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WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, JUNE 24, 1881.
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DAIRY PRODUCT3.
We iccogiiize that there in at the present
timo more interest taken than ever herctoforo
In Oregon In dairying and In dairy product
Tho fnct la apparent that wo havo always been
importing from California, except in the
Spring Mill Hummer month, lioth butter and
chrcic to tho extent of ten of thousands of
dollars cncli year; enough, If kept at home,
to well rowanl many good ilalrymeii. How
ti hotlify the wants of tho towns of Oregon,
at tho timo of yenr when wo have no good
grass, has liecn nn Important ciieetion, nnl
while wo expect to (ivontunliy ceo the roast
counties, whero grnss Is more certain to lie
good nil the year than in tho interior, become
great dalrylnir regions, that in nut immediat.
ly possible, though tho ilay it approaching,
hut tho present remedy seems to lie in mi pre
paring ami storing up tho Imtter prodttcud in
Spring smt Summer that it will answer, an
"gilt ulgeil Imtter In inter, nnil mj ln
madc irolitahle,
Wo havo been Intetvatcil in the npciatinns
of Mr. (, II. Knapp, who in n practical iiiiin
also an oxperioiu-od dairyman, ami If attempt'
ing to solvu this ptolilciu in the vvny indicated,
Wn lately visited tliitatnruof .1. II. Kinpp A.
Co., No. 'JUT first St., and weie taken into
hi collar, which linat hiic'i will! ami n cement
lltor, wi an to he ii ol in .Summer ami mndornto
in Winter, anil also is nhovn any hmhIiIo
ilangcr from high wntcr, ami he can occupy it
in Mfuty tho year roiiml. Mcsci. Knapp
A Co., Intend tliln cellar on n depository for
well malii Imtter, ami it la llllcil with couch,
maile of spruce, ami water tight, I'ntcmleil for
Muring roll in hriuc through thu season, so
that it will Ihi in llmt rata comlltion whenever
e-allcd for. They nro alremly prepared to
Htoio over ten thouanml pound nml can In
cieaso facilities as neeileil, Mr. Knapp pro
pour to mako lila own ami other dairy pit
ducts n specialty ami ilo a commission liiiti
nous, receiving Imtter consigned to them anil
Moring in this manner what is not needed to
supply tho market.
We cannot go at length at this time into
tho details of this enterprise, lint the ohject
imoins to he to eatahlinh n largu business in
dairy products, mul to prcpaio ami protect
those piiHliietn so an to retain their oxcrllencn
until tlmy shall Us in ilemaiiil, ami then place
tjiem proiwtly upon tho market. Mr. Knapp
may further explain lii own intuition and
hIiow how huttcr ahoiild buprcpaicdheforosout
to market, m well aa how- lila llrm intend to
preserve it afterwnula. In thin time uf mom
oarucat development wo are glad toi.ee that
dairim receives inuru attention, and welcome
nny teluimi that can mako ua more indepeii
dent of outside supply by storing butter in
such a manner m to keep it in good older for
Winter use.
On gun Imtter ha in the pist In-rn n by
word, and has often been sold for almost
nothing, when inru in piodiictiou mid mako
up, and facilities foi pttsurviug it well,
would add to its price and be of value to tho
whole Stale. Mr. Knapp has a system for
packing ami preset ving good roll that is cal
culated to work well, not only with him Imt
with other, ami to 1st aucceaaful generally wr
need such caiv taken in every direction, vVo
insist that this dairy interest is of cleat im
portance nml ilt'scma to I hi thoroughly
pi fueled.
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Crop Reports Unreliable.
We Iisao lain watching new from all paits
of the World to gather, if possible, some idea
concerning the crop prospects of dillVrent
countries, and lumi llt.ally alsiut gitru up in
disgust, as wu di-cowr that rrport are
"cooked up" to suit the purposes of stink
g-inibliti on Ixitli sides of the Atlantic. Theru
is so muchljiin; that it is dtllictilt toiliiuivci
thu tliilli, but wu shall lilid out moru Ivll.lbly
after nwhilu. It is itigrnrt fill to see the des
picable! putctic-cs of ttiikc-riipuluus men, who
invent lies on nil subject to iiilliienc'K spocu
latlou in their emiifaeoi. It appear now,
that false It'lHUts elf hki cieips out est We-ru
sent to laiglaud so u tu maku pe-optc hcie-c
there that time would he llttlci woik fur l.eil
ro.vl to do mid o put down lai'.
way k'iaie', which was Ucccm(m! aecon,
pliehcd. Only a few i1)iiko tho Oreiom.in
published a s.ate'inent that the wheat crop of
California last )c.iri not Incite' than one
half what It I known to haw lnvu, Such
stateine'it should not bo published
well known facts glee the lie to tlic'iu.
