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Newspaper Page TextMARKET REPORT. SILVER COIN-r-Jn Portland tho lianlti 4aote at par buying, Belling. iioni: I'liiiiiicK iiai.ki.t-. Tb following represent wholesale rate, ram producers or tirst hands : fljOUR. In jol bing lots standard' brands J4 7.VAS 00; bl country linml,$4.!8rrS$4.7r. VVliKAT -Valley Sl.5r.fel.G7i; WallaWal- l,1.621gtJl.SS for now cmp. 0 MS. White, feed 40VJ; f bushel oxioys.-iic IMTATOKS. New, WaA?c per bushel. MIDDLINGS. Jobbing, for feed, S'-!0.00 J25.00 tf ton. Shorts, SlSfeSO. Chop, 20& 125.00 t ton. UK AN. Jobbing at $13 V ton. BACOH. Sides 14 cents; Hams, countn out, 1415c; City cured, lG16c; Shoul der 10llc. , LARD. In kegs, 14lfic. Oregon leaf, in, lGc; do in pails, 15i10Jo. BUTTER; Wo nuote: Extra fresh roll, 35a; fair togood, 25 jCay30os common, 15(o!20c; nolid in kegs, 27130c; best picklcl rolls ki bbU or half bbls, 2C:7c CHKESE. 1314c. . DRIED FRUITS. Apples, sun dried quar tered, 67c; sliced, 78c; machine dried, 9 10c; 1'ears, machine dried, 810c. Plums.sun IStiAlfio. POULTRY. Chickens, small and medium, XfiO?.00 per doz.j Full grown, $.1.00.4.00 EOOS. Near bv fresh laid, 25c. IIOOS. Dressed, 0i7c. BEEF. Live weight, 2no for choice" SHEEP. Live weght, 2c. WOOL. Eastern Urcgon, JSc; VVU mctte Valley, 2128c. Umpmia, 28aj30c. HIDES. Butchers' hides, dry, lG17ci wjontry cured, dry, 1517e; culls, & off; Green 'lides, salted, 81.toj Country, ilitto, 8J!)cj ;)erdkins, dry, 30o j lb; Dry sheep pelts, aoh 251; Dry elk, 8o t lb. TALLOW.- -vuotablo at r.JGc. HAY. $ll(&12 fton, baled, and plenty t,f it. UKNKUAL JIIWIIAMHKK. RICK. China, No. 1, Go; China No. 2, Sic: Japan, 7c; Sandwich Islands, 8'Jc. I'EAS. Japan, 405065c; Mack, 4075ci Jren, 6580o. COFFEE CostaKica 165)20c; Java,2830. SUGARS. Crushed A 131c; Fine Crushed, 3Jc;Cubo, 13jc; Extra C, Pic; Oolduii C, life; Sandwich Islands, No. 1, He. sYRUP. Five gallons 7fic. CANDLES l.'l10c. RAISINS. California, $...25$2.75 H25 11. box. SOAPS. flood, 7ric81.70. OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, 23c; high railes, Downoi Co., 37Jcj Roiled Linseed Raw ilinou oil, 40c; Turpentine, 70c, Jure Lard, I.I0; Castor, $l.2.r$!1.40. YEAST POWDERS. Donnelly, $2 ti' doz; 'rmtim Merrill, $2.25 tf doz. ; SALT. Stock, bay, $12 tf ton; Carmcl lland, $12J; Coarse Liverpool,$20; Fine iuan ly, $25; Ashton's dairy, ilitto, $30. COMMERCIAL. Tiiuimiiav, September 20. The wheat market shows a marked im provement over lust week, prices having ad vanced to $1.(10 on wharf for Valley wheat, Eastern Oregon advancing correspondingly. This figure hai been freely paid for three, days pant owing to an advance abroad. Foreign murkutH have shov. 11 constant strength during this week, closing strong at slightly better prices. Tho touu of tho market now seems uito firm, and without a decline abroad pres ent prices will bo maintained. Charters in spite of ill'tirtH to advance them mIihw a slight weakueai, and it would seem that without a decreaau in tonnagu headed this uay rates will not advance, and many show weakness within a shoit time, lmlcid tlia charter of an iron vessel hem at 110s stiows that thu u.aiket is devoid of that stiength generally attributed it. Threo ehaitrrs arc rep rtcd in thu ueuk, all on basis of 'Ma U.K. Arrivals Imvu been light, consisting of two vowels, one, under charter ami thu other open. At this writing, however, there is not a disen gaged snip at baud, and tint most of thosti con to arrive are closed. The Alicu lluck, wicektMl on tho California co.mt, had cargo of wheat awaiting her heio. Exporters lime needs pretty well piovidcd against, but con tinue tu buy wheat freely at current quota tions. Vaiiid estimates are put forth by eminent anthiii itirs reg.utliug the win Id's wheat pro duction thu pieseiit ear, and indications now point to a probable slight deficiency anil a cer tJiiu