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MARKET 11EPOJIT.
HIMIK MlOMl'K MAHKKT.
These tjuritations are for 1'ortHmI.
l'ho following represent wholesale rate
rom producers or first hands
WI1KAT Walla A'alla, $1,111; Valley
$l.(i!i(31 071 Ptr cental.
FliOUH S3.003.23, stinilaid; sunirfirte,
$3.7!a4.
BARLEV -I.101 '2T,.
OATS.-GO to 5Uo.
ONIONS. Mc.
I'OTATOKS. fiOffifiOc per pound.
MIUDLIN(JS-$:!52.30; sliorts, $'J3H23.
BKAN-52022.
BACON Sides, linn 12J3J Hams 111 IB;
Shoulders, 10 lie.
LARD Kjstern pails, ll12;; Oregon, in
tins, samci keg', l!l'-.
CHKKSH.-Cal., I iu; Oregon, ISo V In.
HONEY In comb, lSnlOo; strained, in 6
fallons, 101fa.Ho.
APFI.KS-8l.fi0peruui.il.
ORIKD FKU 11 8. Apples, sun dried qnar.
red,12c 'sliced, 14c; rnaohine dried, lirm.lGo;
Pean, maohino drier!, 12c; Plums, sundried,
16c, and machine dried, 18c.
POULTKY. Chickens, full grown, $1 00
4 DO; Kecsc, $8; tatkeys $12 0015 per do.
KOGS. 30c.
, BUTTKIl Brine, 2025c; solid, 2023c;
rolls, 2025c; choice table butter, 30c,
HOGS. 0J7c net.
BEEF. 44Jo on foot.
SHEEP.- Greta weight, 3c on foot.
VKAL-OtolOo
WOOL. Eastern Orcjron, 13al7c; Wil
lamette Valloy, lG18o; Umpqua, 2C2.1c.
HIDES. Ilutchers' hides, dry, 14c;
tountry cured, dry, 10c; culs I off, green
kid as, salted, 7o; country ditto, 7c;
elecrskins, dry, 30o I' lb; d sheep pelts each
lBal.OO; dry em, mo per id.
TALLOW Quotable at 8o. per lb.
HAY Choice timothy, $20$25.
HOI'S Can bring 18c; holders intist on 20
SEED Timothy, 718c; red clover, IC
Hie.
tiKNKKAL MF.UCIIANDI8E.
BICE. China No. 2, SJ i : Sandw iih
Islands, 'SQOic
TEAS. Japan, 38 10; Black, 4027Co
Sreen, B8ffl80o.
COFFEE Costa Rica 1415o; Java, 20
22o.
dUOARS. Crushod A llUJo; Fine
Crushed lllUo;Cnbe. llHJo; Extra C,
104c; Golden 0. 0J10o Sandwich Islands
No. 1, 8il)o; 1), 001o.
BYROP. Five gallons 70o
CANDLES 12lfio.
BA18INS, -California, f2.75 f3.25V23 lb
5X
80AP8.-Good, 75cJ1.76.
OILS. Ordinary brands of ocal, 30o; high
trades, Downe & Co., 371c; Boiled Linseed,
SO) ditto Raw, 77o; lmou oil, 05o; Turpcn
Hue, 70c; Pure Lard, 1 30; Castor, 81.25
11.40.
SALT. Stock, bay, 910 V ton; Carmen
blind, 1124; Coarse Liverpool, 815; Finn ual
Ti 91320; Aahton's dairy, ditto. $30
00HHER0IAL.
Pom land, Or., Fcl. 7.
There U not much if nny clmngo in
tlio utitto of tho l'liukot. Theio was u
littlo four Unit tlio lieiivy winds wliich
rovnileil yosteniiiy, illicit lo somo
ilumago to tho fall grain. Theio ncoJ
lio no niipiuhcn-ion on Unit hcoto, how
over, as Urn Mnitliine will dihncl all that,
Theio is an unii-iuil iierrngo in, so far
thin season, ami should eoinjuiatively
good times lnovnil, furmon will do well
with their gv.iin. In the fuco of this
bright tiitnro jtrosiKHil apiHMi-s Iho fact
prices may ink low.
Tho wheat situation in lluglanil wn
jeportod lirmor for tho pant two days and
tho outlook hovnis to favor shippers,
although wo cannot seo mueh in sight to
help it along. Freights aie tho wiino.
