Willamette farmer., October 19, 1883, Page 8, Image 8

W1LLAMETTK PARMW: POllTLANO. OKI GO , OCTOBER Ifl
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niiimiuii represent wholesale rate,
rci mliuin- or (irst hands
WHKAT Val'cy $1.00 per cental. Walla
Walla, SI 4IJ&I 21- , .
KLOUIl In jobbing lots, extra choice,
15.00 Country brands, $4 to 4 76.
i ,lc 03c; with ample supply.
0-lONh. IU.
I" I'ATOKS. -Urcuoo. new. C0ffiC5c.
u) fDDlJNGS. Jobbing, for teed, 30
fton. Hhorta. 25j Clop 27 60.
BRAN .lobbing at J22.50 per ion
BACON Sides, firm 12Js; Hams, country
oured, 10I7c; Shoulders, r213c. No Or
egon liumi in market.
LARV In kei, 12j; Oregon leaf, tins
15a: do in pails, l.'KaiUJc.
CHKK.SK Gil., He; Oregon, 18o lb.
HONEY In comb, Iba-lOc; strained, in 5
callous, lOJfellc.
JKIKD FRUIT H. Apples, sun dnedquar
Hired. 12c; alirwl, 14c; machine dried, firm, 1 Co;
Pears, machine dried. 15e; Plums, sun dried,
lie, and machine dried, 18c.
POULTKY. Chickens, full grown, $5 00
$S 50; young, $3.1.50.
KGOS. 45c.
MUTTKR Wo (uote, fresh roll, 4045c
at for very choice
HOGS. 4 Jo on foot; dressed 7c.
BEKF. Gross weight, 4Jo on foot,
8HKKP.- Gross weight, 2&o on foot.
VKAIi-OtolOo.
WOOL. Eastern Oregon, 15ol9o; Wil-
lamotto Valley, 13l0c; Umrxiua, 2C23c.
HIDES. llutchcrs' hides, dry, 15o;
goantry cured, dry, 14c; cuts i off, green
IdM, salted, 7o; country ditto, 7o;
laerakina, dry, 30o tC lb; d sheep pelts each
Ual.00; dry elk, 20c per lb.
TALLOW Quotable at 8o. per lb.
HAY Choice timothy, baled, $20$24;
SKNKKAI. WKKCHA1IDI8E.
RICE. China No. 2, 5Jj ; Sandwioh
(lands, 1(Ho.
TEAS. lapan, 304O Black, 4075o
9cen,6580o.
COFFEE Costa Rica 1415o; Java, 20
822o.
dUOARH. Crushed A 12121o; Fine
Crushed 12(al2J n Culw. 1212Jo; Extra C,
UJo; inldmi C, Oillci Sandwich Islands
No. l,HJf(ai(io! 1), IOJOIOJc.
8YKUP. Five gallon 70o
OANDLK3 1215o.
RAISINS. California, $2.76 $3.25P26 th
MX
SOAPS. Good, 75c1.75.
OILS. Ordinary brands of coal, 30o; high
rrades, Downe A Co., 37io; Itoilcd Linseed,
i0; dito Raw, 77c; Stlmou oil, 65o; Turpen
dne, 70o; Pure Lard, 1 30; Castor, f 1.25
11.40.
8ALT. Stock, hay, $10 f ton; Carmen
Island, $124; Coarse Liverpool, $15; Fine qnal'
j, $1520: Ashtou's dairy, ditto, $30
ufactures and build up a iiroxperoiw
community ; nt least it heerm so to us.
The country is now obliged to meet
tlio groat busiinj'9 clmngo that follows
from the completion of tlio Northern
Pacific highway. From knowledge ob
tained of tlio rates charged wo perceive
that the opening of this routo is n groat
gain, for it brings staples of lifo fiom all
Eastern points at a much less co.st than
our mcrchantH havo over paid before,
and at a price as low as wo have any
right to ask. This will greatly benefit
our people and with the .-harp competi
tion Hiiro to come from tho presence of
Eastern agents hero and that will ariso
between our own merchants it will ma
terially advantago tho public.