cousiilcrahlu shortau on previous i'ntiina'cs, 'I'll J local markets have sutlcrcd ill thu vol- 'lit) of business transactions by Monda's closing, hut almost without exception tho tlif feient lines keep 111 in. Only exceptions noted am in eggs ami oats. Tho former have been -i-rt '..ry frM.ly unit valuta tlruUDCll tO 25 cents, closing weak. Oats arc in free oH'eriiig. the bulk coming in being of a quality not du sired, considerable inferior being noticed. Dealers havu generally paid t'.'Ju for good feed but at thu u'osu l'Jii is otlcrcd. Ituttter scare and linn at 35o fur ehoicu roll. Other tirades also show improvement. Drii'd fruits dull and plentiful. Lar 1 is scarce and higher. Meats in light stock and firm. tlreeu fruit ot choice quality meet with gixxl Bale at full prices. (rtiii liags o higher, now quoted at 8e e.i. GOLD AMU STOCK COMPANY'S KEPOKTS. Sau Francisco Markets. S n Kbammmv, Sept. 28, Wheat Tho maiket is lirm at thu adtauco imtttl joteitUv; them is a good shipping de mand, mostly for medium qualit'ct; sate of unit at tfl.O'-'ll choice shipping, Port Costa, iluliw-iy, sold at $1.70; $I.,2J ind tor round lots extra ehoicu shipping; Nu 2 tlnppuig iiuot-tble at $I.U7i extia ihoee shipping t 1.721. ILuley M trket it linn and linldeis nut in eliiuhl to sell; ill nee biewim.'. old, Mild in day at ?t til: qinte good CMst leiil at $1 10. tl.lU Oilernu' .ne lilieulj uai-et I'.te.uU t tiiu oecllne; leu ilc iep'ited leitel ' k.tlot ill Oii-oii, o-iuiiiiou tied, at $1 17); JIuhiIhiI It. bid. $1 .Vil.lMI. t'.il.ilte- lU.'ii.ic. lug-! pi ii f.i or buy er.; pllil-lll'l iHi'll 1. Ct"$l.'.S Hide. M irket dill; wet, till., I lnay. IUjC, ditl b.oi to ,.ii..iu.n. Hi,' CIIABTZRfl. Tlie American ship Olendon, 1896 tons, is disengaged. There are now four vessels in port suiUble for the grain trade disengaged. Charters it is thought will rule lower. There is very little demand for ships at rates lately current. The market is well supplied with, tonnage for present wants. CIUC'AOO MAIIKETM. CincAcio, Sept. 28. Wheat-$1.37 October; ?l.3il November. Pork -$10.30 October. NEW YOIIK MAllKETd. Nkw YoiiK, Sept. 28. Wheat Market strong, unsettled; $1.45 ra,SL52. Flour Strong. Wool ami Hides Steady. UKKIMIOIIM'h KNOLISII HKPOItTH. London, Sept. 28. Kln.it.imr nirvoes Strom;. Careoes on pas- ito- Stromr. Mark Lane Finn. Good cargoes red winter wheat olF coast 53s Cd. Oood cargoes California utf coast 54s Od. No 2 Chicago spring, prompt shipment 52s. Liverpool California white, highest per etl, Us Od; lowest, lis 3d. Liverpool new win ter, highest per etl, 10 lid. Liverpool red American spring No 2, highest perctl0s8d. The Liverpool Grain Market. LlVEiii-ooL, Sept. 27. Brcadstulls firm. vi.-,f in, n.lffll Is ncr cental. California aver age white; lis 2dlls 6d club; lOt&tlls 6d red western Spring, and 10s 7dlls 2d for red Winter, llreadstuffs receipts, wheat for past V it nay -were xotr,vuv tnmt,-uvliarili,g 221 ,000 American, Heavy Rise In Wheat. Ciiicaho, Sept. 27. There was an extraor dinary rise in wheat on thu regular board to day, and still more extraordinary advance on tno can Doiru. i-riccs on can as compared with Saturday's closing wero about seven cents higher, and as compared with closing on regular uoard four or five cents higher. The Ciuso of tho advanco is by some attributed to a corner, by others to the great short sales that arc supposed to havo been made, and by still others to the fact that everybody seems to be Inlying. It was said to-day that tin; Cniciiinitians who realized so heavily on tho August corner wero short on September, and sold a million bushels this morning to break tho market, but failing in this thoy began to buy heavily to cover their shorts, thus swell ing thu boom in prices. Rates for wheat wero higher to-day than for several years past, and there seems to be less corners here than in Milwaukee, to