WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON. JUNE 29 1888.
STATU ft TERRITORIAL NEWS
The Yaquina railroad has a forced 163
men at work.
The proposed no len mills at Allany are
onsidered as as-ured.
The body of Willis Knigton was found on
the 14th ii.st In the Calapooia rlrer.
The alanghter house of A. Emerick, near
Corvallis, was recently destroyed by hre.
Loss, $300.
The Albany Democrat hopes the Linn
eouuty silver mines will turn out to be rich,
but seems to question their wealth.
Geo. W. Waterhouse has secured the con
tract for changing and making extensive addi
tions to the flouring mills of J. H. Foster &
Co., at Albany.
Independent : The fruit crop will be light
in Washington county. Mr. J. D. Rowell
informs uu that it will boa failure in the
Scholl's ferry neighborhood. Some orchards
were considerably injured by the freze, ami
the cold rains of April blighted most of the
plums, prunes aud cherries. From all re
ports the fruit crop throughout the State will
be light.
Corvallis Qavttex The engineering corra
for the extension of the West Side railroad
to Junction arrived at Corvallis on Tuesday
evening reidy for immediate work, consisting
of the following named gentlemen : Alex.
E. Abend, J. D Moore, F. iL Wesjerm in,
Lee Clifton, Ed. Barker, Chas. Wilrle, J W.
Qoodiugs. It is unders ood that the work
will be continued forward until the road is
completed to Junction.
A German named Chas. Klinkland died
iudd nlv at the ra'.ch of W. B. McContell,
near Echo, the 11th inst.
Heavy thunder storms, with rain, havu
lately prevailed iu Giant county, doing con
siderable daman.
S2 Walla Walla will observe the natal day
with appropriate services.
The Oregon Improvement Co.'s flume near
Dayton, W. T., was completed on the 16th
inst.
The prospect for fruit, hay, vegetables,
hops and grain is fiue in all parts of the Sound
country.
JJSays the Ce iterville Examiner: The sur
veyors on the Pendleton and Walla Walla
branch of the 0. R. &. N. Co., arrived in Cen
terville the fir t of last week. They are no
locating and cros-sectioiing the road for the
graders, who will comnvnee woik immedia
tely. It is said by persons who have reason
to know, that the read will be completed iu
six weeks as far as Centerville.
Weston Lender : There is no part of Uma
tilla county in which rapid progress in settle
ment is more noticeable than in the Cold
Spring country. The changes that have taken
place in a few years are really surprising.
The fertility and productiveness of the soil
having b en proven bejond a peradventure
its extensive cultivation was immediately en
tered up in. To day it boasts af some of the
finest farms in the county. The commodiou
dwellings, good fences, nd the g.neral air ot
prosperity prove that the husbandman has
been rnward-d for bis t il. Glorious fields of
wheat wave on e cry hill; from its pleasant
valleys goes up the hum of industry and con
tent, while ev. ry day the settler is pushing
nearer the sand banks of the Columbia. The
day is not far distant when every arable acre
will be claimed and put in cultivation.
Thirty eight horses have entered for the
July races at Seittle.
Whatcom Rtveilte : An organization is be
ing effected in Whato-m to fi out an expenit
ion to the lich gold districts of the Nooksack,
for the purpose of exploring the bights of Mt.
Baker. Gold has been found in large quanti
ties on the Nooks ick, within thirty rive miles
of this city, and it is with a view to develop
ing the mines that the expedition i beinc
fitted out A prospector who recently ven
tured to the snow line on Mt. Baker was re
warded by finding several fine nuggets. That
there is gold in paying quantities on the head
of Nooksack is no longer questioned. The
precitns metal simply awaits development,
and Whatcom is about to furnish experienced
California miners to carry forward the enter
prise. Alex Hardy, of Lone Rick, lost $450 by
burglars.
The O. R. & N. Co. will rebuild at Bla-
lock on a larger scale. The round house tn
be erected will be twice the size of the one
burned down.
