WILLAMETTE FARMEfl: PORTLAND, .OREGON. DECEMBER, 15 1882.
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STATE ft TERRITOMAI., NEWS.
farmers of Clarke county, V. T., are losing
sheep by cougars.
Cottonwood logf, lor uaeoi me ceauie
arrel factory, are now urivon cicmu uie
i'uvallup river. ,, .iT
?j Much improvement is Roing on in Sprague,
if,,, 1 Jl ... ITtL. nlk. !,... tl,n
SSvQemeiy Mill upjinu . I11E 7tl ! .11. u ... v..w
FN. P. R. R.
A joint stock company, capital 3150,000, is
(organized at Ssuttle to go into hop growing
extensive y. They havo paid $25,000 for "00
) acres on Snoquahnic prairie to begin with.
Lakeview. Lake county, has a telegraph
office, and, of course, a telegraph.
The uDDer end iif Go so lake, Lake county,
! lately froze over, and the boys went skating
thereon.
Fall weather1 has been fair in all Southern
land Middle Oregon.
Since the Malheur reservation has been
thrown pen, many people have located land
olaiins there.
Portland is to have another savings bank.
The Maruuis of Lome. Governor-General of
FCtnada and Priucess Louise, having visited
Victoria, have gone home without commit to
'the Columbia river.
Five hundred shade trees have recently
r'Hbeen planted on the gatrison grounds at Van
stoouver. jjt The store of Henry Lutjens, on Yaquina
jftbay, was broken open and robbed of S70 by
Ajrecn;. nuj
Mr. Polhemus. in charce of eovernment
.work at Yaquina, is making astonishing pro
gress in the same.
Railroid ties are pot ont near Kast Portland
and shipped to Walu Walla.
A farm on Lake river, Clarke county. V.
T lately sold for $ 9,000, that was worth
only 12,000 a year ago.
Near La Center. Clarke county. W. T..
some logs started before the loggers were
ready for them,, went down hill and crushed
the ox team, killing four.
Qeoige Langworthy, of John Day's river,
Wasco countv. aeed 47. was accidentally
''killed by the discharge of his gun while
Mb, tinting.
A Seattle gambler will testify that he won
littfOO of Alfred Anderson, the Swede, who is
K accused of having killed his brother for
M money.
D. Morris, tried for the murder of young
1 Officer, near Oregon City, has been convocted
'of murder in the second degree.
( The greit Union railroad'depot at Portland
will be commenced on soon. The location is
Couch's lake, and the old slough is to be
filled up by pumping sand from the bottom
of the river by steam power.
It is rumored that the Oregon Stove Works
will be removed from Portland to Salem early
ft in 1883.
i On Silver river, Lake county, Rush Frazer
, , was killed lately by Peter Stemier. Cause,
au old quaere). iuvzer ,jnade threats;
Stenger was released.
i A WaBhiiigton county hunter sent 300
J ducks to Portland last week.
At Brdiwell'a, Yamhill county, 85,000
J bushels of wheat stored this season.
Portland lias had 5'i fellows in jail at once
lately.
Geo. A. Shepard, of Polk county, was
'J robbed live years ago of 87,000. Lindsay
DeLasbmut and Hathaway xocum were sus
pected and De Lusbmut tried but acquitted,
Mr. Shepard worked hard, gave his prop
erty to his ci editors, but all these years has
been accumulating evidence. The other day
he sued the two men named for the 87.000 he
,fc lost and won his ease, receiving judgment for
lir,IOO. llio jury wan b&wsucu euey etuie
the money,
Nearly 100 car loids of grain have been
shipped from Lebanon this season.
True bituminous ooal has been found at
Bozeman, Montaua. A branch road will be
built to the mine.
A new steam fire engine has been added to
the Salem Fire Department.
The woolen mdls of Dayton, W. T., are to
be repaired and operated next season.
