his wn i r' ? ,'
Ir. II..!. I.. 1 I I. t . P "V. N t.
iii .iicu ui.i.11 -nu no wm in x,- .jj-tsenir
green leaves on hu head iiko Vf-ilUtoo
it did kinder seem eJ. tQ yTr stranger
was playln' It rather Ion low"ii,n tlio loys.
Bill Barker gets up anil ikes a kUiV.,v 0 ,gm
ml soz he, peaceful like
these yer quiet
this chance iiom. Buy a lot. build and make
yourself independent. Many of you who
live in rented houses pay more every ear for
rent than would purchase a lot and build a
roof over your head. You then would bo in
dependent of exacting lanrllojaV and In truth
nave a place to call '
1IIIIAMHMIT1I. JA.IM W. BIIABKIhLU.
1 BuciTssors to
SMITH, titASFil2Ll)& CO,
Jlaiwltibihy, Ot'cyoiu
Dalrs In
General Merchandise.
Produce Itouptit.
a .
WHEAT WAS1 Kll for their flrst-cU's Hourlnj Jllll.
FLOUIlalaajsonhaiid. I
1,000,000 feet icuoiim lumber, rongll and drtsscd.
2,000,000 feet loirs on hand s myll If
DR. H. SMITH,
OFFICE: MOOH..8 DLOCK.OVEr. LEVVH HTOI1F
Biltra, Oregon. '-oltf
arr &vm.
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. Ji "fvJ li -fA-
I .That not ngfriJ ','' M" le bestloU
.....tod. This. I , 'Tt-VVs.i?L"'"., !T,"--!!r a fWU-ir f siOljuM not Ikj
present lWW -A .fet-S
mill I. In daily flVl. V ',' ' ' MgfcMffi' V $&& - 4W - JV " tp5,000 would not fiiy
... ste.mat2f , ,A' '(iW! .MV$$ t,,e ,Uy f
quarter, of a n.injlWv '$ -. 'W'S'&pfy WvJ ' IM'w' lfiK'&r& .
ttl are now kept M'MVP. W&Lv WT 'Vit' - li &t ,$ftw i
","" '"'"""sji r -.&' t ,3f.".'J ircMiin'ci"' ha' ,. .H'' ..u'UK.vTaivm'j-rBKBV
feed for the animal. ItW 7. U,AK'- - JMfF&.Ht .. 'iWlsSs l. W VV'iih.IH?&lftaS2.
i.i-i i.i ear . nioi . i ." v ji. . ruiu.fii.rav - .JT..ST-. ..i. .-r . j"" ts.v.TrrM'j'Mriiivej
loaueu aim carneu ua amj . t,. V 1' .'i" t L v'1Ii J' si SBIT WV'b.r J' ; V ,lUVJF'JvW-n!'lW
ofthecattlefeedlngij.. . Vt- " L A?Mj '& i WPl
which i. 800 fet.r,i? . ', fotfi . tf&hVlytiwtr' H- - '.T-wfrwW
h9UM. are furnl.l ' ,'' &&)& W3S fe ' ' rvlfVV "'
school house on the lt ,- irf a ' - ;l T , , , V J '-VJ rifjr$2 , ' . v W . ' i ' ' Vf ' 1 1 ',
service, are held D ti ., . ; frft Y A; ,, L as t.' fult
more that Is cotWeil. J.H !tf H V! tt.' T fa J''"' I
libbey'. Interest if ,. . . . U. & A y ?';' jj. O - S, '' '' : '?.., ! , V, ' ' .' I
his stock farm, up.".' '";,l'i;i,,,: ''TUyA vf,'V. l'U. ' '. V '' ' '..Jpet
operation. In Kove? ) 's'.Sl ('v' ' j V ' J '. ...V- -f -'' 'Vv '". ',V 1 ". .