which city 22,000 bushels wero shipped. Nov York Freights Situation. Although there arc new features in the freight market via Cape Horn, there seems to bu a very general feeling that the season will lo an active one. This is based upon the fact that many shippers aio already in receipt of orders, and that future ones will be larger than usual, and that it is thought that there will bu considerable cancelling of contracts with railroads during tho ensuing threo mouths, especially by Urge shippers, many of wuoui win return to clippers it tuuy tin not go over tho Atchison, Topcka and Santa Fu road. At any rate it is understood tint there is considerable lis.atisfictiou with the present contract system and it will havo to bo revised somehow, Kate" remain very steady notwith standing thu quiet sales of thu in nket. Ton nage is still scarce, and as many of old Cali fornia lines am scattered in dill'ercnt parts of tho world, it is probablu that agents will havu ilillieulty in getting Niutaiilu ships tor lints. Mnrketu iro viry tuint, partly to vuvy Uusea unliable weather. Boston Wool Market. Ilii.siuN, Sept. 28th. Tho wool trado has been quiet, owing to thu ceremonies of Mon day, hut prices arc very linn and tho outlook continues encouraging. Thu demand contin ues to run largely in line lleeces, and evident ly nt thu present rato ot consumption the fctock of lino lleeces will mu shcit later in thu season. Medium crades arc in demand. Fine del.iiuu and desirable lots of washed and combing am sought after, sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania lleeces bciiii! 43 15 for X and XX, and no wools in good condition can now liu bought under these tigures. Wisconsin and Michigan X lleeces havu been sold at 40 t'.'i. Desirablu lots of Michigan are generally held at 4'2ii.42i. Medium and No. 1 lleeces am in den, and with linn sales, at prices rang ing from 4.ric. to 47c. Unwashed lleeces con. tiniie in demand. All grades aro sought af ter, fiom carpet stock to tirst and ehoicu me dium. Sales ranted from 10c. to 24c. for low and coarse, 25(i32c, tine, 27(ii3.c. for medium grades, including ehoicu lots for 33(ii35c. In combing and delaine lleeces sales ranged from 15c. to 48c. for tino delaine, 40c. to 50c. for medium and choieo combings, and 4042c. for coarse. California wool is in request and has been holding uioiti fiecly than tor some time past. Pulled wools am lirm and in de mand with sales low. Super, 30(tf.'t.'io; good and choice, 40(n I.V; and fancy lots, 47(ii'0. In foreicn wool there has been no movement of any iiupoitancu within the last few days. Tho stuck, Imth of carpet and clothing wools, aro considerably reduced and small stocks now on hand aro held tiriu. Thu Sail Francisco (VmiHiVe has this item alwut the scarcity of raisins: It is now ascer tained beyond a possibility of doubt that tho Malaga raisin crop this year will bo nearly a total failure, and that tho Uhited States w ill bu forced to depend almost exclusively upon California for its supply of this important liixuiy, Having obtained early information of this fact, an extensive Chicago commission house, in conjunction w ith one of the teadieg canning establishments on this coast, entered this Mold and purchased the entire raisin crop of tho s ate, or more properly speaking, of those fruit-growers who make thu culture of thu raisin a specialty. Of course they will make an immense sum of money on tlk'ir ventutc, as high prices am certain to rule. Thu following table exhibiting thu quanti ties of w heat imported into Oreat llritain from all countries since the year IStUl, together with thu portion imported from the United States, will bu of iuteiest to out readers) CnU-iiiUr ) euro. 1-1 Im!7 IsM I Nil Isle . Wl I HIS l7.l i:i l!l Is)- it; Ills l7l IjvJ Frem sit eoim- ttk', bn.lu'U. ti,t,W (IIAiII.TK IKMIi7,.V.I Jil,5tl.SI5 M.tWS.WI ,i?,UII 7s,iU,ISl . kl.till.TH . II.MS.Si! Ut.SJO,l(li . M a.i.irjtl IOI3HH A li.))