A fire was discovered in the Revere House,
Albany, Monday morning; loss, 81,100; in
sured; cause, defective flue.
It Ib thoueht that Gen. Snraeue will soon
': resign the management of the N. P. R Road
! on account oi poor neaiin.
A large cattle pen is being built near Alns
worth dock, Portland.
The Portland Board of Trade wishes the
Hawaiian treaty abrogated.
At Drains, the Sanders House was robbed
of S2.000 and other tbinzs aril. .the robbery
traced to outv H, K. Morgan or who calls
himself so. He was found in a' saloon and
defied them t take him.' Since then he has
left, taking his f20 qouuteriet dies with him,
WelU, Fargo & Co. have obtained tempo
rarv iniuuetiuns in both Oreiroii and Wash'
inston airait st the O, R. & N. Co. and the
O. 4 C. K. R. Co. claiming that they intend
to interfere with their large established bust.
ness.
The Kalama bracch, N. P. K. R., will be
built next y4r; will be 39 miles long and oost
$1,000,003. ,
Wild lands nar Vancouver, W..T., now
.oil for 60 to 1200 ner acre, that tiro years
' ago sold for 20 to 840,
Taxable property in Washington Territory
foots up tor 1882 832,66(5,000 against 825,
786,000 for 1881. .
HA I BAi'BAI
'You can tell a merciful farmer a soon as
ke stops at a post. He takes the. blanket off
bis wife's lap and spread it over the poor
horses. c, i
"What shalf I tell people who ask whether
", T0U arc engaged t" said a-yoong lady at the
&? dinner, tabla to a somewhat eoceotria theologi
"T" 1 udat at Andovar. "Tell them you
"S. don't know," wa the reply.
,uQta.LU is said to have asked a straggler
whom he found eating green " persimmons, if
he did not know they were unfit for food. "1
am not eating thtm for food, General," replied
the man; "I'm eating 'them & draw up my
stomach to fit my rations."
A minister had preached an hour; then ha
rsmarkrdt "Another wide field opens from
the field in another direction." Jnst then an
old colored saint ejaculated: "Please, Lord,
shut up de bars."
In the ladies' cabins of the Hoboken ferry
boats, the following notice has been potted;
"The aeaU in this cabin are reserved for the
ladies. Gentlemen will please not occupy
them until the ladies are seated."
Si U,u.l. mttmrfm -,t.Hnft and 111V f&BV
Vfl ...:.l A.n k mft4 intf fnlor wants! with
umun ws " - - j ----- --- ;
tot inasMna aye, au km puyuisu mvn.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
An oil company is fencing off 200,000 acres
of land in Indian Territory that stockmen
have hitherto run stock on and the cowboys
are in bad humor. The oil company have
license from the Cherokee s.
Colored people at Philadelphia are excited
about grave robberies, and grave robbers are
since arrested for taking boJies to medicai
college,
A very cold wave swept over the Northwest
last week, but did not last long. Snow fell
generally.
Ostriches are being taken to California to
start a breeding farm there.
A railroad collision near Syracuse killtd
considerable live stock.
The papers are full of tie Star Route busi
ness. The second trial commenced last week.
The conspirators are in a tight place and have
lots to say. All they do and say seems to
prejudice the publia against them.
The question of repealing land grants is
already brought before Congress.
Tariff revision is recommended by the Tarifl
Committee and their suggestions meet with
favor from all Bides.
Excellent observations of the transit of
Venus were taken at many points.
A report in favor of postage reduction to
two cents is made to Congress and will be
strongly urged this session.
The Secretary of War, it is said, will favor
having no appropriations for river and harbors
this session.
Cilifoniians strongly urge our nation to aid
the Nicaugura Canal scheme by endorsing
3 per cent, interest on its bonds for twenty
years. Blaine opposes it. It will be difficult
to pass it.
Utah matters are discussed in the House
and the leeahtv of the recent election for del
egate is to be decided.