The tug Columbia rescued three fishermen
last Thursday fifreen miles off shore. They
had drifted out in boats.
Miss Ella Fetter, aged 16 years, of Coos
county, has been adjudged insane.
A boy named Robert Brown was drowned,
the 20th inst.. in Elk creek, near Elkton,
while playing among saw logs.
Matt Sundwood died suddenly in bed last
Tuesday morning, ai aiarsnneiu,vwscouniy.
He was a native of Finland.
Colfax will soon have a steam fire engine.
Spokand Indians have left for the Camas
fields.
The house of Andrew Bringold, at Spo
kane Falls, was entered by burglars and $147
taken.
The military te'egraph lines are soon to be
closed for want of funds to pay operating ex
penses. A telegraph line is proposed between
Cheney, Medical Lake and the Big Bend
country. The line will be seventy-five
miles long.
The attorneys of Owenby, who is on trial
at Dayton for the murder of Cummins, have
withdrawn from the case, and it is stated
that Owenby has nude a confession.
Charles Matthews, who was accidentally
shot and killed on Lipn Island, came from
Missouri about two weeks before his death,
and leaves a wife and two children.
Citiaens of Pataha City have formed a
stock company with a capital of $25,000 for
the purpose of building a hotel and opening a
Seneral merchandising store. Six thousand
ollars of the capital stock was subscribed st
the first meeting held by the citirens.
P. B. Johnson, of the Walla Walla, W. T.,
Union, s: Since returning home I have
interviewed farmers, millers and grain dea'ers
from various part of Walla Walla, Umatilla
and Columbia counties, and some from Gar
field. All unite in saying the fall wheat
will yield a fiist-class crop of fine grain, with
out rain ; in fact, roost fear that rain w uld
damage the crop. Spring wheat, of which
there is only, a small area, will yield a fur
return for the labor. Barley is in fine con
dition, , -i
The sum of $500 has been ubcilbed to
'purchase new fnstrumsnti for the Oc:oa cor
net band, of Union, Or.
Banish ill health, nervouimss. and vexa
tion, fretfulne'S, etc., by Browns Iron H.t-ten.
Army Officer's Testimony.
Captain Joseph L. Hayden, residing at No.
924 Fourth street, Soutli Boston, Mas., for
merly Cap sin in the nrmy, i.ow wi h 'he
Walworth Manufacturing Compsnv, Soutli
Boston, writes April 28, 18S3 : "While liv
ing in Cambridt eport my wife was afficted
with terrible pains In her back and sides, ac
comcanieJ with creat wia!.nes and loss of
appetite. She tried many so called remedies
without avail, growing rapidly worse, wnen
her attention as o tiled to Hunt's Rem dy.
She purchased ah tile from Lowell's drug
store, in Cambridg' prt, and a'ter taking the
first dose she began to teel easier; 'ho could
sleep well, and after continuing its ue a
short time the severe paius in her back and
side or tirely disappeared, and she is a well
wrmin. Jianv "ur relatives at a menus
have used Hunt's Remedy with the met
gratifying remit'. I have recommended it
many time", and as many times heard the
same story. Hunt's Remedy is all t'.at is
claimed tor It. and a real blessing to an
i dieted with kidney or lher trouble."
NEW EVERY MEEK.
Oregon Kidney Tea.
From the multitude of certificates received
from well known citizens who have been ben
efitted by the use of this remedy, th proprie
tors, Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co , have con
tracted to publish two new ones each week
for the year ending April 1, 1833, that all our
readers may see the great benefits it has con
ferred on the afflicted.
Hakrisburo. Oregon, D c. 31, 1879
I have used the Oreiron Kidnev Tea
for pains in the back, a d I am pjtisrjrd with
its effects, and do not (imitate to recommend
it as a mild and safe remtdy. Z. T. Scott.
Harribdro, Oregon, Dec. 31, 18,'9.
