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?F?1'r''to,e4' ?WKr- T-TAUUMm ru. ii n cm vivr:w 8 WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, JANUABY 27, 1882, r.WWJE 9'T"'- 'S3? 'Ill Mils ffi P M r it! I Wf ! J m tw ,-lr ?s- fcBf If W L" v mHisi 4$0mmmml MA11KET REPORT. iiojii: ritonui: m.iuhet. The following represent wholcBhle rate, from producers or first hands i FLOUR. In jol bing lots standard brands, $4.75(W.OO: bust country brands,81.23&1.7o. WIIKAT Valley J1.C0 Walla Walla, $1.55 for now crup; S7 to CO cents net to farmer a bushel at Walla Walla and near point?. OATS. White, 5c firm for good feed t bushel. ONIONS.-ll,c. POTATOKa.-7icffiCl perl.ushel. 1IDDLINGS. Jobbing, for feed, $22.50 26.00 tf ton. Shorts, $1820. Chop, $J0 $25.00 ? ton. BKAN. Jobbing at sMlS V ton. BACON. Sides 16 cents; Hams, country out, lC10o; City cured, lG18c; Shout. den 10(ille. LARD. In kegs, 15cj Oregon leaf, tins, 16c; do in paili, 15J16Jc. BUTTEK. We quote: Kxtra fresh roll, 36c; fair to good, 25(j30c; common, IS 20c; solid in kegs, 27J30c; best pickled rolls in ouis or .iaii obis. 3U.K)c. CHEESE. 1617o. DRIED FRUITS. Apples, sun dried quar terod, 67c; sliced, 78c; machine dried, 9 lOcj fears, machine dried, 810c. Pliims.sun dried, p'tted, )011; machine dried, ditto, 2.16c. POULTKY. Chickens, full grown, $3.00 3.60. EGGS. Near bv fresh laid, 20c. HOGS. Dressed, 78c. BEEF. Live weight, 2c for choice. SHEEP. Live weght, 2c. WOOL. Eastern Oregon, 18a25c; Wil Umctte Valley, 2Igj28c. Umpqua, 2830c. HIDES. lliitchers' hides, dry, 15 c; country enred, dry, 15 -c; culls, ft off; Green hides, salted, 881c; Country, ditto, 88Jc; Deerskins, dry, 40c ? lb; Dry sheep pelts, each 25lj fjrv elk. 20c If lb. TALLOW.- Quotable at 5JGo. HAY. $12&13.00 it ton, baled,.nd plenty .of it. AlU'LES-COfflMc nor bushel. .PEARS -o000o por bushel. utxr.UAt nfcuiiMJiuuiE. KICK. China, No. 1, 6c; China No. 2, Bid Japan, 7e; Sandwich Islands, 89o. TEAS. Japan,408065o Black, 4075c; Green, 6580o. COFFEE CostaRica 1620o; Java,2830. SUGARS. Crushod A 14c; Fine Crushed, 14o; Cube, 14c; Extra C, 121c; Golden C, -J2c; Sandwich Islands, No. 1, He. .SYRUP. Five gallons 75o. DANDLES 1316c. RAISINS. -California, $3.2G&2.7525 U box. BOAPS. Good, 75c$1.76. OILS. Ordinary brands of ecsl, 25c; high grades, Downo & Co., 37ic; Boiled Linseed, Kaw "Hlmou oil, 40c; Turpentine, ?0o, Pure Lard, ) 10; Castor, $1.26$1.40. YEAST POWDERS. Donnelly, $2 t doz; Preston & Merrill, $2.25 V doz.; SALT. Stock, bay, $12 V ton; Carmel Island, $13; Coarse Liverpool, $20; Fine quae Ity, $25; Ashtou's dairy, ditto, $30. COMMERCIAL. Thursday, Jan. 20, 1882. During the week the English market has shown improvement to tho extent of one dol lar a ton, or tlireo conts per bushel, and Wed nesday's dispatches showed it steady at that advance. Tho continental demand lias caused a strong and upward teudenoy for the last three days. Tho present top price in the mar ket is $1 00 pir cental, and it is uoticcablo that freights have stiffened hero in .conse quence of tho European douiand. They rym pathio strongly with the latter marketabroad. A charter of a wooden vessel was undo Satur day at 75s, and even more is asked now, the quotation being 70s 6d for wooden vessels to United Kingdom, and 77s 6d for iron. During tho past week there have been seven arrivals of deep sea vessels; and four more ship wen) known to be outside on Tucs. day, and liavo probably crossed the bar since then, Twelve moro ships are due tn arrive iu January and February, and will Lo in timo to load and clear by March I, a datn that allows them toreacli England before anothor haivcat. These vessels, addod to tho toniugo in the river, make a large licet, with great carrying capacity, but unfortunately they cannot carry IT the whole Columbia river surplus before March 1, and thereforo tho demand for vessels continues to bo greater than the