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WILLAMETTE FAKMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, NOVEMBER 5, 1880.
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MOISTURE Aim
HOOFS.
DRYNESS ON
Tfstlonat Live-Stock Journal, Chicago.
Lack, of moisture Is not noccssailly a cause
of urittlencss of tli. hoof, since tlio lioraes of
the uVert have tlio strongest Imofs In the
world, in apite of the excessiro dryness. A
continued drouth is especially dangerous when
it acts on n foot accustomed to abundance of
water. Under tho action of water the horn
cells absorb, increase in ie, and push each
other apart. IJy its action, too, some of tho
I gelatinous matter that builds up the horn is
dissolved out, and when tho hoof is again
allowed to dry, it has lost materially in its
power of cohesion. Tho more frequent
ly tho process of soaking and drying is re
peated, the more hurtful it proves to tho hoof
which becomes increasingly brittlo and liable
to split up and break oil'. If, further, this
tendency to brittlcncss has been inbred
-XfTECT OF
.through generations of horses kept in cli
mates w hero the feet are alternately soaked
by drenching rains, and withered tiy drying
suns, the danger is proportionately increased,
and tlio feet of such a raco of horses are es
pecially liable to splitting and injur)'. It Is
not habitual dryness that injures, it is the
.nlt-ruatitns of rain and drouth. While upon
this subject it may bo well to nolo that the
evil effects of moisture may be largely warded
ofTby smearing the moistened foot with some
,t impervious oily agent before exposing it to
the drying process, In this way the moisture
that lius been absoi bed by tho horn is retained,
the sudden drying and shrinking aro obviated,
and the horn remains elastic and compara
tively tough. As it is often needful to soak
tho foot in warm or cold water, or poulticis
in cases of disease, it is all-important that tho
above-named piccaution should bo constantly
borne in mind, and that tho softened foot
i should bo smeared throughout with some
hoot ointment before it is allowed to dry ami
harden. For this purpose nothing is simpler
nor better than a mixture in cijual parts of
wood tar and whale oil or lard. This may be
smeared on tho foot every other day.
In addition to tho changes of weather the
frequent standing in rotting dung heaps, or in
pools of decompntiug liquid manure, may be
named as rallies of brittle hoofs. In tho
dung heap theru is not only tho moisture and
steam soaking and softening tho hoof, but
there is abundance of ammonia (as, which
is cipecially calculated to soften, dissolve,
.and destroy the horn. Hottcu manure and
putrid liquids, therefore, are much moro in
. jurious than pure water, muddy pools, or wet
clay. Again, the emanations of this kind are
far from conductive to general health, so that
thoy provo hurtful in two ways first, by
.directly destroying tho substance of the hoof,
and, secondly, ly reducing the animal vigor,
tho power of digestion and assimilation, and
tho power of secreting good horn. Standing
in such deconposed organio matter is still
moro injurious, however, when tho animal is
conllncd to a stall or box, for here the injur!
oua effect of inactivity is added to tho above
namod conditions.
- IHFjyHEAI CEOrV.
.An Estimate for 1880 -The Total Product
About 4so,ooo,ooo Bushels.
Nkw Yoiik, OctoW 8. Itcporta to llrad
street's from thecntiro wheat growing regions
show that tho crop for I8S0 has been general
ly over estimated. Tho results of thu thresh
ing havo not borno out tho estimates made
'whilu tho wheat was being gathered or in thu
hhock. Tho returns aro down to Scptvinlter
"Mill, and iudicato that tho total out turn of
wheat for 18SU will not bo in excess of -ICV
(ill 1, 000 bushels. Tho returs from tho great
wheat growing States of Illinois and Iowa aro
ijuito up to earlier estimates, but it is probable,
when tho full returns of tho threshing in tlioso
States aro summed up, that thu total product
of this country will not exceed 45.1,000,000, as
compared with the estimate of the Agricul
tural Department for 1870 of 488,000000 bush
vis. Tho export of wheat fr'in tho United
.States lust year was in round numbers 1S.1
000,000 bushels. It is estimated that thu
requirement crop mil lto .01,000,000 bushel.
On this basis, and taking tho totil out turn
at -15.1,000,000 bushels, tliero will r.main
altout 181,000,000 surplus for export from tho
wheat crop of 1880. A general summary of
the wheat crop of 18S0 with reference to ter
ritorial divisions is given ns follows) Western
-States, :i:iS,Ul!7,000 bushels: Southern States,
4l.IrJll.000; California and Oregon, 38,00O,0O0j
Middle States, ),ti!).y)00, Colorado, Nevada
and Tirritorics, 10,000,000; Xew Kngland,
1,100,000. flrand total, 10.1,001,000.
Oailoway Cattle.
Exchange.