The Oreiron Kidney Tea has done my
wife as much if tut more good than any ot
the many rem dies she has used for p .ins in
the back, and I believe it to be a g od rem
edy for the diseases which it is recommended
for. A. M. Cox.
Died.
At the family rrs dence two miles west of
this city, in Polk county, at an eirly hour
Sunday morning, June 10th, Mrs. H. (J. Sterl
ing. The deceased aruved at her late resi
dence twenty three years sine, and I as been
an invalid for the past tweuty-tAO years.
Her lone and very often painful sickuess was
borno with Christian fortitude and patience.
Salem Statesman.
Rkddino's Russia Salve has proved its
efticiency by a test of 75 years' coi stant use.
Try it.
The new Methodist church at Elm, W. T.,
will co-t $1,300.
Proof Everywhere.
If any invalid or sick person has the least
doubt of the power and efficacy of Hop Bit
ters to cun them, tney can nnu cases exactly
like their own, in their own neighborhood,
with proof positive that they on be easih
aud permanenjly cured at a tr.fliug cost ir
ask your druggist it physician.
Greenwich, Feb. 11, 1880
Hop Bitters Co. Sirs -I was given un by
the doctors t'i die uf scrofula lonsumptiou.
Two bottles of your Hitters cured mo.
Leroy Brewer.
St Helenas Hall.
A Boarding ana Day School
for Girls.
THE FIFTEENTH YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER
5th with a corps of fourteen teachers. Iho
ough Instruction In E.gllsh, Ancient ana Modern
tanruaces. Vocal and Imttumcutal Mu'lc. Drawing,
Painting and Calisthenics. The pupils have daily walks
In c mi any with a Itacner. tor lurcn r intorraauon
Address BISHOP MOKU1S, Hector; or MISS MARY
B. KOIINEY, Principal, Portland, ureaon.
ljnl)6m
Administrators Notice.
ALL PERSONS ARE HERLBY NOTIFIFD THAT
the Connty Court of Multnomah County, State
of Oregon, has appointed the undersigned administra
tor of the estate of Aaron B Yarnell, deceased, late of
said count) and State. All persons hiving claims
against said deceased must present the same properly
verified within six months from dtte of this notice to
the undersigned at the Grango Storo In Powells Vall.j,
Multnomah county, Oregon. And all persons Indebt
ed to said estate are requesieu to peine same uuiueui
ately. . T. K. WILLIAMS, Administrator.
Portland, Or, Juna 12th, 18Si. Ju Cl5t4
Corbelt's Fire Proof Livery
Hack & Feed Stable.
Comer 2d and Taj lor Streets, Portland, Oregon,
L. B. MAGOON. Prop.
,TE
s.ELEIWIONK NO 10. ...Hacks
N s. 21. 22. 23. 24, 25. 2o. 4 z7.
-Orders for Hicks and Bjcgnitou .irons
m promptly attended today ornight.
THE BARLOW ROAD.
THE COMPANY OWNING THIS POPULAR
thoroughfare leading into Easteri. Oreg n from
lh Willamette Valln. take otrssure In announcing
tint Its road is In first eh ss condition. A great amount
of work has b en don this mason In replacing bridges
sweptout bylast winters noous, ana in repairing mio
adding new improvements tn the roid bed. AL hills
... tiAiv mrniAiintpil hv lone: easv trades and we can
safely guarantee that a good tem can asoier the
roausattli wun a vn oi ircignt. j hiiiuihih. iv
f mt noon Is not the least attraction of 'his road.
Distance from ' ortland to II ir low's Gate, 78 miles. To
ML Hood, 68 miles. Good upplv stations kept at the
Toll Gate and summit rraine tourearanaue
V. . TleCOWAN, President.
H.E.CROSS, Secretarj. Jun.5mJ
TUTTS
PILLS
8YMPTOM8 OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Fain la
the Head, with a dull sensation In the
back pari. Fain under the Bnoulder
blade, fullness after eating, with a disin
clination to exertion of body or mind,
Irritability or temper. Low spirits, with
a feeling of having n- elected some duty,
Weariness, Dizziness Fluttering at the
Heart, Dot before the eyes. Tallow Bkln,
Headache generally over the right ere,
Bettleasnesa, with fitful dreams, highly
colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION.