supply. Of late very littlo wheat has come from this valleyi arrivals for two weeks past have not avoraged over 2,500' sacks a day, while the O, R. & N. Co. has been bunging down an im mense quantity of heat, intended for im mediate shipment, suit from the Walla Walla and Umatilla legions. Receipts from this souice aggregate 20,000 tons, leaving only about 4,000 tons stored ou Snake nvor. AH this wheat, adde.l to stocks ou liaud here, till p Portland warehouses and create demand for tomiago that has caused ship owners to hold for a stilT ligure. Another fact, that seems reliable is, that the exnpttris.ulio own ail tho wheat now on hand for shipment, and are occasionally recruitiug their stock I rum this valley by inoderato pureluien, are at tho mercy of shipowners, for they med all the tonnage now iu the river and liable to arrive in the next six weeks; so the game is between them and thoso who have ship, and ouUidets are powerless, 'Die great srruggle of the season will be eoudciued iuto the next six weeks, after which time vessels will accumulate ou our hands, aud fi eights must tumble fearfully. That, at leest, is tho supposition. Taking all our known surplus aud it does not reach within 75,000 tons of the 300,000 that it was predicted we should hae in Octorvr. The California surplus otni to etceed estimates as much as ours fall short of tlicuu During the put week eleven new vessels avo been added to the remitter, that have left Rto Janeiro, Monte Video, aud European parts, sluco December I, or sro now heading this way, but nouo of this tleet. with about 20,000 tout capacity, can be expected to ar rive here within six weckj, to as to I- ad and reach England Ijcfoie hsrvrst, but with this addition, and tho certa'nty that othen will como, we need have no fear but that every bushel of our surplus can bo sent to market. California cargoes, of tho 1881 ciop, r.renow arriving in England, and aie selling at a loss to those w ho own tlicm. The great fleet from San Francisco and the Columbia will, from this timo on, excreiso a perceptible iiiflnenco on tho foreign market. During a few days past rain has waited the grain fields of Cali fornia, and wheat is cheaper on that account. When they feared a short crop-in '82 they re fused to sell, but better prospect threw more wheat on tho market, and ruiglitt go up and wheat goes down. A number of camels, loaded so as to draw 22 feet, are lyintr in Baker Bay and have long been there, waiting a smooth bar, as with only 23 feet on tho bar at low tide they dare not risk a rough passage. Even when the bar is tolerably smooth they don't dare to venture with the tugs that they can command, which, it is said, can hardly hold their own against a strong ebb tide. Wo need strong, yes, mighty tugs and considerable bar improvement. These, ships are earning a bad name for our rivir. To be succtssful, our commerce, must command the service of heavy draught ships that can carry 3000 to 3500 tons. Oats hold up at a fair figure and promise to be a good price right along. Potatoes hare been in such demand in San Francisco that the home supply has rather overstocked that market, and prices are duller without any receipts from Oregon. Owing to low water in the Willamette and Columbia rivers, steamers carry very light cargoes; and only 5000 sacks of potatoes are sent down each stream when they could carry 20,000, with plenty of water. If Portland would stand a3i'de and let Astoria be our sea port, Oregon product! could be sent ofTinuch moio expeditiously. On Tuesday a produce house here sold oil their stxk of potatoes (Garuet Chili) at 87Jc per bushel, Lut the weaker feel ing of Wednesday caused another hotiso to accept a much lower figure; 75c may be taken as tho present markot averace. with a pre mium for whites. The California supply is undoubtedly short, and Utah potatoes are go ing hast to Kansas; Puget Sound