lull l.r, . I" . "V V Si-' , t. . -VI ,- Ji.-. , -'. ? ". ' . " B
.1 tinnmj t.l' i.lr'fcf. . . . ''...)' ' ' U ?'. '' ''ft". . 1 J :'" I W
'"v' 1. ;'v '! '- M ..,.", ., U' . j. r..yf is-Ikase
markst. Uliereant , '. SWI,V . ! -,, C . .v '1 ' rfy - .- u Ml
upon his farm, wIS'-?. .K,-1I? f,. V', . " V.. '' ; 't - ' .. T. ; .ia
during the month. L ,' f,, N ., ! ' V-'- t ' i t '' ' - ,' .!''. rf.''., M?
breeding cows. re lulf ' WftiZv ?? tiS -V K
atpresent, Thestoterf. - .- ,ifS,ii "!".-nwi ' i i',f-r. '. ;- .- fvi'. - mt
conUBftoth.BmT-,-Vri'sir1W:',v J' ' ' V " fl
"V":,",.- tVT;;,li-''vJW-..v "r.i"H-.v:' .A ;'-'. .M
apparatiu for th. I-V'..,. r,,V, ;. t, & 'VA'. V. . ''. " . VfflRa
..'t ear i--rLa"t'.-,aT.", . .avr-i .'. m "-.- j 'i vail .bsm v
iiiftiifta7eil hv tcAint Ua.,.-I , JMLii1,, -T ii . (ir.fM'!.t7iH rw" Vium- i v . .iitil
elspeday .idUrJ- ;''.- lVJ iV -Vchl V '' It
expresaiy lor mis vtT' t ' ,. Wf '.A'U !?',' ?. '' "u. . . ". JM fi ' .Mfc?
iius.ur. uuiwy naa -, ji 1-. Vv rAkAk .. ..f i.' ' v ; V.-' . f: ! it , w V " p. k J -SaB
prise w. don't kno, ', " ,,...V"2JHLV .Wi. ..T.V.'te'sV.W ' f"V r.-;.e.W j .
I ..i.i.i. i.u.i..l"r, 'iV'f i M?:f tiAai'W ' . T VCs ., 'tf f.H'U'io w cm AjM
," -x 'fYJv2' "?";; T.f 'sjf.V i.HT'. s t r '' . ero'i for -k fc. .,
as we nmienuiiiu, run tint, -( y up iu muiyirtnyw-iVj ; . f ". ';. y j to uo iin nfV yJK
than 30.000 acre.. And WL.Le some day tl "ThatTaTrou't e? f lit -v " . , f . StuM solllp i -JaWr
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KH'M
California Military Academy
AT OAKLl.
THE 8r.VFJiTEE.Vr-l VKAIl WILL IIEOIN
jriy IMk. IMS).
JulyO-Im rKV. D'ID McCLUHE, P ).
S-A.I.U!
As sredcslr r j close out our entire stock slthln '
THE XJ2XT NINETY DA Y8
And are selling out with tho Intention to close Luilncsa 1
w o now offer, for tho tlmo specified. I
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
General Merchandise
At less than the present cxwt rslos of tho samsgood. In
Hun Frani Iseo " '"
OUR SOCK CONSISTS OF
Dry Goods & Fancy Goods,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES.'
All Klnda of Underwear,
CllOOJiltlESACllOCKlillY
Notions of (III KltHlt,
AP ooiijht before the rise and offered for sals without
V-.U ,U .I1IIVII. .IC1-
Great Bargains for Cash!
Giro us a call and ) ou win seo trial we mean wtut
say.
Hill Is not Iluncombe but all urlous, are inallnf a.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
L. & K. lllltSCII,
Oriawold'a Block,
SALEM, OREGON.
June4-3m
have a full account of them all in one articlo. I menl tliar warn't hi
A large tract of land Is devoted entirely to R crow d e could act
the raisinj of seed for market, w here some
0,000 or M,000 acres are under cultivation,
riowlns.