Tho hop market, as will lie seen elto
whero, is ham of stock and a few sales
have leen nuulo as high iih 1'Jo. This
is a much less Mint than tho most nmi
gnino oxpovtod, and thero is not a doubt
hut that considerable money was lost on
this product alone.
Tho wool imitket (-hows no action
whatever and wool teems a drug on llio
.market. Thero is no pjo-iieot of an im
mediate miction " 1' wmld isrepoited
to I mi well MipplieU vjith iniiniifiictured
goods of all kinds, and that too at all
kinds of prices.
Tlio local iia.rkets aro iilwiil as fol
lows: Oats, ri05:io; Kggs, this cold
weather will cause a (carcity, ailvauced
to 30o iKr doE.j butter, choice Oregon
tlemamli-lOo per pound; poultry, quot-
d in u slightly hotter demand, at i.50
Hr dozen, and evon higher for a choice
lot ; potatoes aro in local demand only,
mid bell iiuitb rendily at from li070o
utvonling to variety and quality.
U0P MARKET.
l'oiiruNit, Or., Fob. 0, 1SSI.
Kditor Willamette Farmer t
Wo received tho following to-day from
London, by cable;
During the pat weekVnido has Uvn
liniitinl to binall piireels for immediate
iequircntents. Prices remain unchanged
mid amount of stock on otVor continue
Miiall. A fair trade is doim; in Americans
at former rates, vixt ctJ(ffU'lt ltV mv
112 pounds.
Troin Now York iMnrkit linn and
active.
From Watterville Market llrm and
uctivo. IVico paid 26c.
Atl'ortluud thero has Uvn consider,
ublo butiucM doing tho pakt Wivk. (iood
(o choice hops wiling ut lHltV. while
some poor find off qualities ranged down
from 7J(jjtl3c per pound. The l'ortl.'flid
market at present writing is pretty burc
of Hops, although wo know of several
lots to arrive beforo the end of the week
nnd we think growers will do well if
they send their hops to market at once
for after present requirements nio satis
fied we have no insurance of any fur
ther demand befoie another crop is har
vested. IFr.iiiiEN' & Hass-eii.
MAKKETS ey telecuafh.
San Francisco Markets
Pax "i:.Ntisco, I'eb. (5.
Wheat- S'pot market dull ; jirices arc
ehanged. gale Xo. 1 shipping -il.li?.
Futures are lower. "o. 1 white, seller
the year, $1.50; btijtrthese.iion, tl.70
1.781.
Flour Inncthe.
llailcy Spot weak and dull, 'Joctftl.
Futures verj' brisk, but we.ik. No. 1 feed,
Iay,!r'1.01(?1.02t;seabon,!liG79Ce;buycr
season, 102J1.01.
Oats Dull with a declining tendency;
!s'1.7fi asked for choice feed.
Potatoc Oii'gon (iaruet Cliile, joli
bing, $1.21)1.00; l'otaltuna and Tonia
1ns, OOcgSOc asked.
Wool Transactions small; receipts
light ; market steady.
Jlons There iB a irood demand but
sellers aro disposed to Hold cnoiec qutui
ties. Quote nominal figures 1722ic.
Eggs Stocks nro reduced and market
slightly better; Zlg,Zc.
IJutter. Jfarkot jioorly Mipplied with
frosh roll. Quoto 32.'J7c.
ClllC.VnO JIAIlKETri.
Ciiic'aco, Jan. HO.
May options "Whrtit lower, 99!)!) c;
Pork higher, 171 ; Lard steady, 'J.,J7jc.
.Vi:W YORK MAliKETS.
Xj:w Yoiik, Jan. J'.O.
Wheat.'sleady; Hour steady; wocl and
hides, quiet.
iii;i:i!iioii.u s ioi:nr,.s' jusiiADSrLTr.s, isi:
roirr. London, Jan. 1)0.
Cargoes off coast Wheat and niaie
quiet and steady.
Cargoes on passage and for prompt
shipment Quiet.
Mark Lane Wheat and maize quiet.
Knglibh and French country markets
Quiet.
Imports into U. K. past week, wheat,
210,000 to 215,000 quarters.
Imports into U. K. past week, Hour,
185,000 to 190,000 barrels.
Mark Lane Review.
