WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND. OREGON. JUNE 9, 1882,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Town Burned by ftrgror.
Tuscaloosa. Ala., June 5.-Tho town of
Kni in Sumter county, was almost to ally
destroyed by fire last night Particulars as
follows: In the afternoon a crowd of drunken
negroes bocame very boisterous in the streets,
insulting citizens and threatening violence.
Some white men banded together and drove
the turbulent crowd out of town After
nightfall the negroes returnel and set fire to
the place, and seven stores were uurneci.
Pour of the nceoes boarded the train on the
Alabajna Gn'at Southern railroad and were
arrested wnen ineirainamvgu nere u.isaucr-
nonn. Tbey are now in jail ana win be taken
to Epis to-morrow.
ul to lie ninlurbral.
New Yobk. June 5. Timet' Richmond :
The proposition to remove the body of Thos.
Jelteraon irom me oiu grave yaru ax, .iiuiui
mIIo. iu this Stite. and place it in a cemetery
lit Washington, meets with wide-.pread indig
nation in Virginia. It is safe to assume, from
ill that can be learned, tnat tne remains win
not be disturbed.
Ilnnr' Friend.
New York, June 5. I'imes' editorial : At
the eltction in Oreeon to-day, the first mem
ber of the next Congress will be chosen. The
feature of the contest, however, is the prom
inence given to tne Unirjese question. It is
lairrwd by the Democrats that " this is the
first opportunity that Pacific Coast States
fliave had of marking its sense of the gross
tergiversation of the Republican partv in be
traying pledges of the Chicago platform in re
gard to the Chinese question." Exactly how
the marking is to be, except by increased
Democratic majorities, does not appear. Lat
terly Oregon has been conceded to be a Dem
Dcratic State, and the only logical result of
the so-called Republican betrayal in the mat
ter of the Chinese question, must be to give
Democrats a largely increased majority. Our
LemCCiauc ineuutl win, ui uuuiac, ill i;je
their majority is diminished, concede that
treatment of the Chinese immigration bill by
Congitss and the Piesident has met with pop
ular .xpprovai
World's editorial on the O.cgon o'ection :
The Republicans claim to have made cousid
erablu tains or late years tnrougn immigra
tion lnit on the other hand, thev have suf
fcred serious los cs through the President's
. t! ru.i i.TH .!.... .u ...
vnift 01 tne anu-uiliocsv Ulll, uu nmv hid ic-
sult of to day's voting may be set down as in
doubt, with ciiances slightly iavuuug nepuu-
licans.
Churtli War.
Cleveland, June 5. The breach between
llishop Gilmour and flock is wider than ever,
llis letter threatening to excommunicate lady
members of the land league was read in Cath
olic churches to-day, and commented on by
Inrinsts w ho favored the bishop's position. A
larue meeting ot the land leigne was held to
night, and the general sentiment favored the
ladies, who have the support of all laud
leaguers in tlio city, 'lbo ladies are deter
mined not to disband. Miss Mary Rowland,
president of tho ladies' branch laud league,
Ins written a liittir letter to Bishop Gilmour,
m which she sajs women of the Parnell branch
ot the land league will continue in tho work
they have undei taken, ilne setstho bishop's
threat of excommunication at defiance.
Indian Depreciations.
Chicago, June 4. Special from Apache,
Arizona: A courier irom (Japt. Kramers
camp at Foro3t Dale brings intelligence oi
Indian uepreuauuna. una onm .. ruku
and somo stock driven off. Captain Kramer
and citizens are in pursuit towaid tne ivioicu
country. Ptdroandpartof hisbandof White
mountain Indians were having a war dance
when tho courier lett. it is thought tney uiu
not intend going on the war path, however.
Depredations are believed to be by Cibicns
and a party of Pedro's young men, wh .m he
tould not control. The courier was tired on
and pursued for some distauce from camp.
A troop of the Oth cavalry was dispatched to
Kramer s assistance.
nbolesxlr Tlileten.
