Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, October 26, 1883, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, OCTOBER 26. 1883. Commercial. MARKET RBrOBT. HOME PKOniCB MABKET. lie following represent wholesUe rate, rom producers or first hands WHEAT V Alley $1.60 per cental. Watla Walla, $1.41il 42. FLOUR In jobbing lofs, extra choice, 15.00 Country brands, $4 to 1 75. OATS. 68c; with ample supply. 01IOK8. 11(-. POTATOES. -Oregon, new, 60(aG5a. JIDDLINOS. Jobbing, tor Iced, $30 If ton. Shorts, $25; Chon C27 f0 BRAN Jobbing at $22.30 per -.on BACON Sides, tirm 12J:; Hams, country aured, 16I7c; Shoulders, 12 4 I3jc. No Or. egori horns in market. LARD In kegs, 12 jj Oregon leaf, tins 15i; do in pails, 13131c CHEESE.-Cal., 14c; Oregon, ISc V to. HONEY In comb, ISalOe; strained, in 5 jallcms, 10jilc. JRIKD FRUITS. Apples, sun dried quar iered,12c; sliced, 143; machine dried.firm, 16 Pears, machine dried, 15o; Plums, sun dried; 18o,nnd machine dried, 18c. POULTRY. Chickens, full jcrown, $5 90 5 60; yoang, $33.50. EGG8. 45o. BDTTER--We quote, fresh roll, 4045c ast for: very choice. HOOS.i4Jo on foot; dressed 7c. BEEF.- Gross weight, in on foot SHEEP,- Gross weight, 2Jo on foot. , - VEAL"-0 to 10c. OOL Eastern Oregon, ISalOaj Wil lamette' Vaf ley, 13;19c; Umpqua, 2C23c. HIDES. Butchers' hides, dry, 15c; xrantry 'cured, dry, 14c; cnls 8 oft green hid as.1 salted, 7c; country ditto, 7o; Jearskins, dry, 30c I? lb; d sheep pelts each I6ol.00;'dry elk, 20operlh. TALLOW Quotable at 8o. per lb. HAY Choice timothy, baled, $20S2i; liBNKKAL 1tBrU.UilHE, BICE.' China No. 2, 5i ; Sandwich Islands, 16Jo. , TEAS. Japan, 36M; Black, 4075c rsearft5(asoa. a nOFFEE'CostaRica 14915 ; Java, 20 g22e. dUGARS. Crushed A 12fel2is; Fin Crushed 12(gl2i is Cube, 1212Jc; Extra C. lite; oldenO, '0llc: Sandwich Islandk No. 1, 9lCo; D, 10i101c. 8YRUe. Five gallons 70c CANDLES 1215c. RAISINS. -California, j2.75t3.25!?25 n oex SOAPS. Good, 75c$l'.75. OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, 30o; high trades, Downe & Co., 371o; Boiled Linseed, 50; ditto Raw, 77c; 'dmou oil, 65o; Turpen tine, 70o; Pore Lard, 1 30; Castor, $1.25 11.40. 8ALT. Stock, bay, $10 ton; Carmen bland, $12$; Coarse Liverpool,$15; Fine qual ly, $1520; Ashton's dairy, ditto. $30 Tbe Wheat Crop Surplus. Some one who has had access to the Agricultural Bureau's statement of the wheat crop for this year gives out that it will be about 100,000,000 bushels short of last year's crop. Tho Bureau's state ment of the crop of last year was 504,- 185,470 bushels. This year's crop, there fore, is about 404,000,000 bushels. A member of the Ne.w York Produce Ex change, in a recent number of Brad atreet's, cuts down the crop of 1882 to 480,000,000, or 24,000,000 less than tho Washington Bureau reported it. If he ii right, then this year's crop will not exceed 380,000,000 bushels, and that will leave us but 74,000.000 for export. The quantity we can export from a crop a nor nnr nnn u..l-.nln ... .nn.v.ul Ili.uJ Ul ooUjUWjVW uuBiitnn id ic.K;iiuu wua, We consume for seed 54,000,000 bushels; for bread for 56,000,000 people, each 4i bushels, 252,000,000 bushels; bread and seed, 306,000,000. Deduct from total crop (880,000,000 bushels) and we have 74,000,000 only for export of this year's crop. "But there was a reserve of the crop of 1882, August 1st, amounting to 85,000,000 bushels, which, added to the above, 'gives a possible quantity of 100, 000,000 bushels for -export in 1883-84, without any reserve for the next harvest year. We may safely state that the surplus of tho Pacific coast available for export from this year's harvest will be 40,000,000 bushels, or two -fifths of the whole surplus of the country. The crops and exports for the five years ended with 1882 were as follows : Crop Bushels. 