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WILLAMETTE FARMER: SALEM, OREGON. JUNE 20, 1884.
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Jjfcnra Itptifmetif
GENERAL NEWS.
Tho burned district fit Summcrsulle
will bo spocdily rebuilt.
Itains have been copious at Lowibton
and surrounding country.
A big fir tree was lately split by light
ning in Clarke county, W. T.
Indictment for nrson at Weston has
been found against Isaac Syhe'stor.
Pendleton has shipped 1501 sacks of
wool this season cighing 4J0, lid pounds.
The New York, Sun, Democratic, tells
its Darty it will be no holiday task to boat
Blaine.
Moses Lake, in the Big Bend Country,
has filled up twenty feet in as many
years.
A wild woman, no one knows, chacs
the childien of Beaver creek, Clackamas
county.
James M. Moore, aged 76, an old resi
dent nt tho Falls of the Willamette, died
last week.
Corn promises well in Jackson county
and somo growing grain is thrown down
by the heavy rains.
Early sown grain about Spokane looks
well, but that sown late must have rains
to give it a good crop.
Tho Agricultural Society of Clarko
county, W. T., has decided to hold their
annual fair in September.
Tho great banking house of H"tch &
Fish, and the Metropolitan Bank have
resumed payment all right.
Eastern dispatches are mado up in
great part, now-a-days, of political gos
sip that is entirely unreliable.
Capt. McAlmond, of the schooner
Champion, has captured 1700 seals off
Cape Flattery since January:
The hay crop will bo thort near
Olympia and on Upper Chehalis; the
timothy meadows are full of cheat.
Democratic conventions in California
have nominated new men for Congress
in place of the present representatives..
The burning of the government saw
mill at Camp Spokane was accompanied
by the loss ot two million teet ot lumber
Blaine will travel about some this sum'
imJla3
cta
thP:
raer and may make a fow politii
epeecnes where they will do the mi
good.
New York independents, under thi
leadership of Harper's Weekly and Tho
Times are organizing a movement against
Blaine.
Gentle showers and cloudy weather
done much good to crops through
Umatilla county. Late sown grain has
a splendid start.
Near Seattle the outlook ' for hops is
good, as the vines have luxuriant growth.
The crop will be enormous. Last year
hops sold, 100 bales, at 27 cents.
Samuel J. Tildcnhas written at length
giving reasons for a positive declination
of the Democratic nomination for tho
presidency.
News from San Francisco is to the ef
fect that rains have continued through
the State and the result has been great
damage to ctops in all quarters.
Along Wild Horn creek can bo seen
the track of the late water spout. A
Helena paper says stories of cloud bursts
nnd damage come from all parts of Mon
tana Territory.
The police have trouble in New York
to keep Chinese from landing, 'ihey
come from the West Indies in steamers
and try to smuggle on shore by some
means or other.
Bill Watkinds' harness store, that was
run in his wife's namo is closed by at
tachments. Thero seem to be more debts
than stock. He seems to be out of luck
in office holding and in trade. .
Sanders, assessor of Multnomah coun
ty, says that in making the assessment
he found the people prosperous and
prospects generally good for crops ; hay
will bo abundant and a large fruit crop.
In the English Commons an amend
ment to tho franchise bill in favor of fe
male suffrage was rejected by vote of 27
to 135. Gladstone intimated that the
amendment would bo apt to defeat the
bill.
Chief Peter, a Makah Indian, Jeff
Davis, another, have bought a vessel of
thirty tons and the same is registered at
tho Collector's office in Port Townsend.
The first instance on record this side the
continent.
Republicans in Ohio and elsewhere
will throw oft" on Harper's Weekly
because it throws off on Blaine. At
Cleveland news dealers are badly left as
they cannot sell tho papers that oppose
Blaine's election.
The fall of Berber, in Upper Egypt, is
confirmed. It is also said that General
Gordon is fighting his way through
Lower Egypt. It is also said that El
Mahdi has been badly defeated by tribes
hostile to him.
The rebels are marching north waid
in Egypt and tho indications are that they
will capture the whole country unless
tliey are soon driven back. JJcrber is
fallen and all important points are
falling into tho hands of El Mahdi and
his lieutenants.
A great popular demonstration will
take place in August, in London, for tho
Euroo of overawing tho Houeo of
ords in f.nor of the pending franchise
bill It is to be an imnienso popular
gathering, conducted with great dis
play, the greatest in many years.