Chicago, June 5. Retarding the Doyle
cise a Washington speeial says : Mysterious
things are constantly happening. Only a
little over a week ago the custodian of the
bureau, Bell, was dismissed for carelessness
iu leaiug two iinpoitant dies outs'de the
safe when closing-up lime came. Now since
Hell is out ho refuses to talk about his case,
which adds to the mystery of his dismissal,
apparently being very well satisfied with his
,ii0.n. iTnnn tlia heels of this comes the
-JUysterio'ue poisouing of Brooks, thief of the
secret .service, uoo " uu....B --
was violently in mi " : r
his family, and examination snows arseino m
beef tongue eaten by tho family. Why
i,i,l llrnota lw noisoncd at a time when
rmnorB are plenty at the treasury that coun
ML -.. ui,i ..mi(,h single in reserve to
liericiLcis liuiv Mwb- --- .
j..i.i. n.oir nwn terms, wniie rumors oi
liother counterfeit issues from government
I '-transfer work are heard constantly in official
a tircles. In all this medley of mystery and
B ,..U ti, paso nf Dovle atClncaco is made
I lo look very small. Whether he gets out or
I 1, :. ..t nnw te.-Arded of much consequence
i.i. ,.,( nn reallv cet at the hot-
i lot l-uiuui, --- --,. . . . ,,
. . . . , nirnir. line tiiinn is terwiu, mo
..,,,. . nmnlB will not bo able to go on
'much farther without attracting the attention
of Congress. If it were pot so near me ciuac
of the session, w hen so many lutercets aro
pressing to tho front, a resolution ot inquiry
r i : Tf w lielifierl. this week,
,jnnll .1 lilVII I Iff 1 1 IllUUUUIyV'l - ,.. .. -
sflUUIiSllH' nwt " " . .. ' . 1
reasurv people will order isrocKaway uu
Smith released. If this is done the interest
VfSwill be concentrated upon tne treason ....v.-
Bfticanonof alleged facts auunmieu i "
If ... ..i n,.l Stnnea are afloat of twenty
it bClia i'i fv. -- - . i. -..
Hhree million government oonns uaviuK uu
issued by ineaus oi stolen uie.
Tlic lal PIe' ieeu.
.i... T.,.: porter mid JuJces James and
Hacn r, constituting court in banc, to day
londered a decision upon tne last motion oic
hv l.ed in Guiteau's behalf and they de
clined to reopen the case.
Auolbcr Bond I'lnle Blral Beponeu.
Ni.w York, Juno 3. Wo; Ill's Washington:
There is a rumor out to-nigni, ;
ustaineil, that tne piate "i"" " "-; "- ,
1 C 111 - Old - t-in juiii ,.... o
' . ti b rianot eag atiugaud
rt irt f A rVH nf on rintl.
....- nii tllit E;u.u."."v" u, ,,...-.-
l)Onds have been issued therefrom.
IIIIIk of llrrnn n .rnir,
' Washington-, June 5 -Delegate Brents, of
Washington Territory, has introduced a bill
appropriating 815.000 for th. tion , o fa
lighthouse at the emrance v. ,..., -
'VV T- also a bill appropnatm 85,000 for
the erection of a lighthouso and fog nqnal on
Destruct on Island; also a bill to make a .hip
S to unite Lakes Union and Wuh'nptoij
with the waters of Puset Soond. The b
troides an appropriation of 1 15,000 for car
Iving out the work. AUo a b.l Fy
Mrents in last Congress to gl e honicstea J
ri"'ht to soldiers, sailoi. and marines oi xne
lite war- also a bill for relief of Messr..
fcwvand Carter, appropriating $27,710 to
' bourse them for cattle, horse, muta. etc
destroyed by the Indians at Fort ilnl
eKe 0 ot Oregon iutro.
4Wl u bill Monday ,PproFmtia.:3lS0,000
toUiM a iweniwcMUr tocro-M iu Alaska
,er' An Arl r BtnSe
Loi-i, Jane 4.-At LocUord at I f . m
day a man rushed out of a saloon kept by
Prank Starkin, made threats that he would
get even, and went into Stacy's livery barn,
setting it on fire, burning the saloon, paint
shop and two blacksmith shops, and also sev
eral new carriages and wagon, the property
of Stacy; los 310,000 to Sli.OOOs insurance
SioOO. The man was arrested after much re
fistance by Cnas. Woods and is injil. The
balance of towu was saved .from fire alter
L'reat exertion of citizens.
