Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, June 13, 1884, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFTTr,mr7ttVtrrtrtxrr!-M...-.--nrTnrr-. '''- ;- ---, - ""i - ; -T ' ' ai r?rTf7y.'pi wmrww. i WILLAMETTE FAKMEK . SALEM. URGGON. JUNE 13 IS84. ttvs peatjfmenf. GENERAL NEWS. Tho Chicago nomination had no eflect on tho stock market. Wheat is sold to Spoknno Kails mills at 50 cents a bushel. Scaltlo assesses 10,000,000 ; fifty per cent increase over 1883. Chas. P. Hoist, a young merchnnt nt Pullman committed suicide. Ex-Gov. Geo. L. Woods is on tho way to Oregon on a business trip. Electric lights will bo extensively in troduced into Portland soon. Lane county hop growers will meot on the 21st to discuss their interests. Multnomah county cast 8,999 votes last week, a gam of 2, 10 in two years, The brewery at Suinmerville, Union county, burned to tho ground Tuesday, June 3. AtHilgard, Union county, Mr. Bur ton, a colored man was elected Jutice of the Peace. On the 27th ult., four inches of enow fell at Fairview, near Sprague, and ice formed on tho river. Bismarck was publicly insulted in the streets of Berlin by some who called 'Down with Bismarck." Tho news of the result in Oregon was received by the Chicago convention with great enthusiasm. Sellwood, a suburb of Portland, had not a resident twenty months ago, and polled 105 votes last week. T. McF. Fatten, of Salem, has accept ed a consulate at Japan, and lenves with his family the 20th of this month. Water in abundance is found in wells north of Prescott, called Dry Hollow, but dry no longer and the wells are not deep Snako river and the Columbia are. still rising, but it is not apprehended that Portland will be seriously flooded. It is thought Tildcn will accept and be nominated at Chicago by Democrats, and he is said to bo in good health for him. Somebody is having packages of coin left at the houses of well known citi zens of Portland. Leslie Cook received 1105 Frank Taylor may be defeated for Cir cuit Judge of tne utli District by lw votes being cast for him with his initials wrong. The Hpuse passed, by a large majori ty, the bill to revoke the Oregon & Cali fornia railroad land grant. Yeas, 159 ; nays, 10. The Snoquahive hop ranch of 200 acres will yield 1,200 to 2,200 pounds of hops to the acre. Hops will ripen a fortnight earlier this year. Three men and ten pack animals were drowned at Thompson's falls by the breaking of a cable rope to the forry across Clark's Fork. Gen. E. O. Babcook, who w.ia recently drowned near Fortress Monroe, was the same Gen. Babcock who was prominent m Grant's administration. Eppingcr, who kept tho fashionable rostaurant of Portland, has failed. Had tho railroad boom been kept up, lie would have kept up also. A littlo boy named Sanderson on Juniper Canyon, Umatillia county, got hold of a shot gun that accidentally went off and killed him. A body of a man was found hanging in tlio brush on uarnson creek, near Walla Walla, decomposed beyond recog nition. No doubt a suicido. Two men were struck by lightiug on the road from Pnlouso to Colfax. They both lecovered after great suffering. One man's clothes weio on lire. Gen. James Watson Webb, a notable man fifty years ago, and a journalist of fame who filled prominent position once, is dead. lie lived to a great age. John W.mdJp, a cripple, 75 years old, was shot and killed Sunday by his t-on-in-law Geo Fnrris, who is tho City marshal of MeMinnivilo. It was a family quarrel. Karris ii in prison. Andy Mil'er, an old settler near Scio, Oregon, tell fioin Ins wagon when his team ran auny. going to a sjwmill, and was killed. Ho was quito aged, and loaves a wife and children. Jim Rentviclc, an Oregon hor- that has often been on the track here, was latoly run at Jrvme Park