Vein
Sheep for the State Fair
Mr. I. M. (iiithue, of Polk county, was in
Portland last week, and infoiiued it that lie
i-xpcc'tcd to make another full exhibit of Ins
full-blood sheep nt thu coining Statu Pair,
lust year Mr. tiutlmo took oil the chief
premium for In sheep, and will no doubt
maku a tirst-iatu tliowmi;, He breed with
euro and judgment, ami li.e bad long eepeii
Mie, lmiiig Ik-mi a caiefid lnvrdcr for thirty
years. He udwrtisos in tin iuc that ho has
for sale full-blood SMnuh, Atuciican and
Prencli Me'ituo bucks and vwes, also Cots
wolds and New Oxfordshire. Hi advertise,
mrut tell hi own stoiy, and give tho points
of interest he wishes to put befe'ie the public,
A little) IaiwcII Uy hat eliwoeered why
Aihm and K o w e iv never Utbie. 1 1 w as U
(wm there was uolsi-ly to take or. of t'uci i.
THE STATE FAIR Q0E8TI0M.
A friend who Is one of tho lct formers, nnd
one of tho licit known men of thla valley
wrote its rather an indignant protest which is
not npplicahlo since tho change of time for
holding tho Kast Portland races removes all
obstacles to the success of tho State Kair nt
.Salem, hut wo givo Ills concluding paragraj
which wo really helloo speaks tho will of
most of tho farmers of Western Oiegon. Ho
say-at
I understand that .Salem piocuicd the I-'alr
honestly and fairly) it was offered to llentou,
Linn, Line, Clackamas; Yamhill and Multno
mah counties, and .Salem and Marion county
was the only ones that would aggrec after n
long limn to furnish means to purchase
grounds etc. for a State Kair. The location,
at present, is a central one, nccesihlo at all
times of the vear hy river and rail and having
mado it n permanent location, nnd as far ns
posihlu improved It for tho comfort nnd con
vi-nlcncu of its patrons, the farmers w ho alone
conduct and control it do not ptoposo that n
city which, having dono ns I nm informed
little or nothing cither directly or indirectly,
nnd for ymrs hnvo enjoyed thu prolits of moil
of the producing classes of this valley shall
control tho locntinn of the Statu Knir or its
management. Cortland has a light, os well
as any other town, to coiobratcAjf tliuy want
to-and the producing classes will act inde
pendently and go wheto their host interest
dictates. Tho same timo was set for tho la-l
fair ami pinved a complete success nml I have
no doiiht that thu directors lielievcd it heat to
try thu same time mho more, nml heiug thnt
they lime not snucrht lit tnchantrn it fr this
year, let all ho satisfied, amlntteud with stock
nnd prod ik e, or any thing of meiits, nut
conip'-to for tho heat of ucry article, This i
t'io wny to nuke Kniis. attractive, prntitahlc
aid successful. AntI MnNornM.
St. Helen's Hall
This school for young gills has just cloned
for Ihu year, llishop Morris nddnxsing the
graduating class at tl u closing uxcuikih, witl
remarks replctu with vigor nml good sense
This school is arrauued to nccommodnle
hoarders in tho same Imildiiig, so that patents
who must send daughters away ft out lintnu to
ho educated, can rely upon watchful cure
over body ns well ns mind. This school is the
heat in tho State. Although it 11 scarcely
t n ears since it was first oH'iied, its infill
encn is already felt ami seen thtoucli til
many who havo tested ita advantages, tilling a
want in tho educational Held that wns not he
fore supplied to tho Protestant community.
Thu example and inlluciicis that surround the
girls at the Hall nru In ovcry way calculated
to imbrue the young mind with cot re: t ideas
of lifu ami its alms -cultivating retirement
of manner nnd the quiet graces that arc the
crown of wnmiuhood. To parent I who live
on thu frontier or in places remote from socio
ty this school aH'oitta mlvnutages In scholar
ship ns well as correct deportment. Wo can
apeak from n pnsonal experience, recognizing
tho excellent training of a daughter, who for n
timo wiui nt rlt. Helen's Hall.
FROM LEWIflVILLE. POLK COUNTY.
Mr. II. C, MuTiiumnmls writes us from
lAiwisvillei Wo have had eouaiderablu ram
In this part thu pist week, and it is still rain
ling. Crop ol all kinds look splendid. TIip
late frost did siiiiiu dainagu to early gardens.