The Galloway breed belongs rather to
thu mountains than the plains though thu dis
trict 'u which thoy aru found in Scotland is
is Intermediate lietweeu tho two. In hardi
ness and ability to stand rough wcatherthey
are uusurpasstd by any breed, except it lo the
West-Highlanders. Their hide aro thick,
lint mellow and elastic; their hair is very
heavy, ami much longer iu winter than that
of most other breeds. They aro seldom
sheltered in Scotland, where the cold storms
of wiutur could scarcely be endured by cattle
of ordinary constitutions. Obliged, as they
often are, to sustain themselves through the
most inclement season of the year on coarse
and fret-bitten herbage, which is frequently
covered with snow, they are sometimes re
duced to a low condition at the beginning of
spring, but they improve very rapidly as thu
new grass comes on, and soon becomes fit for
the butcher. Iu describing them Youatt
saysi "They are straight ami broad in tho
back and nearly level from tlfu head to the
rump. They are round in the ribs and also
between the shoulders and the ribs ami loins.
They are broad in the loins without largo pro
jecting hip bones. In roundness of barrel and
fullness of ribs, they will compare with any
breed, and also iu the projiortion which the
loins bear to the protuberances of the ribs."
Articles or Incorporation
The following companies havo filed articles
of incorporation in tho office of the Secretary
of State.
Linkille and Klamath Wagon Road Com
pany. Incorporators, (Icorgo Nurse, Sikcs
Warden and Hobard M. Thatcher. Capital
stock, $0,000.
Tho Orcgoiilau Warehnuso Co., limited.
Incorporators, William Kcid, Donald Sin
clcay and Kllis U. Iluglus. Capital stock,
9100,000.
Tlio Society of tho Sisters of tho Holy
Names of Jesus and Mary. Incorporator,
.Sister Mary Delores, Superioress! Sister Mary
l'cter, Assistant; and Sister Mary l'atric, Sec
retary. Principal place of business nt Port
land, with lirancl.es at Salem, St. Paul. Jack
sonville, The Dalles and Baker City. Capital
stock, $85,000.
Tho Oregon Improvement Co., with Henry
Villard, 1 V. Oakcs, J. X. D.lph, O. II.
Lewis, C. II. l'nscott and Joseph .Simon
Object, to coutiact for the construction and
equipment of and to construct and equip mil
roads and telegraph lines, military roads, o i
nals, docks, lucks, bridges and other public
wnrKsj to icaso, oncraiu auu iiuiinuuu run
roads, military loads, steamship or steamboit
lines, or for mining or working cal or iron or
tho improvement of real estate, to build, pur
chase, own and run linos of steamers between
tho Krts of Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Victo
ria, Sitka, Sn Francisco, or any utlicr pons
in tho North Pacific ocean, or steamboats on
tho Columbia, Willamctto and Snaku rivers;
to buy aud sell stocks, bonds, etc., as well as
iron, ties, locomotives, crs and railroad sup
plies generally; to purcbaso, acquire, nut,
hold, drain, improve, cultivate, leasu, mort
ijago, sell, convey mid dispose of improved
and unimproved faints nnd town and city lots
and property; to construct and maintain
buildings for stores, olliccs, dwolling house,
warehouses, shops, factories, mills and uvery
other lawful purpose; to purchase, acquiie,
hold, oK!U, develop, work, lease, mortgg.
tell, convey and dispose of gold, silver, iron,
coal, copper and other minos; to build, con
struct and maintain in repair streets and
roads, railroads ami street railroads adjacent
to or leailins to or from its property: to bor
row money on bonds, etc ; to loan money on
security or take mortgages to secure loans; to
obtain the necessary charters or othor author
IzAtlon to enable tho company to carry on
business iu any part of tho United States or
tho Dominion of Canada, ami generally to uo
and perform everything necessary, proper or
convenient lo carry into clfect tho objects
aforesaid. Principal office at Portland. Cap
ital stock. $3,000,000, divid.d into CO.000
shares of $100 each.
Accident at Halmkv. On Tuesday after
noon last? a number of Republicans from Al
bany visited JIalsey in tho samo county to
hear J ud go Kelsay anil other campaigners
speak on the issues of the present canvass,
'I ho occasion was the signal for quite a
demonstration, mado mora enthusiastic by
th tiring of half a score of anvils. Three
men, whose self-appropriated duty it was to
lire one of theso lmnroviseil cannons, wcie
severely injured bythe premature explosion
of tho awkward picco of ordnance. Thoy
had just discharged it and refilled tho bole,
when it exploded, singeing tho hair and eye
brows agd burning the faces of two of tlio
aquod aud dangerously, and perhaps fatally
injuring the third, a man uamod McCoy,
Tho umnrtuiiata accidsnt put a danger on tlio
subsequent proceedings. It is supposed that
soma unextinguished sparks remaining in tlio
bole, which had not licuu properly swabbed
out, cau-cd the explosion. 1 ho names os the
other niou wcru A exandcr liranurn, Ucorgu
liaasatt and Isaao Rrueo.