Xow, if Villard will convey wheat to
Europe, by means of his railroad and
the great lakes, at a price that will let
farmers live, then we shall havo nothing
loft to worry about.
Apples nnd pears range in price from
75c(g,$1.20 "? bushel, according to
quality. Green fruit comes in sufficent
for local needs.
Dairy produces aro well up. Choice
roll butter is worth 4()45c "j? lb, and
other kinds in proportion. Eggs are
15c f) doz. and not plenty.
Dried fruit is in demand and Oregon
products hell higher than California
fruit. Our dealers do all they can to
give homo products a preference.
As our prico list shows, bacon and
lard aro marked lower.
Pork has boon quoted by mistako
higher than it should be for live weight.
It is worth '4c on foot and 7c not.
COMMERCIAL.
Thursday, Oct. 18,18811.
Tho weather has boon made tip of
showere and Miiiny days, and taken as a
whole has been pleasant rather than
otherwise. Farmers mo getting along
well with their farm work. Theio should
Ihj a. large area of land cown to wheat
Uiis fall.
The wheat market remains without
ohango; foreign advices complain of ex
ceeding dullnocs. Stocks aro kept full
and no ohango can bo expected for
months to come. Freights are constantly
weakening nnd will piobablycomo down
still more. An iron ship was offered this
week for COs and lefusod, by leading o.x
ixirteis. A fair quotation would bo -lis
id for wood ami -17s (Id for iron, but nil
aro holding for fills, but will not get it
this season.
Orders for immediate shipment aro
about I Is per quarter of fiOO lbs for East
ern or Upper Columbia wheat, and -Ifis
for this valley wheat. There has been
no change in fmeign advices for a mouth
back to materially change tho maiket
here.
Vulloy wheat is quoted at .f 1.00 par
cental, and Eastern at $ lr0or i.f5. Tho
weakening of freights ought to put up
their prices a little.
Considerable wheat is coining down
Urn Columbia river and but little is mov
ing in this valley. j
Tho piiucip.il item for this week re
lates to (ho effect produced by the open
mg of (ho Northern l'noilio road. In
conversation with a leading dealer in
living staples wo have gathered winiu
points of interest and inqiortaueo to pio
ducem. Ho has itvendy roeoiod a
double cur load of grass seeds, ilti.OOO lbs
and chiolly timothy seed, and quotes
timothy 7 Jo, and rod clover nt 15o, which
is faxirablo to farmers. Ho had nearly
closed out tho lot. Ho also, revolved a
car load of bacon from Uivk Rapids,
fowa, that oo-t less than lie, laid down
hen1, and sells readily at 12 Jo. If tho
railroad, company would bring bacon and
articles that compote with our producers
at (he same prico they charge for staple
guods that producer need, this bacon
aiuld bo hold for a fair profit at 10c. It
appears thnt tho policy of (ho company
it U discriminate in favor of article of
prime necessity that are essential to tho
general publio and against such article
conflict with homo production. It U
protective tariff, and tho farmer who
appreciate such discrimination as allow
him to grow ork to profit U in favor of
uoli a tariff h will protect homo inaii
MAKKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
San Francisco Market!
San Francisco, Oct. 17.
Freights tho markes is sternly at tho
decline. Chartered for Cork, U. K., or
continent, French bark, Augimtins, 752
tons, -10s ; for Cork, U. K., Havro or Ant
werp, American ship, D. P. Chenoy, 1,259
tons, !18s0d; direct jiort, Ms !ld.
Wheat Firm with a fair inquiry.
Quote No. I shipping spot, $1.07J I.72J.
A sale of good Walla Walla made at
f 1.117-J on wharf. For futures prices fa
vor buyers. ro. 1 white, seller the year,
$1.70g; seller tho season,$1.70j buyer
the season, 1.85t.