Work is prourcssiug on the uarmevgaugu rail
road, south of the laickimute, towards King's
valley. .1, T. (lalloway is opening a wagon
road into the Ccwat raugu to ouu of thu line.t
Iilies of cedar and liino timber on thu const.
Several paitic aio Ulkiug of ineatig:ting
sld timlwr and prnslHvt for n good wni'ou
rotd, with a view to putting up siw mill,
s'lingle machines, etc.
Nevada and Oreon Railroad.
A.hUn.l Tl.lhu
Hon. J. S lleirni tells us that hi sou in
San Piaticisco W, P. Ilerrin met Col. Moor,
ouo of tho chief managers of thu Nevada &
Oiegon railroad unterprise, a short time
siiie'ei. Col. Moor Mid that sauiu Nuw York
capitalists weiei much liitereisteil in thu p,o-
jivtcd road, and that if a practical route could
bo established from the Oregon lino across to
the-coast at Port Orfonl, they would furnish
sixty percent, of thu money required to build
the. road. Ilo said further that ho intended
to maku a iH-itoual examination of thu
ptopMcd route tin Summer, entering
Itoguu ner oiiiewheii' aUmt the Meadows,
following thu liver down until thu lough,
blully bank aieapproachcd, and thu istilking
oil' n.-ro thu dividing udge to Poit Oiferd
Mr. llirrin, of Sau l'ianciii, who i much
iiuteievted in thu scheme, and lia t.ilke.1 with
a number of railroad men about it, irMrt
that belaud Staufoid lias said that this pro
jected line of raihoad oirei the bet Held for
enterprise and capital of the opening of new
iailio-id on tin co-i.t, miMiiiuch as it would
occupy a Held fre-o from ceiuiKititlou.
TbeBtats Fair.
Tho Statu Pair iviniuriict'a next veeek
Tliuuday mid a theru i no other attraction
of importance to call nway public attention
theru i reason to expect a very general attend
anc'o alid t successful time generally in evciy
lenticular. So far a horse-s io concerned,
the assertion i inadu that uoro and better
luuuei and trotter arc on tho giouud now,
and training, than ever Iwforc, and no doubt
every department will 1h repre-M-nte-d and tho
Pair prove nuvcufid and intcrutiu, in al
r- peels,
Sprlnj'Tooth Harrow and Cultivator.
Tbevu iniplen-cnts hav u o ireHxl a uaiuu that
wu lately oiAleicM ouo espeeldly inadu for use
in orchards, such a have Ken succcstfully
tiscd in California for that puipote, and set it
to woik iu our prune orchaids near Salem.
Wu bid laitb iu it Iu tho start, and It woiked
fully up to all expectations, so that wo could
not have askcel for any improvement. It
cum to Ik) fully adapted to do all that ii
iisedoel titber w ,t barrow or cultivator.
To Interior Merchants and Farmers.
Journal of Commerce.
Among the business enterprises which have
been started In this city within a comparative
ly short period, wo notice the establishment of
tho Interior Merchants' Agency, under the
management of J, K. Parish. Tho agency is
n now business, departure in this section, ami.
wn hnvo no doubt, will bo appreciated by
thoso dealers and farmers w ho, living at a dis
tance from this market, havo not good oppor
tunities of keeping themselves pouted on the
daily fluctuations in prices. In Portland thsre
arc few strictly commission Anns, and there
fore the mlvnutages to bo derived from an
agency such ns tho one alluded to are likely to
be nppreciated by those engaging Its services.
Xot only o regards the buying and selling of
goods and produce, but also on account of the
telegraphic K.istern nnd foreign market re
ports, which nte furnished from reliable
sources, nml nro immediately forwarded by
the agency alluded to to tho subscribers and
pttrous of the institution.
The agency has correspondents at San Krau
cjsco, Milwaukee, Now Vork ami Boston.
Thcsu correspondents kosp tho ngency con
stantly and thoroughly nd"iscd as to the val
ues and tendency ol thu market nt tho twists
indicated, of hrcadsttills, oats, wool ami pro
duct generally, thus enabling it to oiler sit
pciior advantages to its patrons It also has
a rclia' !a c " "3 dent In Liverpool, and, by
this means, is kept well advised of the Pad Ho
coast wheat nml llotir market, the fluctuations
being sent dllcct to the agmcv by telegraph.