has much less than usual, and the futuro of the market for "Vpuds" need not bo doubted. They will hardly stay long as low as 75c. Timothy seed is 8 to 9c per lb. Wo had in tended before this to make a regular quota tion of such seeds, and will try to do so nextJ week. Apples have a long range from 50 to 80c, and sound fruit and good keepers would bring the higher figure. All fruit ripened early last Fall, and apples were neither so good an aver age, ii' r have they kept so well as usual. Dried fruits are without animation, and quotations tcmain unchanged, but it is hardly time yet for an active demand in this direction. California Wool Product for 1881. Ti o private circular f E. Orisar A. Co. gives tho statistical p sitioii of the product for last year and stock at the close as follows : Stock January 1, 1SS1, Ibj , 2,000,000 Spring cliprcc hedh'e. 21,40 ,500 Spring clip tent East d't 2,309,400 Fall clip received here. 17,522,000 Fall c'lp sent East ili'ct. 902,400 Total (lcecc 42,ll)!),000 Pulled wuolat Soli Fran. 1,004,800 T. tal product Calif'a.43,204,700-13,204,700 Fiom Oregon 7,130,100 From foreign sjurees 1,390,000 Totil available supply 53,730,800 Exports by rail 30,652 700 Expoits liy water. 7,513,700 Local consumption 10,504,400 Marketed 48,730,800-48,730,800 Stock January 1, 1882, lbs 5,000,000 The circular claims that the spring clip, in appearance and soundness of growth, was su per! r to last year's production, but there is more difficulty every year in finding wool free from bur or seed; that the fall clip was better than that of 1880; that low prices prevented some fall shearings; that the number of large flocks is decreasing; that the great desidera tum is to combine sheep raising with general farming, as U done in the E istern States. The value of the wool exported from California last year is given at $7,000,000. The height of production in this State was reached in 1870, when the clip was 56,551,000 pounds. The product last year was nearly 3,000,000 pounds less than in 1880. O.OLD AMD STOCK COMPANY'S REPORTS. San Francisco Markets. San Fkancisco, Jan. 25. Wheat Thore is but little competition among buyers, $1 "2J is an extreme on round lots ot extra choice snippinc Sales ot 100 tons of good shipping at $1 671- Oil grades of shipping sold at $1 S7il 02). Quote No. 1 shipping at $1 70. . Barley Market is very quiet but firm. Sale of fair coast feed at $1 (iOJ. Coast feed quota bit) at SI Ii7il70. . Oats Tho demand is fair, but buyers' views aro bclor sellers'. Salo of 401 sacks choice Washington at $1 85. Qu to feed at $1 75 1 85. Corn -Large yellow sold to-day at $1 80. Potatoes The market is easier owing to lighter demand, .Sales of fair Garnet Chili at $1 02J(5.1 05; good $1 70 1 72. Sales of sweet at $2 75. Hops Movement is smaller. Poor Oreirou oiiering at Mc; clioice Washington, 25c. r.cus ITrsli Lalltorma solium at 23(f,24c. Market very woak. Butter Fresh roll, 2j!S29c. CKAllTKRKll. Br ship Pizarro, 1,434 tons, 65s to Liver pool or llavro, 67s 6d to Antwerp or St. Nazairo; Am ship South America, 1,762 tons, 62a (id to Liverpool. .NKW VOUK MAKKKT-i. Nkw York, Jan. 25. Wheat Market strong; $1 401 45. Flour and wool Steady. Hides Quitt. ClllCAOO MARKET. CuiCAno, Jan. 25. Whcat-Jl 35 March. Pork, $18 50 March. BMHDOHU'H KNUUS1I KEfOBTS. Lo.niion, Jan. 25, A denso fog stops business. Floating cargoes Firm. Cargoes ou passage Whito wheats are firmly held, but reds are very dull. raigiun ami trench country markets From Over North. A correspondent writes to tho Nez Perce Afci from Christian valley, as follows: Ti.is valley lies nino miles north of Lewis ton, one of the best farming localities in the Palousc ciuntry; it is well waterod by living springs which gush from its hills and its level lands. The land in tins section is pretty much all taken up; tho average cn.p of this year has occu mi uusncis oi wneat to