361,191,147 S,7;6(UO 498 840,788 380,080,000 604,185,470 Exports Lnshels. 148,(00 000 183,000,000 184,000.000 118 000,000 148.000,000 Yalta. 1877-78.. 1879-80.. 1880-81.. 1181-82. . 1838-84 The estimate of tho Washington Bu reau frives possible available exports for 1883-S4 at 124,000,000, without holding any in reserve. The estimate ot the rroduce Exchange contributor for Brad street's is 100,000,000 bushels, with 9,000,000 bushels reserved, and this in cludes the reserve of 35,000,000 bushels from tho crop of 1882. If he is correct we shall have less wheat for export this year than any year since 1878. E. H. Walker, who is the statistician of the New York Produce Exchange, indorsed by Bradstreets as "very able," says that the wants of all wheat-importing coun tries this year equal 313,000,000 bushels, and thpt "the available supplies from all exporting countries," including the United States, of course, are but 232, 000,000 bushels, leaving a deficiency of 81,000,000 bushel. If Mr. Walker's estimates aro correct, there should be a considerable advance in wheat between this and next spring, a well as a heavier demand than has over yet been made by Europe on the surplus Indian corn f the United States. Fortunately this crop w a large one, being estimated by the Agricultural Bureau at 1,025,000,000 bushels. S. F. Chronicle. Lord fihrBtPrfieid. the nink of polite- nee. Mid that n true irentleman fhould I bo always guaviter in mono, fortiter in ! n, which means, mild in manner, strong ! in action. This ia precisely tho cliarnc- Ster of AVer's Cathartic Pills. Nothing operates no mildly and vet o powerfully in removing disease. Scrapings of Horn. Tlio fine scrapings" of nny common cnttlo'a horn steeped in unegar and bound hot as can be borne upon a wound will subduo pain almost instantly, and effectually subdue lockjaw. I have often used this remedy, and have never had a failure. In wounds torn and lacerated, as, for example, w here a nail has been stepped on, penetrating the sole of the foot, and the patient wild with pain, countenance livid, teeth chattering, limbs trembling and lockjaw seeming in evitable, with this remedy I hac pro duced perfect quiet, relaxation of mus cles and freedom from pain, and even from soreness of the wound, in the space of fifteen minutes time. I was called in haste to see a young man of 15 years who had stepped on n nail. I found him almost in spasms and had no reme- ics with me. In the house 1 found a pow der horn, and with a piece of glass went to scratiinsr. As soon ns I had a common thimbleful I barely covered it with vinegar ana heated it as hot as could be borne, and, betting others to scraping, I applied it to the wound, changeiL often as soon asicool, adding the scraping accumulated, and with this treatment had this boy easy and out of danger in. fifteen minute. I know not what there is in horn that produces this Leffcct, which 1,'havo seen many times., and hae