Democrats in next Congress will have suty
majority in the House over all others.
The greatest fire in London thathas occured
in many years recently destrojed property
worth $10,000,000.
A strong effort will be made to put an end
to our present treaty with the Sandwich Is
lands. flen. Poiie's nomination to be Major-Gen-
eral of the Army has been confirmed.
Louis Blanc, the distinguished French Re
publican, is dead, and buried with great
honors by the State.
Gen. Hawlev. of Conn., has introduced a
very stringent civil service bill in the Senate.
Gen. Bntler, elected Governor of Massachu
setts by Democrats and Independent Repub
licans, says he is still a republican.
A joint commission will soon meet to frame
a commercial treaty between the United
btates and Mexico.
The last mail service will be abandoued as
no appropriation is asked for it.
The Panama canal was to be dug out so as
to make a sea level from ocean to ocean. But
now" they conclude it cannot be done, and
will have grades and locks as other people do.
It is not possible to make a canal without
locus.
Anthony Trollope, novelist, is dead.
Gladstone's retirement from public life is
talked of.
Sir Hugh Allen, of Montreal, who was 72
vea s old, and coming there a poor boy. left a
fortune of $15,000,010, made by building
ships and great enterprises, is dead. He was
a thoroughly good man.
Prospects are good for the admission cf
Washington and Dakota as States of this
Union.
The grand exhibition car of theN. P. R, R.,
containing specimens of products from all
districts alnng their line, has reached Chicago
and caused much interest.
The American Agricultural Association i.
in tew'on at Chicago with delegates from all
over the nation.
Hnw to encoursceshin-building, and restore
supremacy of American commerce is before
Congress.
The marquis of Lome is said to have asked
for nrotectinn in nassing over the Southern
Pdcific road and an officer and ten men had
been given him.
The jury in the new trial of the Star
Routers is now being empaneled. Govern
ment IS gaiuvriug Ul lea m.ucaovo.
Postmaster-General Howe expects that two'
cent postage to be adopted and is getting
ready lor it.
Edwardes & Co's. bank, at Kingsley, Kan
as was lately robbed of 812.000. and G, W,
Cnwford, County Treasurer, is supposed to
supposed to be the burglar.
At Sharonettown, 111., a saw mill boiler
exploded at noon and killed nine men.
State Agricultural Society.
A meeting of the itoard of Managers of the
Oregon State Agricultural Society convened
at Salem;. The following summary of the
business transacteiUs)taken from itlie Statttman ;
The licenses were raised at the rates re
duced from those which have been in use for
some seven or eight years. The rules and
regulations were amended but not materially
changed. ,
The premium lift was thoroughly revised.
Some reduction was made on horses in one or
tvrofclssies, and the sum of $4,000 offered for
premiums for trials of speed, to be arranged
by a committee-,-as last year, but the society
to have full control.
The much talked of fence at the. grand stand
was ordered moved and placed on either side
of the grand stands, next to the track, so tint
matters at the track will be arranged a in all
former years, with the addition of the new
fence.
The miscellaneous department was restored,
as in former years, but with restrictious,
Mr. Joseph Batches, of Portland, as
elected chief marshal, and Mr. Weidler, of
Portland, marshal of the pavilion.
The time for holding the fair of 1883 was
fixed for Monday, Sept. 17,
Messrs. J. T. Apperaon, A, Bosh and T. L.
Davidson, were elected executive committee,
and T. L. Davidion, Henry Miller and J. O.
Wright, as finance committee.
The report cf the secretary and treasurer
were presented, read and referred to the
finance committee.