-l,ISl .IKKil,.i!ll . liu,iui.tH,; I'orl on from V. S. Imslielrt. l,ls.77'J ;,t;,tu ll,Wt,MI !I,UXV,K)I Sl.OOI.XM Stl.lWMST itt,7;,t ii),W.VI.5l IS,JID,17a x,OiV,IO0 M.UI,I T,S,IM H,5i,;,lM IVnt-iitve (rem V E, S.tlll IS.UN' Is. 101 SLIP'S 40,037 JJ.0.SI W,iM . I5.13i aVS IJ.SI1 SSl.l'U M.HI t,UXl li,0 4I,VI IVUll 1.1J1.I1,117 Tins uble exhibit! as well thu growing do prudence ol ti.u United Kingdom on foreign i-oiiuiiie. as ilia iiiiiu mi of its tupply fivui tin l.ltd Mat,-. Fioiu ISI'.I to b.V.I the icci.t,e ,.) the suppl from the Uinteil WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, SEPTEMBER States was 11.65. It will be seen from the table that the average percentage since 1866 has been 41.68; while the percentage of the last three years has been equivalent to three fifths of the whole quantity imported. Last year we shipped to the United Kingdom more wheat than in any former one; and if the shipments of this year shall fall below those of last, the fact will bo due. to the shortness of our crops rather than any reduction cf the English demand. Our methods have so re duced the cost of production, of handling and of transit, that wo havo a decided advantage over the wheat growers of other countries in the competition for tho chief market of the world, and we shall undoubtedly retain it un less OrcAliritain shall be able to put in oper ation her new policy of retaliation. WHAT SUE SIIOVLU IX). A FEW 8l;EHl IO.NS OF IMI'OKTAM F. OX A HIIUKCT OF IVrKltKSTIOTIIKLADIW. Anil t'rrMIn Fnrls Which Should be known by All Women. From the Homo Journal, New York.) A short timo since an article appearolin the columns of this paper, being a synopsis of a lecture delivered by a prominent woman be fore a well-known New England society. This article dealt so directly with the needs of women, and contained so many hints that were valuable, that it naturally attracted no little attention, and has, we learn, been a subject ot comment in social oircles in. nearly every part of tho land. Realizing that no sub ject can be of more vital importance, as well as interest to all readers, than the condition of the. women of America, we have collected and prepared with considerable care addi tional facts bearing upon the same subject. The ladies of this country have been more observed anil talked about than thosoot any other land, and 'Europeans always notice their characteristics usually with admiration. Sara Bernhardt declared she did not see how any one could resist tailing in love witn " those pretty American ladies." She might havo added, that even her far-famed French nation would find it difficult to equal, much less excel, American women in quickness of perception and brilliancy of intellect. The minds and manners of American women aru all that can be desired ; but it is a lamentable fact that their physical frames aro far inferior in comparison with their social and mental characteristics. The women of Kngland are noted for their florid health ; those of Ger many for their strong corstitutions, and the ladies of Fiance for their exuberance of spirits. Hut American women possums no one of theso qualitits in any prominence, and all ot them only in a slight degree. The reason for this must be plain to every carelul ob server, nedentery ways, tievotion to rasiuon but above all anil more than all, careless ness and indifference to daily habits and du ties, have rendered tho women of this land far less stroiia and healthy than it is either their duty or privilege to be. This irregular and iudiliercut in nnar of living brings about tho most serious results, anil is both directly and indirectly of untold injury to tho race. Tho cause therefore being manifestly nude)' tho contiol of tho women themselves, the power to remove it must naturally bu under their control