tue acre, zi uusn- els of flax and 60 bushels of oats. We are well satisfied any person that tries to make a living in this country can do so it lie is willing to work, Jake Cambridge, ono of our sdid men, came here eleven years nuo with 25 cent"; now ho possesses two deeded claims a home stead and a timber claim and is well supplied with horses, catt'c, hogs, chickens, ducks and children, to say nothing of his plows, harrows, mower and reaper, fanning mill anil threshing machine, and all paid for. T. J. Barringer came to this valley four ears ago last August with noaily $20 ca.b; he has now sot 3S5 acres of land, 224 of which is ui.der fence; he threshed 1872 bushels of grain, and has put up 5000 pounds of pork this year; and others that nave worked in this vicinity have done as well accordingly. The Winter has been very pi, asant so far; no snow only in drifts and a chinook rain nearly every week, which soru removes the diitts. An Oll Firm Dissolves. The firm of Shindler k Chadbourne was dissolved yester day by mutual consent, Mr. Shindler taking chirge of the interest heretofore owned by Mr. Chadbourne. The business will be con ducted in future under the firm name of G. Shindler & Co. If ability, integrity and closo attention to business will give success then the new firm cannot fail, because they possess the Qualities and character that make our b.st Portland business houses respected at home aud honored abroad. Success say we to the new firm, which, by the way, is no ex periment on the part of Mr. Shiudle', Ninety-one (91) cases of tho Household Sowing Machine have just been received direct from tho factory ex steamer "State" at Garrison's Sewing Machine Store, 167 Third street, making tho fourth heavy ship ment of these superior sewing machines re ceived during tho last five months. The Household has be.-ome the leading sowing machine. tf A Liberal Offer. Purdy's Frail Jteconler ami CoUuye Garden er is the best journal on fruits, gardens and flowers, published in the United States, price $1. As this is a stxndard journal that every family should read, we have made arrange ments to club with it and to furnish its pre miums to our own subscribers on tho follow ing terms: Any person wishing to renew ubscription, who pays $3.25, dr any new subscriber, who sends us $3.25, will receive the Farmer aDd Fruit Jiecorder one year, and can have any one of the premiums he may i ame in addition. Any tub-crilcr who has already paid up, can send us 75 cents more and liavo the lie- cortler ono j ear and a premium. Any person who will send us $2.50 for a new subscriber, can have the Fruit Iteeorrfer and either one of the premiums as compensation for trouble in procuring us a new subscriber. The premiums are: 2. Twenty- five plants of the famous Sharp- less strawberry. 3. Six plants of the new early and most productive, large, black cap raspberry known, the Tyler. 5. Six plants of Taylor's Prolific, the hardiest and most prolific blackberry known. 7. Two strong, well rooted, hardy and beautiful loses. 8. One Helena Honey Suckle, the most beautiful grown. 12. Purdy's Small Fruit Instructor, 64 pages, all about crowing fruits, with plans for dry houses, green houses and hot beds. 14, A splendid aud almost life-size engrav ing of our dead President Garfield; by one of tho most eminent of living engravers, worth one dollar. Simply give the number opposite the pre miums, and don't describe it. PACIFIC .MUTUAL Life Insurance Company OF CALIFORNIA. jmlc: MANAGER FOR State of Oregon and Idaho and Washington Territories, 102 First Street, roniaaa, uregon, f'auiuiiiptlon Cured. Since 1870 Dr. Sherar has each year sent from this office the means of relief and cure to thousands alllicted with disease. The corres pondence necessitated by this work becoming too heavy for him, I came to his aid. He now feels constrained to relinquish it entirely, and has placed