The report of tfce secretary is very lengthy
and quite interesting, as giving all informa
tion in regard to the finaccial transactions of
the society for the past J ear. From it we
learn that the
Receipts of fair of 1882, were 111,417 60
Expenses of fair and miicellaneous
bills for 1951-82, were 4,666 70
Fronts $6,650 80
The indebtedness, which bis beon steadily
increasing from $300 to $1,500 per year, 1 y
reason of the large sum offered in premiums,
has this year been decreased S3, 841 54, and
the present manager are confident thst, with
pleasant weather, they will decrease it a like
amnnnt in the next year, besides securing a
better display in the pavilion than has been
witnessed for years, The members of the
board are sanguine that tho receipts of the
fair of 18S3 will leave no outstanding war
rants, and that the credit of the society will
be fully restored.
The following resolution presented by Mr.
Galloway was adopted unanimously :
Whereas,' M. Wilkins, late president, and
E. M. Waite, late secretary, have been inde
fatigable and zealous in the discharge of their
duties during all the years they have served
this fociety, there'ore, be it
Rttolvtd, That the thanks of this board be
and are hereby tendered thoBe gentlemen, and
that Ibey retire with the confidence and re
spect of each and every member of this board.
We hope the soeiety and its officers will
have the pleasure of witnessing a return to
"specie payment" aud all the success certain
to follow.
See the advert'sement of the Tangent nur
sery in another column. Mr. Settlemire can
supply you with the best. Write to him for
particulars and prices.
Sept. 14th, 1882.
Hop Bitters Co., Toronto.
I have been sick tor the pat six years, suf
fering from dyspepia and general weakness.
I have used three bottles of Hop Hstters, and
they have done wonders for me. I am well
and able to work, and eat and sleip well. J
cannot say too much for Hop Bitters.
Simos Robbins.
Russia Salve is unrivaled for its speedy
healing qualities. Ask your druggist for it.
5 cents.
TANGENT NURSERY.
II. W. Settlemire, Proprietor.
(started lfI 30 Years a .Nurseryman.
ALL SORTS OF
FKUIT, OKVAMK.MTAL and SHADE
Trees, Vines and Shrubbery.
IdrSend to Tangent, Oreg m, (or price list and dea
criptUe catalogue. de 15tf
J. 51. HALSTED'3
self regulating
Xl'UIIATOK.
From NO up
Setd for descrip
tive price-list, etc.
Tho rou irh bred
poultry and mor,
1011 Broadwa).
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llr adwa and Ann Street.
D.
M. GUTHRIE,
Dallas, Polk County. Or.
. .BREEDER OF
PURE BLOOU
French. Snuiiihh aud American
Merinos, also I'otswoldM.
All bred strictly pure and separate. From the beat
Uaported flocks on the coast. A portion of them are
from the famous French flock of J, D. Patterson, of
New York, and H. Blace f CalifornL, and Imported
from Europe by James RoUru. (My Spanish are
descendants from Rams and Ewes Imported from New
York, Vermont, California and France, from the flocks
of Hammond, Rockwell, Saxe U Son., and equal to
an) In the world )
sTSpecimtns of wool from my sheep on hand.
All Inquiries answered by letter. Call on
and aamlne both sheep and wool
D. X. GUTHRIE,
JOHNSON GRASS
AD ....
ESPERSETTE CLOVER
To be found In quantities at
MILLER BROS.,
IM riwait Mm, Comer Tnyl.r.
1 Duett
Bl?- -I"n !ll!!'!!!!iBff
all j& m&M 1 -
JOHN CRAN & CO.,
SPECIAL OPENING
OF.
Colored Dress Goods, Silk Vel
vets and Plushes.
We I11 dlsphv THIS WEEK a choice assort
ment of the NEWEST stvles In Silks and Woolen
DRESS MATERIALS, and call especial attention
to the following lines which we show In the most
desirable shades and colors, with buttons and
Trimmings to match:
COBDF.TTK CLOTHS,
81.HMI St'lTIMG,
drat nr. CBOOK,
ILLI'niViTED MISCK9,
JERSEY Sl'ITI.X.t,
BILlltRD CLOTH'S,
FANCY COMBINATION SUTINGS,
SCOTCH PL.1IM. ETC.