also. American women can possess just as charmed lives as though they lived in F.uropc or any foreign land, if they only desire nnd determine to do so. The priiuany cause of suffering from dis ease is impure blood. The performance of the n itural functions of womanhood and mother Uoo in mi .. .linMuaa, nor should it bu treated as such, and to maintain onu's health thu or gans which make and purify the blood must bo preserved in, or restored to, their noim.il condition. Theso organs arc the kidneys and liver. It is tho olfico of the kidneys to take from thu blood tho pi isoui us matter which has been collected from all parts of tho body and pass it oil' from tho system. If they are impaired in their action thoy cannot do this work, thu poison accumulates, all tho organs in the body which aio Miitiiined by the blood are weaken cned.and givo x)ay, and finally the kidneys and contiguous organ becoiuo the source of gieat pain, and without prompt relief death is certain. It is the ollicc of thu liver to extract other impurities from thu blood and utilize a portion of them for digestion. If tho liver is disorder id all forms of dyspepsia occur, the bowels cam ot expel tho wasto matter and tho most distressing inconveniences follow. This is es pecially true in the case of women. And if thu bowels aru thus inactive and overloaded the neighboring organs, which are particularly de pendent for their right action upon the state of tho liver, bowels and kidneys, become dis placed, and thu const queuces which ensue aru too well known to require restatement in a Miggestivo article of this kind,, The secret, however, of preventing theso manifold disor ders is to keep tho kidneys and.livcr in per- lect wui king condition. I Ins is rcsssur, tins is science, and it appeals with torce to tho sut- fcring women of America. Whtii thu body is in a healthy condition then loiuo beauty ot complexion, elasticity of step, hopefulness of disposition anil comfort and happimss in the duties and rcsponsibil ities of ,i family. There is, therefore, every incentive to secure and preserve buoyant health. Warner's Safo Kidney ai.d Liver Cure, tho remedy described in the lecture to which re ferenco has already been made, is receiving, as it certainly merits, thu most careful attention and thu trial of the women of the laud. It is a pure and tiniple vegetable remedy which is now doing more to bring health and strength to tho American women than any one thing, w hieh has over been discovered. It acts di rectly upon tho liver, bowels and adjacent or gans, soothes any inflammation, allays all pain and places those organs in a condition to bring health to the liody and happiness to the lifu. The manufacturers of this great remedy, as wu learn from the lecture, have tho written thanks of thousands of women many of them of great prominence- but these lcttcis aro very properly regarded as too socred for pub lic.itioii. No true woman is pleased to have her physical troubles haunted in the eyes ot thu world. The unquestionable value of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is all the more mini fest from the fact that heretofore no adequate remedy for thu ills of women has ever lccn discovered: nor havu the medical urofessiou ever been able to a-Nit woman in her troubles as she deserves. This l. perhaps, largely due to thu pretence of so much bigotry and intol erance in Out profession, The history of medicine is a history which illustrates to the fullest tho blighting effect of bigotry and in. tolerance. Harvey. ho diicovereil the circu lation of tho blood, was driven out of Kng land. Jcimer, the father of vaccination, was oppressed and scott'ed at. Thompson, the loitntler ot the llioiumonian theory, was thu victim of a hatred conspiracy. Morton, in Mavuchusett-s, who introduced the use of either in surgical iir-er.ition,a charged with wnciicrair, ana et the