in my hands the formula of that simple vegetable remedy discovered by an East India missionary, and found so effective for the speedy and permanent cure of Con sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and' all ihroat and Lung Diseases ; also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints. Its remarkable curative powers have been proven in many thousand cases, and. actuated by the desire to relieve suffering humanity, I gladly assume the duty of making it. known to others. Address, me, with stamp, naming this paper and I will mail vou, free of charge, the recipe of this wonder ful remedy, with full directions for its pre paration and use. printed in German. French or English. W. A. Noyks, 149 Power's Block, Rochester, N. Y. dec!5 3mos Itefcrcnrcs. CHARLES HODOE, ot Hodge, Dull A Co. .TAMI'S RTFK.l.T--Pnl,lpr PlrstNatloml Bank. J. A. STROWnRIDOE, Wholesale Leather & Flndlnjrs. C A. DOLPH, of Dolph, Bronaugh. Dolph & Simon. L C. IIENMCHSEN, Henrlchseii & Greenberjr. Col. J. McCIlAKEN, ot J. McCraUn i Co. G. E. NOTTAOE, Examlncrand 1'lijsiclan. J. K. GILL, of J. K. Gill & Co., Stationers. E.P.ROGERS, Gen Ticket SFrciht Atfuit O. &C.K.R. FRANK ZANOVICH o( Zan Brothers. Hcfcrenecn. VT. W. SPAULDIXn, Packer and Cattle Doaler. ANDREW ROBERTS, e( Flshel & Roberts. JOHN CItAN, o( Joim C'ran & Co. C. M. WIBERG, Boots and Shoes. JOSEPH BUHKIIARD, Burkhardt 4 Spauldlnff. All the above named businoss men of Portland resent $150,000 Insurance In this above nnmdd com U001A;r.NTS W.lMtll, apply to A. McKl.lME, 102 Flrt Street, Portknd FLOWER SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS, GEO. F. SYLVESTER, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in I Fruit and Evergreen Trees, Plants, Etc., ALFALFA, GRASS AND CLOVER SEED In Lrage Quantities and Offered in lots to suit Purchases. Hedge Shears, Pruning and Bail ding Knives, Green House Syringes, Etc. Seed Warehouse 317 -Washington St., San Francisco, Caljm jania Hew Commission House. Firm, Imports of wheat into IT. K. week, 300,000 nrs Imports of tlour iuto U. K 05.000 bbls. Liverpool spot Quiet but steady. during lut last week, Help for tns Great Army of Convalescents. Who, after an attack of disease, get so far back on the returning way to health aud no farther. One of the most serious impedimenta which the medical profession has to eucouu tor is the teudenoy iu all diseases, whether acute or chronic, towards debility and loss of vital force. To meet this con.iitiju of law vitality, the Compouud Oxyui, which acts directly ou the great nervous centres, render ing them more etlicient, igorous, and active, and capable of gentretiug more aud more of the vital forecs, which are life aud health, offers an agsut of help ani restoration which acts promptly and surely. Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen, its Nature and Action, is sent free. Address Prs. Stakkkt 4 Vjhxs, 1109 aud 1111 tlirard street, Philadelphia, Pa. BO Cards (uo 2 alike), 10 cents; 35 lovely floral, 10 cents; 25 transparent (uobby scenes), 10 coutij 25 hand and bouiiuets, 15 ceuta; 25 best fancy mixed. 12 (silver), nimoon. F. Lawhxm'i:, Haitford, Wis. For catalogues of Turkish rugs aud design send to John 11. Garrison's, 107 Third stmt, Portland, Oregon, tf $lKOO per year can be easily made at homo working for K. t). Hideout Co., 10 Barclay street. Now York. Seud for their catalwua ; and full parttcuUn. df-ly A I.KTTl'.H. Having been a great sufferer from rheuma tism several years, and tried numerous reme dies of every imaginable description, and a great number of physicians, all to no purpose, last Spring I had a very severe attack of in- flimmatory rheumatism so as to confine me to mv bed, I was advised to try Dr. Henry's Kheumatiu IVeutrali7cr, ami to my great sur prise I commenced gaining aud in a short time was ablo to get about. I do freely recommend the NeutralizT to