often, wished there might be some preparation of, this remedy a little more convenient to" use than the crude material. ' , , Bed Tea and Milt Physicians who used to prescribe brom ide'or' soda" or-potassium for sleepless ness now urge their patients to take beef tea instead,- says the Christian Union." Tho writer, trying various pro scriptions .with little benefit, was at length so fortunate as to receive such advice. At first beef tea w as used with somo light broad or biscuit broken in it, sipped fiom a spoon as warm as it could be taken. Afterward milk, just scalded, not boiled, was substituted, and, to make it more easy for digestion, a tablespoon ful of lime was added to half a tumbler of milk. To facilitate matters, a pocket stove with an alcoholic lamp, or nn ar rangement for the gas hxture, should be at hand. If neither beef tea or milk can be easily procured, hot water alone with an infusion of hops or mint may be substituted, or even hot water alone will quiet restlessness and n duce sleep. A darkened room that moonbeams can not enter, a little fresh air from an open fireplace or window, aro valuable assist ants in making the sleep continuous. When onco the habit of w akefulness is broken up, the beef tea or milk may be taken cold, bur not iced. If you aro always a poor sleeper, it will be well to continue this late supper as a permanent thing in your daily life. Seeds Best Sown In Autumn. Most people have observed, no doubt, that self-sown seeds that have dropped from the growing plants of the previous season sometimes produce tho largest and most healthy plants, that bloom the most freely. This is true of several kinds, particularly those that suffer ex posure to our midsummer sun. The reason is that self-sown seeds get a very early start in tho spring, vegetating as soon as the frost is gone, and are good sized plants by the time we usually put seeds in tho ground, even if they do not start in the fall. They thus mature and flower during the cool weather of spring. The clarkias and nemophilas and annual larkspurs are fiqted examples. There are also several varieties of hardy annuals that do well with spring sowing that will bear autumn sowing in open ground, and reward us with early spring flowers. Sweet alyssum and white candytuft will give us abundanco of white for early cut ting, if sown in the fall. In a sandy soil the iwrtulacca may be sown in the au tumn with good success. Seeds of bien nials and periennials, if sown early enough to pioduce strong little plants, will flower the next summer, l'ansies and Chineso pinks, though they bloom the first summer if sown in the spring, will make much stronger plants and flower more freely and earlier if young plants are grown in the autumn. West ern Farmer. Coolant bs Beat. A farmer came into a grocery btoro the other day, and exhibited to the eyes of nn admiring crowd an enormous i egg, about six inches long, which he avowed to have been laid Ly one of his own hens. He had it packed in cotton, and wouldn't allow anybody to handle it for fear of breaking the phenomenon. The grtyeryman examined it with the rest, and, intending to chaff the countryman, said: "Pshaw! I've got something in the egg line that will beat that" "I'll bet you five dollars you haven't," said the countryman, getting excited, i "Take it up," replied the groceryman, and, going behind the