San FRAn-.co, June n. To-day two more
cases of smallpox are reported ou the steamer
Altonower, and both were removed promptly
to the hosmal. Discovery of these cases re
quires the steamer to be kept 30 days longer
in quarantine.
V)n.lilnglfn ViIca.
Senator Grover favorably presented a bill
from the committee on military affairs to turn
over the interior department certiin parts of
Cimp Douglas military reservation iu Utah;
placed on calendar.
Slater introduced a bill prohibiting and
making it a misdemeanor, the solicitation of
any executive officer, e'erk or emplojo of the
Unitod States, not the head of a department,
of money, property or other thine of value.
and giving or receiving tne same lor political
purposes or party interests.
The report of the judiciary committee of
the Uouso upon the Northern Pacific railroad
grants, takes the ground that under the limi
tations granting the act, tho sole right which
remains in the United States at the present
time, is the rieht by its Congress to do auw
and all acts which may be needful and neces-1
sary to insure sp'edy completion qi tne roau.
After a careful review of tne condition of the
road and w hat it has accomplished, the com
mittee reached a conclusion that it would not
bo advisable to give its land grant to another
company, or to sell them and apply the pro
ceeds to the completion of the road, and that
the early completion of the road will be more
readily accomplished by a policy of non-interference
ou the part of the government, and
they therefore recommend that no further leg
islation is necessary or advisable.
The Piesident sent the following nomina
tions to the Senate Tuesday : Gen. Pomeroy,
to be agent and consul general of U. S. at
Cairo; E. T. Brulater, of Louisiana, secretary
of lesation of the U. S. at Paris; Eccles G.
Van Riper, consul of the U, Sj at Moscow;
Willard S. Hickox, receiver or public money
at Durango, Colorado; Danial L. Sheeb-, reg
ister ot land ottice at uuranpo, Colorado.
Curtin's bill, relative to civil seivice, pro
vides appointments to seveial departments
shall be appointed among congressional dis
tricts, rcpteseutativesto make selection iu the
manner now follow ed in appointments to mili
tary and naval academies.
IZxiieiislie GiieslN.
The deficiency bill brought up in the House
to-day re' ived some scandal in regaid to the
Vorktown centennial. I ho bill showed a de
ficiency fund for the express euter:aiumont of
French and German guests while here of 50,-
000, or nearly doublo what was authonzsd.
It leaked, a little at a time, in installments
from Holmai and Spirks ami admissions fioin
Hiscock, that the money was largely expend
ed for wines and in a high old time generally.
S18.000 of it was for hotel bills in New York
and Washington, aud several thousand for
the use of a steamboat, on which the commit'
t.-e took oarties to Yorktown. Hiscock tiied
to keep the matter as quiet as possible, say
ing it would be an insult to our guests to
quibble over bills tor their entertaiument, but
he didn't succeed.
A I'ollllcul Humor.
New York, June 6. Herald's Washington:
Among the political rumors tiiculated here
this evening is one that Foleerwill soon te
sign, and that he is to be succeeded by Don
Cameron, who in his turn is to have for his
successor in the Senate, his father, e-Seuator
Cameron.
Indian Trouble.
Washingtos, June 0. Gen. McDow ell tel
egraphs under date ot San Francisco, Juuo
5th, as follows: Wilcox telegraphs on the 2d
inst. that reports hae reached the command
ing officer at Apache of ono citizen killed June
1st by Indians at Red Head, and another fired
at. Citizens from Snow Flake are in pursuit
and report the trail leads towards Cairiso. A
Forestdale couiier Irom Apicho reports he
was pursued and fired upon by Indians. Wil
cox telegraph! again yesterday : Second
Lieutenant John M. Glas, Ct-i Cavalry, over
took the Indiaus on the 2d inst, about five
o'clock, at Cloverdale, and killed one Indian
and captured 40 horses and mules. Five or
six Indians were iu tho party, win scatteied
over lough trails
In i!irluuldl'it Meniorj.
Rome, Juue 0. DeputUions from the sen
ate and chamber of deputies, and municipal
officers Of Rome, aud representatives of the
King and ministry, will proceed to Caprerp
Tueslayfor Garibaldi's funeral. The acting
syndic of Rome has made application for Gar
ibaldi's sword, proposing to preserve it for
ever in the capital.
