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WILLAMETTE FARMEB: PORTLAND, OREGON, JUNE 1, 1883.
JommertiaL
MARKET REPORT.
HOME PKOBUCE MARKET.
The following represent wholesale rate,
from producers or first hands
WHEAT Valley $1.751.89 per cental.
Wall Walla, nominal
FLOUR " In jobbing Iota, extra choice,
J0.'J5 Country brands, $5.255.60.
OA VH. 7277o for euod feed uusli.
''NIONS. C6;. None In market.
POTATOES. C5to 7S per bu. and dull.
GRESN APPLES Utf ice winter varieties
scarce anil will b ln $2$2.G0; inferior and
specked, G075
dIDDLINU8. Jobbing, for feed, $30
t$ 151 Ion. 8horts,$25'27.G0 Chop, 3035
BRAN Jobbing at $21.30 $22.00 per
ton
BACON Sides, firm 14(3163; Hams,
oonntry tared, I6t0c Shoulders, ll$12a.
CHEESE.-Cal , 16tol8o V lb.
HONEY In oomb, 18a20c; strained, in S
gallons, 12a.
JRIED PRUIIS. Apples, sun dried quar
tered, 6J0oj sliced, 67o; machine dried,
firm, )2 1: I'ears, machine dried, BalOo; Plums,
an dried, 89, and machine dried, 10llc.
POOLTKV. Chickens, full grown, $4.60
fS.00.
HGGH Near by fresh laid; dull, at 25o.
BUTTER We quote, fresh roU,2022Jo,
last for very choice.
HOGS. Dressed, 8o9c.
BEEP. Gross weight fi and 6o tor ohoioe.
SHEEP.- Gross weight, 4c6o on foot.
VEAL. 6ito6o
Win Eastern Oregon, 16a20o; Wil
tomette Valley, 1820o; Umpqoa, none.
HIDES. Butchers' hides, dry, 16c;
'country oared, dry, 16c; cuts ) off, green
sUdss. salted, 8Joj country ditto, 8Joj
aflMrskins, dry, 30o V lb; d sheep pelta each
Ual.OOi dry elk, 20o per lh.
TALLOW Quotablo at 7c per lb.
HAY Choice timothy, baled; 930.00; from
-wagons, 928.00.
SEEDd Timothy, dull stle, but not Tory
much in the market; Red Clover is steadily
-advancing, having Increased 2o the last week
with prospect ol still going up. We quote
'to-day ; umoiny, irom to iuo, as to qumty;
Uea Top, Eastern, J7o per lb; Urcturd Urass,
Eastern, 21c; Perennial Rye Grasi, Eastern,
-Sic; Blue Grass, Eastern, 18c; Mesquit, Ore
,gon, 10c; Red Clover, 182Uo; White Clover,
as to quality, 40'M50c; Alaike Clover, as to
uality, 3540c; Fluid Peas, about 91.60 per
Dnsnei; radioes, tor seen, irom ouc(g,i.xo,
according tn variety; Flax, soiree, 12Jc;
-Onion Setts, according to quality, 1520o;
3ats, white Russian and other now kinds,
.1(31.60 per bushel.
fiMKKAt MESCHAHBIRK.
LARD In kegs, 16j; Oregon leaf, tins
19oj do in pails, lu17,o.
RICE. China, No. 1, 6o; China No. 2
SI 1 1 Sandwich Islands, IfeOJo.
TEAS. -Japan, 3640j Blaok, 4076o
Simo, (UUgSOo.
COFFEE CosU Rica 1214o; Java, 20
22o.
flUUAKM. crushed a liKBlZfoi Fine
-aTlasaaaashaul IVM1IVA I itatm simiia.... !. -t
lljct iiIihi. O, t0Jiloi aandwionuunds
No. 1, 9"i"oi D, li10c.
YBUP. Five gallons 70o
CANDLES 12(I00.
RAISINS. -California, $2.76 3.26a B
fcstt
SOAPS. Good, 76o91.76.