counter, he broueht out wire eec-beter. ''There's something in the egg line that will beat it, I guess," said he, reaching out for the takes. ', "Hold on, there," said .the fanner; "let's see you beat it," and he handed it to the grocer. Tho latter held out his hand for it, but dropped it in surprise on the counter, where it broke two soup plates and a platter. It was of solid iron, painted white. ''Some folks think they're darnation cute," muttered the farmer, as he pock eted tho btakes and lit out ; "but 'taint no ue buckin' against the solid facts." A callow youth asks a Philadelphia paper where ho shall "put his kiss." When a young roan doesn't know where to put a kiss, he should keep is in his head, if it doesn't mt'ie too much noiso rolling round in the vacuum. Many who never complain aro never theless seriously ill. Use Brown's Iron Bitters and there will be no causo of complaint. VACANT LANDS. A large amount of vacant land may b found in tho Widow Creek country, Umatilla county. The town of Heppner is in the midst of this section. The Heppner Gazette, pub lished there bv J. W. Redinpton, can be had at S2.50 a year, $1.50 for six months, $1 for three months. Subscriptions may be left at the Farmer office Farmer and Gazelle $4.50 a year. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY . ... AND Tualatin A cademy, FOREST OROVE, OREOON. FACULTY. Rev J. F. ELLIS, Vice President and Professor of Mental and Moral Scltnci JCS. W. HARbH, I rofessor of Latin and Griek. Wji JT. FERRI.V, Profes. or of Mathematics. W P. LYMAN, I'rofessir of Hi.U.rj and Rhitorlc. M.J. MACUAHON, I'rlnnpalof Academy. Miss L C. CARSON, Preceptres CALENDAR. FALL TERM First Wednesday In Sep ember to lust We-'nesdaj In December. WINThli TERM F.rt WcJneday In Dccemlxr to first Wednesday In Marcb bPKI.NO TERM First Widnesda) In March to flnt Wednesday in June. HOLIDAYS Christmas to New Year's EI'I:msi:m. Toltlon I'er Term In Adtanre. Academic Department (two course-) $10.25 Collegiate Department (three course-) 815.25 fHTBoard In families, Including fuel and lights,&3tot.G0 This sihool aims to give thorough Instruction and parental discipline, to form correct menial habits and moral purposes. It offers good facilities to btudenU of both sexes. For further In'ormntion, apply to. Rev. J. F. Ellis. augl7ml FIFTH ANNUAL EXPOSITION .... OF THE .... PORTLAND I II Will Open Thursday, Ocloaer 11th ana Clote Balnrilny, Oct. 87. 1883. The Resources and Industries o! this Great NortlnvcstCon centnited in One Mam moth Exposition! GOLD, SILYEIt AMI KKOZK MEDALS or Diplomas will be awarded to meritorious ex .unite wlieu entered for competition. P. rons tie 1 ous of tnak.i g aa exhibit nre earnestly requested to make appicatlon for space, (for which there will be no charge), aa so n as possible, so that a proper distribu tion can be made and all confusion avoided Reduction in Kates of Fare Having been secured with the 0.11 AN Co. and North ern Pacific B R on all of their lines wrst of Missoula, of fortv per cent off the regular rates for round trip tickets. Goods exhibited at the Fair, if they have not chan ed ownership, and have paid full rates to the exhibition, are rrfnrned free of charge. . VauThe exposition wl'l be open to the public from 1 P. M. to to & P. M., and trom 7 P. M. to 10 P. M. Admission 60 cents; children- under 13, ?5 cents ror luriner pa rcuiars apply 10 t. v, AM fc-N, Superintendent. 