'llH'T'is FILLS are especially adapted to
anch cases, one ilose effects such is change
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They lamww Us Apsx-Ulr, and cause the
body to Take, atss flee, thus tue system Is
tnssspWi ana oy meir mmmiw rwm cm um
rsMlv Siii.i, Bcsralar (MstaU are pro
d. Price .3 cents, fa Hsirrmy at N. T.
duced.
TU ITS HAIR DYE.
Osur Haib ok Wntsa-nui chanced to a tJuxsT
Black by aslnglespplicaUonof ibis Use 1 1 Im
parts a natural color, acts Instantaneously. Fol4
by Ururgtsui or sent by espreas on receipt cr iu
orrire. u wirbat t new vork.
I pr. irrrs SUCL T,lu. I..-rmU .m
Ktitfal awMifw .UN mum . .pp
AM PULVERIZING HARROW,
CLOD CRITSHKH AM LKYKLKIt.
xs&aaa&mmssgffl2Bm!&
Weighs much less Hum any other Pulverizing Warriro; Sells at
about one-third less, ami
of
The ACME has been ml.lected to the most thtr ujh pmtlusl tcts In all to Ions nf the com.tr), snd has tt
tain d a wide stn ad p iiuUtltt It has 'ten pot en 10 t.c adapted lo i. p at i rMj ,t sells., i ml U Iheb st
Implement of Its cla sjit pioiuml. at3"Mlliterii.lnat Wild Oil.Utltr ll an ani olhn .nipUnunt made.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue
J. I. ASB T1I26EKHISU 3IAIIIiE i'OSIPAJVYS EAUIA'EH,
TIIHFSllKlsS. IIEiltLRS AX1) SAW 1IIIil.
Studebaker Farm and Spring
AND
J. I. oe Plow Comnanj 's Sulky and Walking Plows, Cultiva
tors and narrows.
IKKMtr.lt SlFltKlttl, IIK1LLK AMI 81IKV HIT UAkK.
STA.V13 3E& Sc
SOS to '414 Front .St., foot of Salmon Portland, Oregon.
Gen'l Agents Oregon, Washington & Northern Idaho.
KNAPP, BURRELL & GO.,
OFtER FOR THE
HARVEST OF 1SS3
.. THE F.lLLOWINfl TAUM MACllINERV ASD ,
IBlILTlALIimiM
McCorntlrks llartcslliiB Mnclilne A Tlne
lllmler. e.peu li improej anu ine inosi sue
ce.bful TW1MK BINUr K 111 tho market.
The Ilnrlalleil ISuiTiln l'lf Tliifher, the
onl cjinplete llirtblier iinicn execus aw omtrs,
.MrrnrmlckH linproied i'utublned ItoMcnt
Itiiiper,
The Mlilpple CnltMntnr, with Sp IngTe.th,
Champion t'omnion Uenprr. flicand slv foot cut,
I'orlable and Sint lonary Ki glues,
t'liHiuplon oiiililnel muner.1 Itenprr,
Tbe.ev lUnntploii Slower, f ontiut,
RufTnlo Vniions,
Barbed Tence Mire, Dlack and Gahanlzcd,
A Complete Assortment of
Harvesting
wj-IIR HOI Si: IS THE PIONEKIt HOUSE IN
03 lowest compart d with the quality. Welmlteati
Ask for manufacturers Ciiculars In whith cspetialdtsirlption of nllaboie mentioned macliincr) Is given.
Conespundcnce solliitcd. Catalogues anu prko lists will be Bent free up-m a plication.
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.,
Front and First Streit and Ash, Fort and, Oregon,
Oregon Railway and Naviga
tion Company.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Between San Francisco and Portland.