OILS. Ordinary brands of ocal, 30o; high
spades, Downe & Co., 37,o; Boiled Linseed,
SO, ditto Raw, 77o; 'Jmuu oil, GJoj Turpen.
Hue, 70o; Par Lard, 1 30; Castor, 91.26(g
1.40.
SALT. Stock, bay, 910 ton; Carmen
Illand, 912; Coarse Livorpool,916; Fine qual-
aw. SlfljaWIt A.litsi..' d.iM AlHn Ain
gees into the pockets of manufacturers.
Wo shall publish this circular next week.
As the season advances the aspect of
the world's breadstuff's markets docs not
improc. Probabilities favor tho expecta
tion of a fair yield in Europe and Amer
ica. But so far that is all surmise. In a
short time crop prospects will bo in shape
to bo fairly understood.
A Slight Cold, if negltcted, often at
tick the lun: Brown's Bronchial Tro
ches give sure and almost immediate relief.
Sold only in doxet, Price 26 cents.
Markets by Telegraph.
dOLD AMD STORK COMPANY'S REPORTS
Londov, May 30.
QUOTATIONS OOOO CARGOES AMFRICAN WHEAT.
Red winter, per 480 tb off roait. 45s
6d46; prompt shipment. 4 Si. Cd48s.
Red winter No. 2 per 480 lbs off coast, 46s
6d; prompt shipment, 46i.
uailioruia average cargoes per ouu ids, on
coast, 46s 61; just shipped, 45a; nearly doe,
45s.
California standard No. 1 per 600 Its, just
shipped or promptly to be shipped, 47s;
nesrly due, 47s 6d. '
California standard No. 2, per 6301bs, just
shipped or promptly to be shipped, 46s 6d;
nearly clue, 47s.
Quotations understood to be midway be
tween iron and wooden ships.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
Liverpool, May 30.
Spot market Quiet.
No. 2 Red American spring, per ctl 8s 2d.
Quantities on passage to continent Wheat,
440,000 qrs.
California No. 1 standard, per otl 9s 3d.
Fair average Red winter, per ctl Os.
Impure Lager-Beware of BrUht's Disease.
Those who indulge in lager beer cannot be
too careful with reference to its quality.
Lager is a frightfully prolific source of that
malady, Wrights Disease 01 the Kidneys.
F.irtunately, lager drinkers now have their
antidote. It has been incontestibly proved
that Bright' Disease, and all diaeases of the
kidneys, bladder, liver and urinary organs are
curable by the uso of that infallible kidney
and liver medicine, Hunt's Remedy.
New York Wool Market.
Wo take the following from the N. Y. U.S.
Economist of May 11th :
The days have lengthened, but the prices of
woul have not strengtneoeu with them, lne
sun has waxed warmer, but it has not served
1 1 nerve the market Rtther it is about to
uaue the shearing of many million sheep,and
within a month three hundred million pounds
of wool will be seeking a market from grow
ers' hands. We learn that already over 20,000
bans of new wool have been received in San
Franoisco, and all have gone into storage as
no demand will pay the price asked. The
buyers who for years went forth for the
golden flteces there have been brought to re
alize that three-quarters of these fleeces are
dirr, grease and burs, and what gold there
miht be in them runs down the mill stream
in shrinkage
OalUonla, Crops and MarktU
r..mi the San Fransisao Commercial Herald
An lateraal Rwtmm OSeer Bared.
Providence, Aug. 21, 1882.
Hditor of Botlon Herald:
Dear Sir During my term of service in
the Internal Revenue Department of the
United States, at the time my office was in
this city, I was afflicted with a severe attack
of Kidney Disease, and at time auflerei in
tenselv. I received the medical advice of
some of our best physicians for a long time,
without beine benefited bv thdr prescrip
tions. Being discouraged by the failure of
the doctors to help me, and being urged to use
Hunt's Remedy by a friend who had tested its
merits, although reluctant to try a patent
medicine, I was family induced to try the
Remedy, and procured two bottles 01 it, ana
commenced taking it faithfully according to
the directions
Before I had taken it three days the excru
ciating pains in my back had disappeared,
and before I hid used two bottles I was en
tirely cured. Whenever, from over exertion
or a violent old, the pains in my kidneys re
turn, a few doses of Hunt's Remedy quickly
effects a cure.