" Tiix Nakkow Oadok. Friilayjtlio rails oit
tho narrow gusge will bo laid to tho bridge on
tho North Sautiam river, somo seven miles
this sulo of Scio, Tlio bridge being comploted
thu road will in all probability bo into Scio by
'lucsday evening. An interesting timo is
lookid for over the arrival of the tirstcar, as
tho people aro somewhat excited over the
prospects of their town looming up as a place
of somo iinportauco in the future. Tho largo
warehouse built by the company at that
place is now tilled with wheat, ami it will h
thrown into the Portland market just as soon
as traiisji irUtinu can bo furnished. Though
tho Scin people aro elated somewhat, thoy are
gn,g to tight Itiid on tho $15,000 subsidy
buiiness. w liich ho claims, although his road
is a couplo of months behind tho set time.
WHIM: we arc lliilitlnu liar halite for I lie
producer us no oilier Journal It or ran, sir
hope all solicrlltcni will lie prompt In Itielr
rrurvtnt. and IUmI frlrniU of the t'AKMMt
will do what Hie) ran lo lurrrasr our rli fil
iation, Sloiiryvvns never harder In eel limn
It It loxlnv,
Dkatii opDiu Mimi-ooK. A telegram r-
coivrd from Sin Francisco announces thu
death of Dr. (Ice). L. Murdock, who for tho
I n-t sixteen ytars tilled tho responsible po
sition of surveyor and freight ngcut of the
Orei'.ui Mrauuhip Company, From leu), to
1 Still he ollicisted as purser on the steam-hip
Scrra Nevada, and many of I he older resi
dents of 0-egon will icmcinlier the jolly,
whole-souled doctor aid learn with regret
that hu has passed away. Uii to tho timo of
his deuii-o huhad been in the enjoyment of
g od Inalth, mid on Thursday oeuiug died
fioni tho etlects of an upopleptio stroke. In
respect to his memory thu Hag of tho steam
ship Columbia, in. w in this jKirt, ns p..icd
at half mast.
A Hah Man. Ned Kennedy, 'he man who
tickles the piano at thu KagleS.ilron on Yam
hill, between Second and 'I bird stnets, had
Ins fighting pants on tho other day, a- d flut
ing no one handy to fall upon, thnuhed a wo
man, ('oiiiplsint beint! made, n policeman
was sent after tlio pugilist, but Xcl put him
to tlig t witn casu. 'J'lio olhcer soon ruluriiud
with another policeman in bis cmnpaiiv, and
tho two iuviUd Ned to knock a cum oil tuuir
shoulders. Kennedy not at all backward,
pitched into them, but tlivy thrash, d him
on illy, nnd now the b'ody Ned will thrash
the pisiio in tho future.
A Coon Itri-LV. Judge Stoti, of tho State
Circuit Court, was approached tho other day
by a certain reporter of a ceitaiu paper with)
"Well, Judge, did anything unusual occur in
your urn t to-day" "N. thuiK," said the
Judge; '"Wit aiinply had a few nnall
"ochanco loran item; coiiiiiiuihI thu re
i rter. "Well. I don't know." replied tho
Judge: "You fellows lometiinea make a
very big item out oi a very utile thing.
Balem Subscribers.
Ourageut at Salem is now Mr. S. W.
Church, who has Itought out the Ixxit and
shoe business of Mr, John W, (iilbert, who
started trade there almost twenty years ogo.
If you wish to pay us money, please leave it
w ith him, and if you w islt to purchase any
thing in that line you cannot do better tlian
to trade with Mr. Church. He is certain to
keep good goods and at reasonable prices.
reBTLAsn.
The dreat t'omtnerrlal Cesiler or Ike Nerth
West.
It has a population of 21 ,000. It is to Oro
rnn. and tho territories of Washington and
Idaho, what Now York City is to tho Stato of
New York, and bears tho same relation to
that Stato and those territories that unicago
.1 1. 111!..!. Q1 T ....I- l rtn.tKl III. tin.
tiuen w iiiiouia, 01. jjuiiib w (hibwuiii ..-
dclphia to Pennsylvania, nnd New Orleans to
Louisiana, u lias mora territory inouuuy
to it than anv other citv in tlio United Stales,
and will soon bo numbered with tho foremost
cities in tho Union. Kvcn at this timo tho
hammer, and saw can bo heard iu nil parts of
tho city; thu demand for buildings is so great
tliat tho Inclement season ol winter noes uoi
check tlio onward march of its grow 111. With
the vast number ofshipsinport, freighted with
our constantly iiicrcasciug agricultural pro
ducts, and the numerous railroads now tribu
tary to, or terminating nt, this city, It wilt
not require moro than ten years to syell thu
population of our beautiful and growing city
to 100,000 souls. Having a larger territory
than Sail Francisco to support it, wumay
confidently assert that in less than n quarter
of a century Portland will li tho foremost city
on tho Coast in point of weill til and population.
I'ortliinil ilr llouieslrnil.
Tho laud iu this enterprise lies adjoining
tho city, anil is only from ten to fifteen min
utes' walk from tho court-house, and s less
distance than that from one of the best publtu
schools iu thu city.
thick.
All lots will be sold for $100.00 each, paya
ble iu installments of $.1.00 per mouth, or tho
small sum ui ion eeuis per liny, isu uticrest
will be charged, and a good and sufficient
Itond for Deed will bo given 11)1011 thu pay
ment, of tho tlrst installment of $5'00, and n
Warranty Deed upon receipt of last install
ment, notii witiiuutcxpciisu tu purcuaser.