The Traer, la,, Clipjier diacouieeth thu.,
wisely to the dweller, on prairies, as to th
kind of plowing most productive of l'r-'KRT'
In tho good old day. when Horace Clrmey
edited the New York Tribune, and that payer
occupied a place in the estimation of Wr.tSern
people now tilled by Kasteru papers, Mr.Orco-
ley advocated against all comers, deep plow
ing, r.ipcricnce has demonstrated where
and when to plow deep. Our prairie responds
beat when the depth of ten inches or a foot
ha. lieeu reached by gradual and successful
plow ings. Brining too much new soils to the
surface in the Spring spoils the com 'wop,
while com grows on land deeply plowed by
degrees, l! rasa grow . beat ou ground that has
been deeply plow ed before being seeded dow n,
because grass reimirvs ptcchanical packing of
the soil, and w here soil ten inches from the
surface is brought up, tht clayey nature is bet
ter suited for grass roots than tho loose sur
face soil. Our beat farniets go down gradual
ly till they plow teu or tw eh e inches w ith
three horse, kbreaat.
WllKX wheat which eonUina from 10 to 'JO
per cent, water, is kept for a considerable
time, a j ear or more, it gains a little water,
lievomlng one or two pounds a bushel hea ier
than before. hen ground, it lieconies very
hot, ami gives otT so much watery vapor that
the tlour and bran, though altogether tw ice as
bulky, are nearly 3 per cent, lighter than the
gram was liefore it was ground
No farmer who bu . com, pork, fodder, hay
aud oats, a. a rule, for ten yean, cau keep the
sheriff away from hi door in the end."
la
a
lley.
bustlit.
) shoo tin
tW left
When I
iiitfnrtaliln
,R,oii I found
i ... , .
next, and that man i
whirlwind then to
disremomW any
Thar wasn't no ye!
It was ono o' then'
even a six-shooter
kem to in the char
like from hewn'onty
nigh on three pounds o gr. aud stones In
my pocket, and a stifll in my hair. I
look. u aud sees Biliangin' in the
forks of a hlckor saplln mty feet above
me.
"Cap,' sex he, in an ahrin' way, 'hex
the tornado passed!'
Whlehi'MxI.
' -Tl,i 1r-r 1ft,i-ltlf ,it.l..t... 1. !.
.... rf ... ..-",,. m..v 1
over:' .
" 'I reckon,' set I
" 'Because,' sei he, 'afoi
phenoiiou took place I lied
standing with a atrairger.
logisel'
And with that he clijlfowu, peaceful
like, ami goan into the si
hand-lu-hand "iith that
an infant. Ami that's til
we know'd anythui' abo
La I'orte."
a yer electrical
ght misudder.
d like to apo-
iod come', out,
smllin' like
ne, I recon,
iieutlemau of
"IIavc animals a sei olumor." asks
Evelyn. They have, 4 thL much iu a
mule's hind leg lor tie owjho contracts
to pick it up. Than so hoilhave a gait
time of it, and pig. Ill ominirth mixed
up witli their sdue
Evelyn, they are so full
frequently break ourWo
g.on; when a pig break
0. catching it.
food. Ye-.
-that they
ifear couta-
thei's mo daager
ltbe
1
Home.
water
sliois.
Uauge
inlni's
cuter on
imiiy to
il a rise
hundred
omcrtcad
per cent.
I the city
ruivertiscd
fore the ie-
ii., wo kliall
ico'-j net with
one hurdled
days. ,
weie ro.erved
sohl. and tho
M to .elect IA' rtHP k.et. we have
bniielll .o liOfrVo Jots on the mar-
Bi .iie.i l.iu pa JS may select for the
oty days.
iWonls an opiiortunitv for persons, so
' Vw lu- I -e the most licautiful real
to nHTiKa mux iixu to rci ciiask.
III. nroncrtv l. ri)7 sellim? verv ranilv.
and those wishing to v will do well to call
or send Immediately o.- a lot or lots.
All but the first installment must bo paid
at the Banking House of Ladd k Tiltou, iu
the city of l'ortlaud.
I'EKSONK FKOll A DI87ANCK
Desiring a share, may forward $.1.00 to fie
Oeueral Manager, and a Bond will be iiinii-.
diately forwanlut.