Before closing I beg to mention the re
markable cure ol a friend of mine in New
York City, to whom I recommended this val
uable medicine. He was suffering severely
from an attack which was pronounced by his
physician a decided case of Bright' Disease
of the Kidneys. I obtained lo bottles of
Hunt's Remedy for him. and he commenced
taking it, and began to improve at once, and
wai sneedilv restored to health, and he attri
butes the saving of his life, under the bleat
ing of a merciful Providence, to Hunt's
Remedy.
Another friend of mine in New York, to
whom I recommended Hunt's Remedy, was
suffering severely from kidney disease, and
was entirely cured ot it after using this won
derful medicine only a short period.
Feelinp deeply grateful for the great bene
fits experienced by myslf and my friends
from the use of Hunt's Remedy, I feel it to
be my duty, as well as a great privilege, to
furnish you this voluntary and unsolicited
statement nf facts for the information of your
large number of readers, many of whom are
undoubtedly suffering from this widely
spreading scourge, and I believe that it is the
best medicine now known, and that it will
cure all cases of kidney diseases that can be
cured.
I shall be pleased to conf-r with any one
who may deiire an interview regarding the
statements herein contained.
Truly yours,
Richmond Hensiiaw,
tf 99 Messer street.
TUTTS
PILLS
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Fain in
the Head, with dull sensation in the
back part. Fain under the Shoulder
blade, fullness after eating, with a disin
clination to exertion of body or mind,
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with
a feeling of having neglected some duty,
Weariness, Dizzluca, Fluttering; at the
Heart, Dots before the eyes. Yellow Skin,
Headache generally over the right eye,
Bestlessness, with fitful dreams, highly
colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION.
TWIT'S PILLS are e-ipeciallj adapted to
inch cases, oii dose effects such a change
of feeling as to nstonlsh the sufferer.
They Increase the Appetite. nd cause ths
bodr to Take on Flesh, thus the system Is
nourished, and by their Tonle Artlon on ths
DUreetlve Orstni, Bejrsilnr Stools are pro
duced. Price 25 cents. Murray BU W. T.
TU ITS HAIR DYE.
GaiYHAiaomWrnsicEBs chanted toaOLomr
Black bj a slncle application of tnla Dri, It Im
parts a natural color, acta Instantaneously. Soli
by Uruf slsu, or sent by express on receipt of si.
OmCX, IS MCBBAT T XEW IOBE.
(Dr. llll'S USUI, af ValMkb UfwuUaa ul
CmM Bnfti will a aalbs rail m uiuJ
Northwestern Mfg Ss Car C
Successors To
1"I.
MASON CHIEF.
BY MAMBBINO PATCH EN.
HIGH BBED TBOTTISJU
STALLION,
Foaled in 1877 : Bred by Here h
Young, ixinircon, nentuciy.
MASON OH Ike comes ot tha beat trottlni stock
known and fnllv ImtUlaa his Dediarte by bia appear
ance. He was imported irom Kentucky In October
1882. WILl BTAn B at my place, one mile south of
Aumsrille, Irom March 1st to April lat. After April
lat will be at Aumaville Monday's, Tuesday's and Wed-
nceday'e. At Salem Thursday's, Frldae and Satur
day's until July 1st.
TERMS-25 Mr season; $35 to Insurance
XVOjod pasturage for xnarea from a diaunce.
G. W. PECK, Prop.
mchlm3
SEYMOUR. SABIN & CO.,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHERli
Ilorsc rowers and Steam Engines.
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LSO DEALERS IN A COMPLETE
L which will be found the
LIME OF LATEST IMPROVED FARM MACHINIST, AMOXt
IMPERIAL EGG
A.
FOOD.