Flour Oregon'and Walla Walla, fl.50
1.75. Market quiet.
Harlov Feed, !)5cfel.021. Market is
firm at tho advance. Overland freights
going east aie lower, now 80c. Futures
aro higher, No. 1 feed, holler tho year,
$1.0:11; seller tho season, $1.02; buyer
tho season. $l.lflj-.
Oats Washington Territory, U0
1.50. .Market weak.
Potatoes Inactive and prices irregu
lar. Stocks are large.
Hides More active, but prices aro un
changed. Salmon General features of tho
market aro unchanged. Tho Amorican
ship, Edwin O'Hrien takes 111,000 cases
to Liverpool.
Wool Quiet, unchanged. Thero aro
orders on the market, but they aro below
sellers' prices.
Hop Dull; II (17 Jo bid.
Eggs Steady.
Hut tor Fiesh roll :i7'(gl5c. Stocks
are accumulating.
iii:i:i;iioiimV kouimon iikkadstiiits kk
roitTs. LONDON MAltKCTS.
London Oct. 17.
Floating cargoes Not many bids in
market.
Cm goes on passage and for shipment
Steadier.
Arrival off coast for orders Wheat
Largo.
Mark Lane Quiet.
Country markets, English Quiet.
Country markets, French Steady.
Impoits into U. lv. past week, wheat,
it 15,000 qttaiters.
Imposts, into IT. K. past week, flour,
l'.IO.OOO bands.
qrOTATIONs 0001) OAUGOKS AMERICAN
wniur.
'(Quotations iuidorst(Hd to bo midway
between iiou and wooden ships.)
No. 2, ltod Winter, oil' coast, prompt
shipment, 12s (id.
Tho weight of tho standard samples i
50 J lb s for No. 1 and 57-J lbs for No. "
grades of white. Last year probably i
throo-fourth of all wheat shipped fron
this State was invoiced as No. 1, arid
this season's shipments will also prole '
nblv conit of tho same classification.
tho standard of which is perceptibly get
ting lower year by year, and if this is to
be continued a third standard for choice
wheat will soon become nccos-arv, for
No. 1 is steadily getting down to that of
No. 2 of former years. Even now our
millers nurchaso choice samples at a
price 2J(??5c above that of No. 1 ship
ping. During tho month of September
some 125,000 tons of wheat were purch
ased, chiefly inland, for export, at tho
equivalent of .f 1.70 f cental, and this
prico has continued up to this date, with
but little variation. Oats aro now ar
riving from Washington Territory, and
with very liberal receipts, the market
flags.
FKEIQUT8 AND CHARTERS.
Ships aro constantly arriving from
abroad having home charters outward
for grain and at ratos far abovo those
now rulling say at Xl 17s 0d3 and
wo aro told that scoresi of vessels were
thus secured prior to arrival, which rates
aro far above tbose now ruling for spot
charters. This has proved disastrous
to many and entailed heavy losses upon
upon tho charterers in fact, we know of
ono firm who paid recently $10,000 to
cancel one charter, and wo are are told
by parties well versod in tbe business
that at present rates of freight to Europe
tho looses thus entailed upon our merch
ants cannot fall much short of $050,000
freight money. At this writtng, Ameri
can (wood) ships cannot bo quoted at
over l 17s Od to a direct port, and Brit
ish (iron) 2 5s, nnd these rates at best
cannot bo said to bo moro than nominal.
Amnion's Uough Syrup euros colds,
coughs, bronchitis and consumption.
WARRANTED 6 YEARS.
$115 !.& $49.
75fHi
U 4V Vr-O. aEW-i-BBHRHEaaB Y
9Full8etsof X VajBBWfk
Qoldtn Tongue f fllwBVREEHk0sP
yKKXSpmJwW LeeeeeeI
i
PIPE ORGANS 25 STOPS ONLY C AG 7C
IWCLVDflVO RKJVCB. BOOK AND Jit SIC. prorlded yon orderAjj Tl M m J
within thirteen (13) dy from date of thli news-
A PFr, orif yo ortlerwlthlnflredayiafurtherre-
Inrtlnn nt tern iinI1m ffll-t 1 will beailowtMl 1 dtv
slPethlPIArOUPKIIillTIIPKPABliOH TTTT7TT7TT7Tm
OHUA.X Introduced WITHOUT UELAY, hence thli 43RKAT RRUrCTIOlf.