London, Feb. 1.- Tho Mark Lane Im
press, in its review of tho Jlritish grain
trado for the week, says : "Tho weather
was mild and rainy. Trado inclined
toward lower prices and in somo pio
vincial exchanges prices declined a
shilling. In Loudon tho prices continue
yet lower, and to-day only tho choicest
English and foreign maintained former
prices. Flour is very quiet, llarloy is
very dull. Foieign wheat is lower.
The decline appearsunfathomalilo. Over
production seems likely to continue to
increase, and in tho meantimo tho trado
must suflbr. Maize is weaker. ICight
cargoes of wheat ai rived off coast. Two
were sold, two wfio withdrawn and four
leiuniu, including two No. 1 California.
Cargoes on passage aro inanimate. Sales
of English wheat tho past week were,
(11,1 17 quartet-, lit l !M. against .V.l.'JOl,
at 10s (Id, the eorespondiug week last
year.
dro.it Sale of Clydesdales!
The Clydesdale lloso Co. of llock
foul Faun, Cedar KapicN, Iowa, and
(llasgow, Scotland, will sell between
(iO and 70 head oT choice imported
Clydesdale Stallion- Males, Coltt. and
Fillies, together with u iiumlvr of
Polled Angtih Cattle, at their Aineiiean
headquailcrs, ltocx'oul Farm, Cedar
ltapiiH, Iowa, on Thui sd.iy, Feb. 21, lSvSl.
No grander lot of st ek of this biced
was ever ofl'eied at public sale in the
country. Catalogues aie now ro'idy and
will bo sent to all applicants. Their
annual catalogue, containing over 150
head, will also bo sent to all who aply.
Send for both sale and annual catalogue
and don't fail to attend the sale on Feb.
21.
Tho next annual meeting of the Union
County Agricultural society, meets at it?
grounds, near l.a Cuande, on the Mvoud
'of Soptomlier, 18$ I.
Thos. Howell, has good frenh seeds for
sale. Seo hisiidveitisement on the fifth
page. 1 To has new and fresh sieds.
A man who was looking through a
second-hand stem in Brooklyn, with a
view of finding n Ixdstcad to suit him,
finally examined one, and askinl ;
"Are von sure thero are no bugs, in
thisr
'Hugsl Vhy, dot nedstead -was oudt
of mv own family! Vo got it hen my
brudtler MoMVi ltas hci-e, und now he
lias gone away 1 sell it for half-price.''
"Siy, 1 belitno it has had bugs in it."
1 Oiiipo.ssible, my fiiendt. My wifo
luis so neat dot if she knew of such
things in der house shogo gr.uy."
"And I'll lw hanged if hero isn't proof !''
pxelainiiHl the custonior, as ho pointed to
an uuiinix'achablo evidence.
."Vhell! vhelir
Tho customer was going out with a
heart-broken look on his face, when tho
otlur detained bim mid said:
"DoiVaU right, after all. Kf you puy
dot HHlstoail you know you have bug
from a mijxvtaule ftunilyl Mccs iis
head clerk in ltoschivter and you know
I vas heie twenty-seven year in bm-i-neiss,"
Further Wall Street News,
A allf ht cold, il ne lected, oftfn attacls
tlie luut. Duow.sN ltiuiMillAt. Tikh-iiij.'
give ur and immediate relief, Sv'il oV n I
luvt. Price 23 cents.
Sheep as an Investment.
Nothing pays so well for the amount
invested as sheep, when well taken care
of, yet nothing pajs so badly as an in
vestment if they are left to take care of
themselves, abandoned to the attacks of
all their enemies, and not particularly
protected and nutured by tho provident
and kind shepherd. Nothing is more
helpless, less able to defend itself, to
prono to bo preyed upon, so imprudent
and so foolish as a sheep, and, therefore,
nothing demands more completely the
care, attention and protection of its
owner.
As to the breed of sheep to buy, exper
ience has larirch settled tho question.
Most m"ii think it is economy to l amble
over the country, and pick up heie nnd
there what is known as natio ewes, and
eioss them upon a full blood buck. Hut
this is bad policy. AVhcn sheep aro not
enred for (nnd natives never ate), they
become more or less wild, and are unwil
ling to bo restrained by nightly herding,
and conseotiontlv irenticntlv dos'elop dis
eases by being resti (lined in their habits,
if not, they become restless and are not
piolilahlo. Then, again, mixing up
small squads of sheep from every section
ol the countiy has n strong tendency to
create disease, and theieby ruin the
investment.