race, Xuw York, and easily won tho mile ruce, swoop-takes for all uses. Multnomah county gavx the follow ing majorities : Hermann for Congress, 1,071; Flinn, Supremo Judgo, 1,03(5; against the amendment, 2,318; for coun ty clerk, (Ren.) 1,223; for Sheriff, (Ken.) 2,05; A disastrous c!oud-bur.t on lltidge creek, Wasco county, wiixhed away cv eral houses and drowned Mrs. Wilson and three children. Many horses were drowned, and nearly all tho funnels on the creek are ruined. It happened a week ago Monday. Cattle men say the (much giuss lms not ripened as early as u-.ua 1, so cattle are not as tat as ttiey generally are in June. It takes the riiio feed to put the fat on. This is what they call au off yoarfor buncli grass. We notice that Nevada papers say tho same; it is diffi cult to find fut beef for the San Francis co market. The fruit growers of Snako river vnlley met in Colfax nn Wednesday and formed a temporary organization by electing I M. Swift chairman, I. W. Offield hccreUrv, and appointed a comuiiltoe on constitution and by-Uwi-. They then adjourned to meet at Almota on tho Hth, lor Ue purpose oi permanent organ iwjtion and tbo transaction of InuaceM its the.intercrt of fruit grower, Henry C. AVork, who wrote "Marching through Georgia," is dead. Ex-Senalor Co'e of California is talked of for the German Mission. Coos county gave Hermann 235 ma jority, Flinn 11, against amendment 535. Linn county will colobrate the Fourth of July at Scio, Lebanon, Sodaville and Harrisburg. A surveying party is now at work in the Stampo lo pass. The party is divided and at work at different points. Haipri's) Weekly will oppose Blaine and turn loose the pen of Curtis and the pencil of Must on tho statesman from Maine. W. S. Ladd's barn, near East Port land, will bo 02 feet wide and 200 feet long, and will have a skmo basement 10 feet high. At tho present time the business of Portland consists largely in shipping farming and harvesting machinery to all parts of the country. Eastern capitalists have been buying up claims in the Creur d'Alene mines. Rich quartz is found near tho railroad line, near Heron and Belknap. E. H. King, of Portland, has returned from Comr d Alone and says he would rathor have a good farm hero than the best mine in the Coour d'Alene districts. A track is to be laid around the sub merged part on the Palouse railroad di vision it is to be twenty-five feet higher than the present line is. It will be fin ished tho middle of July. Mr. Stokes deities, positively, that any discrimination is made in favor of per sons shipping direct from the Upper Co lumbia to San Francisco. Ho says all are treated alike. Cloud bursts occurred Monday week on the Umatilla reservation, on Butte creek, also one on Bridge creek, Wasco county, where Mrs. Mitchell and three children were drowned. Each damaged farms on tho creek. At Cascades locks three little girls were overtaken on a trestle by a train and Lizzie Cassidy about 10 years old, fell and was crushed by the enirine. Tho engineer could not see them until too late. General Abe Buford, of Kentucky, known as a turf man. committed suicide Juno 9th ; despondency was caused by lo of fortune and the trouble of his lu other, who killed Judge Elliott, af fected him greatly. An Alkali writer says that while there is plenty of good land in Wasco county, emigrants leave the country because they cannot locate to suit themselves. Many stock men do all they can to prevent tho settlement of that country. A party recently undertook, from mo tives of economy, to come from Spokane .falls by a boat ot their own, ana were drawn into rapids ten miles below Spo kane Falls, and a young son of Gardner Caldwell was drowned in a whirlpool. They lost all their personal property. At Silverton an old cannon loaded