127J First bt., Portland, Or. sept 2&td A. ROBERTS, ...SUCCESSOR TO.... FISHEL & ROBERTS Cor. Knit and Alder hu, Tortland, Ore. THE LEADING Clothier, Merchant Tailor, And Hatter OF OREGON, Guarantees to sell the very best CLOTHING tor Itm Money than any other honse in the state. JunelU THE BUBJ0F SCOTf CKASlrlAK tCH0Ol, HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS The sixth rear under the present management begins 'irina September Classes In Greek, Latin, Ger man, Frem.lt. English, Mathematics, Bookkeeping, Sciences, Music, Draislnr and Penmanship. Discipline strict. Bend lor ttirtccntn annual catalogue wun list o( former nieinbf rs, to the Head Master. J. W HILL, 11. P . jl7-3ra O: Draer 17, Portlan I, Or. 29 PERCHERONS Just landed, and others coming, holding nutnereas Cold and Sllrer Medal recently won la France. Send for Catalogue. A. R O GY, 338 Palisade Are., Jersey City, Ifew Jersey. St HelejVs Hall. A Boardlae mho Day School for Uirls. THE FIFTEENTH YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER tth with a corps ol fourteen tescheis. Thor- ugh Instruction la Entrllsn, Ancient ana Modem LAngUageS, vocal anu ItuirumcuiM jbiuiu, unwine, P.lD.tmr and Calisthenics. The pupils hare dallj walks In compear wlln a teacher. For further lnforou'Jrn Address UlBllUf mukkid, ntcior; or jsioo aaai B. KODNKV, PrindBal, Portland, Ore.ou. IJill).n Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. "Onrllle,Ohio, Sept 10, IMS. COiOSt " HsTlnf baen labjeet to s bron chial affection, wlta frequent colda, for a number of yean, I hereby cer tify that Atib's Cuusr Pectobal rlrea bm prompt relief, and U the most etTeetira remedy I bare erer tried. Jamxs A. Hamiltoh, Editor of Th OtteaU." mmm,"Mt.ailti,Ohio,JaiMX,la. COUvKS. " I h" ud Atzs'i Cbiut Psctobai. this spring for a ae rer conch and long; tronbU with good effect, and I am pleated to recommend It to any one similarly affected. IUBTBT BA COH1I A, Proprietor Olobe RotaL" rma-rABZD BT Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mac Sold by all Druggists. , Mlir FOR SALE- Pure Bred Cotswold & Leices ter Yearling Ititcks. Pure Breed Berkshire Pigs. ... .ALSO "( Two Three Quarter Bred Clydesdale Stallions, 2-yeara old past Weight 1600 lbs. SSSepU LA'iD REEn, Poitland, Or. MAPS! MAPS ! ! MAPS OL OKEGOX & WASH INGTON TERKITOKY. rTEREAlTER WE WILL BE ABLE TO SUPPLY II copies of mapi of Oregon and Washington a, following rates. These maps are put up in comcnlent t rm to car in the pocket Enclosed in a stiff beard rover. They can be obtained at the following prices: Map of Oregon f Map or Wnihtnaion. Oregon and Washington Combined. 1,25 iarRemit by Postal Order or Registered Letter Postage stamps ill not be taken. Address : W1LLA1IF.TTF. I'.tKMtlt Pm. CO., Draw er 13. Portland Oregon BISI.MSS F.UrCATION. u.u.u. COLUMBIA Commercial CoUege Journal Olrlng full inform ition relating to one of the most Practical Institutions for the Bu-dncss Training of the Young and Middle Aged of either sex, lent free oa application. Xnritust Admitted any Week liny In the Year. Address: W. S. JAMES, Box btS, Portland, Ore. oct20? R A I L R 0 A J) LANDS Liberal Terra-:, Low Prices, Long Time, Low Interest. O. A C. RAILROAD COY, OFFER THEIR LANDS FOR SLE UPON TfU following liberal term: One-tenth of the prlw In cash; Intere-t on tho balancd