discoveries ot itieee men aie to day rocoguiied as of infinite bene fit tcHhe race. It is the olemu duty of c cry phy.ician in the lau i to take advantage of every opportuni'y which it within hi reach; nut to promote Hie lutcrvtti of this or thai school, but to heal the people of their infirm ities. All have witnessed death-bed scenes and felt that if skill were equal to disease death might have been posteoned many ytars ago that science (if use were made of all the agencies she has revealed) was equal to a cure. How many a time in the expcnencei of all has this been illustrated I A cold is con tracted, it refuses to yield to a fixed form of treatment, the physician may not be candid enough to call in the aid of other schools, or independent agencies, and the dear one dies because the doctor will not exhaust ereri ex jmlimt know n to the world for relief ! If he have the courage of his convictions and em ploys outside agencies ho is visited with ex pulsion from the society of his fellows, and, forsooth, becomes what they choose to call a "quack."' When they have exhausted all the agencies approved by theirschools they "shirk ihj responsibility" of the death of their pa tient by advising a trip to Colorado or Florida or a voyage to Kurope! Such treatment may be in accordance with tho "code of ethics,' but in the view of thu unprejudiced public it is downright cruelty, if it may not bo even more strongly cnarncienzeu. There is no reason, however, why the women in this land should not possess the best of health and spirits. The character of the country, the activity of her surroundings and the opportunities afforded for recovering lost health and retaining the tamo are greater than those of any other land on the faco of the clobe. By a careful observance of the plain and simple laws of health ; by a watch ml care over daily habits and duties, and by a regulation of tho life with the remedy above named, which has become so prominent and valuable, there is no reason why all the de sirable things we lave mentioned may not be secured in their highest degree. It is, there fore, a matter of importance that all women give this subject the attention winch it de serves, and tho care which they are able to bestow, conscious that their ellorts are certain to bring thrm perfect health and long and happy lives. Beautiful Ever-Blooming Roses All lovers of choice flowers should tend to the Dingce & Conrad Co., West firovc, Pa., for somo of their lovely rose". These roses are certain to bloom, and aro the finest in the world. They are sent safely by mail postpaid to all postollices in the United States. This company is perfectly reliable.and noted for its liberal dialing. They ijiee ainvj in Premiums and Kxtras more roses than most establish ments grow. Send for their jV-i Guttlr, a complete treatise on the Rose, (70 pages, ele (ran try illustrated), J'rir. Sre ttiltvrtii-erin'iit in thU imfier. Cloths, Clothing and Gents' Wear Fishel & Roberts corner of First and Alder streets, Porthnd, havo just opened their Fall stock of goods and arc ablu to make to order or supply the best of custom made suits for men or youths, and of the very best material and recent styles. They have a full stock of under wear and hats and caps, and can fit out customers with whatever is needed isfci gen tleman's wardrobe, from a pocket handker chief to a Winter ulster coat. This firm is ono of the old established houses of Portland and aro well known throughout tho whole Columbian region, from British Columbia to thu Rocky mountains and their success has grown and developed a business that occupies one of tho finest nud largest double stores and best business stands in Portland and their way of doing ousluess is" to xvln trlcnils by liberal dealing and keep them by deserving their trade. Physicians of Loajr Practice In regard to the administration of "Com pound