Although wo ntu inclined to Ihi somewhat con
servative nml uititiouj whin considering or
writing of n new or flush business euterpiisu
of this or similar character, we think that,
under proper management and attention, the
agency ought to ptnvulu matoiial assistance
and advantages to thoso w hose interests it is
intended to suhscne, Mr. J, It. Parish, tin
ag nt ami manager, has had miuy years' com
mercial experience, both piiutical anil editoii
tl, in San Prnucisco and Portland, nml has,
therefoic, had opportunities which, it would
appenr, pcciiliirly adapt him to undertake the
management which bo lias assumed. As n
matter of Information for our numerous coun
try leaden, wu may uieutioi, that. I. It. Par
ish is agent for thu Commeicial Plour Mills,
thu SpllliglMd Plour Mills, ho Cresawell
Plour Milk tho Almoin IW. T.I Plour Mills.
and tho Oregon City Pi it It and Vi-getubli
Packing Company.
Ilefoiu closing ibis rife ence, it may bu well
if wo let farmers and others In tho inland ami
up river to A lis ami settlements know that
this ngi-ncy is prepared to furnish to their pa
trons grain bag of standard sizes, nt thu saiui
price that the heaviest dealers pay, thus sav
ing patrons from JIJo per bag) lliugoodsare
ol this gear's imiHirtatioii from Calcutta, ami
are warranted lull sle, full wheat, and Hrst
class in nil respects,
FUN ON THE BRISTOL.
Klscwhcro we publish the advertisement of
Heed's Opera House, SAlem, for Pair Week,
and those who like lo see sumo amusement
thatis worthciijoying w ill be glad to know that
Mr. S.echau, lessee of the New Markit
Theater, lus engaged a splendid comedy
roniiiany to add attrau ions to the State Pan.
The Itristul is the name of thu linest steam
boat in thu world, that sills bong Island
Sound, on the iimte between Now York and
llostoii. The play represent! the xxpwienw
u( ouu trip of tin giau.l steamer unci coimi
of fun of the most side splitting character, all
the more effective lecauuierlorneil by a com
pany of first rate actois. Wo judge of its in
terest by the way it draws crowds here in
PoitUmf, for the theater is crowded ever)
night and all are sutislicd It is also truu that
this play gives no room for objection on the
score ol morality for its fun is in good tas.e
and delights the most select uiidicin.es.
Tho Union Pacific and the Oregon Line.
.V V Tribune, Jims 12.
Humor has it that tho Union Pacillo Com
pany proKos to construct a branch lino of
railway, under a separate organization, from
its main lino into Oregon, to a connection with
the Oregon Hallway and Navigation system.
ami mat me iioi ers oi the u i on ra-i o
stock will be ollcrcd thu privilege of sulMcrib
ing to mortgage IhiiuIs of thu new company
at the ratu of for each ten shares of Union
Pacillo stock lud f.'.lXX) of thu IhiiiiI of the
new- company with a Ikjiiii of IIH) shares ol
thu stock of thu new couipeny. 'l'he ruiuoi
me mo impelling nine in mu movement in
Union Pacillo stock. While' tho rumor hardly
ha ollicial warrant It i semi-ullicially con
tinued to such an extent a to leave little
doubt that it i approximately correct.
New Testament Revised Version.
(Ireat interest attache to the new u-tsioii
of tho new Tctiuient, that ho been preened
after ten jcar lalmr by eighty distinguiahed
cleigjmeu ofdilleie-ut denomination III pig
Isuil. Thi is now for sale iu Portland by
McKciihcr & Tlioiupsoii, Ukik-sellcr, who
will send a well Uiuud IkhiV. by mail, to nny
addle, on it-ecipt of fifty cent in money ( r
postage stamps, lly this ineaiis uuy of our
siibtcriU-rs can get a copy at a reasonable
pi ICO.
Mu. .Mn m Hvmti-i, a merchant of Ce.rval
lis, made ua a pleasant cull list week, Mr. II.
it a mcinlxT of the llrm of Harri A Slock, of
that city, ami while here) ho laid in a stock of
good. Our readei ut Coiv-alli and vicinity
will pleuo tsko note of this. Mr. Harris
is aloo our resident agent at Corvalb, and any
moneys paid tu htm will bo forwardeel to u.
Wo hope our readers will also Ik-ji- this in
mind, and pay promptlv to hi ill Iwf, ro their
tunc expuxs.
Osborne Twine Binders
Wo have seen a telegram from Mr, I), M.
((liorni, Auburn, N, Y., iu the ollicu of D..M.