at the rate of sevea per cent ono ear after sle, and eich fouTiwtng yevr One-tenth of the prin ipal and inter st on the balance at tne rate or 8Len per cent per nnnum uoth Drtn clpal and interest pa) aMe In U. S Curr. ncy. a aitcounc oi ten per ccqi auowea for casn. Letters should be addressed to TAIL SCIH'LZE, Land A(,ent, O, ft O. K. R. Co , Portland, Ogn. TEN OREGON PAPERS Descriptive of Oregon scenery, Oregon Towns, Oregon Farms, Oregon Homes and ot Oregon Methods of Slaking a Living. A concise and truthful vlewofthe affairs nttery itny lift-unci I he rharrra for bnslneas In this far an ay Wcalrrn Ntalr, uncolorrd by the Influt-iiceor railway land companies r real ealMic speculators. Itonnd In pamphlet form of 100 double aicea, llluslratrd with 130 tluely executed crayon picture-. Price tl per copy. Mailed post-paid I any country on receipt or price. Address t D. H. STEARNS. Portland, Or. t anTwnere on trial to onerate aMinut ail rresses.thecustomer keep ing the one that suits best. No one has everdared show yp any ether Press, as Vederick's Press Is known to be herond competition, and will halo at lessexpense with twice the rapidity and load more In a car than any other. Theonly way inferior machines can be sold Is to deceive the Inexperienced by ridiculously false Mate. ments,and thus sell without sight or seeing, and swindle ;the purchaser. Working 'any other Press alongside of Dederlck'a always sell the purchaser a Dederlck Pm. anil .11 trnnw If tu. well to show up. Address for circular aod location of Wcsttrn andSouthern storehouse and Agecuv P. K. DEDEEICK 4 CO., Albany, K. T Or IIAWLLY BROS., San FranchMO. PORTLAND -BUSINESS COLLEGE,- N. K. Cor. Second and Yamhill St.., FORTLAND, . 0REG0H. A. P. Armstrong. ;. A. WYico, Princlp-ll. Pcmn.in and Secretary Designed for the Busies.! Education of Both Sexes. Admit U J on any wetU il ly cf the car, -IPEKtWORKI- Of all kinds vxccuUtl tn order at reasonable rates. Satisfaction giurjntccd. The College "Journal' crnitalnlnur Information nf the couric of stud), ritia of tuition, limo to . nlcr, He, and cuts of plain ind ornaintntal pen manbhipi tree JOHN A. M ACDOXALD, Salem Marble and Granite Works. CoBumsrdaJ St.. South of Post OaVtM (Post-Offlc Box t, Salem. Oregon.) -mtTANlFACTl KKB Scotch and California Otanll aod Marble monuments, Bead Sleets CEMETERY LOTS Enclosed with California OranlUand (ton Walls built ef erery description rrlees ateetsceet Mall COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Ol The JlvYzwf Guide is U . sued March and Sept., each rear: Slfl pages, BjxllJ fliK-hui, v.lth over 3,300 illustrations a whole pic ture callenr. Gives wliole- ale prices direct to eonmmeri on all ffxAt tax tiersonal or family me. Tills how to order, and gives exact cost of every thing yow use, cat, drink, wear, or have fun with. Thcno Invaluablo books con tain information gleaned from the map kets of the world. We will mail a cony Frco to any address upon receipt or the postage 7 cents. Let us hear from you. Respectfully, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. Sir A ss Wakaaa Aeeaas, CaUeaw. 