4mJ
f, 15'20 Ashton's dairy, ditto, $30
COMWRCML.
liiKiuiiAY, May 31, 1683.
Tho wontlicr for n week past lias been
dry mid wnrin. Tho lient has not been
Kcossive, but is wurnicr Hum nocessitry
to bring forwiml gmin,nnd warm enough
to do injvry if it continues mid thero is no
rain. Tho oflect on fall sown grain would
ot bo injurious, but ull our grain is spring
owing west of the Cascades, and on low
liuls much land has only lately been
own. Tho oti'ect on March sowing if wo
ive no rain soon, will bo to cause it to
(Jmiu! out low and early, while grain sown
later nuiy Minor severely if there is not
.tain to bring it on. It will bo roniurkablo
it thero isaiot ininiignin mioii. With usual
rains through June, crops and gardens
will do Mull.
Tho fruit crop may bo considered a
.Jailuro., Thero noer boforo was to short
a fruit yield in Western Oregon. Il is
, probable that there will bo abundanoo to
. satisfy homo demands, but thorn will bo
littlo fruit to dry. Persons who were in
tending to organize, to commence canning
fruit lmo gien it up for this season, wo
are informed. Tho loss of fruit hoems
general, mid extends to apples and iioars.
Cherries do well in certain localities, as do
artuin kinds of plums and prune.
Tho wool market is quiet and no prico
wt,but wiKil growers should not Baoritlco
their wool clip on that account Thero
lll bo it fair piico oli'onxl for Oregon
yool, in duo time. Wo heard tho ma-t
unerivueed moreliant in Oregon predict
thnt gol wools would bring 23 cents.
Thoso who hao good Hetxes should hold
hold on and not sacrillco becauso of a dull
aiarket,
Wo nre in nx.vipt of a circular to tho
tool growors of tho United Btatee. from
.UlO Ohio Wool O rowers Association, urg
-iug tho ouo million (lock masters of tho
Onital States to orguulzo n Kntiomd Asso
ciation for tho pur)ONO of sustnlning their
, rights agaiiift muuufacturers. It, tvU
forth thnt while tho wool duty is greatly
reduced, tho manufacturer has still in his
, favor a high duty on woolens. TlicrcJore,
it asserts, thonxxnt reduction in duty on
ools does not bcnclit the public, but all
of May 24th, we learn
Tonnage is stesdily accumulating with a
very quiet spot market, and 3 is asked to
U.K. Ihe disengaged fleet in port approxi
mates 57,000' loni against 'JO 000 tons one
year ago. The fleet to ariive within fire r
six months 232,000 tons register; saoie time
1382, 263,600.
Wheat Crop prospects continue good
throughout the State, weather all that could
tie desired. Anxiety is now felt for scarcity
of laboiers to do the harvesting. White Ac
Ldsak say there is 3,600,000 acres and that
ho crop of 1883 will be 60,050,000 Imshels.
The preponderance of opinion is m favor of a
large win at crop in Calilornit this year. The
Sot mirket is very quiet. Millers pay for
selections $1 S091.82i. Shipping grades are
nomiual at l,75(s?l.77J for No. 2.
Wool I'ocr grades are neglected. North,
ern 1720o for burry and 2324o for free;
San Joaquin, 14(S)18c: Calaveras and middle
a untiu 2023o tf lb.
Oitb We quote the spot market at S2.20
$2.0 t' ctl tor extra c.ioice. No. 1 $2a2.15
iso. , 9i. Hoai.ua.
Hides Heavy salted steers, Oallo f Ibj
light salted hides, cows an I steers, 30a45 lbs,
8ia9i3 medium do, 45a55 lbs, OalOoj salted
kips. lOJallo: salted calf, iiood demand for
plump skins, UalSo) hair goit, aouud aklns,
iW(i7Uo; medium, 50(ft6Co; small skins and kid,
6a25o each; deer skins, good summer skins,
40o; medium, lone hair, 3Ua34o; poor in
fonor skins, 20c; sheep skins, sheariues, 25a
30oi short woo , 30aGOoj medium wool, GOca
00; long wool, $11.40; dry hides, usual seleo
tion, 1U1.i171cj dry kip, 17c; tin, calf, 17a22c.