'Irieste, June 6. The Italian organ haw
ing appeared with a black border because of
the death of Garibaldi, has been confiscated
by iho authorities, and all performances at
theatres stopped. No reason is assigned for
the action, aud all shops are closed. Some
disturbances occuncd Saturdsy. Several ar
rest were made.
Lo.ndov, Juue 0. A correspondent at Rome
telegraphs the remains of Garibaldi will be
cremated Wednesday. Services attending
crematien will be of a uon-reluious character.
King Humbert has deputized Prince Thomas
of Savoy to represent him at the ceremony.
Deputations representing the army will also
attend. .... , ,-.
It is proposed to erect a ngntnouse at i,a
prera as a memorial to the iKccased general.
NEW EVERY WEKK.
Oregon Kidney Tea
From the multitude of certificates received
from well known citizens who have leeu ben
efitted by the use of this remedy, th prpne
tors, Messrs. Hodge, Dais 4 Co., hae con
tracted to publish two new ones each week
for the year ending April 1, 1SS3, that all our
rf ader "nay ?e the great benefits it has con
feired oi tr.f o!' u t 1.
T'i : tt jn Or., Jan 12, IsSO
Hin ng u-ie.1 th Oiegon K dney Te. for
out ot by SJii, v se urinary organs weie
tuiured by taking turpen'ine, I .heerfully
certify to its beneficial effects, and recommend
the same to the public.
Lot LivtRUORE,
Ageut for Wells, Fargo k Co.,
Fortlanu, Or., Jan. 22, 1SS0.
I hereby certify that I have used the Ore
con KHceyTta aud been greatly b.-ntfited
by it 1 heirtily recommend it to the public.
' CrumkSihrh, Jr.,
Traveling agent for Wheeler k WiUon Mfg.
Co., 20 Geary St., S F
PeM)Leto, Or., Jan. 12, 1SS0.
Having suffered with my Urine) s, I was in
.1.....1 tn trv the Oklgox Kidvkv Te. which
relieved me in a short time. 1 take pleasure in
recommending it to the public
Georre V. IUilei,
Couuty Judge of UrcatilU.
ratcut liu 1-ec.i grantel to W. R. M
Corri. of Kist Portland on a lull wheel
Probably this is the .sine kind oi an engine of
detraction tbt is in use at the Cascades.
Uncle Tom's Cabin.
The Jay Rials Uncle Tom's Cabin Com
pany have been performing in Portland all the
week, and have drawn crowded houes. The
show is an exceedincly good one They will
make a tour of the valley, and will appear at
Independence Monday, June 12th; at Salem,
Tuesday nd Wednesday. June 13th nd 14th.
This is the most ideal Uncle Tom's Cabin
Company that we have ever seen.
Grange Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that Multnomah
District Pomona Grange No. G will convene
at East P. rtland in the hall of Mufoomah
Grange No 71, Siturday, June 17. 18S2, at
10 o'clock A. M. Busines of special import
ance is to be transacted, and a large attend
ance is desired.
Jasper J. Joiixsom, Secretary,
Kights or Neighbors.
There are numbers of statutes in the records
of different countries protecting neighbors
from injury by esch other's carelessness or
misdeeds. In some of the English colonies,
for instance, if you were to turn a pair of
rabbits down in some parts you would be
liable to six month's imprisonment with hard
labor. If your neighbor did not cut down hii
thistles or other seed-spreading weeds, he
could be summoned before the magistrate,
who would order him to cut them down
within a reasonable time, and if he did not do
it, it would be done for him at a much greater
cost No man had a right to do anything at
all calculated to injure his neighbor. This
principle is embodied in the new insect laws
of this State, anJ promises to bo of great
benefit. It would seem that the same princi
ple would prevail in the debris destruction
which is now threatening so many of our
fanners.
NEW THIS WEEK.
REUSED AD KEPI BUSHED, JILV, 1881,
The MAP of
OREGON AND WASHINGTON
Just published, w ith e ery possible improt ement, b
J. K. GILL & CO.
It contiliii all ltnllrnads built and In construction;
allttieuctt Itmn; all floicriiiiienl hurt eys. and
lias also curtfulh depleted Itmiili to nil points In
Oregon and Washington Territory.