If 70a are In
unt of &n
ORI2AIV order
at once from,
thli adTertlse-
WlHTKIK fflTIIS are iat approacning, wnen 1 kii inouronas wiernruiir
price for Jlolldaj- Prpaenta Head the following brief description and let m
KNar iruu jvu mnjwojt wneuier jvu uuj or hui r
25 USEFUL STOPS AS FOLLOWS:
REGULAR PRICE. $115.00
1
ment, or It yon are unable to buy now. write your reasons hr. Itememnor, this offer
cannot be contirmwi after the limited time has expired, as the Al'TlTMJV ana
1 kii ttiouwinas at uier
1 Volx Celeste. The sweet, pure,
exalted tones produced from this Stop are
beyond description.
s-Ptmernil noxfluh-Bna. New
and original. Its THUNDERING TONES
are without a parallel In Organ building,
8 Unable Octare Coupler
Doubles the power of the Organ. Couples
octare right and left.
4 Piccolo. Variety of munlo which
makes the riccolo the most difficult and
exnenxiTe StoD to build In this Onran.
ft Baxsjpbene, The beautiful effect
of thin Stop Is " Betty's faTorlte."
O French Horn. 1 mite trs a full
ORCHESTRA and BRASS BAJiD.
T-Dlapason. Draws a full set of
Golden Tongue Reeds.
S-Dalclann.-A full set of Paris
Reeds is drawn oy tnis ttop.
O Vox Ilumnna. Tremulsnttwhlch.
HUMAN VOICE.
by the aid of a FAN WHKEI Imitates th
in Vac Jubilant a. When used In.
conjunction with Store Nor. S, 4, B and f
peals forth most delightful music.
aril-JRouaii. It-Clarionet lS-Cello. 14-VIollna. IJ-CTarabella. ls-Orand
Forte. 17 Melodla. 18-Bourdon. l-Tlol dl Gamba. to-Viola Dolce. 11-GrandKx-preirstone.
23 Harp ollan S3 Echo. U Atrostatlo Expression Indicstor. to
tiranil Orran. The last fifteen (1ft) Stops are operated in direct conjunction with
aboTe ten (Toi, bringmg forth, at command of tbe performer, most charming music,
with beautiful orchestral effect, from a mere whisper, as it were, to a grand burn
oi Harmony, its nciAjuiuvo iu.ild, wnue unng uie iuii vnri
be appreciated, fletoht. 70 inches .Length. 40 inchest Depth.ni
rmoiiT. in mkijiuiiiuh iujlb. woiie unnir me iuii vnemu, uiius. ucavu m
Lppreclated. fletoht. 70 inches .Length. 10 inchest Depth,! U inches. -M
lrinirniaKr7saRiArVnrti.nRMTO.VlJRRKK
FlTe(S)OcUTe Bet Golden Tongue Reedsj td. Fire (&) Full bet arls" Iteedsf id.
Sweet Volx Celesta Rceda of Three Full Octarea i Ith, One (1) Full Octara Powar-
fnl MuiniaJ IVitkH fliiK.bH Ratawta t Rth. Tan fll CHtAVmm. OP one aeh of PlfiflOla enfll
Saxophone Reeds combined , 6th. Bet Boft Cello Reeds t 7th, Set VIoIlna Reeds t tth.
Set Jubilante Reeds. th. Set Clarionet Reeds. AboTe Nine Sets of Reeds are original.
and cohered by ITaltea States Pateata. . . M .,-. ....
rive ran vctavea. manual or Heynoara. uanasome vrunui wo, wna
Illuminated Pipes. Kecepucle for Book and Sheet Music, Lamp Stands, Handle.