Luting San Francisco at 10 a u.
State of 1 tjneen
Columbia. California. Oregon. of the I'aclBc
lune 8 June. . . 6 June 2 June 11
June .20 June. 17 Jane 11 June 23
Juli.. , 2 June '.'9 Juno.... U. July .'
July. . .11 Ju'y .11 July. ! July . 17
July 2 July . ,J July... .!) Jul 21)
Leave Portland at 12.00 o'clock, alldnight.
June .. 1 June. 4 June.. 7iJi.ne 1
June . 13 June 21 June ID June 10
June"" 25 July .. 4 Jul) 1 lune . ti
July 7 July ...lo July . 13 July in
July . li)J lv- e Ju'y 25Juli 2J
Tbrouiih riekels sold to all points In the United
State., Canada and Europe.
RAILROAD DIVISIONS.
On and er Marcn 18, 1883
LEAVE: Portland at 7:20 A. !.; Alblna at 8 00 A. M
ARRIVE: at AlblnaU 40 P.M.; I'ortl ind at 7 00 P M
Portland and Astoria, Fast Time.
ATM. VtlUli TTCHT,
T EAVES PORTLAND AT S A M RETURNING
lj leaies Astoria at 1 P M , dall) , except Wtdno
day7.. Portland Passengers can t.0 on board aftei
9 30 P. M.
MIDULK rOLIHIIIA, WILLAMETTE AND
YAMHILL UlsCK ItlllHIItN.
Leave Portland II I I I I
for Mod. Tues. Wed.ThurFrl. Sat.
Dalles and Upper
uoiumDia
Astoria and Low.
er Columbia., ,
Dayton
Victoria, BO... .
Corvallis and In
7 AH
6 AH
7 All
SAM
6 AM
7 AM. 7 AM
7 AM
DAM
7AM
SAM
6AM
1 M
SAM
SAM
6 All
7 AM
7AM
8AM
SAM
SAM
termedlate pt.
A. L. MAXWELL,
Tlrktt agent O. R. k N. Co.
JOHN MUIR,
Superintendent of Traffic.
A. L. Stosks, Ass't Sup't Tnifflc
C. II. PKESCOTT,
afaaagvil
REMOVAL.
THE OREGON SEED DEPOT
W bare found foot. ) It ne-e.ury to secure Urtr
quarter! to accoffimoUt our contluu.
ixtUEAsix; isim;ss.
So we have leaded cue of those fine ne stores on
Se,rnd street, corner of Koloion, her we will be
p'ewed to meet all of our old and new juatomtrs,
.New lieeds now arris ln. Heml sr Csls"
leguejsisteat, tteul rKLK Appllrallasi.
ju 18m3 MILLER DUOS,
CHEAT WESTERS.
GUHW0Rr3,j
S.huae-nU.'
s I
wfrLm fnortnrirtftbw
utsj.liiVnUist,fct-f ". i.tmtu
' M
iS'i;. Zi?Z,i2
withal, titles I he lust worn
Any.
and Prico-L st.
Wagons, Buggies & Carriages.
ALSO TDK
"WT-9av.X
Hodge's Oregon llcntlcr, i h our on Hiproie
ment', Thoeatlcst to handle and most perfect
Header Alimuf jcturiU,
rortnlile Smv Mills, Sim mid flour Hill
Mm lilnery,
Wnoil, t'niil nml Slrmr IliirnliiK I'.iibIiiom,
Mrtuniilrk'.Nrss Iron Hosier, front cut,
I.I gilt tbiintiilnn llmsrr. r ar cut,
riprliiK VniiniiH nml Itngglr, all kliu's and sizo-,
Tile Italli ssjion, uitli Iron 'rStttl Skein,
Tliomns .1 II"IHiimoi Ills liner Kull- t'akr.
slubber. Leather und llolli llelllug,
lrrnl t I r ban's fiufe
Agricultural Implements and
Machinery.