with powder and rammed down with brick dust, exploded and killed ex sheriff Ramsby's horse. They raised a pu-so of $100 to pay for the nag, in honor of Jilaiue, for whom a salute was being fired. The Southern Oregon Agricultural Society has been organized and articlos of incorporation signed and filed, with James Cox, Afhcr Murks, Henry Conn, Sr., E. F. Sheridan and W. F. Owens as as incorporators. The capital stock of the incorporation is .115000, divided into shares of sf 10 each ; their principal oflico is at Itoieburg, Oregon. To Pre vest drubs In the Bead or Sheep. Saj.km, Juno 8, 1884. Kilitor Willamette Farmer: In-as-much ua an ounce of piovention ia said to be of innro value tlian a pound of euro, it bliould bo snore gnncrally known tban it is that the disease in sheep tunned grubs can most surely bo prevented by an application of tar in and about the mouth und nostrils of thu animal. The tnr to be applied in tho -lrini; at feheep shearing time, and again oiico or twice uunntr tlio tummcr. It is .iKo advisable to keep a little tar daubed along ineiae of troughs where sheep are salted. Tho disease is caus ed by a kind of fly depositing its egg in the nniinals nostrils in the spring and summer mouths the grub being hatch ed out early the following spring, caus ing the poor sheep great suffering and burroughing into its brain when a pain ful death ensues. It has been said that tobacco smoke Mown up iho nostril' will kill tho grub. How this may bo I cannot say. One thing certain is that tobacco smoking not (infrequently hort ens life in thp cam of a ptciefl of two footed animals known nt "'gnib-enterH." In regard to i-boep, tar is known to bo healthful in many nwxotH, otlmr than in preventing tho lion idle death dualing disease uiidcrcongidcration for instauco cat irrh oa the lungs. L .V. TiioKMnx. KajtaoBUh Pomona Orante Wjixsbl'ko, Or., June !', 1SS1 Ktlitor Willamette Farmer : The next regular- meeting of .Multno mah Pomona Grange will be held ut Millers' hall in Milwaukie, on Saturday, June- 21st, at 10 A. M. A. P. IIiixik, Secretary Cut worms arc playing luvito with garden in and around Balem. A good ratal would ttu mm on. ACME OR Oregon Railway and Nnvteif tlon Company. OCEAN DIVISION. Between Pxrllaml unci Ran Frnnelaro. Leatlnir Alnsworth Wharf nt midnight, u follows: raoM roRTUxe. I jkox six raaxcisco. Uidnlirht. 10 A U Oregon, Thursday ..June 5 Columbia, Sunday, June 8 State, Tuesday 10 Columbia, Sunday 15 Oregon Friday ... ,13 State. Wednesday., .IS Oregon, rruuy... folumbU. Mordl)',,. .23 Orcjf.ii, Saturday 28 State, Thursday,. ..July 3 Columbia, Tucdn), ... 8 State,Wedndav 26 Columbia, Mondav Oregon, Saturday.. .July n Throuxll Ticket sold to all point. In the United States, Canada and Europe. RAILROAD DIVISIONS. Transfer steamer connecting with Athntlc Exmess leaves Ash Street v. hart, rortiaud, dally, at 11:10 A. 11. ine rscino express arrives at roruanu, aauy at 11.40 A. M. M1DUIK COLUMBIA, WILLAMBTTIi AM) YAMHILL KIVF.R UltlMO. Lear. Portland l.Thnilrrl. for Mod. Toes. gat. Dalles and Upper 7 AM 7 AM 7 AM 7AM 7 AM Astoria and Low uoiumnia 7 All er Columbia.., 7 AM Aat 7 AM 7AM Dayton Oomllis and in 0 AM AM 6 All AM 8 AM tenaedlate pts DAM SAU Taooma and BeatUe dally at IP. Victoria steamers do not run Sundays. Central oaee r. Front Bd B 8 la. O. H. PRESCOTT, Manager. A. h. STOKES, flen'l Put. Agent. A. L. MAXW&LL, Ticket Agent THE FRUIT OREGON DRIER. Patronize Home Industry by Buying an Oregon. ' " FIRST Because it hM more nprvclty accontlnj to coat thmn uy other. SECOND. It Ii etuter Dianaeed anil requires Icas kill In operating than any other. TIIIRD. It aaves labor In hatulUnff the Fruit Trn)s as no change from top to bottom to dry evenly is required. FOUKTI1 It tares time and fuel by drjlnjr