Rollers. Treble Dnrttrht Hollows of Imnnnie noiver. Steel Sorlnm. Ao. Rlirhi
Knee Swell, also LeftOrand Organ Knee Swell, by which the fail power of this
Organ may be obtained at pleasure, by use of the knee, without remorlasr tat
hand from the beyboarel.
DT UtPORTAWT JVOnCR.-Tlilf Special IJmlted Offer la pMltlvelw
notroeil on sad after the limited time baa expired, and to aeeare ta
flaefllal Price the folia win sr NOTICE must acoomaanr Toar order i
Given under my Hand and Seal, this)
Wm&mmSr.
octobar lath.
1883.
Uj wl. objMt l to haw It Intro
duced, without delay, ao a. to
thouMnds at th. rpilM prtea for
CHRI8Tm.S PBKSKHfTB, and
tathlf endlamwIlllngtooffM' Oni
Orjt.n uu ADVEItTflJEKKMT, U a
tacriflce, ai t.i7 on. aold Mils
othfrt. All 1 aik In return of yon la
to .how th. Instrument to your
friends, who nr. euro to order l
BKVUI.ABPRICni.ail B.OO.
Thelnrtrument.PMkafor ltMlf. U
wm,w. w.m.m. .. . , . ow ,!- If TOU ASM
TlflSOrrKHNUH. WKITUUK lUUHHCAWJnonni.
lPlu!nwnnSTrTn,reaffrfl&
WILLAMETTE FABMEK.
1uMthar with mb III. VSoFttaO.VSAAflll
bj P. O Koner Order, Keclitered Letter, Check
nr RAnb rir&ft. mitllMl wi thin fl.. fSl or thirteen
(IS) days, M sMclnedf 1 herrhy affree to reeelT.
Name In full payment for eneof ray ripe Orgmn.,
New style, lfo. ff.MO, Ac. lloney refunded, with
Interest at 6 per eent. from date of yonr re
mituuice, li noi ai repreeentea. .iter year-w a...
riAMiKi. r. RKtrrv.
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New York Wool Market.
The U. S. Economist of the October
5th, says :
Tho demand continues for all'goocl
grades of wool and such wool as blood
combing and 3-8 combing and clothing
aro quito sold up, and stocks may bo said
to bo practically exhausted for the time
being or until supplies come forward from
tho country districts, whero somoof these
sorts of wool yet remain in stocV, but at
tho seaboard the selection of such wools
aro now scarco anywhere. Of low Texas
and California some considerable has
ehanged hands nt concession in prices,
as must bo tho caso in all kinds of poor
wool, which is the caso at tho London
sales. Poor wool goes down everywhere
whilo good sorts maintain a Blight ad
vance, and such has been the condition of
tho market for some timo past, nnd is
likely to continuo so for a long timo
ahead. Tho fact is, masses aro getting
lietter grades of clothing and rejecting
the old rubbish sorts which were matio
of corton and shoddy and hair nnd
printed with u pattern. They now want
all-wool fabrics and good kinds at that,
and thotio mills which produce such
goods aro all well and profitably em
ployed, whilo mills making the other
kind aro out of work, and no way is this
hotter reflected than in tho wool market,
where wo find as wo havo said all good
grades well bought up, while low sorts
remain unsought for, oven at low prices.
Some considerable wool in San Fran
cisco has changed hands of Into at a re
duction m price, and out lots ol ioaa
havo also. Thero is bomo small demand
for Texas and California fall wool, but at
low prices.
"No You Havkn't!" A customer ask
ed a druggist in tho city of San Jouo, Cal.,
for a liottlo of Amnion's Cough Syrup.
Tho druggist examined his shelf and
found ho was out of it, and said : "Wo gen
erally keep it, but aro out f it ; but havo
other prepaiutious just as good or better."
The customer renhed. "No, you haven t:
Aminen's Cough Syrup saved my life
I hot only believe, I know it and thero
is no use to try to sell mo something else,
for 1 won't have anything but that!"