Savan Cukkk, N. Y Fob. 0, 1880.
Gknth I have beeuv.ry low, ami have
tried ever) thiug, to no advantage, I heard
heard your Hop Hitters recommended by so
mauy, I concludd to give them a trial. I
lut, and now m arouuit, and constantly im
proving, and am nearly as stronir ss ever,
W. H. WKLUtB.
A Hmtt Bank and Business railuro at Chs-
usy, w. r.
Walla Walla, W. T., May 29. The city
of Cheney, Spokane county, was thrown into
a state ot feverish excitemaut on Saturday
by the announcement that the bank of John
O. Davenport, of the firm of Davenport,
Thompson & Co., had suspended. The Ann
was engaged in multifarious euterprises,
among which were banking, a general real
estate busiuess, milling, etc, and their finan
cial ihipwrick is attributed by some to them
navinu too mauy irons lu tbe are. it appears
that Oivenport, accompanied by a porti n of
las family, left town on Friday, journeying'
northward. His abet noe save ruo to the sus
picion that all waa nut well, and upon the
safe being opened by the caahier on Satnrday
uioruing it waa found to be ai empty as a
roofless Tbarn. The presumption is that Daveu
port absconded with from (40,000 to 960,000,
aa the deposit for a few days preceding kit
departure aggregated over 123.000. Daven
port had the tntlre coutideno ot the commu
nity, ai d the Iota of so much money will
doubtless cloud businet in Cheney for some
time to come. By some it is alleged that the
causa of Davenport's trouble oan alt be traoed
to gambling and whisky. Thorn who trusted
aim to their coat are liudin their deuunoia
"Bough on Kals."
Clears out rats. mio-. roaches, flies, ants, bed-bun
skunk, chipmunks, gophers lie. Druggists
HOPKINS' ACADEMY.
OAKLAND, I I CAL.
Rev. H. E. Jewett, Prnicipal.
Next term begins Tuesday, August 7. 1&3 Appli
cation for rooms should be nude earljr. Send for
Catalogue. ?unlm2
Commission Merchants.
Tbe following Is a list or the Caanmlsslon
Merchant arihls Cllr. which we publish far
the benefit eTonr reader. They are perfect.
Ir reliable, and any basinets entrusted to
ih.i -. win reeelrc protunt attcnllc.nl
GEORGE HEIIBEN.
J. J. HAS8ELL.
HERREN & HASSELL,
(SUCCESSORS TO)
HEKKEN BK08. and HERKEN A FAtUtAR.
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
r BAIN, WOOL, and FLOUlt BACSS, Fleece
i and Hewinar iviuca. coir
Consignments eollclted. Liberal cash
on conaignments. P. O. Box No. 663,
. E. Corner North Front and B. Streets,
marltt PORTLAND, OREGON,
(Tads lieu.
HILLLEK BROS. Agents
IOR OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
We have been anoolnted freneral aa-enta for Or
egon and Washington for the sale of Imp rial Egg
1-ood, the best preparation for the poultr) yard known.
Bend for Catalogues, free upo-i application.
Janl9m MILLER BROS.
F
nfcg SvaV 3Caai I
J.H.HALSTED'S
self regulating
INCHBATOB.
From 120 up.
Serd for descrip
tive price-llat.etc
Tho rou gh bred
poultrj and eggs,
1011 Broadway.
Oakland, Cal.
ae
correspondeace and
advances made
J.C.TODD. J. r.BIVEN.
TODD & BIVEN,
No. 10 North Front Mreet, FortUhd.
Wholesale Grocers,
Commission Merchants,
And Dealers In
FRUITS, Wool, Grain, and all kinds of Produce,
Agents for Nabob Whiskey, Dry Monopols Cham
pagne and KHkn's Vineyard, Fresuo, Cal. Idey
fSsssal'K.7.'i5xs'
The Pacific
INCUBATOR!