quicker and more thoroughly tlian any other. FIFTH. It I more durable as well aa mom orm mental than any other. SIXTH. It I adapted to the purpose of ktepin? green fruiter for vegetnhlot convenient for w Inter uo or for a milk safe or thcce rack la summer vheu net inuse as a drcr. SEVENTH It is adaptod to sarlng the dripping of sjrup caused In drying tnryjulcj fruit or IwrrK'sanU thus saving a valuable product und prerentlng, ai In some, its failing on the furnace, creating stnoku to In jure or uueken me iruit. Ktery nne of the above claims 1 sm fu1l pren,irul i eitabllsi ly actual test in con-ttitlon with anv other machine. This machine is made In various slzt,s and prices to suit th. refjulritueut. of all classrsof customers. Is constructed mostly of brick and iron inaaurame manner ana ts rmiy protcctea 1 U.S. patnta granted September C, 1MZ. Persousllilngio or near Portland can see a larve machine of this kind by ua.llng on Sflu Luelllkt, tho t eteran nurserr uuui an4 fruit grower at alilwauile, Oregon, who MI! tike leaaure In thou Ing it. ttS-lnqutrlea anaurred aud Oitlera Oat Melted. Addron' in) let H. S. JORY, Bx 2:, Salem, Oregon. Dr. Abernetfiy & Go. s VIT.iLIRR THE Hlncol.ll knowu Keraedlrs. MANHOOD liniTntireat Utilizer, th King of allKcatoratiiett. RESTORED. "W T is beyond a dcubt the moit reliable. uMtnl an,l 1 Fermahut Tomc to the reproductive organs of D.U1 sexes known. It uts diree'ly uiioii thu nervous 'stem. It restores debilitated functluna of thu mln. ell ipd enrans cf tbc Ul and unsu'iiaaed aa ah mine ltispoHcrful,penua.entand determined AphrodUtlse it is an Alterative ana Aperieris oi exiellenl nne qual it, ltrclleieiekucseaid pains in thekidne; It firet eiit losses from the ) stem from unnatural eauses; t cures frontal headache, pimples on the bee, l'ts of menirrr, relaxed cnoditlou of the iit)reusr,tcni, In dnrestlon, .our stomach, clabctcs, and all urlujr trouMes. The Mho liavs failed to obufn a cure should ImmnJialely iiive tho VITAI.IZKR a trial. It li Hie KINO of all. it has net.rfallul In a klnnlecise. Tlie utnipany will pay SWiO for a case it 111 not cure, I tion ol the VrMLum l suJi that It cures both alinnle aud complicated cates. This laowiiurtoa pisctlealcx rienceof 30 ears. Ir. A. 4 Co utli guarantee a permani.t cure in every cum taken under their treat ment andsptclaladrlce. Time required is from ooe to three months tretuient If tne great VirALizet falls, the monet paid for the remedy win brefundtl ofSUjnft-rfeiteo. C1I or writ, for uur Oeasavarioas ok Uahiioos, which will enable the sufferer to answtr the iie'-tfiiary quevtlocv, so that tMh can liave the tiotr remedy forwarded iullable for bis SrictiL Cisa f-jMULIATlOX KUKK-COSKIDKM1AL. l-lceef the jr. at 1t iliz-r, t-. r s x bottle In r-ue, l.6rr nciUT io Cuss i cr I'uu, sent by Kxiireas cu rece .t ofjrl or C O. 1 1. T ATtlfc'Q S'lTrrln; from dlasans ieulbr U ""'-jOu.eir ax, 1nalu.Ue aid and ply eure obtaine'l. Onr feuia'e ntonllii fills are unsur pved as a regulator, beut on rect lut of price, SI Dr. Aberartbr '.. I Marlfel St., car. arr Xlalb, a IT.ael.e, t'alav, ara1e alsrket and Valencia ttret dumuiv cable cars from tho f rry, etc may73tf FOR SALE! lUrUOVEU KA11V8 IH 1,1 VV fWlk l,lK I'nilVTIPttt i la the heart cf Tke FiHfttt ruriulHS District! Wsai at U lUKky Moaatalaa. f-r peril -ulau sliiaa. M call oa IhMi .ps-Msal I Uti. Una Cmmtf, Oreava. i r ER AND EVAPORATOR. KELLY & UNDERWOOD. SALEM. - - OREGON. REPRESENTING STAVER & 208 to 214 Front GENERAL J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co.'s Engine, Threshers, Headers and Saw Mills. Stiulclmkcr Farm and Spring Wagons. BuksjIoh, and Car riages. P. K. Dcdcrhk & o.8 Hay Presses. EMPIRE MOWER. REAPER AND BINDER. The J. I. nse Plow Co.'s Sulky and Walking Plows, Harrows