IINlKI . Ill AI"."
rjr menas or. yours may aeatre an ukuah. uan ineir attention to taia -aTfruw
ment. If they are from home mall this offer to them If you can oonTenlentlr
help me extend the sale of thee POPULAR INSTRUMENTS 1 shall certainly
aDDiecla.te tout efforts.
nrTnn crirmM. if Doulble. order within Sire Deys, thus securing the $. extra. Remember, positively no orders for this handrnme Hpe Organ will be executed tor leaiuaa
ttttreffnlar price, SUA, after the limited time, Mspaclfled above, baa axptradi thas,iiyoaonier wltlila6daysttcoetst46.?tiwitlilaU(UyB,.i after that date, aiue
AddroH or Gall upon thel nAillCI
UAXUFAOTUBER, lsfMR I Eissbs
F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
Vll
Ban Franclico Market Review.
San Khvncim'o, Oct. 11. It is grati
fying to know that thus far wo fail to
ulvHort any falling ulV in our tiado with
tho Xoithwost resulting fiom the com
pletion of tho Northern Paeitio railroad
iuuvm tho continent. The steamers
leaving for Oiegon continue to go out
overv throe days loaded down with
fieight and passengers, while the steam
ei kniiul to l'ugot Sound and ltritish
Columbia go out fully loaded with
niorehnndifo of oory conceivable va
riety. It is surprising to note the largo
miautity of green fruit and vegetables
tliat the.-e Miverol steamers carry north
ward upon every departure, and tho
orders for theo goods are so urgent that
it frequently occur that the mass of
freight nt the wlmrv ., is so grout that
large quantities havo to lo turned oil".
DOMESTIC riKUH'CE.
Tho arrivals of wheat at tidewator
ant not up t expectations, and yet the
oxHrts are freo ami liberal. Shippers
continue to give a prefe-roneo to purch
ases direct from fanners iu the country.
The standard samples of tho Produce
Exchange have been made up for 18S:t
aiul adopted. The quality of thiso mv
eral .Uudanl samplt aro Ik1ow thewo of
tho two preceding yivirs tho wheat,
although slightly cleaner, being les
plump an well as dencient iu weight.
SUMMONS.
the Circuit Court ( Oregon, lor Multnomah
fVumtv r
llllain Crcthwaltr, plaintiff, s. Martha Crosth-
waltf, ileleinlant. To Jlattha Crothalto the aboe
...t.iM.1 .i..rmUnt! in the name of the Stato of Oregon,
jou are hereby miulrnl to appear and answer the
i-ouiplalnt rtlo.l iraliut)Ouln tlio above entitled a'llt
on or iel"t the Hrt il.v of the nevt term of Court fol
lottlm.' the lut publication of this lumuions, towlt: the
third Mondty In January, 1SS. And In cao vou fall
mi to aner, for want then o( the iiUlntltl will apply
to the Court for the re net urinaiiuni in inr campiaun
In l.l null, ill: Kora decree dli'ohlnir Ihe bond of
nialrinioii) now exUtln Iwtaeeo pUlntllt and defend
ant. iliU publication U made bj virtue of an orvler
of lloi. lUlelll htott. Jiulk'o ol aal.l court, uuiv
rlcnal Clumber, on tlw 13th ilav of tKtobcr, l!l.
oo IDMtJ Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE!
WANTED TO IIBST-A SMALL FAHM WITH
In from ono to three mile of tho city ol Tort,
land; with home, brn and neier fiiiinir .uppiy o!
water with at lead from flfwen to teniyae acre
under plow. ISAAC UAM.EY,
pctlDtu p Oen al. Marlon count) , Oregon,
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
AND
Tualatin AEMMl-
KORE&T OROVE, OIIEOON.
V A V V I. T Y .
Re? J. F. ELLIS, Vice President and l'rofcaaor of
Mental and Moral Science.
JCS. W. MARSH, Professor of Latin nd Griek.
wh. n. ftLKKia, t'roieBoroi jnaineniaiica
W. D. LYMAN, I'rofesaor of History and Rh.torlc.
M.J. UACMAllON, Principal of Academy.
Miss L. C. CAKSON, Preceptress.
CALHIIAt.