A lad, Johnnie Harpsr, whoeo father
lives at the mouth of. Union Flat, Whit
roan county, took strychnine last west
No motive is known. He took the stuff
from a bottle kept in the smoke hotise,
and went off to die utder a drift plie
.across tho fields.
A farmer in Clarke countv. W. T.. hail
a heifer killed by a cougar, so Alonzo
v aru took nis dog and gun ana treea
tho cougar with tho first and shot it with
the last. On the way back he treed
and shot a wild cat.
Tho only Concressmnn renominated in
California by the Democrats is Budd,
who several times wrote to decline being
again a candidate. Ho was a young
follow that was put up against Page, as
a good joke, it not being supposed
possible to elect him, but ho was elected
triumphantly and having had a year's
experience at Washington he is very tired
of it. He was renominated by acclima
tion. A few days ago a meeting of tho
Hcppner Wool Grower's 'Association
was held. A constitution and by-laws
were adopted, and the follow ing officers
worn elected : President, Hon. James B.
Sperry; vice presidents, Henry C. Gay,
Alex. J. Thompson ; treasurer, S. It.
Reeves; secretary, Theron E. Pell;
directors, N. A. Kelly, William Penland,
James Jones, William Dutton, C. A.
Rhea, William Rush, J. M. Hager and
uoya uunningnam.
A correspondent writing from Bucna
Vista, Uregon, to the West bide says:
cut worms are playing havoc with tho
gardons in our community. Some have
planted cabbage and tomatoes four times
and still the worms have got them all.
Allio McLaughlin had twelve acres of
late oats entirely ruined with them. We
learn from Mr. Hall, of Woodburn, that
many fields of grain on French prairie
aro badly injured by these pests. To
day we isited a field of fifteen acres
planted in potatoes. 'Hie worms have
eaten about half tho vines. Wo also
visited E. G. Heath's extensive gardens
and found him and two hired men en
gaged in gathering thorn fiom around
his plants and placing them in cans and
carrying them aw ay to burn or drown
them. Mr. II. claims that if they are
killed in tho ginlcn tho eggs in the
females will hatch and produce more
worms.
Mr. Hughes, Russell & Co.'s manager
at Portland, called this week and reports
sales good. This being the second yoai
of their branch house on tho coast thoir
last year's record gives them a good
anding with threshmen. Mr. T. B.
ait, the agent here, has sold a number
Russell engines this year already, and
says the engines aro lor the "iioss"
thresher.
When to Cut Grass.
The analytical chemist of the Agricul
tural Department, summing up the re
sult of analysis of nearly all the cultiva
ted grasses, says it is apparent that in
most ca&s the time of bloom, or there
about, is the fittest for cutting grasses in
order to obtain the most nourishment and
largest relatively profitable crops, and
for the following reasons: The amount
of water has diminished, and the shrink
age will therefore bo los. The weight
of the crop will bo (he largest in propor
tion to the nutritive value of its constitu
ents. The amount of nitrogen not pres
ent as albumoids will be at lowest point,
fibro will not be so excessivo ns to pre
vent digestion, and tho nutritive ratio
will be more advantageous. If cut ear
lier tho shrinkage is larger, althongh
tho fibro is less and albumen is a little
larger. Tho palatability may bo in
creased, but the to'al nutriments to the
acre will not bo so large and tho nutri
tive ratio will be more abnormal. The
disadvantages of late cutting are evident
increase of fibre destroying tho digesti
bility of the nutriments, and tho falling
off of the albumen byconversion into
amides. This is not mado up by the
larger crop cut
Keroseno tor Insects.
ProfessorTHubbard gives tho follow
ing way of of mixing keroseno and soap
for spraying trees or watering plants in
fested by insects: Kerosene, two gal
lons ; common Boap, or whale oil soap,
half pound; water, one gallon. Heat
the solution of ecnp, and add it boiling
hot to the kerosene. Churn the mix
ture by means of a force pump and
spray nozzle for fivo or ten minutes.
Tho emulsion, if perfect, forms a cream,
winch tniclccns on cooling, and should
adhere without oiliness to the surface of
glass. Dilute, before using, one part of
the emulsion with nine parts of cold
water. The above formula gives throe
gallons of emulsion, and makes, when
diluted, thirty gallons of wash. Tho
percentage of kerosene may be increased
somewhat without danger, and stronger
washes may be needed for some kinds of
insects.