OT Manuracturedla 4
Sizes. Any special 8lse
Manuraetured to Order,
For particulars send stamp for
Illustrated circular to
KO B. BAVLEY,
Importer and breeder of
Choice Poultry,
San Francisco. - Cal.
Box 1771 (myIl-3
RANDOLPH HEADER. ST. PAUL HARVESTER with
Appleby's Twine Binder.
Morrison Plow, Morrison Gang Flaw.
Feed Mills, Barb Wire, . Hacks t Carriage.
We cordially invite all wanting anything In our line to call and see u or send for our Catalogue sad Price-list
H. C. AKERS, Manager.
Peerless Beaper and Mower,
Plows, Wa2ona,CultlTators,
nuyltf
2(0 and 262 First street, Portland, Oregon.
CALIFORNIA SPRING TOOTH HAR
ROW, CULTIVATOR & SEEDER.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BV
BATCHELOR & WYLIE.
POSITION OF TtXTU AND IXIEB WHILE AT TTOBK.
Are acknowledged by all to be the most Profitable im
piements maae.
Because they are a Perfect Harrow, Seeder and Cultivator all combined In one. and under the most comnUsa H
control of the onerator. . R mod? n&tetita ara all auatalned bv tha U R. fiAtirta tut utumn ba f ht mm
customers need have no fears of prowcutfon for using an lnfrlngment, but beware of Infringing Imitations that
ae still In litigation. ta,Our Implements are sen' to responsible parties on trial and if not satisfactory oan he
returned. GOOD AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN Send for our New Price-List.
JOHN SAMOSTER As CO., General Forwarding Agent, Portland, Or,
BATCHBLOB A WYLIE, 37 Market Street, San Francisco. mayltt
THE VICTOR MOWER
6 ABBISON'S SEWING MACHINE ST0BE
p JOBW B, OSIBISOX, ffl
SIBSON, CHURCH & CO.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS,
Northeast Corner or Ash and Front Streets,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
ausl.il
PURCHASING AGENCY.
Mrs W. U. HENBV, Manacer.
THE LA HIES OF THE SAN FRANCISCO PUR
chasing Uura u solicit orders (large or small) to
purchase coods of erery deacriotlon. SdccUI oualia.
cations for aelectlng
MUSICAL INSTKUUENTS,
FURNITURE, JEWELRY, ETC.,
DRESSMAKING; & INFANTS CLOTHING,
A specialty. Reliable and eipeilenced ladles under
whose management the San Franitsco INirchaaing
liureau has itroanvred during two veara will nroiunt'v
nply to letters of Inquiry aa to styles, prices, eta,
upon receipt ot slanip. camples furnla ed. Send lor
circular. Adiresa: nau rraarlse Purehaalaa
ssssrcaiu sai s-ussBirees, auua tTaueaacs), SHI.
o.i(an-A u. tuncrois a tw., u uonuor, stoi'
fat a Co , N. P. Cole A Co., a I of San Francisco.
maylSrl
All the Eadlna aCehlaea. Otla,
Needles, AttaehaaeaU suid saeaa
la Parts fur Stale.
General Agent lor ths
Household and White
SEWING MACHINES.
owing BfnehUes Repaired and
Warranted.
Qeneral Agent (or the
TURKISH RUG PATTERNS.
Oeneral Agent (or the
T7alTeral Fiaahlna Co e Perfect
Flttlua Putteraa.
WSend for Catalogue -VH
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9 PRIIPBIETOB. 3
GARRISON'S SEWING MACHINE STOKE
AUG. v SCIIlLLINa-CONSTATT. C. F. TERNE.
Schilling & Tcriiey,
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
OMci Boomi5 tVallonal Bunk B'd'g.
sVORTLAND, OREGON.