THIS LINE OF TIIAPE. OUR TRICES ARE THE
inspection of our oods before tiiaUnk' purcliases
EUROPEAN STE4MaHIP TICKETS.
Courvrcnce Kates.
Tickets sold to aud from all parts of Europe ; to and
from a I points of OreifOn, Washington, Idaho an I
Montana at tai'fitlly Iteiluceil und Lost rut Tos
sible Hales oter tho f.-llonlnc lines:
North German Lloyd Steamship Co.,
Hamburg American Packet Co.,
White Star Line Steamship Co.,
Re d Star Line Steamship Co..
American Line Steamship Co.
Apply tersonally or by letter to
OldendorfT, Harvey & Leahy, Agents
o. 10 Washington sirrrl,
(National Hank llulldlm,'),
O. BjtE Portland, Oregon
TEN OREGON PAPERS
Descriptive of Oregon scenery,
Oregon Towns, Oregon Farms,
Oregon Homes and ot
Oregon Methods of
Slaking a
Living.
A ronrlsrand Irulhfiil tlrwoflhe affair
rrtrijrlwy lireand the eliai rrs for buslurs.
In Oils faraway Moslem Mute, ui.rolored lij
I lie luflnriireur nillvtny laud rompaulrs or
rral estate speculators.
Bound In pamphlet form of 100 doable
paves. Illustrated Willi 1JO finely executed
crayon picture..
Price I per copy. Mulled post-paid lo anj
counlry uu rrcrlpl or price.
Address i
D. H. STEARNS. Portland, Or.
MAPS ! MAPS ! !
MAI'S OE Oim.OX & WASH
1; lO.V TEltlCITOKY.
HEREAPTER WE WILL HE AIII.E TO SUPrLI
copies of map. of Oregon and Wasl Ingtnn si
lollop Intf i ats. These maps are put tip In roimrilent
f riu to eary in the jiocket Ki.clcwe-l In a stiff b ard
rover, They can be obtained at the fnKuwInic prices;
Map of Orrson, I
Map of Washington,
Orrson aud Washl(ilon Comblnel. I.'ii
CVReiult by Post.) Order or Ili.terid UtU
Postage rtampt will not be taken.
Addrea. :
WILLAMrTTI KtltMIB PIB.i'O.,
Iraerls. P rtland Oregon
otsryl
'ublic. I
oUr Public.
Lent, McGrew & Young.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
No 10 BUrk Street, Portland, Oregon.
Vallej Farms m XperUlly DF1.DS, MORT
If ges, and other lr.il docume-.u neatly and
car fully drawn,
IjTHrnd us In the Agency for jor rarrn,
wccanaellll. sprV
SUCCESSORS TO HAvVLEY, DODD & CO.,
Front, First and Vine Sts., PORTLAND, OREGON,
IMPORTERS OF
IE3lA.isiD-wr-&.i3E, Iiroust jlstd Steel,
CIS
AND
FARM MACHINERY. &
tT lire ouie Agenu xor me lonowmg vciourairu iniincmrnifl i
BTJOKB'X'H 3yEO"WD3K JiiJ&JD K.E-A.FER.
fc
BUCKEYE ON THE KOAD.
These machines are too well known to need
ttem, and all spe.tk ot them nlth piaNe. They
Maeluaaa, We are also Sole Agents ol the
THE BUCKEYE TWINE
The Buckeye Hinder m.ide Its lint nppe.irancn Iu 1881.
llarrester and the Appleby Tnlne Hinder, and combines all that Is excellent and worthy Id tM
many Binders that seek a snare of the nubile p.itron ijre. It has been tlioroiighlv tested In our awa
M tnrest fields, and many Improvements hare been added for lis', and as now offered, It Is beyona
Itiestlon the h't Self-HlntUng llnrretter (n fnt vorlil We .tie also Hole Aitents for the
CANTON PITT THRESHEh, MONITOR UPRIQHT FARM ENGINE,
Haines' Genuine Headers, Schuttler Farm Wagons, John Deere Moline Plow.