Money may lie forwanled by registered le'
ter, money order, or Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
Express, at my risk.
tor further particular., app'y to
J. .M. KK'E.
Oeneral Manager, l'ortlaud, Or.,
Or to Haiuht & McIuroiiLi.v,
5-J Morrison St.
CERTIIICATK.
I certify that I am the the owner of the
lauds iu the Portland City Homestead the
title thereto is perfect, being a U. S. l'ateut
audi authorize J. M. Bice to sell said proper,
ty on the foregoing plan, l'.A. Makqcam.
RxrxuxsctJ.
Oeo. II. Hiines, Wm. Keid.
Hoii. U F. Orover, Hon. J. H. Mitchell,
J. A. Strowbridge, Mier A Frank.
Ittcorporutcd 1864.
Home Mutual Insurance Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
FIREONLY.
I.O880.sPni(lOIJllnnciLun31,334,C33.44
osscsPaid Ogn ,,$102,303.29
OrcKon Branch Oflicc,
GEO. L. STORY, Manager,
Southeast corner of First and Stark Streets,
Opinalta Ladd ft Ttlton's Dank,
rOIlTUSI), OHEOO.V. apll-tt
DOi
NOT FAIL to send for our Fries Hit
lew). IKKK to aiiv address unonaik
i"catlon. Contains descriptions o' ercry
lilnir realred for ir.onalor faullr uu
with over I.tOO iiruitratlons. Ws sell all good- at
holeaalt prices In quantities to suit the purchawr. Tin
only In tltutlon In America ho niake this their special
Lnilneii. Addresa:
HUMCONF.kV YTAUO a CO.,
U andnwW'alsuhata., Chlcaro!!!.,
Ague Mixture
FARMS FOR SALE
In DonyldH County.
ACltf TWO NIl.KS FltOM IIOSKIIL'IIO,
I'M acres aood nlow land, balanra rood ura.
us land, onhard and barn on It and land fenced, wice
tiu an aire.
Sua acres, h.uio and ham on It, irood onlianl, fenced
Into three Itarts. 100 acres In Brain, nrlce .10 ner acra.
1.000 acrraailjol.ilriir the abote. tmn ba contenntly
dhlded Into to laruis of Uu) are each, all aood era.
xlnir and at least too acrva open land on nih that c i rn
i leaned for the plo. all enilowd; prloe tt ier at re.
fleer Creek, a living slrrani, runs Ihroeih all tha
abuts named places, br.ldiaul.lch there are plen y of
aprlnrs. O. W.OK.M1F.II,
liinu nm iioijrx
m
Oermao Syrup la tha apecul peracnptlon of
Ihsih, a celebnted Uarwan I'byslrUn, and la ac
eUftd to tw oas of tha luoat fortunata dUooti
Pr. A.
arknoal.
eLred to ba (mi ot tha mmf. furtunAl dlviiria In
nwdit-ine. It nuUklycurva Coughs. Colds, ax-d all lane
troublea of tha asserat naturs.rcwoiloc, aa It doca,th
chum of the affecUUon and loastnx tha vtrta In a strung
and heaJihy condition. It Is sot an tiwrtniental snedl
eiua, but haa stood tha last of ears, rising aatit "action
In evaty ovse, which lu rapUfy Incnaaluir aala ssery
aaaaoa conllruia. To tnilllou butllra aoU annually,
Bavara of ueOirlnea of shullir nauiM, l taly Intn ducol.
Hoachaa'a Oartoaa Bjnip was Introduced In tha foiled
SUM. la 1K. and la soar sold la .rr town and sll'jja
laUaosiUaaiwwld. Tan. doaae wUI raliaro sy cr
rVeef.c
King of the Blood
CwjwjaUtlsordsra raaultlaf froaa Iso parity of tie
Sleed, lacladiat all Bcwfulou. Dlaaaaea, Skla
ltiuyUeus, Bail Btrssn, BwaUlngs, Dyspepsia,
Href Complaint, DaUllty, Catarrh, e.