Silk Department.
In this Department we thow a rery larjje land
choice assortment of
Colored Velvets and Plushes.
OTTOMAN SILKS,
In Blsvck and Colored, the Latest
Novelty,
JOHNCRAF&CO,
oct20mS
JUST TO REMIND YOU
. .THAT....
CHRISTMAS IS NEAR !
We give a partial list of PRESENTS suitable for
any age, relation, i r condition of Friendship.
Rings. Watches, Lockets,
Necklaces, Watch Charms,
Lleeve Buttons, Studs, Pins,
Clocks, Bracelets, Scarf Pins,
Opera Glasses, Vest Chains,
Napkin Rings, Silver Table Ware,
Knives, Forks, Card Receivers,
Spoons, Jewel and Card Cases.
THE LABGEBT STOCK OF THE ABOE TO
HE FOIIItU I.N HALEJI, AT
F. D. M'DOWELLS,
COMMERCIAL STREET, - - SALEM, OREGON.
OLDS & KING,
OUR STOCK OK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Is now complete and Second
to none in the city in quali
ty and quantity.
The Stock has been select
ed with great care from the
BEST MARKETS,
And embraces everything in
the line of
DRY GOODS AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS.
Our prices are always aa
low as the lowest. Samples
aont on application, and
ORDERS
Carefully and promptly filled.
OLDS & KING,
No, ItW First it,, bet. Taylor A Yamhill.
ectl3nrt
SEEDS, SEEDS,
H. HANSON,
XT0- 81 FlWMvT S.TRKET, (NKAK OAk.) PORT
IM land, Oregon, keeps all kinds of Varilrn,
Field, Flower. Until, Tree Heed uud Urasa
feed, Vuiilen liiiiilriiienls.
Also a complete assortment of
Ornamental Trees, Hhruhber)-, Hoses, Kver
Kieii, l.tr
XS-SPECIAL RATES TO DEALERS
Seed Store and ofuoe: Number 81 Front street, near
Oak, Portland, Oregon, declmf
TREE SEEDS.
WE CAN SUPPLY IN QUANTITIES TO HUIT
PJuin, Peach, and Cherry Ptts. Apple, Pear
and Quince Send Also all kin Is of Fruit Trees Cur
rants, Gooseberries, -ic. AsurairtM roots, flno 3ear
old at t) per 100. MIlXKIt IlKfH.
sJecJt Cor. Front and Tajlor S's , lortland.
Oregon & Washington Mortgage
Savings Bankof Oregon.
ITKsT .NATIONAL II INK, OF M ILFJf.
citv or HAiK.jr cor capiiol mills.
AMKB1CAV MOKTAfiAliK t'HMPAW, OF
EDI.MUJMU, hi TLA!l.
nno PREVENT Inconvrenl nre to our customers on
I account of the ment than.re, permit me ti say
that the Dundee Mortgage Company of Seotlanl, has
no connection wh.tever, and never had, with any of
the above Institutions, all el which are under my
minageroent
The AMERICAN UOhTOAOF. COMPANY, and the
MOR1UAUE hAVINUS IIA.SK, h.tre at resent
$300,000 TO Ltlt IFOsj ttnltTIMfilM,
At my offlee In Savings ll.nk IlulMIng, 45 First
Street, wlero J shall be glad ti, reeWvo applications
for mortgage loau. anj meet oil IrUnds.
WILLIAM REID.
F, O. Drawer No, 2a
SOUTHWEST NEWS.
LT HAS BEEN I KcTdHs IIY THE MANAOE
meut to announce foitlvtl) tha
THE MIKTimtftT Jsl.1
alii apiear Monday ntornlrg, Jar usry I 1S32
AATHA-v COLE, Jr, Manager
Grade Jersey Bull for Sale.