Farmers certainly err seriously, says
tho New England Farmer, when they
spend valuable time using worthless
tools; but it is of little tibo to urge a
man to plow his land well when we
know that he has not a tool on hi land
fit to work with. Onr advice to a man
who proposes to mako farming a busi
ness would be to hell off many of his
old tools occasionally at auction, or to
men who have but little use for fanning
tool, and replace them with the best,
VtfH tested, new styles he can find. A,
new plow ioint may cost fifty conts to u
dollar, but it may enable the plowman
and team to cam two dollars where- the
old one would not corn one. l'oor plow
inc. bv the u-e of a worn out p'ow, may
diminish' acrop ery materially.
Remember the Printcro' Picnic oa the
Fourth. There will be lots of port and a
grand ball in the evening.
ACME DRIER AND
yUSTAOS
Oregon Railway ami Kavlca
tion Company.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Between Portland anil Pan PraneUro.
LoaTiuit Alnsworlli Wharf at midnight, a follows:
FROM PORTLAND. I rOM BAN rRAVCISOO.
Mldnteht. 1051
Oregon. Thursday ..June 6, Columbia, Smidaj, June S
Bute, Tuesday 10
Dreg u Friday . .. at
btate. Weilnctdiy. ..IS
Columbia. Sunday IS
Orcir -n, Friday SO.
PolumbK Monday 33
Oreg.ii, Saturdaj 2S
State, ThursJaj,...July 3
Columbia, Tuoidnv. 8
Statu. WednerUa. . ..2:
Columbia, Monday ;loj
Oregon. Batunly...Jnly 6
Through Tickets sold to all points in the Unttce
States, Canada and Europe.
RAILROAD DIVISIONS.
Transfer steamer connecting with Atlantic Kxpteas
leaves Ath Street wharf, l'ortiand, dill , at 11:40 A. 11.
The PicIHc express arrics at Cortland, dally al
11 40 A. M.
MIDDLE CO Mill HI A. H IM.AMr.TTi: AMI
YAMHILL Kit Kit UIIISION.
Leave Portland I
for I
I
Wed,
Thur
Frt
Dalles and Upper
Columbia
Astoria and Low.
er Columbia...
Dayton
Currallis and in
termodlate pts
7 All
7 AM
7 AM
7 AM
8AM
7 AH 7 AH
7 AM
6 AM
7 AM
j All
7AM
t)AM 6 AH
0 AM
a All
Tflcoma and Seattle dallv at 1 1'
Victoria teameri do nnl run bunfojs
General Ofliees Cor. Front anil II SH.
C. H. PRESCOTT, Han.fffl.
A. L. STOKES, Oenl Pass Aye' t,
A. L. MAXWliLL, Ticket Agent.
DR. SPINNEY, I
.II Kearny St.,Ran Fraaclsro,Cal. Treats
all Chronic and S-eclal disuses. YODNS MFJf
ho mar be sufferlnir from tho eflects of youthful fol
Use or Indiscretion will do well to ays 11 themselves of
this, tho greatest boon ever laid at the feet of sufferlnr
humanity. Dr. Bplnney 1U guarantee to forfeit I'M
for every case of weakness or private diseases of anj
kind or character which he undertakes snd fails to curs
HlDBLkACEB MEN.
There are many at the age of SO to Si who are troubled
with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often ac
companied by a slight smarting or burning sensation
and a weakening ofthe systemlna manner the patient
annot aeoount frr. On examining the urinary de
posit a ropy sediment will often be found, and some
times small particles of albumen will appear, or the
color wltlbea thin, mllklshhur.agaln changing to adark
and torpid appearance. There are many men who die
of thla difficulty, Ignorant of the cause, which is the
second stage of slmlnal weakness Dr.S.will gueiar tes
a perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy restora
tion ot the genito urlnarr organs. Office hours 10 to
4. and 6 to 8. Sundays from 10 to 11 A H. Consulta
tion free. Thorough examination and advlce,$5 Call
oraddr'ss: DR. SWNNKY ft CO., No. 11 Kearney
street, Ban FruslKO, Cal ljanSt-U
Dr. Allen's
run ah; iiaiKiSAitY.
tUKniJit street, fcari Frajaelara. t?a!.
fl 'he I Xpert r-nrcUllsl. Dr. Allen, la a regular
J graduated l'hjsklin from the University of Alichl-
San, lie has derot d a lifetime to ths study of Special
issues. YOUNG MEN
And VIDDLK-AGED MEN, who at .fferlng from
ths effects ol Youthful Indiscretion or Excesses In
matnreryrare,KERV0U8 and PHYSICAL DIDILITY,
LOST MANHOOD, etc., remember that, by a combina
tion of remedies of great curative power, the Doctor
has so arranged bis treatment that It will not only
afford immediate relief, but permanent cure.