PRICES FOR I'OCKET FORM :
Oreaon . 75 els
VtasliliiKloii . .. . ... 7.1clt
OrrKiiuiuid Mnnulniitoii... . it 7.1
Mailed on receipt of pi ice to an adJrcns.
junt-9 lm .1. K. IIX A CO.
D. H. HENDEE'S
East Portland Gallery,
ASSISTED UY A FIUST CLASS AllTIfT, IS DO
inj; betUr work at lower prices than any gallery
in the tit. e,atles taken In cloud. weather as w ell
is clear. All mj oM (.uatomera are requested to call
aid se 3 me before go n e'swliere, I street, between
Fifth and Sixth Junta
DRUGS. DRUGS.
IOlt CHEAP AND PURE DRUGS, PATHNf MFD
" Icines, Toilet Article", etc , go the Central Drug
More
i.i os .v in, in.
DRUGGISTS,
Fourlli, uenr L, ICiisI I'orlliuiil.
Jl9
THE ..'. ltlCKEV F.iKJI AMI M A1IKII0I JSK
FANNING MILLS.
THE ItKST IV THE MOULD.
C t Ineil Centennial Aanl ami Grind Medal, also
bett award at l'aris Ej""lon in 18T8. They ilean
ptrfecth, Oats, Cness CockIc, mid foul matter tram
Wheat and Uarhn . Thci gradd and separate tor seed
inu and market, clean all kinds of small seals, and are
perfect chaffers. Thc ulll save an one their cost an
nualli , Lou tt friUhts procured lor purchasers.
Ad.ress, l)llki;i A I'K til:, .lluiiurrx,
lliieliii'. Wis.
V l.NTKK.
iART HORSES AND 1)111 VEItS WANTED TO
1 i u.trk nn the O. U .1 X. Co's" Railroad irrade be
tween Sandy rher and Ctscade. Two dollars ir da
Will DO paw to urn era anu wi teni ;r nay ccn lur
horses. One dmer to occmpuiy three horses.
Horse feed and MacLrnd tliiiqr furnished bj the com
panj and hoard for ilrners furnished at 81 50 r'
neck. Horses to h, newl shod when eomlnir ujion the
prk. Appl at roouio. 1, thirl floor, o. RAN
Co'. bulldli g, corner rroitanJD streets, l'ortland;
Incorpoi'utetl I8(4.
Home Mutual Insurance Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
FIltllOXLY,
LossesPaidor!SLUBSl,334,C33.44
LosbesPaid Ogn ? $ 1 G2,3G3.2S
Oregon l.raiicli OUice,
GEO. L. STORY, Manager
Southeast corner ol tirst and Stark Streets,
Opp LaJd 4 Tllton's Bank,
.n'.TLAXD, OIIEOON
.pi
S250 WILL Bi;Y
el
Tlio
toast Pony
SAW MILL
Yet Offered for tne Moarjr.
?tud for Circular.
IHCHH0HD MACHINE WORKS.
KIC'IIMOD, I.M
tTrelU4 ta tfc i r-r""f fc. lz ivrtvt tl Ikriw
a i. t . i .LtlUiurtr Utr. autl Mlil tjLir:Ilj-C UIW
ji-e en 1 ir
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The Oregon & Washington
Farmer.
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A Sixteen Page monthly.
Deiotcd to the Interest. nd developments of the
Pacific North wet will bo Issued June lit.
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published In Oregon and Wahintton, shooing the
del elopment of each section, and also manj orijrinil
articles prepared exprcs.lv for fbl Issue. It will also
contain compilations from tho AWihamktts Farmm.
The fact that a great intcrct Is felt abrovl and
through the United Ktlte.enncernlnr the Columbia
Ither reglan, oml tho neets-siM of fnrnl-hinsr reliable
information conccrnirir this retrlnn. has induced us to
commence such a publicstion We are .ware that
many people in Orcsron arc desirous of sending new.
back to friends In the East, and th'a monthly publica
tion ill contain Just tho ort of Information they will
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Mr. Clarke will tr.H el a frcat part of tho time, lie,
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wide region, and write up, on the spot, all f lets of in
terest. In this war wo intend to make the Journal
interesting: and reliable.