all aflliotod as I have been, and I firmly believe it is, without exception, the best mc.liciuo for eradicating rheumatism from the system in the wjrld. S. F. Mathews, (Formerly of the Chemeketa hotel, Salem, and now of the Esmond). Dr, Ileuly s ollice is 203 Third street, near Taylor. Jeer now Frank Abcll is taking some of the most charming and lovely promenade and pauel photographs we ever saw. Call at his studio ou first street, Portland, and see them. Straugers always made welcome. We have received the advance circular of Messrs. Sturges, Larsen & Co., who announce that they are prepared to receive consign ments of salmon, grain, produce, etc. Their place of business is at 34 Front street, Port land, Oregon. Mr. Sturges, of tho firm, is well known to the interior merchants of Ore gon and Washington as having long been connected with the late tirm of Folger, Shil ling Ic Co., of San Francisco. We bespeak for them a full share of patronage, and recom mend them to our patrons as reliable men. A 1.4UB, To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of mauhood, etc., I will send a receipt that will cure you, frke of ciiakoe. This great remedy was discovered by a mis nonary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. In- man, Station 1), New York City. dec30-6m I. F. POWERS, MASlTACTVItER, IUI-ORTEB ASD JOBBSa Of FURNITURE Bedding, Carpets, Paper Hanf nig, stoves, and Crockery and Glassware, Steam Factory Northwest Corner Fiont and Jeffd Streets. Warehouse 188 and 185 First and 184 Second Streets, roitTLAAD, '--.. OBEGOJT. sep9-tf CHAS. HODGE, T. A. DAVIS, ESTABLISHED IIC 1851. GEO W. 3NELL, F. K. ARNOLD HODGE, DAVIS & GO., 92 and 94 Front Street, (cor. Stark) . Portland Oregon. Offer to the Drug and General Merchandise Trade a Complete Assortment of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Glassware Shop Furniture, and Druggists' Sundries. ALSO WINDOW GLASS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITY) XaZCAJD NEW THIS WEEK. NERVOUS DEBILITY. A Sure Cure Guaranteed. Another Loved Child Clone. A third child of Robert and Mary Hally was buried on Tuesday, in the cemetery at Salem. The two eldest were twins, now both have passed away, and the three little sisters lie side by side. These little ones were the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. John Minto, aud wo tympathiie with curold;friendsin this great trouble, for we have been friends many years, and together have passed through sor rows ami joys, each feeling some earnest sym pathy iu all the pleasures and troubles that gq to make up the sum of life. Only two chil dren remain of that happy little group of girls that stood about the mothers kiue one month Dr. RArrtrrr, visiting physician at the State Iniano Asylum, lurnisl es the following report concerning the institution s Number iu asylum Sept. Ii males, 229; females, 82; total, 311. Admitted during the quarter: males, IS; females, 6; total, 24. Number discharged ; males, 10; females, 3; total. 13. Number died t males, .1; females, 4; total 9; Number reuuiuing at the cud of the quarter t males, 232; females, 81; total, 313. The O, It. 4 N. Co.'s supply office aud depot at Walla Walla is to be discontinued on and after the 1st of February. Hereafter all sup. plies for the company will bo shipped from l'wtlaad, William Reid, of this city, has subscribed for 3.000 hares of the Salem anJ Waldo Mill. .railroad stoik, which is oue half the amount DR. E. C. WESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT ment. a niednc tor Iltstcrla. Dizziness f-nnvni. ions, Nervoui Headache, Mental Deprcsiion, Loss ot 'l,uu,Ji oi-viiiiawrruwi, iiiijioioncy, intoiunurv Eniis loin, Immature Old Age, caused by ocr-exerllon, Sell-Abuse or Oter-Indulg-ence, which leads to misery, decay and death One box lll eure recent cases. Each box contain one month's treatment; $1 00 a box, or six boxes for i 00; sent by mail, prepared on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any rase. With each order receded by ui tor six boxes, accompa nied with Woo, e will send tho purchaser our guar antee U return the money It the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued onl bv WOODARD, cLaKKE 4 CO., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Fortland, Or. Orders tn mail at regular prices jan27-l) FRESH MILCH COWS FQK SALE. Apply to ALFRED LUELi ISO, Jn20-it Mllwauktr, Or. In the Count) Court, within and for Multnomah Coun ty, State of Ore.