FALL TERM First Wednesday in Sep ember to filir
Wednesday in December.
WINTI.R TERSI First Wednesday in December In
flnt Wednesday in March.
SPRING TERM First Wednesday in Marca to hr t
Wednesday in June.
HOLIDAYS Chrlstmaato New Years
EYFE'SIM. Tuition I'er Teim In Adtniic. .
Academic Department (two courses) $lu.'i5
Collegiate Department (three course.) H15.25
WUoard in families, Including fuel and llghts.W to 4.tJ0
This school alms to give thorough instruction and
parential dislpline, to form correct mentil habits and
moral purposes. It offers good facilities to student
ol both sexes. For further information, apply to.
Rev. J. F. EUim
au?17ml
Orcgou Itiulway uud JMaviga
tiou Couipauy.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Between rortland and Man Francisco.
Leaving Atnsworth Wharf at uiidulght, as foll.ns:
TROM PORTLAND.
Mi inlgnt.
Queen, Monday,
Stat., Friday
Columbia, Mond-iy,
uregon, inursuay.
Queen, Sundiy 11
state, Wednesday
Columbia, Saturday
Oregon, 'luesday..
Queen, Friday
state, aionuay.
17
..201
..'Al
SO
..2D
FROM HAV rRANCISOO.
10 A. M. Oct.
Columbia, Wednesday,, H
Oregon, Saturday,, t
Queen, Tuesday D
State, Friday 12
Columbia, Monday 1.
uregon, i nur lay u
Queen, Sunday,, 21
State, Wednesday 21
ColumbU, Saturday.... 20
urcgon. luesuay,
Tbrouah Ticket sold to all point in th. United
States, Canada and Europe.
RAILROAD DIVISIONS.
On and al'er Sept. 2, 1833
LEAVE: Portland at 0:1a A. M.; Albina at 7 A.. M.
A1UUVE: at Albina 7:15 P.M.; Portland at 8 P. M.
MIDDLE rOUMItlA, WILLAMETTE AND
YAMHILL KltEK liniSION.
Leave Portland
lor
Dalle and Upper
loiumDia.....
Astoria and Low.
er Columbia...
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Vrnrnil Tlrkrl Ottlos-t'or. Front and D bis.
V. II. PKESCOl-l, JOHN MUUl,
Manage. . Sup of Traffic.
A. L. STOKES, E. I'. ROGERS,
Ass't Sup't TralHc. Oci'l Agent Pass. Dep.
A. L MAXWKI.L, Ticket Agent
HOPKINS ACADEMY.
OAKLAMI, CAL.
Rev. H. E. Jewett, Prnicipal.
Neat term in dm Tuesday. August 7. 13S3. App'i
cation tor rooms should be made earl. Send f v
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WIWXhiJsBKOTiWaSil WIT I'UJliUIVAJHKII'o
300 HEAD
Polled-Angus & Galloway Cattle
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIO AUCTION AT
Kansas City, Missouri, Nov. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, & 8.
DIIB1NG THE KANSAS CITY FAT-STOCK SHOW.
THIS WILL BE THE GRANDEST OFFERING OF POLLED CATTLE THAT HAS EVER BEEN
been made. In addition to the great attractions of the Fat-Stock Show, the opportunity of rlewing in
procession ovrr 30i Imported Polled I'alllr will be worth a Journey across tho continent This proces
sion will bo on Nov. l't, through the pilncipal streets of theclty. The testa to which these cattle harebeea
subjected have demonstrated be ond question their adaptability to the want of the Western cattle nen. This
offering consisting ol hulls, cows, and heifers, of breeding ages, have been personally selected with great care
i-.om tie herds of the most famous breeders of these Justly celebrated cattle In Scotland. Reduced lares on
all railroads centering In Kansas City. Owner: A. B. MATTHEWS, Kansas City, Mo.; M.H.COCITRANE
Couipton, P. Q.. Canada; L. LEONARD, Mt. Leonard, Saline Co, Mo.; 8UDQEL & SIMSON, Independence.