The Cotsivolds. I3akcwell, or Leicester
sheep, accouling to high authority tire
too large for ourpasturngo and climate,
and any fanner who has done well with
them would, in all probability, have done'
much better with a smaller breed, llio
Southdown is the finest mutton cheep in
the world, and as good as most of them
for wool, but, then, they are too delicate.
Tho Merino is by long odds tho best
sheep for our country. I . h. Economist.
Food Makes The Man.
Speaking roughly, about tin co-fourths,
by weight, of tho body of man if consti
tuted by the fluid be consumes, and the
remaining fourth by tho solid material
ho appropriates. It is therefore no figure
of speech to fay that food makes the
man. Wo might even put the case in a
stiongcr light and allirm that man is his
food. It is stiictly and literally true
that "A ninn who drinks beer thinks
beer." We make this concession to tho
teetotalers, and will add that good sound
beer is by no means a bad thought factor,
whatever may bo tho intellectual valuo
of the commodity commonly 6old and
consumed under that name I It cannot
obviously bo a matter of indifference
what a man eats and drinks, llo is, in
fact, choosing his animal and moral
character when be selects his food. It
is impossible for him to change his in
herited nature, simply because modifica
tion of development occupy nioro than
an individual life, but ho can help to
inako tho particular stock to 'which he
belongs inoro or less beery or fleshy or
watery, and so on, by tho way he
feeds. Wo know tho effect tho feeding
of animals has on their temper and very
natures ; how tho dog fed on raw meat
and chained up so that ho cannot work
oll'tho (superfluous nitrogonized matorial
by exercise becomo a savago beast, whilo
the sumo creature fed on bread and
milk would bo tamo as a lamb. The
same law of results is npplicablo to man,
and every living organism is propaeated
'in its kind" with a physical and mental
likeness. This is the underlying prin
ciple of development. Happily tho truth
is beginning, though slowly and imper
fectly, to find recognition it has long
been denied. It is possible that in the
natural desiro to sccuro tho best, put est
supplies of food and drink for man we
au pushing matters a little to extremes
and becoming ridiculous. Utopia is a
long way oil', and 'Hygoia" has not
been'built. It is however, dosirablo that
we should aim high and make tho teach
ings of physiological science the pi ocepth
of our daily life and conduct. Wo may
not be able to reach our ideal, but pio
giesswill be advanced by striving to
make its attainment an object. "What
toeat, drink and avoid" is" a rational
proposition, and if son.o of us aie be
coming a littlo unreasonable in tho
attempt to hobo it, at least we aro on tho
right road and ought to bo encouraged
lather than abashed by the not unkindly
criticism our endeavors nro calling
fmth. Albany Argus.
Mr. Wm. Short, who livs near Salem,
lo't u valuable team of grey hor-so-, last
week, by fever. They were seemingly
well as ever and one of them was frisk
ing alKitit when all of a sudden it
dropped dead. Tho team was a well
known one and much admired.
Hen. ltutler insert thnt ho is out cf
politics of all kinds forever, and a great
many say, amen.
OUR ELEGANT
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POULTRY CATALOGUE.
rr IiM wl 1 tMrraJrthWiiwnth. If MU mortthout rwu.vr
tmt rxfu'trvraUtnjltiinanT I i hook in tht I'nttvit 1ii.
Gold Watch Free.
1 k tibllWn of tV Cpltol City Horn QuMt, tU vtlU
liswi iiiniiaun iJiwirT . vwur MBsT'Sia) v
I tBxtiWrlOflr for the New Y?ril ' tmar
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder neer vitrtc A nnrvel of puntx.
ttrcngth nnd nholesomeiuts. More economical tlun
tlie onllnarv llndi, an I cannot tc Mld In cwmwtUlon
wl'h the multitude ol low test, short wel.'hc, uluui or
pliosphato powder. Sold onl5 In cnif. KOYAL
BAKO POWDER CO , JUS Wall St , X V. ilecly
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Of Salem, Oregon.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT:
O
PKN ON SATUHDAVS ONLY, FROM 9 A. M.
to 3 r. ai., ana irom Ttoa )' M.
O'lulfltil nllonril nu tlineddiosll.