OsUirne & Co., of tin city, where ho states
that thu (Mkiiiiu twine binder I a splendid
success, having U-atcn others in every trial
beard from, tend that the) could sell (hrru
thousand more than tliuy have put on thu
laaikvt if thov had thvui, lino
Ftre Near Cottase Orore.
Ou .Vtturday, the ISth iust., the dwelling
bouse of J, 11. Shot ttidge, about live mile
above Cottage Orove, was destroyed by tire.
No ouu wo at home at the time but bis
daughter, a young lady about IS) ears old.
She k,ot Miuio of the furniture out of tho house
and it buiueel, so that ever) thing iu the bouse
I almuat a total loss, Tho lo4 is prol-il y
l'.v00 to JIJOO. Nj iti.urai.ee.
(STATU t'AIH TROTTKKA.
Llt of llnrsrs Enlrrril In the Trotlliia Hare
fnr llir Hlnlr rlr Conlesls Knlrles
June 10th.
Preo for all horses never liavinB beaten
2:.V)i milo heats 3 in fi S'-'JO added by the
"ocictv'. . ...
L. II. Lindsay names br m Oleander, by
Mciiclaus! dam'by llordcr Chief.
Chas llegcle names b h Western Chief, by
Pathfinder.
H. S. Hogobooin names Panny Ke-llogg.
A. C. Hray names b h Inauguration, by Al
exander, 2.-.13 Class. Mile heats, 3 in lit $2."0 added
by society.
Van II. DeLashmutt nomes "Kcllv.''
I. II. Lindsay names blkg Pedro, by Snow
storm! dam unknown.
II. S. Hogobooin nanus Panny Kellogg.
J:3'J Class. Mile heats, 3 In 3, $2."0 added
by society. ,. r
A. C. Ilrey names b h Inauguration, by Al
exander. L. II. Lindsay names b g Startle, by Hell
fom.der. H. Kentiedv and N. Smith names b h
Dexter, hv llellfoundcr.
James Poster names Hello Poster.
W. (Ilaisford name b h Uold Poll, ly Hell
founder, Pice for all, mile heats, .1 In fij S-VO added
by society.
A. C. Ilrey names b h Inauguration, by Al
exander. 1, 1!, Lindsay enters Pedro, hy Suiwatorm.
Por ll-J ear olds, mile and repeat) $100 added
by society.
Thos, II. Tongue names g o lladgir Hoy, by
llsmbletouiau Mnmhriuo; dam Snnwllak, by
Yolsciau, '
0 Mniley names s f Columbia Itiver Maid.
1 certify those entries wcio all matin on 1 1
beforn the 10th of .luue, us per rule of the
society. I'litlo mav be othuis on tho way b
mail. ). M. Waitk, Secretary.
As the entries for the running races close
hi the evening previous to tho race, thov can
not, of course, bo published ut this time! but
In. m the large lie-Id of tine horses in attend
aucc, it is lielieveel thu spied tiiuls will bo tin
bent ever witnessed on the Society's track.
i:. M. W.
Beit's Grain Separators.
Any of our farmer reader who are Interest
ed iu such matters, should cull and examine
t'io grain separator mauufactiiied by Daniel
Heat in Albany, llu has been making some
recent improvements which place It nt tin
head of all similar invention, "Wherever they
have been used thoy havo given universal ami
unipialilled satisfaction" is thu verdict of
millers, warehousemen, farmers and all who
havo bad experience w ith the Host grain sep
arator. They nro made to utt.ch to threshers
and for waru house sand llouring mills. Send
mo your name, and I will send you an illus
trated circular. Danim, Ilh.vr, Albany, Or.
tf
To the Lady Friends or the " Frmer."
Wo have received a number of letters ic
ipiestiug lie to buy merchai elite. We am
glad to Ixi able to accoummdatu our fticno
and will at any time give our tiu.u and ex
perience be thl-wsy without commission,
Wo e-u that many (ramies ilo b-iyiug on the
co-oerative plan for the ueighboihood. We
will at any timo buy for such at n gient saving
to consumers, as wo hnvo opportunities of
getting goods cheap for u-ady money,
I'll. HoVlK ClIU'l.K.
To Owners of Rldf llnf i.
Dr. Wythecouiliv, a competent vctcrinar)
surgeon, will visit Salem during Fair week,
and operate on ridgliug horse, by request, il
enough business oiler to "justify." Owners
of such horses living near Salem will please
leave word with (laius Fisher nt tho Mini
moth Stable, Salem, and others, owning such
horses, who will tako tlnm to the State Fair,
w ill pletsu cu,n.'iunicatu immediately with tl o
Wll.L.MKTTK FAIIMt.lt Oll'lCO.