TO rUKCllAKKK.?.
Thoso not finding it convenient to niako
their payments when duo, will bo granted
twenty days grace iu which to make such pay
ments, as It Is desirable that all shall havo
every possible opportunity to keep up their
payments.
Thoso desirimr to niako full navmout at tho
timo tho llonil is issued, will be entitled to a
reduction of $10.00 on each lot, or $5.00 on
each $50 00 paid in. As tho
IlOAll to wkaltii
Is tho moat certain and rapid through real
estatu investments, this enterprise oilers far
more inducements to tho public than any other
on tho coast at this time, as tho price and pay
ment aro within tho reach of all. Do not lvt
this chaiico pass. Buy a lot, build and inako
yourself independent. Many of you who
llvo iu rented nouses pay more every yoar for
rent than would purcbaso n lot and build a
roof over your head. You then would lo in
dependent of exacting landlords, and iu truth
havo a placo to call "lionie."
DOMT FOKIIKT
That not many years ngo soma of tho bust lots
in Sail Francisco wcro sold for an ounce of
gold dust, and that now thoy could not bo
Itought for 8100,000. Also, remcnilter that
in Chicago somo of tho ltcst business lots were
onco traded for a pairof old hoots. How of
ten is tho remark made by old residents of
Portland that once they could havo bought
InU for f 1 00.00 that fJO.OOO would not buy
now. It is not wise to "despise tho day of
small things."
ITHTIIUE,
That of real estatu investments tho homestead
plan is ho bent and safest, nil w ho invest nro
interested iu making tho whole propety
more valuable. To illustrate! Suppose A
builds a house on his lot, and 11 owns a lot
adjoining; 11 gets the ltenclit of A's improve
ment, while A is not injured thereby. This
philosophy will apply to tho entire property.
Wo have donated a lot to each of tlio prin
cipal churches for church provisos.
In addition to thu above, two lots are set
apart for publio school purposes.
Ono thousand and twenty-four lots, fifty by
ono hundred feet in size, with streets sixtyfevt
w ido.
UAILItOAII 1'UltCIIAHK.
The Overland, Oregon X California, and the
Western ltailroad Companies havo purchased
all the lands from tho east line of the Home
stead (which is Ninth street) to thu water
front for tho terminus depots, machine shops,
etc. i nlso the main lino of tho Narrow (latigu
ltailroad (limited) will locate their terminus
near by thus the greatest Hail road center cm
tho Pacific Coast lays in closo proximity to
these lots. This purchase has caused a riso
iu all surrounding property of ono hundred
tier cent., making tin-lots iu this Homestead
from suventy-tivo to ono hundred tier cent.
cheaper than any other real estate iu tho city
of Portland.
Inasmuch as this Homestead was advertised
to bo sold for a stipulated price before the re
cent advance, unpleasant as it is, wo shall
srrictl.v adhere to our advertised contract with
U. public to Mil thuu lots fin utiu hundred
dollars each for the next ninety days.
The two hundred lots that wcru reserved
for nctiiil settlers aru now nil sold, and the
demand to select lots Iteing so great, wu havo
lieeu compelled to place more lots on thu mar
ket from which tho publio may select for the
next ninety days.
This airnnls an opportunity for persons, so
desiring, to purcli.no the most beautiful resi
dent property."
Til I'AUTII'JI IHHSUINIl TO 1T1ICHAMK.
This property is" now selling very rnpily.
ami Uicmm wishing to buy will do welt to call
or tend immed'atUy for a lot or lots.
All but thu lirt installment must bo paid
at thu linking House of 1-id.l & Tilton, iu
thu city of Portland.
I'Fll'IIXH KHOM A H1HTA.VCK
Desiring a share, may forward 5.00 to the
tiencra! Manager, and a livnd will bo iinuiu
diately forwnidetl.
Money may bo forwarded by registered let
ter, money order, or Wells, Faigo & Co.'s
Kxpioas, at my risk.
For fnrtliur partn ulais, apply to
J. M. hicr,
General Manager, Portland, Or.,
Or to Hak.ht tc McLai'milin,
6'J Morrison St.
CKKTiriCATK.
I certify that 1 nm thu tho owner of tho
lauds in the Portland City Homestead the
title thereto is jtcrfect, ling a U. S. Patent
nnd I authoiiu J. M. Kieo ti sell said pirqier
ty on the foregoing plan, P.A. Mahocam.