Oxygen," tho new remedy for chronic ailments, which is nttiacting so much atttn t on, wo wish to say that wo are physicians of long practicu and experience, not venders of a patent medicine. Our business is to cure diseases. Tluro has enmo into our possession n knowledge of the way in xvhich to combine oxygen iiiul mtrogn, the two elements which make up our common or atmospheric air, in such propoitinns ns to rmiler it tviich ricliir in the iiiul or Uj'r-!iiviii:i inuHti. It contains no medicament, unless the elements of pure air aro medidnes, and its administration intro duces nothniL' into thu body winch the system does not welcome as a friend, accept' with avidity, and appropriate ns entirely homo geneous to itfo f. Vnu will find many of these results recorded in our Treatise on "Coin pound Oxygen, iruri n neitt free. Address Dits. ST.tiiKKY.t P.LKV, 1100 aiul 1111 Oirard St., Philadelphia, Pa. POWDER Absolutely Pure. MaJe from Orap Cream Tartar. Xo other prcrara Hon uukes .yen light, Italy hot tireul., cr luxurioui inutri. lin Iw cat.ii by lj.mtU-j Itliont fear ot the ll) rvsuttinir from luvv ln.ll .r.ttl.u r.v.r Knl.l uiuj in van., u an urivtrs. ItHV.I A I. II." xKI.Ml lWYHF.lt CO.. V- York rstf uosu TILLS. Seed Uruin and Potatoes. fllAVE Jtulif. Imprniti'il White Winter Uk.t -...I .....a .. 1 . -.. . m. .... .in mir nuhmii, rmHrr- anil Mlllli' rmli.'.lhli-(UU !.r u!e The abote aru the tict ot alt the laricties trtnl ov m Ut k..Miii. WHEAT ll.MlKr t.u.htl OAT t.iU i hn.hl (nuchlna vlcaniM), dtlnertxt at thd station in Cutt'y. 1 havo alko the tt and uio.t ctcittiie ivricty ot poutov to U' fcuml in the Mite, tor ulti at resoluble prion. ItllllN i:. m nr. M'i&)tf C.nb , ilu tuuia CVx. Oregon. PUKE BERKSUIIWS. lli.lliplllrr, tltiuu), Ortuii, HtTCiltT of 'I lion iiuhlMvu s.n: imy M-A iXHt uitl -f 17 loir i Uuau cxU-U uj m pOYAl W ffRoYALiteai 2k V pip! AKlK 30, 1881. The J. I. Cose Steel Beam Center Draft Plow. -"" " ' "- K" IT NKVEIt CLOUS under beam; It rTns lljrlitcr anil steadier. It it the only plow made on corrut principle. We liae this plow with wooil beams c died the STKKL AKCI1. Docs not clrv under beam, and can beiet ' for to or three horses. Wo also moko the common side dratt steel beam or wooden beam plows, and Ihe J. I Case chilled plow, pronounced very much tupcrior to all others bj those who use them, beo a J. I. Case plow' buyonoand you will bohappv. Send for circulars and price-lists. HTAVCIt A W.1I.KEK, ' Office and warehouse foot of Morrlwn st. General agents fi r I r Jgon and W. T BfAlso agents for J. I. Case thresher; Dinjreo Voodhurry power; J. I, Ca iortallo saw mill; Studebaker wajoni. The Northwestern Marriage Insurance Company, OF PORTLAND, OREGON. INCOitrOlUTED UNDER THE LAWS OF OIIEOON. IIARTEH PERPETUAL-CAPITAL $100,000.00. OFFICERS: CHARLES IIEGEI.K. President, JAMES STEELE, Treasurer. DIRECTORS: ' W- W,,ALLEVS. JUI..IS MEYER, "KNBY ACKERMANa,ARLES HEOELE. " POLICIES OK FROM ONE THOUSAND TO TEN THOUSAND DOi.LARS EACH ISSUED TO UNMAR rled persons at the rate of 5 per thousand for males under eighteen and females under sixteen; and 13 , per j car on each thousand of all abo) e these ages, for tho period ot four years, and thereafter, during unmarried life at the rato of ane dollar per year on a thousand. Marriago assessments are graded according to age, not to exceed two dollars per thousand In any one month, commencing in February next, and ends the ear you aro married in. , Policies are pajaDIe at tlie enil or me year tiuring every ear from U.ite anil amount or iioucy. , when all Tlds is purely a home institution, and tlie names of tho officers, directors, and references ghen In circular, Ith its stock capital, are sufficient guarantee of its perfect reliability. Energetic and reliable agents wanted ecrj where. All our authorised agents i-arry their commission to do business. For particulars