-ou. In the matter of the estate and g-uanlnuuhlD of Mar- nret Ann Tomliinon, Minnie Olive Tomlinson, and Nel lie Mime Auiuuiison, minors, Order to show cause on application for license to sell ral estate. ON READING AND FILING THE PETITION OF T. K. Williams, the guardian of the persons and the estate, of Margaret Ann Tomllnson, Minnie OlUe Tomllnson and Nellie Gillie Tomllnson, minors, prating for .license to sell the real estate belonging to his said wards, for the uses and purposes therein set forth. It Is hereby ordered, that the next of kin of said wards, and all persons Interested In said estate, appear before this Com I on the 5th day of February, a.o, lss j, tt 10 o'clock x. v., at the court-room of this court, at she court-house. In the ciiy of Portland, and county of Multnomah, then and there to show causeway a license should not be granted for the sal. of such estato. And It is further ordered, that tills order be published at hut four successive weeks in the Willsjisttb Fauxs, a newspaper published in Multnomah county, Oregon. Dated IS Januarv, ISSi. S. W. RICE, County Judge. Attest: A. E. Dostuwics, Clerk, fly W. II. Wood, Deputy. JnCO-U USE ROSE PILLS. mmxm rs&Hc&&z mrW fflz NVAL n is; SSJwfc wo'-1l ! sllsfstkula. t4 uuu,nM fcrtac IU 11 CMUla, ckwa ptelM, Sue nmikti. sW.1 rt) pns ul htlSMnpiUM. , u4 ItnaMTt (UsUsf 1M Ulr f I tftttlW M4 Hmn ss.. rusu. 1W. tc l..ll u all. JM.,,. ,, mJ 14 fcu4 t moUsfMshsltstlalW TWnrMiS4a B. K. RUT CO., mtrtlt. Kick. , OI alt thele&dlnff brands. In Leg and tin. COLORS IN CANS AND DRY. Putty, Lampblack, Bed Lead, Glue, and VarnishNJ Including the finest brands for Coach painters' use. 1 Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes, Linseed Oil, in Barrell and cases, Turpentine, Loal Oil, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Neate Foot Oi Fish Oil, Alcohol, in Barrels and Castes. Blue Vitriol. Sulphur, Castile Soap, Concentrated Lye, Potaeli Bitters, all kinds. Quicksilver, Strychnine, and Tar, in ttnts, quarts, and lialt liallon, Five Uallon, Etc. We aro Agents for Oregon and Washington Territory for XC TJ 13 33 2ES 3 .J? JSL I WT T,i THE BEST MIXED PAINT IN USE. M Millinckrodt's Carbolic Sheep Dip, Wakclee's Sheep Bath tukil Squirrel Poison, and Ayer'sand Dr. Jayne's Proprie- 1 t iury JHeuicincs. We buy our goods from first hands, thus enabling us to compete with any market ont Coast as comparison of our prices will prove. sax niAxt isco.-na fko.nt stkekt. new kikk.-is cedab nucst. AGAIN IN BUSINESS, Mauufacturers aud Importers of Saddles,Harness,Eridlei WHIPS, SADDLEKY, HAEDWARE, ETC. iiu rontbtreet, .Last Side, - - Portland, Oregfll jm. is. Mepairlnf Froinjrtly Attended to. SUCCESSORS TQ SHINDLER A nHAnRAHRMe MANUFACTURERS OF FURNiTUR n noletale and Itclall Dealers In Furniture, carpets, Wall Paper, Bedding, Etc. sLRJkIS BJl VBBBjBJBjBJ EU!' LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES SCHrar. DESKS A fHAV5? ' rn'mwt Warerooms Extend Through 200 tfeet, from 166 First to 111 uub oireex, rUKTLAttD, OREGON. ' U i t s)w Catalans) cl tbs PtuetJr7mTRf! w isrwiiMiviai.i I iv-"T"i3 i i ! ivaw&nt Js$ rur nrzn. rr? -T jr s saraun wtu ni.. MSSSdSSSSWXSSXaBBTSa sy asalsT sJ or caKtrataa tha aaaL Tt Is 9Mfcet Gtu-slaMn sa4 Ksissj ssmin isasjjlifs ainissj saMass) mmmmmaitimm .-ji .. , tAM$!.'j UMU