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Drawer IS, Portland, Oregon.
J.B.CONGLE&CO,
110 Front Street, East Side, Tortland, Oregon.
Again in Business.
MANUFACTUUr.RS AND IMPORTERS OF
Saddles,
Harness,
Bridles,
Whips,
Saddlery
Hardware,
Etc., Etc.
Repairing
Neatlv and
At ended to.
Promptly
Not so Strange as Might
be Supposed.
You will see by this Adver
tisement that David Cole &
Co., do not go into the Stove
Business by crawling into the
Stove himself but be does it
by IMPORTING direct from
the Factories and Selling at
bottom prices.
DAYII) COLE & CO.,
192 First, cor. First anil Taj lor, Portland Ore.
HENRICHSEN & GREENBERG,
140 First Street, Portland, Oregon.
Diamonds, Silver Ware.
Watches & Jewelry.
CLOCKS, SPKCTACLKS, ETC.
niitlcnllHlriiiilcnlniil SlilpChronoiiielera
raleil liy irHiiilt olrrnloiininI rrpalreil.
majlOtt
RIVER SIIE RESTAURANT
. . AND, .
Ice Cream Saloon.
EAST PORTLAND, OIlhOON.
Uriil, al nil lioui'a. Slimli- Weill. 'iS ituti.
ny llic WrckVLM
Ice cream. Fountain Soda water, and fre-h French
candles. Also headquarters for the supply of Ice.
Fruits of all kind In season ami tho best bill of faro
for the table Jnrcltf
Celebrated Horse Shoeing
SHOP.
Hi Setond street, bet. Salmon and Main.
4011 llrlUlll.E. ..- NtOFHIETOK.
All Horses Entrusted to my earn will
bo kindly treated.
INTKIlrEIIIr.fi AND OVER-RKACHINO STOrrED
or none) refunded. Satlifaitlon (juaranteed.
NEW YORKJEWELRY CO.
DIAMONDS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Silverware
Spectacles, Etc.
OLD COLD TAKEN IN TIUDE.
Watches and Jewelry Repaired
AM I HIM: IN THE JEWELMV llE Jlt.M
fAtnlKED TO OllDKlt.
IU.I first Hlreel, I'orllnuil, Oregon.
Kactoiles: Proiidence, It. L, and Portland, Or.
Jc2
A. ROBERTS,
Sl'CCKSsOK TO
FISHEL & ROBERTS,
Oor. Hrst and AMer Sts, Portland, Ore
THE LEADING
Clothier,
Merchant Tailor,
And Hatter.
OF OREGON,
Utiiirantecs to sell the
lirt VLOTJUNG for
very
lens
lioiise
Money than any other
iu thestntf
Juneltl
A. G. MURDOCH,
Electrotyper and Sterrotyper,
109 Hrst street, ne.r .sldnton.
B (, CLAIIK. D II 8. O. It. TEMI'LKTOS, D.D S
CLARK St TEMPLETOM
DENTISTS
Coratrririt nl AU.r Btri, orer r.sliel i IUrl
rOIITLAND, OltECOS.
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.,
OFFhK l'OK THE
HARVEST OF 1S8S,
THE FOLLOWING
'armmflements andjycmNEsJ
I
t
THE BAIN WAGON, WITH
The BulTulo PitJs Clmllcngo Thrcslier.
The oni)
Hodge's Oregon Header,
The llirhteet
Wiin our own impro tuiwio-
Mccormick's Harvester mm J j. lnthemuklt(
Mccormick's Improved Combined Reaper and Mower.
McCormlck's New Iron Mower-Front Out
Champion Combine Mower and Reaper.
Champion Sincle Reaper Five and six foot cut.
Clinmpion Now Mower Front rut.
Champion I.Iclit Mower Jlear cut.
Rnrlng Wagons and Ruceies-All Rtvlo and
Tiger. Thomas and Holllusrswortb Sulkov
Straw. Wood and Coal Burning Threshing Engines.
Port!'lo niul Sjionnvv Steam f!narln,,. ....
Por'nble s"w Mills. Svw mid rst Mill Machinery.
Rubber, Leather and Cotton BeltinK.
Barb Fence Wire-Black and Galvanized.
MaeNealc Urban Safes -Buffalo Stales.