UEt'EIlENCM,
fieo. H. Himcs, Win. Iteid,
Hon. I F. drover, Hon. J. If. Mitchell,
J. A. Strow bridge, Mier k Frank,
THE Il.EHtVCOXAUI COS
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Amity. .....KLSImrnon
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Iluttevllle,, J W llvhcKlcr
llrooks W1I Harris
Hellenic Jeff Darls
Hiker City. .. .0 W James
lluenayista. .D MCalbrcath
Cnrafonlivllle.... It Glass
Me.MlnnTllls..JMcrhlttlps
Mt. Pleasant.. .. F 8 Thayer
Marlon. ...KHItuthertorcl
.Monroo W FUoen
Monlnoutli.,VVtcrhoujo
Norvay J HBIirocder
North Yamhill
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New Era ..JCasto
Neetl J II 8conso
Oakland... , J II Kliuoo
OreironClty,.,,J Mllaeon
Powells Val.,TK Williams
Pilot Hock . .Kdllllam
Pcinllcton . Iot Mrcrniore
Peoria Wm Holder
I'rltiellllc AHIIrcyiuan
Perrydale. J WMetlrcvr
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llkkrml.. .OenTatom
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Corvallls. .Me cr Harris
Cornelius... .KSMc.Ntitt
Can on City IlUlthlnliart
Casra.les TMoffll
Canity . . .Win Knlirlit
Ccntertllle.i Cook.Mrilno
Crcunell ..ItoscoKnox
Dalles Tito
llamaicus . .K Forties
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Wherton
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trains.
Dallas
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Dexter. .
KaifleCreek
Kuirene
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Hiram Smith
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V A Kennedy
Ten Mllo
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IIIIMnro W II Pettemrer
lltibbnril O111J Woller
Howell IT 1MVF.III.Iko
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litdeiK'nilcnec - Lllfslirln
InJIaii Valley ,M II Morris
Jnnitlon. V II ltalicr
Jarksont llle .Max Muller
Jefferson ...J Wltolainl
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UppcrtVhoeo, .Jllun taker
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Union. ..I'M Collin
W lllmr .Thos Smith
VVIilU-aker,. II W Hunt
Wot Chchilrin J M
ConlccandTIIWIIkcrson
Wlllametto Forks
M Wilkin
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LP TnTflTTPP AdiertlduK Aircnt, tl Mcr-
ADl-XVr1nt,,Kchanie, Han Fran
cisco, Is authorised to rceelto advertisements tor tho
columns of this utcr.
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whero no aircnt Is deslgnsted our sulwrllers JfUHT
remit ly .Money tinier or lleirlatereO: letter.
Amono detilrlniran strency can iret tho samo by
addrcsalnit the Manager.
AKK you imp of Ihnse who Imrrnsr I lie
FAKMKH lo read of your nelilitxir? If so
wrnak, ssbruynii see what n Imllle we male
for lb priMluerrs la II possible lhal yon rnit
afTonl lo ttorro w w hen you ran Bel II illrer
nl M.M H-r year, anil yonr patronage Is nerrv
nry lo oursiirressT
STRAWBERRY . PLANTS
FOR SALE!
CLARK'S OREGON SEEDLING.
SUMS IS Tflf. KAItLY AND PIIOMPIO VAIIIETY
orlilnatol by me at Mount Tabor, Fast I'ortlsml,
t reeclted the (ollowlntr unanimous endorsement
from the Mate Horticultural Hoelety, at a meeUiiK
held In Portland Juno toth. WO I
" Tho lierry Is dark re.1 In color, iroo.1 tha, fair
site, and a lino fruit that has esiwclal ttualltlca to reo
oinieend It ai a market berry. Ttis flavor Is rich and
paruaos oi mo wiia iterry, a tioaani anu irairrant
uil.l that Is an lniiroiement on Uio Wilson's Aluisy.
We think It has no superior for irood qualities ainoiiK
knoMii varieties, and Is well wortlir tho itanis wo fflvo
It: C1.AI1ICM OIIUIO.V HKKIILI.SO,"
1 alto have a Ista variety, ostra lanre, uhlch I call
.1.. up n-tl.fio I. I. .I.....A., .iiii i.... t &...
saw, I offer cither of theno valuable rlanta for sale
at II. M I'KIl HO.K.V. Orders addreswul to lae at
Kait I'ortlainl will roeclvo prompt attention.
r. A CLARK,
octltf list Fortland.
WOODBURN NURSERY.
J. N. HETTLKTIIKK, I'roprlelor.
ALAHOK STOCK OF VKHY
. a - u no trees for salo at very low rates,
ffftconslsllnjol
mrWTV Arri.Kn.
..in n- l'KAUH,
CIIKlllllFfl.
I'l.UilH.
I'lltlNKH,
rwtiira, uc.
tlTAUo, Ornamental Rhule and Nut Trees and
.Shrubbery. All trees FHKK FICOS1 1'FbTH of all
kinds. Send for Catalivue to
J. H. SETTLEMIER,
octsmj wooitiiim.N, oitKiio.v.
To tiie Farmers of Oregon!
Clietr up lour hearts and let us slnir,
Ami nuke the grand old rltr rlnir;
Tlie place j on aouuht Is found at laal,
And uuiiy times my door jail usiul.
When jni oomo to town ou often strsy
To other stores out of the way,
Oh, foollih man! tome lthos,
You don't know whero to punhaao clsthea.
Why Ideas )ou, If u only knew
What I am going to tell to you,
You inl.-lit bo worth a great ilnl more!