Fnotocrapne.
As nuny c f our lady friends who live near
hero or oven from distant place, will bo coin
ing occasionally for photgoraphs, we would
like to recommend Mr. Abel tn the heat and
most reliable place to got pictures, especially
of children, who we all know aru troublesome
customers, but he i patient and will give
satisfscttou. Wo speak (loin personal ex-pvile-uce.
Hi charge aru le.uoiublo too, one
can bo sure of attentive notice.
At Mr, Oariisou's F.mpotium, on Second
stree, can lw found tho licit stccLt of Ibices
and Fancy liood in rortlaml) he sells cheap,
a id ill w arrant tho best of voods. Worsted
goods for fancy work iu full assortment ; also,
jewelry, nice works of all kind. H i agent
lor lust sewing midlines, and keep uccdles
in ai y iuautity. Any orders sent from abroad
will get attmtiun, we would like to recom
mend this house to the lady reader of the
F.v KMk.it.
I'liovMi Fatal. Tho nun shot at Tunnel
No. 1, Ik low The Dalles, on Friday was I'at.
(Iilhimi instead of I'at. llurn, as at tint re-
Kilted. He die) I in the afternoon of the day
, vie aliot On Saturday an iunuest wat
held and a verdict rendered that ho came to
hi death from a gun shot wound in the back,
There were tb eo wounds ou the body, one
from a snot in thu cell oi n.o K-lt leg, alo
one in thu luck ami a cut In the lorelieait
The witnesses examined were so drunk thet
nothing intelligible could be demod from
them. Inure seem nor, lo nave been a sober
man on the p.emi.e at the time ol the shoot
ing. Mr. Fierce says tint liilburn attacked
lines with a knife before be seized the gun
from the saloon krrper Mid tired. A nun
named vjuiuu was alo cut in the no.k iu tho
atlray.
SrevtU'LLV Fuutui. Tliu ateambjat
Idaho, K'lougnw to the 0. II. & N. Co., which
was sunk on Fridty lost a short elistauco below-
The Dalles by comiiu' iu coutact w ith a
suig, was aucecs'fully tlo tvl ou Sui.day and
taken to The Dalle where sho will he mi ue
UaUly reiucired. The damage is slivbt, con
sutiug of a hole iu her bow some eight or teu
iuches iu diameter,
1'ati.nt OiUMkO. Mr. J, H. Oaiues of
Scio lias been tgrauted a (vtteut ou a macliiue
luveuted by him for pulling lint and oil llax.
Tboo who have) examimvl it consider it a suc
cess. It is said to be very simpls ami con
venient. The machimt is ruu before the team,
tho same as a holder. He will be in rei.' .
re.s to civu it a thorough trial iu the com it g
hive t.
FORCED CLEARANCE SALE OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS!
"feSsw. ICErVlKtVsmaBSjBie f jf
Tluf riirin-siKiU'il, rit'sirous of Closin;; up tlioIJiisiiu'sHol'
NEWBERRY, HAWTHORNE & CO.,
Are olfering their stock consisting of
Drills, Seeders, Fan Mills, Wagons, Steel Goods, Etc.
At juices so greatly reduced from former cost us to amount
almost to the goody being
env:E.:ixr ArvtrArsri
As tho season for much of the above stock is opening and wishing
to jhovo tho truth of our statement wo quoto below for following
goods, which are the
Best Bargains Ever Offered in Portland.
In thla Line Celebrated Freeman As Sons.,
No. 1 Centennial Fan Mills $25
No. 'J
No.fl
18 Hoc
ID "
II "
$30
" ' " Warehouse. .$58 "
Renowned Fnrmer'a Friend
Drills $145. Net. formerly sold by ns nt Wholesale for,
$130. " " "..
ti istk ti it ii ee i i ii ii
Esjterloy Seeders.
18 Tooth Kstcrly Seeder $100. Net. formerly sold by us nt Wholesale lor.
lJ II 11 It ft QQ tl 11 II tt tl It It II
15 " " ' ...,.!$ 80, " ' " " " " " "',
Alio ltcd llarbed I'cnccWIio (Scutt's l'atcut,) S'lovels, (iialii Ciadles, Plows, Cider Mills
Hay ami Itarley Forks, Wedges, Mattocks, etc., etc., nt a correspondingly iminensu I educ
tion. Purchasers will do well to call and examine our goods enrly ns wo nro determined to
close thu business of tho llrm tho present season.