address. sep23tf Room 63, Union 500,000 In tho Unitcil States STUDEBAKER v 7i" tTTi iiiirTfff'1 CuHaS I r I r Jl Their Great PojHtlaritj is Due to the especial .care taken in Selecting the Material. THE WOOD BEING THE BEST! SELKCTFO from tho Forests of Indiana, which U nott for IU superior quality of timber suitable lis waon miMnx E cry i-lece subjected to close inspection, and discarded if not up to the standard. The Dest Mechanics btw employed, thus Insuring first class work, and producing a wagon which for strength, dur ability, and lightncufl of draft is not surpassed. They are the BEST Ironed Wagons in the Market. Eves One having our Patent Round Edge Projecting Tire. Which protects the paint and felloe. No other manufacturer hat (he right to use it. All of our Thimble Skein Vlajrons have our patent SKEIN AND TRUSS AXLE, which greatly strengthens tho Axle and prevcntl the skein from working loose. Our Wagons also hati The Slope Shouldered Spoke, Which Greatly Increases the Strength of the Wheels. feTAll of the aliow iiuprucnients cannot te used by any other maker without infriugment. tirA full line ol these uagons can bo found in principal towns of Oregon and Washington. STUDEBAKER BROS. M'F'G CO., South Bend, Indiana. ESTABLISHED IN OHAS. HODGE, T. A. DAVIS, HODGE, DAVIS &G0., U'J and 1(4 front Street, (cor. Stark) - Portland Oregon. Offer to the Drug anil General Merchandise Trado a Complete Assortment of Drugs, Pat nit Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Glusewnre Shop Furniture, and Druggists' Sundries. ALSO WINDOW GLASS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITY Of all the leading brands, in kega and tins. COLORS IN CANS AND DRY. Putty, Lampblack, Red Lead, Glue,,-and Varnishes, Includfng the finest brands for Coach painters' use. Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes, Linseed Oil, in Barrels and cases, Turpentine, Coal Oil, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Neats Foot Oil, Fish Oil, Alcohol, in Barrels and Casses. Blue Vitriol, Sulphur, Castile Soap, Concentrated Lye, Potash. Bitters, all kinds. Quicksilver, Strychnine, and Tar, in Pints, Quarts, and Half Gallon, Five Gallon, Etc. We are Agents for Oregon THE BEST MIXED MiMinckrodt! ickrodt's Carbolic Sheep Dip, Wnkclec's Sheep Bath and Suuirrel Poison, nnd Aycr'snnd Dr. .Invite's I'ronrie- mry .uemcines. We buy our goods from first hands, thua enabling us to compete with any market on the -yf-f? wun tut luuijiuri&uii ui sax riiAM'iro,-iia fko.nt ktkelt. AGAIN IN .Manufacturers WHIPS, SADDLERY, . , . T j rii ' . -r .. . lit) 11 miir. Sftviot IVncr VJi.l.i ' iviu, JLJ Ui"iatrinti Promptly Attended to. HEALTH FOIl ALL. Thut nl LtiiKiv Vlil.ritl r n hi. arrlrct In It. Ul illh.iliui ... HU.i..itK.iitUi.rrti..e.iu.uUueih-.tchlU,cro i.;. .I.! fu.- lev Ui uh u.othi reilt thin to liuiu liu i- Ui I liiii.ii:. . urc 5.,. arj s.lvvly iv i .-. lluiui.-j lei i.n ..n.ittii'U ..-! . inji-ri u.uius re uk. n in Ur.- i.i. .lai.in.- i.m ii k-.Trrd . t' "' t ir Iwt i T- ..i:iw.il bv iui . HENRY ACKERMAN, Vice President, A. S. GROSS, Secretary and Manager. further interest ceases. which marriage occurs uc mo raw 01 zo per cent, for A. S. GROSS. Secretary. block, (entrance on Stark street), Portland, Oregon. I. F. POWERS, MA.NCrACTIiRKK, IHPORTER AND JOBBER Ot FURNITURE, Bedding, Carpets, Paper Hang ing, Stoves, and Crockery and Glassware. Steam Factory Northwest Corner Front and Jefferson Strccls. Warehouse 1S8 and 185 First and 184 Second Streets, I'llUTLAMt, ORKCON. sep"J-tf " PEOPLE use tho Celebrated WAGONS AN D 1851. C1EO W. S.NELL, F. K. ARNOLD and JLm'E.AJX and Washington Territory for PAIXT IN USE, uur prices will prove. p !V'0B4.-M CKDAR STREET. BUSINESS. and Importers of HARDWARE, ETC. Portland. Oregon C? A rli v A , 0), f F S,sS. mrsuR t&uiuVQmi mmm St p hi oh rbu I bfi !P , an l all Mi etl y Ed a V