Nlae-tenths of all chronic and temporary
etisorttsa are caused by dUtnrbance of the cir
ulatioa, i the blood, which depends greatly
poo th quality. U impure from want of
propel food, air, light, exercise, change of
atae, or from overwork, the whole system feel,
it. SoiiMlhnc. iu impurity U indicated by one
f the ditsauci named sometimes by a gloomy,
topimdcBt, dull, uy feeling comaonly ctue4.
"THE BLUES."
implying Uck of energy, debility, and general
UTrhappioesj. Nothing U go magical in iu
ctTccUuthis KING OF THE BLOOD,
at oncem tonic and alterative, so called because
It Vav and alltri the stagnant functions, and
healthful activity results.
Numerous testimonial the genuineness of
which is guaranteed by our standing offer of
atXaOOO end full direction, can be
found in the "Treatise" accompanying each
bottle, rrice $l.oo per bottle. Sold by all
sJaaler in mediciae. ' D. Ransom. Son At I
Chilli and Fever aro perauaenUy
cured by Br. Jfayae's Agm Mix
(res With a Utile care on the pari
of the patient to avoid expo.ure.and
tho occasional uao of Jayn art Saw a
tivb PiLiJi.thi. remody will bo found
to bo certain In ita operation, and riAJaW
leal in It effect. In many scctlona
of tho country aubject to Ague and
other malarial disease, It ha an oe
tablUhed character an a popular spe
clflo for these harraislng consplalnU,
and tho number of testimonials re
celved show that ita reputation is
constantly increasing.
Intermittent and RewrHent Fevers
aro effectually cured by Dr. Jayae'a
. Agate Mlxtarca In theso com
plaints caro should bo taken to follow '
tho directions closely, and eepeokU
attention glren to the liver, which
should bo assisted In performing its
functions by Dm. Jaykb's Saw atiyb
Pills.
IIODOE, DAVIS & 00., Wholesale Dealers rortlaoi
Oregos
RAILROAD LANDS.
Liberal Terms,
Low PrlcoH,
Long Time,
Low IntcrcHt.
OnEQO.V AND CALIFDlt.NIA ANU OlIEOOff bat'
TltAL lUILUUAIl COMI-A.NIKa,
OFFF.lt TIIKIIl LANHS FOIt BALE UFO.V THE
folloahivlllnral terms: One-fourth of tha prlca
In raah; liitrrwt on thv bsUnca at tha rate of aeisu par
cent one) mr alter sa'e, and eaih following ear oua
tcntr- of tlio pi Int Ipal and liiUml on tha UUance at the
rata ol aeten .r wit lir annum, floth principal aanl
Interval u)uiile In I.'. H. Currency.
A ni-vouniui leu per rem win na anowr.. lor eai.
lAtUrs should ha addreurd to
I'AL'LbClll'LZK. Und Agent.
jeSJ (I. k & it. It.. Portland. Uregoo.
HOP BITTEES.
(A Jlediclur, not n Drink,)
COTAIXS
iiom, nrr:ir, jianduaks.
DANDELION.
i Tn rtnzsr axo IIist Usieaa (JeaUToa
r xzj. cms a nrrms.
r.iM.iv ouzu
dl Dlirasea of Kit Stomach. Bowala. Diood. UverJ
Kidneys, ud Vrlnary Orgaaa, Xenrousoeaa, Sleep
acaa sad ts-eclally remala Com plaints.
81009 IX GOLD.
VU1 ba re'd for a cao ihcy will nol cure er bsrp.s
for anjUilaa Impure or Injarlous found la thco.
jusrowdrngglatforllop ClUers sad try teas
for you sleep. TnkstMolkrr.
Hor Coi i.u Cccs Is tho sweetest, safest and tsssu
ask tuiiarea.
LTb Hr rn for Ftomach. JJrer and Itldaaf. M
anf. airioaiioutara. Assarngv
. T. C. Ir an ahaoluta and IrraalatltJa csrra tad
urankeneas, um of opium, sobaceo sad aareoftssl
tsood fee alsnalaa,
aaafctt. laataswMSewa.aaaaala.1
Co., Freyiisten, aksJUo, N. Y,
E. O.WMITH,
OrrtO.: No. 17 First -street, saitafeass Mae.
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