'QKARY BKOIHERS, London, Ont.; ESTILL & ELLIOTT, Estill, Howard Co., Mo.; W. H. & A. LEONARD,
Mt Leonard, Saline Co , Mo. ta,Col.L. P. Muir, Chicago, Col. D.S.IIarrle, Kansas City, Auctioneer,
i'nr rnlalii.ue or further particular address: WALTEB C. YTEEDON, Serty,
MjcUc Kansas City, Missouri.
GEO. A MOORE, President.
J. N. PATTON, Secretary.
Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co'y
OF CALIFORNIA.
A NcKINNIE Manager for Northwest Department,
OFFICE WITH PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK.
Incorporated Under the Laws of California, and is to-Day the
Strongest Life Insurance Co. in Amer ca.
REFFERENCE'j
Company :
TO MEN IN PORTLAND WHO HAVE tlO.OO SURANOB EACH IN.Tn
, A. STROWBRIDOE, J
L. C. IIENRICHSEN,
JAMES STEEL.
C. A. DOLl'H,
J. K. GILL,
F. ZANOVICH
E. A. KLOSTERMAN
Col. J. McCRAKEN,
W W. SPAULDINO
P. L. WILLIS,
J. D. MbKINNON,
M. ZANOVICH
M. 8. BURRELL,
C. M. W1BERO,
Da. GEO. E. NOTTAOE,
ANDREW ROBERTS.
JOS. BURKHARDT,
apSOmJ
Established In 1867.
G. Shiadler & Co.
FURNITURE & CARPET DEALERS.
16 AND 183 FIRST, AND 107 A.ND ICO FRONT STREETS,
STOCK MEN, ATTENTION!
A Rare ltnryain,
34) acre of land three mile north ol Ooldeiidal.,
W. T., and thirteen mile, from Columbus, which I
situuated on th. Columbia rlier, oppoalte 'Grant's
Station ," on the O. R N Railway. Ol tkl tract tS0
acre. I InJllom land, and 100 acre, bunch gra.
luck Mountain raiur. cannot h. cut otf, Uranck .f
the Kllkltal rlrer run throutth the whol. tract.
M acre, auder fence, I in Timothy, Wheat, Oat
aad Barley,
House and Large Bant.
Th. abase I oS.red at a harjain on easy Wra.
For lurther mrtlculars apply to
OLDENDORFF a HAKVEY,
Washington SL, Portland, or
K O. DUNBAR,
juirtrtui Oold.adaJ., W. T.
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aa4 rtteai w ra. a vlinaa tj tor Ctt. , sUsldToua.
FRffisri'S
Infants and Children
Wltkottt ltorpsJie or Narootlae.
YThat rirea our Children rwr cheeka.
Wnat cure their feiera, makm them aleep;
lis faatoria.
When Bablea fret, and err by turns.
What cure their colic, kill their wc
worm.
Hut Caatorim.
What aulcklr cure ConaU nation.
Bour Stomach, Colda, IocUcnitlon :
Hat Coattta.
Farewell then to Morpbin Syrup,
Cfeator OU and I'arecuric, i
HallCaatorta.
Contiur Llnlmant.-A..v.
Imto cur for Rktaaatiaa,
rila, Barma, Oalls, sto., tarnd aa
tBStaatadSOOBS PalBMTIUwr.
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rORTLANb, OREGON.
Are thoroughly prepared to furnish throughout at
short notice.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, Private
Residences & Steamboats.
....AT SUCH....
LOW PRICES
A were nerer before offered.
Pining Boom Table, from U t'pwar.1.
fliaaaber Set, from t3 Upward.
THE HOUSEHOLD TBEASURE.
Ladle mtut aee It to U appreciated. Call for It
I. F. POWERS,
uiuranuiia, mroans an jodsi or
FURNITURE,
Beddlig, Carpets, Paper Maaf
lag, Stores, aad
Crockery and Glassware.
failijj-Watat ttn, twtwMa KoatgoaMtf
8rta Wanhoos Umimimtui,
iMBaoood StrMta
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