JinSStt
Mammoth Surprise Wheat.
mm: largest and jiost rBoiucrrivE
X hprlng wheat Jfiiown. J hate Known It to grow
oterelx feet high, and jklit seventy-nlno bushel per
acic. Of this ucndcr'ul tvheat I liate a miall quantity
to sell atl poutiil, Hfty tents, 3 poind? fl; bt null.
2414 M. KKKVES, New Urtdfic, Union Co., Or.
DR. H. SMITH,
DKN TIAT. ALLOLEltATXOK& OF IKV.
tUtry performed in tho moottan) aiu skillful
manner, luo-e wearing Artificl l Teeth that do ot
look well, or that disfigure their fce, will do ell to
Lai I on IK. H. SMITH, and yet a set of teeth that will
make you look natural aidin. All Work Mar
nuitecl. OFFICE In Mcorct' Mock, otcr I.cj'
store, faalem. Iljanb4
PATENTS
MUNN A CO., of th SrrrsTiFTC AvnucAlT, con.
tinuatunct us RoIlctloM fur litent Caveats. Trad9
Mirn.3, CuprrlKhU, lor tho Lnlted States, Canada,
Knplnntl, I ranro, German), itc. Hand Book about
l'ntriits sent frtt. 'i'blrty-Hen years' experience.
Intents obtalnl tlirouctiMUNN X CO. aro noticed
In tho HiiKNTino AMFUtCAN. tho largest, ben, and
mott w idel v i In ulated uttentlfle pnper. fo.a a year.
Vi"kI)r. pplendlrt ennravlnyi and Interesting ln
fonoatlon. bpeUracn copy of tho Scientific A mer
Icnn pent free. Artdrepi MUNN' A CO , Sc lENTll 10
Amziucan Office, IftdUroad war, New lurk.
Shepherd Dogs for Sale.
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KB Scotch Collie Pup J monlln old, S0; ls) ot
HDitt wotnor, 3 pups s months old, ?3 catn.
Apply to OKOItGB 1). KAtK.
Armostroiij Farm, Anir, Orocon.
Oak Lawn Stock Farm.
R. W. Casy, Salem, Ogn.
.... Imp rtcr and Breeder of ....
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AlIKItlH.KV, ANII and JKHSKV ATl ID,
Cotswold. hionshlrc.and Amerftan or Improved
hpanUh Mer noShetp of the beat Vermont blood. Altw
rihort Nosed. dUhed f tee, Knxlih Leikshlreo. Sertlee
Tee of AKrJcni9, $25; ,kriJ,$10. The .lliilfi 111
rrniif for lif lcnr for ?K!r. janlltud
Plants for the Garden.
AllllAOEAND STHAWIIKRUV PI.kNlS, .10 rl
I , i.. r ImiMriJ. 1USH1II l'LAMh. I..',U M-r
hunjrul riirnlsneil In their eaon. I am still crow.
Iinr plants tor i ho nurLct. bcml tor I'nr faiciLiK
AND UlRlifN MlMlil
Iir.Ti:it lll'.lll, Snlrui, Or.
MM! .1lli:it (IIKOUll I'IKUii nimeon
1 In all title. tw. HK'U.; 0 l ack, .VMS, bi
m II postpaid. Stamp, t-ikvn AlUrisa:
lfoKlm IHA A I'llKt."3. Xeport. Orojon.
DR. LIEBIG'S
Q WONDERFUL
g German Invigorator.
TlIK OLDEST, CREATK8T. nd
BEST ItEMEDYfor tha curt otNcrt.
on, and Phlrical Debllltr, Vital Ex.
h.ujtlon, Wrakneaa, Loit Uuhood,
Fallln; M.mory, and Relaxed and
Enfeebled condition, of tlie Ocnlto
t'rlnarjr orrani.
Iwpoterirr Earlr Denr. Low of
Vltor, 8EMI.VAL. WEAKNESS, and
all tlie aad erTrct. of outlilul folliet
and abiue and EXCESS OF MATURITY-.
II permanrnlly prrl atl
Uunaturat Ia from the M.tem, u
thcuaandi tan atte.t bo hart tiled
the renaedr In the pt quarter of a
century wbUh it baa been txtore the
public.
II l ladeM a Woadrrral
Irmnl) touin; the eerie, and
trcutfrienlnr the mtiaclef, checking
the atte, InTtsoratlnr the vbole
tT.tem and rettorlnsr the afflicted to
HEALTH and HAPPINtS.