and Cultivators. Hoosicr Drill Co.'s Seeders, Drills and Sulky Uny Itakes. Acme Harrows. DIAMOND AND BUCKEYE PEED MILLS, TEED CUTTERS. Etc. irSend for ACME HARROW, Clod Crusher and Levelcr. Weight mneh leu thin other Pulverizing Harrow. Sell, about one-third 1ch. and with all Joes the moat thorough work of atiy. THE EMPIRE HARVESTER AND TWINE BINDER. Hast he N'e.dent, Simplo-t and Ikt Urivo Wheel ; has tho best Canvas Arrange ment for carrying Grain from i'latfotm lo Klovatnrs ; lias tlio best Cutter bar ; 1ms the bcxt 1'itman Connection ; lias no riido Draft ; luut tbo lut Adjustable Keel ; has the best Tilting Airiingenicnt; has tlio heft ltni-iii;; and Lowering Arrango- ment. It is unexcelled fur hilungt)i mill JJiualnlity It ii tlio lightest ; ih mmpleft in Construction ; is riubntantially and Stiongly Ihnlt ; is the Surest to Hind ; ban Fewer Pieces of Jlaehinery thini any ollur; lia- henl of Knwer Kvportc; hah a Friend in every purchaser. WAKELEE'S v i,IA IW XiaCTsiRllSIlffArT'ORf In 1-Hi, and H-tti, (,'miii. The Cheapest is the Best. For Sale by all Dealers, WAKELEE & CO., Chemists, OCCIDENTAL HOTEI-, Sau rranelaco. Salem Property For Sale I ALOTUsieD feet south of ClunjrLita lloiet, wllli store on It o-upicd by ir, A U. liiu Llii.-hsm es :rocry store. AUo; A coiufortaiiie ilwrlluitf in South (mI'm, wllli flira roohie; lot TulU) fin. The aboi. will be sold at a btrnain, Addms t'llilll KS JOllV, fahiu, or Or, call at the Jorj wagon sliap, South Bl in. KNIGHT & RICE, Horse Shoeing & General Blacksmiihing. AWJ.U t'OBUCDA CO-rAUTXCIUIIir L'.NDKU tb. aboe. name w. Inforu th. nt,rel twblie sr. an now urewnd la do all kliuij cf Irxn wira. Wa repair Hacks, Bj-. afaUdaery. tl. Tlu teal saorats awiBainiy. -sn.saa as BtsaK. rts) Op pe.'U first Xelloi.al lurta, al(. llairg purchn'cit tlio rijjlit f,r AImicu tuuiitv for lh Bums Fruit Drier and Evaporator, We nro row prcpsroil t" nvmifnc turo Mid film eh tlireo different sizes ot Nimly iul ilitoui-t-b of tnctcry (Inure. 1 1- iicnciiit, ot heat, per iiot coutr-,1 nuj ilnti'iliution tf tame iE(Urlt iniposMlile to tcorcli tho fiuit. Kvirv pit t.f tho drying i liamluT is ol irjnal temperature a. imhcattil liy tlitrn ometci, mil its njatcm uf ventilation i'riynig off tlio moieturo m d steam thrown rff, ori) a few of the pointB of superior It) that recommend it to ecry in telligent mii.,1. Driers in Operation. Tlo following i atned gentlemen rmo our ibier in otciation: K. W. Sayiei, BicoUd S anon; John Sell under, Aurdrn, Mills; orS A Clarke, 1 J miles toutli ot Salem. We wlil have a drier upandready for i xlnliitioii, at the time of the next Pionecra meeting, at Strang 'a ) tin tliop, Salem. For lurthur'rarlicularssddresn: Strang R Kimnieruinii, Sali m, Oi.gou St., Portland, Or. AGENTS FOR Illustrated Catalogues. J. I. Case AGITATOR. 1 ho Agitator U the bttt train mvlny ma chine trer'mailf. It rutu lighter, threahea faatrr, is less liable to set out of order, ard live, grain better than any other machine. CUesi.l ?." rktoUMJjfl 115 ill Mlm avtti.ihis.j.lita tit t llirludinir i.n Sll.OOutai tiU-O.- BIlJ laMstlUta. fill kJlil1 uauAlculiit vl 2 (4H-wllbcrla. O'irnUti, tnll nil llht ruanfnc. 1N(4'I Mr -f JW Ut w lur miciunri better. WwitlM4-MrtwrvtMfM STUDENTS. in rL.Mi.HUir. T. Wn tortlittt-ftt MrC.-4.-lr:LL IS (JIMNO I.CHONS IX 4u aud Ornamental IViiuuiisbib. lu the 'Jlii aud Oruaweiital I'eiiuuu.bip, lu the eormrel lli-l and Court street, At I3U and 1 1' U. i'ersons wUbln.- to tale Utaoos can rsons wisniii la lb week. ua&Uixnrm any dar irraas.r T-iiiaa. puia wniwif, lea ' r - . , ... .- . aoM, ti V, or II for U leaK-ca I'cr Den drawliur. It Msons, J, or a u per ibodiu. slue) to stfaal. OU abd yoiur are la-. laararU WALKER, nriiMi,f,,i.,rrKv, wMmuMr """and NEfffgg; oadPAvrsTaV