If ou'C lutroiilw the Work logman's Store
llroadclotns of the richest hue.
We're alasjs rea.lv toselltojou i
If ou wsnt your "blonde" to woo sou dear,
S'ou in list buy your courtlnirclothliiK here
Tho ilollim aro a fill goo.1 to wear,
Tliey last for months and will not tear.
For fanners and workers In the woods;
To match the work we ham the goods.
Its value we prefer to give,
Thai wo ourselves ami you can live.
Our trade Is suare and no gouge game ;
We sell to every one the aaiue.
If wedon't id lo value, weask no pay,
Or nuke It good some otktr way;
Now try one suit, Ju.t for the test,
Or II not more, try vinU and vest.
Now slnir this song and sing It will,
Ami all otir frit nds le sure to tell,
And shout thrum words froiM land to sua.
That the WOIIKI.NUUK.N'H hTOIIK Is the place
for me,
Workiugim-ii's Shin ?il First
Street, INirtluiiil, Oregon.
T.
CHAMBERS,
oct8m:i
DENTIST.
JJ. G. CLAJtK, J). J J. s.
I-OIITMNII, oiityio.v.
TO 10 FIltHTHTIIFirr. noons ANU BOVKII
' "rcntlces' iluvlo htore. seply
" DR. H. SMITH,
OmCKf MfK)ItrH IJLOCK.OVKH hKVX'H HTOIll?
bstltiu, Orttfuii, ituvltf
eTo. smith
Omt'K. So. l7 Klwt htrttt, UWixn Mor
rlson and VtuiIilU, J'ortUud( Oregon. ul
NOTICE.
AIL I'KKHOMS k0MMJ TIIF.Mtii:i.)IM
InUrltlrd lo 40H . UILHKUT, Halrni, for
tools nnd kw, will please Hellle Ikeeauir
vvllliln Hlaly Ways rrom .tususl ll,
JOHN W. GILBERT.
suCTmi SALKM, OHFCO.V.
'AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
Hake ftoni m to i oer rek sellitu goods for
K.0.1IIUK0UT4CO., KflWcUy etrett, biw York.
Btnd foe their Catalogue anil Uniia. aut7y
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
OFFER A
NEW AND POSITIVE CURE.
WENZELL'S
INFALLIBLE ANTI-SCAB
A Htl'K nnd KFFICIKNT Compound based on
M IKNTII II! rKIM II'IJ-.X, nnd Wnrrnnlrd
free rrom Injurious efTeels upon the
Mool nnd Mlirs-p, nnd I'nudrnsrd
form coallUR llllleror rrelght
DIRECTIONS t
1UT rilK CONTK.NT8 OF OSK CAN INTO
tlnrsllor vesel enoalile of liol.llmr aliout fire
Colons, a coal oil iwn with lop cutout will answer; Mil
nearly with water and allow to stand over nlxht. If
not then completely dlohtd apply heat, and when so
lution U complete, add It to Hi gallons of Upld water
contained III tho proer rcceptnele for dipping tho sheep.
Unshome sheeitafter their removal from tho oath should
hsv e tho ll.piid presn-d from tho wool and the ll.pild
returned to tho receptaele, and In order to tnsuro the
distruetloti of tho arasite. they should receive another
oatn in aoout two weeks,
N. II. lt tho Uith bo warm and srold exposures
esld after It.
Itcail tho follow Ing:
llmr, Folk Co., Sept. 11.,'W.l
Mesrs. Hoile. Ilvvls & Oi.l ltavlmr iivhI tho rrine-
dy that vou sent me lat Spring tor sealt among in
shetp, I harodela)lglilng)ou results until tho pres
ent time, as I desired to allow ultlelent thno to elsn.e
in) as to bo certain that the dl.ea.o was thourougli.
etued. I dipped my sheep tw leo sftcr shearing, at In
tervals of 1ft il, nnd hsvo cssmlned thelloekearrfullj
at leiivt onee a week sliiee tho last dipping, but have
dl'covercd no remains of tho disease. I thv not hesitate
to recommend our presvratlou as a completo and cur
tain remedy for eeab among sheep.
J, W, Nssintil
m. ,.. . I-....!.. i.-l it i
ill up in nir'Viiiv inn inn. huh oven (louniii eaen
nnd every can, when umf aevoriilnif to Ulrvcvlotis, w II
dip 100 sheep.
HIKPAIIEI) F..XritF.8SI.Y FOn AND SOLO BY
Hodge, Davis & Co., Portland,
MHOI.U-ULt. IsBl'liliMTM.
rarllnnd,
msiffiOII
Inttn n tslmiilo 'frupleal tuf of Itaruiiu
siidlsaFOSITiyi: IIKMKHV for all tho .llwa.es that
caue pains In Ilia lower jurt of the body for Toriild
Liver llesdaehcs- Jsun.llco Dliiliicss (Iratel ll
aria, and a dlrlleuttles of tlielll.lncjs, ,ver and Uri
nary Organs, For FKMAIX IHHKAHf.s, Monthly Men.
struatlnus, sn.l during I'regnaney, It has no euuel, II
ntorea the organs Unit visas tho blood; and Is henre
ono of Uio U.l 1II.OOD I'tmiFI'.ltH. It Is tho mil)
known remedy that cures llrlght's dlteake. For Ilia,
betee, umi WAIINKII'S HAFK IHAllirriX CUIIK.