Tan Doctor "II aicree to forfeit
il.OOO for a u&aa undertaken, not
rured. The reaaott to many can not pet cured id
weaknea. ajid the aboie dUtaa ta olf( to a compll
cation, called PKOSTATOl'.ltlLEA, ahiih remiirta
itwclal trtatineut
PR. LIKBIO'S IN V1O0RATOR So !, It the only cure
for Pioariroaknta. U- It Mimiood U retored and
the hand of tltr, motel blc from aire to onth.
rrlre t eilher Intlc.nitar, It. Caie ol ilx
bottlee, 110. Sent to any addrcw, covered fecorely
Irem oueratlcn.
Pr. llf hlff Jt r. tria taecowhtlly by Horoceo.
Klhe nery form of SPECIAL, PHI t'ATE or CUKOMC
SEASE allhout lilanvorD-oui drug.. If ttull.
tr It drained from the IaU: nnmcroui Ulx-atea fallow
that baffle ordinary me.lt.-al treatment. It atloed to
continue, the unnatural laa csum Comurapllon, DU
hi tee, PrUht'a Oaete. I aauly, etc. Cure ruaran
teed, lnaea.ee c( the piilto-urlnn oryan., kldneva,
llrer and blidder .iu.Ulh trf.uJ. IMaLAbU Or
V'OIIK.S SPKt'DlLV C-fKEl.
aaliar4aadKrnalblr.Ur.U.bU&Co.,
frotn Ernora. are orwauived tu xuiilante u lib Cali
fornia Medical Law. li ploiua pc-urrrd by refiilar
c-lrK r.luc.li'in and are no-t u tbeir ntitcteentb yeai
ot tpevltl rai.v.
Hon (vmcrful electric belt, free ta vaticnta.
ToPkOtl mi tVotatutLlVau ao rual.NVIOO.
ATOK k ti lWiue Uiran oi. btxt t'REE. CXuuutUtloa
free and priT.te.
OR. LIEtHii-S WONHERFl'L OI.ItH IX ISVlr.OR
ATOR la 4ecteJ by copjrlrht from Patent ae. ol
L'ettedbuuaireteraiueat. llewarbt ImviulUae.
Callotaddrta,' 1IIIW MamUII,
40o Oeaiy StreturSan rnncteco, 1,
rilrat. otraace, 0& ataMn arvt, lour bloek. vp
Ceary Street Iroca Kmlnj, Mais rnteanc tkrouk
Diapennry lrn( Store. l.)4nllt
liffliwiiii
The " ACME " inlijeota tho soil fo tlie aoticn of ft Ptonl Crusher ami Levelor, and to
Hie Cutting, Lifting, Turnlnfj process of tlmihle . oty nf CAST STEEL COUL
TERS, the ptuitliar bhapo and arraneemeut of which giv immense cutting power.
Hint tin" three operations of Csushine: lumps leveling oil tho grnund and thoroughly
Pulverizing the soil aro nerformed at the nam a time. The entire absence of
Spikes or Spring Teeth avoids pulling up rubbish. J t U especially adapted to in
veit sod and hard clay, where other Harioue tttteily fait; woiks perfectly on liijht soil, and
is the only Harrow that cuts over tho entire surface of tho prmuid.
ME JIAKU A lAlllLTt Ol' Sl.l MltllKIM. fr'tMMI I I'll 1 I I'.KT Willi:.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED. n,mt Irt your dealer p.ilm
off a base immitation or some inferior tool on you under the assurance
that it is somettng better. but SATISFY YOl'JivKJ.I' 1! (IRDKHlMJ AX "ACMi;"
ON TJ'.IAJ,. We will send tho DoMe Ctamj Acmo to any repons)blo farmer
in the United States on trial, and if it does not suit, you may send it back,
we paying return freight charges. We dont't ask for pay uutll you have
tried it on your own farm. '
Ki'3 bend for I'ampKict containing Thomat.di of Tutimouials from 10 different States and
Territories. eHfc.!W-i ......'""' '- vt c- "
1 1 NASI I & BROTHER , BrflSffiKK' iaR-
Sold by STAYER & WALKER, Portland, Oregon.
H: rJigTf.EQ. BULL"d;"COM Snu Franclaco.,'Cnir:
CIBLEYS TESTED
UFOB ALL ClDIATES, I FOR A1.L SOILS,
EVKUV SACK TESTED FOB VITALITT. EvtnT VATtlEir TESTED IK TlUAL OKOtWDB FOB rUItlTT.