111. ire sent asTwbere on trial to onerat a aJstnut ailnTt. g Sklnn) Men, 'Wells Health Renewt r" rwtorea healtn and Tigor cures DjspeiMi Imnotenre, Sextia' Deb lit)' 1 It will on! cos a tent DRS. A. S. & Z. B. NICHOLS, Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons. Rooms 59, 60, 01 a Unl-m Block, Portland, O Speelnlllr Dr Z B. X. Diseases nf Women. DR. A. S. N. Diseases of Ee. Ear and Throat. E. O. SMITH, J33E35 HaTIC 3C SET. OFFICE So lfi7 Fint street, bfei Mm .ATt7riin ti I YtmMH, Port, ind, Orvor JOHNSON GRASS, TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED. MILLER BROS., Seedmen, o. 209 Scroml SI reel, lorlliUHl. HAVE A LAltOE IWOICE OF THE ABOVK named trrasff seals. They an supply all !c nianils tn lots to suit Purchasers. Send for price-list. MOORE'S KUMEHY FOR POISON OAICK" THE ONLY PREVENTATIVE And certain euro Sold bj all drugglsta cPrlceir'SZ cents a Box redi;to t ;oiV t ;Oiv (.KMUllL AUKNTft lapOm SAN FRANCISCO, PAL. HOPKINS,' .ACADEMY. i 0AKIAMV I I '-AlV 1m Rev". H. E. Jewett, Prnicipal. Next term twjrins Tticsdty, August 7 1S..3 AppM cation for rooms should be luaiio early. Send foj fal-V" u nl in? I'u S250 WILL BUY Tlio Boat Pony SAW MIIJ Tet Offered for the Money. BV Mend ror VI rciilnr. RICHMOND MACHINE WORkS. RICIIMOM USE ftOSh FILLS. All those who from Indlscw tlons.eicessen or olh?r CAuaea are weak, uanerveU.low splr U?d,pUslcally druincd.and uaabl? to p?rturm llfcadu tm properly, cau iw certain ly and penuanfUtly cured, without tttouiach mcdi clues. Endorsed vy dx lors, nun .ti ters and the, pretm The JC ieal Wtrkly says: The old Elan of treat I dk NrvonaD IIItT, rhjalesil tlerar, Ac.lsnholly suiierReiled by THBMABNTON.BOLUS.' Kven liopelf rswe as sured of certain restoration to full and perfect ma.ii bood, Klniple, pRWtUe, Cleanly, pleasant Send for treatise. Consultation with physician free MARSTOM REMEDY CO., S W . Ittn Bt,, Maw York. THS DINGEE & OONARD GO'S 1IU.VU1 It UU KVElMiLOUMUtO t PLENDID POT PLANTS, speolallypra ri.irru tor Immecllito Bloom. Delivered anfely bymulli't(fetpc',utulJitcifQceK.Siilcn' d.darUuij,yoLrchoi 9,slllab(.led,forSi 12 forS2 lOforSm ? ti. 84 1 3SforSSi 78 for SI3il00rcrZI3, WTi CIVE aHmdsome Present of clio'ce and valuable ROSESfrea wt:h o.trj oc.lcr. OurNEWCUIOE.aeuv'o Tnnn .. qh th Hot; 76 pp. elegantly UltutratulfrmK to.,11 THE DINOEE A OONARD CO. f.oia Utowirs, Vast Orers. ChssUr Co., Pa. Write to Cle eland "XJ CiTTKiri. Dlsticnrur), Ueiel'd,- WUJMl MEN- Ohio, for I'aujplilet in plain, seal. d inr.lop, cle.ir.b Inglnsnumenl, (wont ut nlgnt), and uiitliud of ringMuui rjllaalu.NH. hiiupli., n.eun and i.etir fails. auJl'Jin Mteroeetypet, Ojiera Otntut ffoectacle. Battimttere Titer. Compouet It. J. III'IK, Oi.tlcl.iiK. Ihlln.rifiiliii, I'm utrated Priced C'ataiourve. SPORTSMAN'S W ' 10 . I "1"" JaJUBVfc" '"stv. I ABODH ui ROSES VUlOimLE AND lifcTAll. DEALKIIS IN GUNS. RIFLES. REVOLVERS, FISH TACKLE, Base Balls, Boxing Gloves and Sporting Goods, AGENCY I Oil THE CECE0RATKO "FARKKIl DOUBLE AND THKIE DARHELKI) OI'N COMIllNKIl." " IIKvl.NCl t. "Sharp.," "MarllnV" and " Wlncliester ilflea." Co t's," "J I", Catruuh's," "I'aiktrVaul "Item Ing-ton's Double and sinirl. Rrea h Lcwdinjr Ouns. 865 and 887 Second Street, retwnen Morrison and YamlJll. H AN HONEST OFFER. If vest Me riek ee lOls. no maUar what reor complaint, writs ta SMMdwewasaTosiMTalileiuofoarlarf.kLKOTIUO MsU)KATVOFAIMsenlt7wesM.pTOTlddTmaTMta BsrnrHUltearas von tn ana seayiressyaMssijajryls.. tane. Isni task ifia. and rnecT otbee diseases. kUrralons cores MaaU7nuSi7easas wbereaUotaw irestBeals Urenuled. rrlessTerrlov. asnessaertaeaeareswtUttlemedala, trnt