"sSf Srml for Special Circular aud Price List.
Sole Agents for HAISH BARBED WIRE Best in use
C.II.DOni) it CO., Front, First
CALIFORNIA SPRING TOOTH HAR
ROW, CULTIVATOR & SEEDER.
MANUFACrUItED
BATCH ELOR
rOBITlON OV TEETH AND
Are acknowledged by all to be the most Profitable im
plements made.
Because they are a Perfect Harrow, Seeder aud cultivator all ..otnWned In one, and under the most complete
control ol the operator. N. II. Our patents are all sustained hy tho U B Courts last smsjn so that our
customers need have no fears of pro tcutlon for tislnir ait lnfrlnKment, but htwaro of Infrluglnir Imitations tins
ae still In lithration. tLOur implements are s:ni lo respmsiblo parties on trial and if not satlsfao orjr can bs
returned. GOOD AUhNTd WANTED IN EVEBY TOWN. Heml Tor our Hew I'riee-Llsl.
JOHN HANG3TER & CO., General J-'onaanlimj Ajait, Portland, Or.
IIA s I IIKLOIt WtlE, 37 Market Street, Ban Frarclsco ' niajltf
LAND DEPARTMENT,
Northern Pacific R. R. Co.,
WESTERN DISTRICT.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company Iiuh tor Sale
2,000,000 Acres in
EASTERN WASHINGTON AND IDAHO,
Wh'ch will be sold to actual settlers at LOW I'RICKS aud on EASY TKIIM8. An ciplal amount of foveia.
ment land, lylna in alternate sectbns for lifts "illos on each side of the North:rn lailflo line op.n to
settlement under the Homestead, Pre eiuption and Timber Culture laws. These 1 inds compiles
AGRICULTURAL LAND,
Ot UltKAT KEKTIL1TY, and some of the best
TIMBER LANDS,
To be found upon the contlnet. Amonif tho li.duooments to settle in WeiUrn WashlnKtori are Its MILS
and CIKNIAI. CL1MATK and the variety of INDUSTRIAL PURSUITS for ahkli It aflrdsa Helil.
FARMING, LUMBERING,
K1SIIINO, MILLING, MANUPACUTIUNa, TltAIIINO, 1IININO sll Invite capital snd promise a
return to labor. The Northern I'atlfic IUlrnad Company liavr hul't rail oaila through limttrn Washington
Idaho from Wallula Junttion on the Columbia and h ive In operation a contlnu ilM line
Via LAKE IEIN'I tl' OREIIiLK
To a jKii.it near lIlwiouU, Montana, olYordlnj- plcoflant anl i)uKk IraiiBjxirtatlon.
AnenorroouiMtldeof imin1icrsUon hwaet In an I thecountr- I ruLflvlnif t ifrctcr In rtaaeof popola
lion titan any other portion of the United 8laU.
Tlii company now offers for iile In lliln district alwjut
5,000,000 ACRES
The greater pert of ahlch lies in tho fAHOlM WIIKAT IIKLT a!on the llneol Ih. coi.inanv'a road,
andlse.Kt.i.lly wlipted to agriculture, wh.le thousands olairusof richest pasture Kive abumUnt room for
t'r.lln. This pirt of the I'acilc Northwest, favore.1 with a a!u'riou climate ami a hull. Of U.M'ARALKL
fcU KKRTILITY, Is destined to become, In a very short wrlo., a wpuious an I wealthy niflon
jy-KulI Information respcrtlnif the advantaK.s snd general features ot the country, aud Ital'road a d got.
B ernmbt tsnil, may bu had by addrcssinj;
1MUL S4 ll!l-i:, C!cn,l Land Agent,
WEH1JSRN DISTRICT,
INii'tland, Oregon.
J. B. CONGLE,
110 Kront Street, East Bide, Portland, Oregon.
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