GENEIUL ENGINEEKINO, PLANS, SPECIFIC A
tion and est'ra&tei nuul for Highway atid Kail
road B Idget. WhtrvM. fitri, Roots, Huildiiifft for
Manufacturing1 purposes, etc. Attention also given to
lmDiovenienU of lands, parks, (landscape architecture)
trrigatlon. etc Consuuiilon of works suMrintended.
may id
I
sV'SlHMHHVlBspflaATvssm It Jf
RUSSELL ttCO.'S
thuis. Aiuoiig Daveuujrt's eiotiuis are many
who oan ill aflWd tbe loas.
, "A (air outside i, but a poor substitute
for toward worth." Good health tnwaitllv.
of the Ut arete, liver and kMueys, is sur to
secure a fair t'Uide. ths ylosr of hlt t oa
tbe cheek and vigor W the (ran. For this,
um Kidney. Wort Mai Bftthitw aU,
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
la tha Warlsl. Get saxa laaalaa
Every packace has ear traslcsMrk aJisl Is
rstesi rrasers. ! Bveriwhere. auaoy
PatNov ll.Ti. S
aaasev...1.f
2V&
milt8C BELTS CURE DISEASES THAT MEDI
das ascrsTatet and Biases stores It Ills tee
blood with Kieclridir. IU power etrtngtasas the aa
tlnboilT. llundr us ot ths leadlnr phyalilsas are
uilat and rseoaiaeodlat thsa Beltt, li rou bars
troublteorallngejh) not use Uis f.esaeaats, get tat
and e)ojr Ule t
A MKW TWMB. ISSTAXT IV TTT
ran,
11 traatilss with dlarass, aad erereoatea Heft
oriulaa elselrleitt Into the wsaaeiMj Us tore i
thus Mtoriac health and jigor. FRM ADVrCaS.
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P0ITAILE SAW MILLS,
FARM " SAW MILL EH9IHES,
THRESHINI MACHINES, ETC.
Clrealats aasl Prlce-Liela Seat Free.
RU8t3Z. CO..PortlMd. Op.
ED. HUUUhS Msnager 1. rSm
ML WI1HVCOMBE. Y. 8.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
PorUsustl, Oreerasu
Writes rttscrlptioaa of Dissasssot all classes el stock
rlos,n lor each preoerlpUoa rrittso. State sjrsap
sasassad steal salssslsssaeatsa passllils.
Me-ft P. Bason's Btacahesrk suhl, M Bwoaa
M.,tM. MatksadOak.
KeaMeBeo On. Thlrtseath aad Tajrlor Ma.
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PACIHO COAST MANUPA0TURB.
AMrei1?.nTuH5 LIER85 TO " WK 8UBU,T THB ""O" w
Judson Manultur.ng Companv. San Francrsco: Fnn""' ""I' N,,",b"' 1M,
bat. tested It thoroughly after usln "othe, k"?? kno'he'reo! w. . "'" " " " "' " "
Your' OHAS. GARDNER c. SON.
. j YaaoocTia, W. T., Auguat 40th. 188
Judson Manufacturing Company, San Francisco; ' '
One ol the Victor Mowers sld by us cut 170 acres and never stopped a minute for repairs.
ORIPLEY 4 WHITNBY.
Send for Circulars and Price-List to
JUDSON MANUFACTURING
Foot of Yamhill St., South Side, Portland, Or.
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Portland Carriage Factory.
Between Front and First Stmt, m Yamhill, Portland.
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manuractur
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the worst,
BETTER PREPARED TIIAN EVER BEFORE AND OPrKR Tnsi iraim ...
equipped with the bes. skilled labor nronliTttfc. ES! Tr.? 8'"' 8EABOK OF
ftuTerytWngtothun7ol TOU" " Et and tU beet tnaterUd found In
Buggies, Carriages, Pheatons, Webfoot Dog Carts, Iiriit
rte w Spad Wagons' 1Wt Hy (&wS2 y
Dexter Wsmui RLta fin.wl an.n. . . . '' Maaiaaaas, J
Drays and DellVTry yrLBotiiWSSrit!SiiVS .V,0J;Lb,,e "0t sBSSssr Sask
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Dexter Wagon. Side Spar and White Chi
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facilities
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