CATALOGUE AND 1'IIICE LIST OF VEOETABtK, FLOWEU AND HELD SEEDS OF ALL TKSTEI
VALVAUJJ! VAWEIILSI HUB ON AfmCATION. SIBLEY 4 COJOCleSlet K.T.tLutl ClllCa0,IlL
OAKDEX SEEOS.
THOS. MEHERXXT,
IMrOItTCR, WHOLESALE AN II 1IGTAIL, DEALEIl IN
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SEEDS, TREES,
ALFALFA. RED IM WHITE (LOVER,
Australian He Orss, 'ilmntliy un.I Onhanl Oraw Kentucky Bluo Cross, Hungarian
Millett arna, lied Top, I'.tc, Etc.
lino aI.AIt;: nml Itoli-f Ciilleellon r FIJI IT unit OH tJIEVTAI. TltrCS,
Ul'Lln, ltOSKS, AIAONOLIASI, I'ALM, ETC., AT KKDLCED PRICE.
5rP.U(ldiuir aail Trunin;; Knlre, Grf nliouao Syrlntg, Hcde anJ Polo bhenrs.
I. o. l!o M.0. 'lUOii. MLIIKUIV, .IU Itultcrj St., gan Frnucl.ro.
gTPrlVo Clttaloguc Mailed Free on Application.
U.EM FOR R. D.
Twice as Lurgo as most Stoves; Better Lighted and Largest
Stock of Goods
GAINING GROUND
At every move. The Hush of People to Our Store Increase-:,
and the Excitement Created by Uur Low Prices
Spreads Throughout the Countiy.
ALL
Day Long We are Pnisy Providing for tlio Hundreds who favor
us with their Patronage. Wo are making
NEW
Friends Every Day, hut We still Desiro to Increase the Xumber
so that Our House, and tho quality of Our
GOODS
Will he Known and Favorably Commented Upon by All who
Favor us with their Custom.
Double lil.iiil.tt", Etra Large, a Sit IlLurket $10. Tlio 5 MnnUt $1.
Comfortables, Si TlieifS one only 1 Bujera ulll llrnl them Comfortably low In rrlte.
Mcn'e and Boj'a Suit., about 10 liiiulj, Incluillu; all norta but oor tort..
lliu'i Otercoats The Dtnunra Bargain at is.
The rarest Ent is the absurdly low price tin Dress (JoOtN,
and buttons
The Genuine One-Price Cash Store.
CALDWELL, BECKER & LICKE,
At tho old stand ot AIUKN & FAIt.NIIAM, opti.Cliemel.ete Hotel, i.ne door aonthcl P.O.
CEO. A. ItOOfiE, I'rwidcnt.
Pacific Mutual life In:. Co'y
OF CALIFORNIA.
A. NcKINNIE Manager for Northwest Department.
OFFICE WITH PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK.
Incorporated Under the Luus ol' i'aliloniin, nnd Isto-Duy the
Strongest Life Insurance Co. in Amcr en.
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EFFGtiKNCl TO JIE.N IS fOUTUVSIl
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J, A. STKOU liltirH'.E.
I. o. iiiLvniriibLNV
JAMES bTEEL.
f. A. IH1L1HI.
J. K. OII.U
J E. A. KLOSTEEMAX
Cou J. IkCHAKK.N,
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V. AKOVirlt
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Catalogue 11K3
and iH1I
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liaUIAN APOi.19, IRD,, U. .
STEAM EN8INES
niUILEIS.
gJIRY tH6INESiJ BOILERS IN STOCWlllllEDIJlTE DELIVERY
MAKE HENS UY-s
Wlaiuia4. UetTwt.ra.oeaeafcjaaaaftf
PULVERIZING HARROW,
Clod Crusher
and Uveler.
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EVERCJUEEN MILLET.
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FOX'S PURSER Y.
J. X. PATTO.V, becrelary.
WHO HAVE 0,t
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II. S. CCEPELU
C. M. WlIlhltQ,
I a.OfO. E.NOTTACE,
AMI1IEW ROBEETi
J.l. JUMSNOX,
JOS. BCKKIIAEDT,
M. Z.KO ICII
at.20mS
seeds:
M All Plants.
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