The Whipple Patent, Spring-Tooth Cnltiyntor. .,,.
Toirether Wth a Full Line of Harvesting Tool and Farm ImplBMBnl
of Every Description.
lire ARK TIIF. PIONFKIl IIOUSF. IN Tim RUSINE1S. OUR TRICKS ARE TUB 1WMT FOR
malle.1 on application. Corre-ponuenc. ll pp BURRELL & CO.,
apr21m3 ! Portland. Oregon.
CARD WELL, BENNETT & CO..
PACIFIC BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
100 Flrnt Street, Portland, Oregon,
Aro in receipt of tl oir
Spring and Summer Stock
... OF
MEN'S, WOMEN'S, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
And linvo, as herctoforo, all the lending Boots and Shoes of all makes.
Men's Shoot Lilly, llrackm Co : J. S. Turner
Ladles' Shoes Lalnl,
Schohcr A. I'iuhell: West nrothm; Hamilton, 1
Tnr..l.ta, Rlmn. llnnliar. Smith ,V Co.: I. Cox.
IN ALL SIZES, WIDTHS ANI) STYLES,
Wo Invite tho puhllo In general to Inspect our stock.
ESTABLISHED IN
OIIAS. IIODQE, T. A. DAVIS,
HODGE, DAVIS & GO.,
92 ami 91 Front Street, (cor. Stark) . - Portlantl Oregon.
Offer to the Drug and General Merchandise Trade a Comploto Assortment of
Drum Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Glassware and
Shop Furniture, and Druggists' Sundries.
also Window glass of all sizes and quality
WHITE X.X1.X
Of all thelcadlni; brands, In Wtrsand tint.
COLORS IN CANS AND DRY.
Putty, Lampblack, Red Lead, Glue, and Varnished
IncluJInjr the (lncst brands for Coach jointers' use.
Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes, Linseed Oil, in Barrell
and cases, Turpentine, Coal Oil, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Neata
"tfrrf. Hi Fish Oil. Alnohol. in Barrels and Caases.
Bluo Vitriol. Sulphur, Castilo Soap, Concentrated Lye, Potash,
Bitters, all kinds. Quicksilver, Strychnine, and Tar, in
Pints, Quarts, aud Half Gallon, Five Gallon, Etc.
We are ARents for Oregon and Washington Territory ft"
TIIK HKST MIXKI)
Millinckrodt's Carbolic Sliccp IM, Makelee's Sheep at
Sou Irrcl Poison, and Ayer'sand Dr. Jayne's Proprie
1 lin-v Mi'ilii'liies.
.... ,,
Wo buy our gootU from first liand., tl.u
' b Coait aa compariaon
H t! rBAl'HM-0.-llt FKONT HTBKKT.
SUCCESSORS TO
SHINDLER & CHADBOURNE,
MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE.
Wliol.ie iiiiU Ketnll leler In
-Furniture, uarpels, Wall Paper, Bedding, Etc.
SS IS
LARGEST
Warerooms Extend Through 200 feet, from 166 Rrst to 16T
Front Street, PORTLA D, 0EEGO.
HUM. to CATtMMJI K AU fKHBIIHT.
GARRISON'S SEWING MACHINE STORE,
107 Third Street.
JOIIX . IJAKKIO X, Proprietor.
AI1KNT FOIl TIIK
ntiTilKTyginiiRtfii. I i'ifinfii7
A.d U.ueril Ait.nl lor the
HOUSEHOLD & WHITE MACHINES.
IRON OR STEEL SKEINS.
peneel rnresner in uie iummv .wn u
running and most eoinpleto IloaJer ever manufactured.
IlUtrn & lllLi
l'ratt h Co ; II. J. Holhroolc 4 Co.
WHICH F.NAIILI'.S US TO FIT ANY FOOT.
Jun.l
1851.
CJEO
W, SNELI , F. K. AHN0LD
PAINT IN UHK,
M'akelee's Sliccp Bath ana
...
cnal.linK u. to compete with any market on tbs
of our pnccB will prove.
MiW VtKK.-63 IEDAB I.TBECT.
STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES I
ornnriT nMKS A HPECIAIsTY.
in PitOVKIr SIMJKK,
nnrf.lL sr. joiin.