1HAVK A VKHVFI.NK OHAIK(One hil') JKK8KV
Hull, no ymt o'd wlitch 1 offer tor ! CH at
uijr IjU, thre fourth of 111U0 i 0 but Iritant
AjtIuiu, Salem. or iulJri (or particular.
UkXTtK MKLD8,
PORTLAND CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
804 ft 806 Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon.
ujgBr isJBaiH
Builders of Fine Carriages of Every Description.
Repairing In ail
Every Department nlled with first-class workmen, ami nothing but the best work allowed to leare the hotts
The Tortland Carriage manufactory Is the only Institution of Its kind In Portland.
Rugg-ies, Phactoes, Carriages, and every class of work turned nut to order ami satisfaction fruaranteed.
Portland Carriage Manufactory.
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.
WILLIAM BECK & SON
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Guns, Rifles, Revolvers and Fishing Tackle,
t' Jk.
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16.1 A 107 Neronil M.. lift. Morrison and lanihlll Portland, Oregon.
tar von Tin:
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORS,
Cur'lmtandTn)lurtrert, s'orflnnrl. Or.
PRICES, VERY REASONABLE.
FARM MACHINERY.
SBVSSBa1av,.lSjJist' m-7
TIIK J. I. t'AMK n.OMH.
We are the solo ajrnt lor Orton ami Washington Territory f the coltbratid J. I CASE PLOWS.
"TRIUMPH" SEtDtllS and DRILLS, tudiaker Faun and t I'll I.N O WAfHINB, J. I. Caso Traction Enirlne,
Portable Engines, Knulms on Skids, ai d Mai;le or doubh Saw .Mills Call and sea us or vrltefor CaUloiruss. '
hTAVER & WALKER, Front bt., foot of Salmon, Portland.
D. W. PRENTICE & CO.,
. THE LEADING
107 FIRST STREET,
PORTLAND, - - OREGON.
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TalosU. NithlrsrciaenbwlU
Portland Carriage Facto.ry.
Iletween Front and First Street, on Yamhill, Portland.
TH UFHTER I'Kr-l'AKKD HAN I.VKR liKFOIIK AMI OIFNH TIIK M'ltlNO SFASON OF He9t FULLT
.Lurfcvl'hl'IgltU lln'i'o? M'" fTOCU"Ue l tU KUt E,Ul "" bMt ''""" """" ' '" ".
Buggies, Carriages, Pheatons, Webfoot Dog Carts. Light
Speed Wagons, Light and Heavy Buck Boards,
Denier Wagons, bldei Spar aid V, bite (tapcl Wagons, H ring arid lljomughtraie mail waimn. tin. Ewvlh
Trucks, Drays and Delfvery Wagons, HoUl Wagons, etc . built of II e best r ii.rn n'sUrW 'urisS and b2
faelhtlesof any bop on the pacific Ccswat and guaranUe i very aril. e of our work, and i rl'oes itiiMMtbl
te beat by any dealer and ra.nefaeturesr. Writ, to m. fo. f,tMi g ,ou want, a" Si.rTw tl S? m
competitors and be couvlncd H. W. Ihl'K,, mx S3, rorlliliid, Oresoi.
- - .. 1 ,
X VpHJsrsj plrVfiMI
its branches.
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tntv iikst tm
The TIIII urn bKEIIKUS and DBILLH.
An EnaJUh Veterlnsuy Sanraon andCbssnaS.
VJT D0W(nMunrn(hla(li(inLnr.aav.th.f
SlH of til. noes, and Cattle rowden anLf
uatMssJ
!" sr. won Mass trash. lis ssjs thai tUysrtdaa's
hens lay IrkeStmtdan'sCorulltlotilWders. Ifc,itasp5;
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FURNITURE,
ItetliiliiK, CarpetH, rncr Haag-
in;,', stove, amj
Crockery and Glassware.
Steam Factory Water Street, betweeo afoetomaty
and Harrison.
Streets. Warthomo- lUt and 184 flret aad
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