V HOSPITAL EXrERIKNCK
(Having been surgeon In charre of two leading hospitals)
enabli s me to treat all private troubUs with excelltnt
results. I claim to bs a skillful Phjslclan and Surgeon
TUOBCUaULY informed in my sp ctalty
BUEABU of man.
All will receive my honest opinion of their complaints
wo experimenting. Consultations rass and strictly
private Char.es reasonable. Call O' address: Dii.
ALLEN, 20J Kearny fit. San Francisco, Cal. Office
hours, 8 to 3 da lj , 7 to 8 evening. IJanSa-tf
Dr. Abernethy
& Co.'s
VITALIZEK
..TUE.
MANHOOD
THusiTiihe rt!t
Utilizer, the Klntf
nf ill Retontive,
RESTORED.
KInKaf all Known
Kerned Ira.
IT Is beyond a d:uU tbe mult re'iable, useful and
VaauaxEXT Tokio to the reproductive organs of
beth sexes known. It acts dlrtu ly up- the nenous
system. It restores debilitated functions of thepilo
clp I organs cf the boJ; and unsufpaaad as aftrrvlno
It Is pom erf ul, permanent and determined Aphrodisiac
It is an AUeratire and Aperient of exce'lent fine qual
lty. It relletea weakness and pains In the kldnets; It
prevents losses from the rstem from unnatural veusea;
it cures frontal headache, pimples on the free, 1 rs of
oiem'ry, relaxed cooditlou of the neneus).ttin, In
dmstlon, our stouiach, lUbetes, and all urinary
trouiiles. There oho have failed to obtain a cure
ahoullinimeJIntely site the MTALIZKH a UUI. It
Is the KINO of all It has necr failed in a tingle c-se.
The company will pay KrJ for a case It olll not cure,
no matter whether complicated or not llieenublna.
tlon ol the Vitalizes Is such that It curie both simple
and complicated ca-ea. This Wowlng-toa ptsctlcalex
perlence of 30 years. Dr. A. & Co will yuarsntee a
pcrmanvrt cure in every (rtse taken under tetlr treat
uent and special aIt Ice. Time required is frvm one
lo three months trettreent. If tne great VrciLUM
falls, tbe money paid far the remedy will be rtfumhd
0' M ferfeiteJ Call cr write for i ur Osssaranoxs
ox Mashood, which v 111 enable the sufltrer toarswir
the necessary quotl?ns, so that each can hwe the
proper remedy forwarded suitable for his SrrxijL Cass
OSSU'LIATIDN KltEK-COMIUKMIAU 1'iiwof
thctrrrat Vltillzer, 1 1. or t x bottles In ca, II. Sir
until to Cess la Most Casta, tent by Kxprcss en
reve pt ofprice or C O. U.
T ATsTt?Q eurTtrl'f; from d'scasts peu'hr to
XWVlV&ClOuielr sta, Inraluaile ail snd p.edj
cure obtained. Our fena'e inouthiy (II a are Ubsur
pi. ed as a repilator. Feut on rectlpt of prli e, IS
Br. Abrnrliiy4i .., Hit Market M., ror
rr Mlnlts, Kan rraarl.ru, I ala.
rtTlVke M.rtt snd.Ta'rn la irt duiumy cab'e
car. from the f rry, st). riu)8t
nlUnOPCO ABSOUTE MVOLCES I'OU I-BK-UllunULU.oons
rrt'dJnr throughout the trilled
btata and uula for rfmrtlou, con support. Intern.
prrance, crue.tr, Ireompit lll'.ly. 'c Airir free.
Btus your cue and address AT1URNKV 'ABl),
World Jiulldlo,-, IS4I Proadw.y, tw erk, lljir
PATENTS
HaM-BsckFREE.
a at p. ucer.
ass-n.Vassatstaasa.t4
USE HOSE PIW.F.
EVAPORATOR.
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KELLY & UNDERWOOD,
SALEM,
REPR ES E
STAVER & WALKER,
fi08 to Hid Front St., Portland, Or.
GENERAL AGENTS FOlt
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co.'s Engine, Threshers.
Headers and Saw Mills.
St ude linker Farm mid Spring Wagons. Buggies, and Car
riages. I M. Dcdcrick & Co.'s Hay Presses.
EMPIRE MOWER, REAPER AND BINDER.
The J. I. Case Plow Co.'s Sulky and Walking Plows, narrows
and Cultivators. Hoosier Drill Co.'s Seeders, Drills
and Sulky llay Rakes. Acme Harrows.