Ursa rTW rw aiain7aR.a..a garlnasdeef Boots sn4 Harbe. no. ass yon to nn j uwas tuasr, Ml Berery ta try tnem at our risk. aVwht1rliirl(esstaUpartlailers,b..i4drst0fice CLCCTM0 PAD MUUPa Ctt, M AtttsUa Ait., rMUn. N. V. MAKE HENS iLl Xoihlfif tm tartii will mk hen Nothuut im .anil will make hens tsltelptatfciod. Sold rrarywUm.w scot tar nail "end for Oatatoetue ATLASU ine INDIANAPOLIS. rfnWBSBSSSSSB naaTSBaTsare'rHPBSBBBne MiaraoTcarM or STEAM ENGINES nnnnB'-''4 W"?l"r-T;r,l Bssssssssssaw' Kaajf ?- m BOILERS CKfoTlNMEDIATEOEll CMRY ENQINtSinJ BOIUflS IN STOCK BEST PAINT WOBjLDI PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT IS THU CHEAPEST, VMIITKST, EASIEST SritEAS in ai d bet Coer inr faint lnaJo HtlTtBI.K 1'OU lllK tMIOI llllt:MOstK Anj onccin usu It. J it the thins for Farmers and othcnnhodotlieironn 1'alntlnir. Full Itli'rcllnnaoii t'nrh I'lirkaxc. Put up In c-jmcnlmt l'ickages as fo'lons: IN FIVE, ONE end IIALf O LI ON cans, IN (JUAUTS, TWO and ONE lb cam, an 1 in barrels 'Utri-iH mt m: itDtr.it i:i. Dee dial ymi trl tin-urnilliir I'ACI 1 ir RITB. IKK l'Ur, niiiioiir i mile tlark anbove, on ciuli rim. torsnlr lit Hie iirliirlpnl dmlera In Ore sou and Mnlilnsinii (rlloiy, and by our roillLtMt HolHK. For Sample funis und 4'lr ulnrs, nrtdrrsa Whittier, Fuller & Co., Deilcrs in I'ulnts, Oils and Glass. Ma. .10 Front Street, i l'nrlland. Oregon JuL'O 3in nwnarcn Lianimrg tawinji machlncl Allrcut rlfiY'ln of wr tw jaaoney. VniKi'rTSl'l.'?1!! " '"sra FAST and KAST HlLn flli,?j.IPItfi!,yeh rllm. "Am miif h tilt n-l ill VS. "r"i.WPlaTWINO SAWlHOKaOHINl. -i'8S!!li!li"lr1h 'or family .tore-wood, and ainKVH of locuttliHr, II 1. neerlew and unrtr.lid Illuitr.toJ ?aJwo.Proe,AOEIIT8. WANTED. Mention thli BS".,' '"""MONARCH MANUaAClTUniain 1MB. : tandolph St., OUoazo, III Fast Potato Digging! The Monarch Lightning Potato Digger Snvcs Its ct ypurly, kivb times ovrit, to ovory litrmcr. llimrantced to vUlgSlxIlumlroil lluxli-. els n nay Write Postal Card for Freo Illustnitod Clr culars. Mention this paper. Address Mwtti Minuftcturing Ca, K3 Randolph St, Chicago, l J.B.CUKGLE, 110 Front btrcit, hit Mdf, rorttond, OriKOii. Algaln in Justness. HANtlFALTL'MEIlS AM) I1UOHTEIIS OF IEiinichH, Itrhlh'H, Wliips. SinhlU:r.v Ilii rI v lire, V. ., Ktc. Repairing Neatly and At'ended to Promptly $1400. 56 DAYS MADE CLEAR Bf NEW IGENT BrlUnsf ow Uar1vsUei m STOVE PIPE SHELVES Mur isr.Ar- r.A l K.lrliu.f (Just Ps.tntrt I AI HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES InrllariafiaaMa tn ...ta f.n.llw a..a. ...k. i7T7 ".j:.." a ".":'. "' --:"" ww (vh ui munri vwiii Its rsrouj ! Of OUT KQOUS, OCUfl lor IllbMlratXl 1'i.Ulocufw of trrmft, hlnU l itceaU, UUmoataUs pro. mg our tiaueat r ml ib iyccM of Aftnu, Af wU4 Ol4 If UllHB, r-vlattt ( (.MPfete . eitUlT Trrrttory fM. AdJrsn nctrtM oflit M lion Inli ppr, ' X. Bheptrd k Co., Kttnf Ci-, Ho., OlacUiutl. a EMPORIUM. ; SON., maatn- If ItdoaanDi enrawonlt WawstatoeorriJiasai,lUsa. u isovsenw 'sav "S ..sa leaf Dnstaees, Astsaa, 0- eoaabtoed with Sseetrlcltr. Wedo LAY .in r:i.i, nrr ur txtniKint 4iu lutyrtr.w.llnv In tM a cuuulTy. asrs t.f Ih. Il..r. and (am I'uwdors susd ar.wonl.lti.lr.ili. ll.saisUialSilarkl mditin Ikiwders are aUulutaly nore Uy Ul Blv lar U Rkerldan's t 'ondltlun Itrwders. Ikias, I teas ror touar-suuia. 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