For Sal. by HroguUtsan.1 all llealira at 1.U par
bottle, lArgvit Imtile In the market. Try It
11.11. Warner iV t'o.,
Rochostor, N. Y.
THE CHAMPION !
IB Tin: MILL Foil oitmo.v AND WASIIK1TOS
TklllllTOIty. It lake, the drat omnium .1
btate and County Fairs.
Oli:K .'l.tXMi MOLIX.OM ILI.l.
Is wsrralltnl todo bctterland fatrr work than am
other mill now In uw. I lo. not fail to avo It. bOI.lt
IIV lUMIKIIK.
tor Inforiiullon call or a.l.lres.1
J. Woitlch, Portland, Or.
uetluij otlleu with J. I. Hue A Co.
ESTABLISHED IN 185C.
L. P. FISHER'S
N E W S P A P B R
ADVERTISING
AGEITCT,
Room SO anil 21 Merchants Exchange
uniiiornia at., aa.a I runclatco.
vr 1 iiisiuiiimmj Mimuiii loii
11. I), ull i-vviiitrraiiilllsliril oil llir
1'iirlllr I mi. I, llto miiidvvlrli l.luuils, I'uls tti-
slu, Ilralmu I'urls, I'muinm, siiltuiui.i,
,Iiihii, tlilim, .rvr .eiilnuil, I lie Aii.lnilliiii
lolonlrs, tlin IJolrru Mules wml l.urope.
I lira or neurl all nrvvpuirra puhll.heil on
I'nrlllr ("oust sire kepi rniilnnlly on liauil mill
nil Hilvrillsna urr nlliivvril lire iieer iu
llirm iluriiig liuslnras hours.
PENSIONS I iniuiwl. Any dlMblhT"ho'
etir slight. If ooiitraetul In tho sirvlie, entitles he
sollltr to a ii.lon, I'vo.toiiUws are now nu.ro liUral
and inaiiv- mi.lontrs aru now entitled lo IM'IIKAhK ol
IL.SbluS.1!. Aply at ouev. I'elay Is dangvrous.
lUtnnly due to thoinun.ls' Ijiudrauisof all kind set
tied. W. proMauUi ilalius Uforo any of the Hei-art-menu
an.1 duurre... OrUlnsI ami duplleate Itlwhsrgis
obtalnt.1 Itlihoiiorable Inhares, or dr.lt Is no bar
to receiving peu.loii. hind two UuiH for law law.
ami In.truulom to II, II. Jl.lAlO A .. IM.klon
and I'.Unt Allorncjs, 1xk bos la, S s.l.lnttO'i, II. L".
M'Plllil
a. ssv .NOT Till. Wininllur our I'rli lis
I f tor Ivni. IIIKK to any a.ldre Un ap
I pllt3ttion. Uunulnsdesirlptloiisof every
BBSS' sf' thing rtslrul lor rsooslor l.tully uu
with over l,2uu liruitrstlous. Wo sell all goods at
w liAlpiilM i.rit. In ouatitltlu. to suit the t.uriluuer. Tli.
only In tltullon In Amerlui who uuke this their sjaa-ial
blislneu. uoress
mommmh:hv winii.1 to.,
Vi and 'iJ WsImsIi ave., ChUvtolll.,
AGENTS WANTED eCTK,
S'Miullr btillllnu Murlilur evor liivtntod. Will
kulsaiklrof (lovkuies, with lli:i.L and TOK roui.
ul.lr. In ) iiiluutes. It will sUo knit a treat variety
ol lauey work lor wnlih there lsalws)s a ready Utaiket.
Kenu lur tireinars anu lenna so toe
THO 111)1. V K.MTriMl HACIII.MS Ul..
I nananW siiiiiiiiiiii(iBs!K tll
I s9sVa r m .asinVsinBiiiitiiiiiwYaHrJ 'IH
I wIS9KIKF a3 I
lluDMEYLiVili
BM(BHhHkS "VslsfisssT
LnssssssssssssssssssssM Vavnml .tX?H
Vk.wbIKsjPH if i.
'"Ulall'araL
&sttsnsssssssn.sssssssssss!LnssssssssssV
el(M7t sou Washington St., iloaton, Uiu, f
HORSEMEDICINB
D. D. T. 18G8.
ASA HOUSE MEDICINE IT IS SUrEMOR TO
J any Liniment ever Inrentod. For ItlNOIIORR.