DIAMOND AND BUCKEYE FEED MILLS, FEED CUTTERS, Etc
jfj3BSend for
ACME HARROW,
Clod Crusher and Levelcr.
Weighs much less thau other Pulverizing
Harrows. Sells about one-third less, and
with all does tho most thorough woik of nny.
THE EMPIRE HARVESTER
Hastlio Neatest, Simplest nrul Best Drive
ment for enrrj ing Cirain from 1'lntlorm to
tlinlwktl'itmnn Connection: has no Sicln
has tho best Tilting Arrangement; has
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.ho best Tilting Arrangement; lias the bent liaising ana .Lowering Arrange
t. It is unoxcullcd for Strength and Durability it is the lightest ; is simplest
instruction ; is Substantially and Strongly Uuilt; is tho Suicst to Hind: has '
ir ritcea of Mnslnncry than any other; has heed of Fewer Exports; has.
inent.
in Construction ;
Fewer ritcea o Mnslnncry tunn any i
Friend incery purchuscr.
WAEELEE'S
PATENT
Squirrel Tg.il.ltEMM Gopher
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WAKELEE IBS
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TERMINATOR.
In 1-tli, and !i-. Cans.
The Cheapest is the Best. For Sale by all Dealers,
WAKELEE & CO., Chemists,
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Su Franclaeo.
Salem Property For Sale I
ALOTttslCMcetsoulhof Clieim kit A Ilule!, with
tor on it ou-upicdbyJIr. A 1. Hukli ham
a a irrooi ry store AI,o: A om.t tuwh ititt In
'OuthKaUiii, wiili ni ro-ju.s; lot ;i:ull
Tiieabotewlll be sld at ab.r abi. Adlrjs;
CIUIII.K.S JOItV, ri'cwi, IT,
Or; rail at the Jor u;n slioj", fojtlib'l m.
KNIGHrF&TiiCEr
Horse Shoeing & General
Blacksmiihing.
Savi.no roiiaKO a co i-AKiHeitsinr umilh
Uis sbe name we 1 fuiu tlia yeufrjl piibllt
as are now prrp(si4 to do all Lt-ss cf Irun Mcrk
Wa teialr Hacks, l;ufsUe, tf uMatrt, etc. 1'hu best
I HcrrsBhoalii , litltlHsaa talt'K.
oAfim tsp.Wtorirst SsUmsJ Dn,aaea
for
Marion countv for the
Burns Fruit Drier and
Evaporator,
We ore now prepared to msnufac
ture and furn sh three different sizes
of family and three sizes of factory
driers. Its economy of heat, per
fect control and distribution of lime
renders it impostilile to scorch the
fruit. Kvcrv part of the drying
chamber is ot ecpial temperature aa
indicated by a thermometer, and ita
sjstcm of ventilation carrying off
the moisture and steam thrown off,
aro a few of tho points of superior
ity Hiat recommend it to every in
telligent mind.
Driers in Operation.
The following named gentlemen
have our diicr in operation: It. W.
Sayics, Brooks Station; John Sch
wader, Aurora Mills; or S.A Clarke,
1 J miles south of Salem.
We will have a drier up and ready
for exhibition, at the time of the
next Pioneers meeting, at Strang's
tin shop, Salem.
For further particulars address:
Strang & Zimmerman,
Salem, Oregon.
OREGON.
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TINS
Illustrated Catalogues.
J. I. Case AGITATOR.
Tho Agitator it the but grain taving ma
chine ner made. It runs lighter, threahoa
faster, is less liable to set out of order, and
save grain better than any other machine.
AND TWINE BINDER.
Wheel ; Iiuh tho beet Citnvoa Arrange
iiiovatois ; iiina tne dosi uuiter oar ; im
Draft: hits tho hoHt Adjustable ltoel:
the bent ltuising and lowering Arrange
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STUDENTS.
IN I'EXNANMHIP.
11 W. HrCOWV.LL IS OIVi.0 LkfUCMSB IN
1 t Halo aa I Otnamental I'rnniamhlp, In the
urllivest curmr ol lllh and Court strict. At 14
in i 1 ia V U. Tenons wlihlnx to Uks lessous caa
tja.ua. uij day In tbe eek.
lfrasarTallU..lor pl.lo wiltlof, It las-
Misu, to, or for tl Isaaens I'or pea Srawla. It
asoes, IS, ot 310 per saooth. Oil ana yotus? art la-
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