Orders from the country promptly nnd carefully filled. Wu have on hand one of the
celebrated Hartford Automatiu l'uinp's and Wind Mills which wo olfcr very low.
KACHF.I, L. HAWTH0HNK,
S. K. JOSKI'III,
Administrators of F.stato of Newberry, Haw thoiuo ,V Co.,
Corner First and Madison Streets, Portland, Oregon, je-ltf
LETTKK IUOM HtLKH.
New .lllinrllons lo be .tililnl lo lite Hlsle
Inlr.
Salkm, Juuu 21, 1831.
Kbiroii Faiimk.k i The ladies of Salem
met ou Monday and formed an orgsnlzatii n
for the purpose of making arrangements to
add to thu attractiveness of the State Fair.
Tho following committees were appointed i
For decorating the pavilion.
For soliciting merchants and tradosmen to
make u display of goods in their line not en
tered for premiums.
For tho formation of a "Centennial De
partment" for tho display of articles of an
ilipiity, In which it is hoped that all the citi
zens of the Stato will take an Interest, by
I Hiding antique silverware, chins, tablo linen,
furniture, kitchen uteuaiUt,..Muuiu-.lt.l,
embroidery, clothing, etc., properly dated
and with iiamo.which will be in charge of Mrs,
S. C. Adams and other ladies, who will be re
sponsible for their safety. With thla collec
tion will be found Dr. L L. How land's curi
osities, gathered by him during a recent visit
to Kurope and the Holy bind.
Fnr a display ol shells, minerals, fossils, etc.
Ou e-iietriaii parade ol ladies ou horse
ba. k, representing the di Herein States of tho
Union.
For furnishing two or mora bands of music,
Ou motion,
llfoli-ril, That copies of proceedings lw
iirniahed lor publication In daily and weekly
Mandarr and Jtitjouiai, ami tt'illamtttr
t'tirmrr. Mice. I. N. (llLliKUT,
Miw. C. S. WooiiwoKTll, l'residciit.
Secretary.
sllstlsKK MKIK ALllOr.t.
lull I'arllrulsn. t tttr killing or Munlaum
rry bj (IRIrlil.
Another shooting scrape has occurred in
Columbia county, about five mile below
Almota, originating in a squabble over a piece
of land. At 0 o'clock, Wednesday niorninir,
says the Waitsburg Timn, Washington Of
tleld shot and killol .Matthew Montgomery.
The cauae was a long disputed land ipiarrel.
Ollield and hi sou liegan tearing dowu Mr
Muutgoiiieiy's fcuct-, when ho went out with
h's gun and ordered them to stop. Youiic
Ollield walkul up to Montgomery and grasped
the gun. holding it in such a position that
should it Ih dischargud it would not lujure his
fa'.her While the son was holding Mont
gomery, old man Ollield came up and tired a
load of buckshot Into Montgomery's heart,
killing him instantly. Ollield then went to
l'omeroy unit gavo himself up to the authori
ties. It appears that Montgomery was all old
nun, who hail settled em the laud years ago.
During the alucuce of the deceased, Ollield
siuattcd on tho land and ever since there haa
been continual strife between the pertiea. The
contest iu regard to this piece of lend vvitre
ceutly before the laud olhce iu Wulla Walla, i
ami is still awaitiui! the decision of the '
authorities. Just liefore going to press we.
received a dispatch that the preliminary ex-1
amitiatioii was still going on and it is thought
it will go hard against Ollield.
I
How to Secure Health.
It seems strange that one will suffer from
tho many derangements brought ou by an im-1
pure condition of the blood, wheuSCOVlLL'S
SAHSAI'AHILXA AND STILUNGIA. or
HLOOD AND LIVKH SYUUl'will restore
H.rfect health to the physical organization.
It i indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, and lias proved itself to bo the 11K&T
HLOOD l'UHIr'lKKeverdUcovere.1, ellectu.
ally curing Scrofula, Syphilitio disorders,
Weakuossof tho Kidneys, Kr)'idelas, Malarial
all Nervous disorders and debility, Htlious
complaints and all Disease indicating an im
pure vondition of the Wood, Uver, Kidneys,
Stomaclc Skin, etc. It corrects indigestion.
A single bottle will pnivu to)ou its merits as
a health reucwer, for it ACTS LIKK A
Cll.MtM, especially when thos-omplaii.t it of
an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
leiiou the natural vigor of the braiu ami ner
vous s) stem.
DR. ROOKK'S VKOCTAHLK WORM.