SPAVIN, S EENEY, CALLOl'S, LUMI'a, and all OU
SOKE.S, apply freely, so aa to blister, from three to Bt
days In sueeesslont nnd In four or rive days If net ovrat,
mioat as at first. Ht'KAlNS, STIFF JOINTS, 1IIIUWW
W1N1HIAI.LS, and all slight ailments, apply a .small
quantity, so aa not to blister. Baddle Sores, Cuts, saw!
all oilier sores, where the skin Is broken, mix the IJol
ment, half and half, with any kind of oil, and sffV
moderation,
Ul For sale by the Trado everywhere.
SrocKTOi, February 4, II8.
If. It. MOOIli: k SON, having this day purehaa4 tho
rtgbt, title and Interest of WILLIAMS & MOO OK In tta
"II. II. II. ll()U.Mi:.MKI)ICINK,"wllleonUnue Itasuaa.
ufseture, aa SOLE l'ltorillETOllS, Ul whom all orUooJ
should bo addressed.
It. II. MOORE k SON,
Druggists, UtockVes,, Oat
1I0DGE,DAVIS& CO., Agts,
TOItTLAND, OltEOO.V
Attention Wool Growers)
A LL PEIISONS W1S1IINO TO lUrnOTII'TI!
X. dixks are Inlnnnol Uiat I has. now
amortment of rams for salo tlian any previous ftsay
Including!
New OaTordshlrts, .
And t'oslvsolds,
rrrnrh Mrrlaos,
Upanlsh Merinos,
AtnrrlcaaDfrrlaos,
s
And Lobs wool Grades'.
I OFFER FOR SALE :
100 Bucks,
200 Ewes.
TtLThoso who make early application will reflnt
choice. My lami Is 4 miles south of Dallas.
l. M. UITHRIK,
DaUaa, Polk County, Orefoa.
dnott
THE BEST
OP ALL' I
LINIMENTS
103 JONAOT3 MAST.
For moro than third of onnturr tlio
M esleass Mvsstasis; I,lnlsvtsnt liasuoan
known lo millions all over tho world at
tha oulr sato reliance for tlio roller of
nccicienis ami iiain. It is a. moiiioina
nltoro jirleo ana praise I ha best or IU
hind, lor every form of external pain
u MEXICAN
Mustanir I.lnlmont ts vrltliout an enual.
II si.u.trmt.s sl.ats avnd sisuaela to
lha vary bone milking tlio cuntlnu
unconfiiiln mil lnrtmnntlon. Impossible
lis errccts upon Human Flesh and Ilia
liniln L'matlon aru equally wonderful.
auu iuaicau v
MUSTANG
Liniment Is needed bv somebody In
v ory house. Kvery iluy brings news of
sis. msjoisy- sis aisa isstius acaia or ussrss
sillxltloil. of rls.uinallfi snartvra re.
Ioro.1, or n, valuable hora. or os
sareu uy too uoulliiK power ol tills
LINIMENT
which speedily euros
ti. human n.uyu i
sueU nllraonU of
llli.umattsm, Hvt11Ius;s, UsT
Joints, t'wnlraeled Missclss, Bssrssa
anil aveaia., lull, ji trusses stna
Hpralns. l'olioueni Kites and
NihiKS, SJiimiras, I.anseueas. Old
sores, Ulcers, frostbites, Chilblains,
Mora Nipples, Caked Hreasl, and
Indeed every form at .sternal dis
ease. It heals svltlinut sears.
ror tlio llnuTK (,'iir.iTioM it euros
Npralns, Nvvlmiy, NIIrT Joints,
l'oulliler, Harness wore., Hoof Ills
aa.s, &oot Ilol, fSer.vsr sVsirsu, flcali,
Hollow lloru, Neralches, Wind
stalls, Hparlii, Thrush, lllusjbone,
Old Mores, I'oll Jlvll, t'llua upon
Ilia Mltrht and every other ailment
In whleh lha iicrnpaiit. of he
Mlahl and Mlock Vard era liable.
'lltn Mealeaii Afuslanar f.lnliuesit
nlwuys cures un.l nover sltsuppotiiUi
and It Is, positively,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB LIAII OB BEAST.
, or WELL AUGER i. th.
choaHt, liures tlio fastost. Wo aro tlio oldest and
'argiet llrui In America. Heml for our pictorial
catuloguo. Unitku Htatis U Vu Co., Chicago, UL
Garmoro's Artificial Ear Drums
HKSITOHr: TUB MKABIMU aud psrferm Ih
woik tt lb. Navtauml serum, liemsln Iu u-Mun
willful aid, nssslisrsssssts.barrisalr, AlU'eii,
Vbr.ailoa aud vmi wuUpvrs l..srd di.tuirtfr, Ws re
far to ta.se Eslai iaasa. Hrn.irord..etltiii.elieulsr
r,rvs uisj wwa :!;.
ir WCM.. cu., Mbl C.U.II. St U .lauiijMd.
.- r.r ,iiiur i .uk.fu.Mi aranuaiuj aiiLiL
il'am wailii tu..l'11-rauunQii. Va.
waT Sn4 iluip for Cslaloiva. sbf i
JaiAkt'IOu-SihTvlaiS.tifce.4Miiiiiitiisllas'
CHEAT W.STERNZGlffllJBK?.
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