CVU1T1I ('.eaUliilo ,1AJ..a ViUl ... 1
remov ea the Secretions w hicb cause then.
; 7
Hl'MAMC OCltrtY. It 11 drsirnl bv tlm
orticers and members of the Oregon Hunuue
Society that any person becoming .cogmxant
of act of cruelty to children or ai mul w ill
report the same to them with p.-oo', in order
that the .ff.-uders mav bj proucuttd and
I UUI acid as tho law I , 1 1 t.
Net, formerly sold by us at Wholesale for. $40
II II
"..$60.
II II II
"..$75.
...$105.
...$100.
...$115.
...$140.
...$12.'.
...S11C.
Pleasant Valley Stock Farm.
(1MI.I.AX, I'OI.K CO., OIIKOO.V.)
i a v 1 1 u ir r ii k 1 1; ,
llre-xle-r of lure llretl Shtt p.
AM. I'KllSONU WISIIINO Tt) IMPOVK Til Kill
rloeks art liitominl thot I hare now a better as
sortment of Itains lor sal thin any previous )cr, v1x.
rilKNCII JtKItl.NOS,
hl'ANISII MKIUNlW,
AJIKIIICAN JIKIII.NDM,
COTSWOI.IW and
nkw ornitisiiini:s.
XfTim wlioiuile enrly application will irit th
flnt choice, ilj farm U .ItiuleU four mile- south of
1jIU. All ttoel, III be ilUlured to the nearest tlrit
free of chsnre. Jiiiiilms
BASE BALL
ATTIIK
STATE FAIR.
The follow Ins-prise- will Uu-lvfn for llase lull st the
Ststs Kair, 111.
IIKiSTI'KKMIIM. 1100.00
HMUMI l'KUNII'M J.VM
Hntriu-olor each club, rW lour or more eluli to
enter. rr erdr K. it. WAITK,
HcfMtory O. H. A. 8
SHOOTING --STATE FAIR.
JULY4TH.
i.'li.iSS HALL:
I'ortmltvMuat shots, ties to shoot off, let premium,
). l premium. III); 3d premium, .W;th premtuni,
); Mil premium, 110. Society to furnl.li balls,
nitrsitr ST. flu or mors to enter.
ItlFLE SIIOOTIXG:
InilliMusI shots, illitsnre IN yards, eff liami, any
rlile, l.t prtinluin, tti; S.l premium, s-M: 3d premium,
alii 4th preinhiin 110; Ith premium, ft. Kntnence,
if, fire or mors to enter,
t'O.Kiitram-a can be mad up lotlme sliootliif
eoinmeme.
I'cr order Hoard,
E, M.
Sileni, June 10, m.
WAITE,
he-creUr),
For Ihe Stale Fair.
E. MEYER& 00.,
Salem, - - Orvon.
I'sll attention of all wroni ho w III eome to Salem to
atteml the btate Fair, to tlirlr stock of
Drcsa Goods and Dry Goods.
Carpets and Window Sbados,
Trunks and VaUses.
Crockery and Groceries
Allot which will be
0-1,1 D-4la- n:-.
Ml II Rl rlln rinn YX RRS
.. .
Un - atli
nave a full stock of all aorts of flood an J offer
great Inducement to all.
E. MEYER & CO.
haltui, Ortyon.
JinilTm
OREGON STATE FAIR.
O. R.&N.CO.'S LINES.
C1'ECI.U. ItOl'XD TKIP TICKUTS 1011 OIILGOX
O itat I'alr vt 111 be on ule
jim: th
At th. folio Ini: point: Kalama, Astoria, Tlis lsll(i,
I'uuUlla. Aliuviorth anil Walla Walla, good for return
sin til lilts lll III .,.! I 1) .. 1 V al.
un, Jul lh'
K- M. WAITr; lcf) o. S. A. 8.
WILHOIT SPRINGS
MINERAL WATER CO.,
OrDoe aaj IKpot for Water at .
Labbe Bros., cor. Second and Wash
ington Streets, Portland.
LSwK VuV!,.,' iow
in orJer to revsie t putrons. Th company UI Vetp a
EOoJ sairtruentof elroceries. Proilion. 11 n.i it.t.
ad ""Mr,f 'Suir"l lrties who Ko there to
'SK u,
reeeptlcn of guest. ta.AII Information In rcvsrU to
!KrJ,ni-'i esmplnr, etc., lll be lurJUheet ty a!dilrcn
-- surlnlsUs.u
j3 j j; cLIaatlit, pf.
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