Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, August 22, 1884, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text9: ', 1 J.-1 Ji rr T - .. ... It I'loj""-.!1 . -r i.'i .- . 1!' L-t tci . t --rr -. - tf - V, ;ti''J Ul re- w 0- t- .. '' -ju-.nt .- rase : ;i ; - '- t tk in tote rcr ituc'Ji.. I "0 t - - "fcC ppf -'5 ... . y --,: mf PTC- tla . - v cvi arc r - at p'tati Jt, "?..; ''. r. . j .'- -"if--- ? ; !). urn ; ( t-ANYOVE RFAKIMVU A " "V tK THt PAPER WILL O0iiKK IT AV INTITATIoV "OSl'ivKTK. . . n w ek ' r u Av ! ' ; J rntt r :" t b ?" ; - - "-! t. rr,- ! c ;. - ii ' v. c'i w 1. - .: ;-"..' J ! .:.:. : ... . -. - ..: . .y u" . .ry " . ' ' '- ' !- j '' . l - '.' :i'- nj'-rj- r -utity ::.-' !- -r- f wh-t i'-r is ;.. hi- "-.-! arvlcl'-an 1 sr '. v.,.- .-. : rr jr. i iro . ' .A"! - - arJa!n '-. :'. .r :', - -. - n ir.:rtr- fii--i , t .,..-, - . ,l !!r; : ' 1 ; i. i z -r.a mi.ier j-rr- " i ,'.l -;'-ci.'p in tl.'-- .- a-.: ! - r . rr aviacJ l -arji ."- n . -: J iy 5rVn U that th '-.-c.1.1' !: ' n:rii .- i - t. ..-'. L.:i 2 in r i- u .;. ' c i -..t- .u.'l n. ;per ort. V '.i: .. '. ! y -f- irope-'ing- A h j .-1.1- I !h. Y t' .. drl. .'ian! : L-- v f- - t..e I h-i tnr- ! ry r ! -. v, . fion. W tl r- - X' : out-Ii.-;.: .-o" It hegin Uie nest t rrn with au alIe and ' g , jj;,.j, r,v at nder tlmt i uu fBoVBt coriia -t leish-T. The : uni- f0 ;i ,;L,j ;l, .. artlly an tlu-v wiU rehule r of pruiiV-aKM flir"fj;: cnr.- ;ttd , ;th . j, 1 aux.liary to th-,' ViUi:. rf-tie n:tT-:'y j 0, irU thete w,rr- 6 U. -:i . 'r. ''i.'irlMfr last ye-r ?.,'. :.f- ;j .n hii.-thfr column t Li h v. ill ,-i . lu. paruculars as U '....:. the a - 1- , -. ;ilirit W.ll W-ii , :h ;.K4i -!&-- of Xea . ..; O'j . I i . t.. : cf r.figland, is getting into tie ...-ids of a Try few perron. ILe to-' . . .; u.it..n oi the- c:xy : $1 J vj, . tu ,!. -- of the bt-j-vi'.-t tTxpay.-r hhow ! T.i who pay tai"s on over 100,000, ..- (W. B. A-tr.r, paying on oa much - $13,0f J0.000. Thene 1,070 own 1-178,- XrO.OiX) of pn-jerty, or nearly half the ity. Then- are 40,j0 other taxpayers. The rcnvtinier of the population, come- v.;.. ,..o ,. -ii; i ur. , ..""" "' -i - ."' ... , 2 no property in the city and pay lo Uxt '.V -.tw the invitation for all who nav br- iutereeted in fruit tlrviag to tail t 'tlM.- Willamette Prune Orchard., a rnileHr.il.alf -t.ntl.rTirat of 5-alem, and eo the opttatioD of our large "Acme Drier," which has the capacity of nearly a tbouaaad itxare yards of drying sur faoe of wiru clitb. We jire making an perfect frnit e& h.-it c.in make and as fast an heat can d- if Strang A- Zim merman own the patent for Marion county and will fui ..ih, at short notice, drier of any r'-yiirad capacity. A specionen acctiot. of this drier, and the furnace, can he- -eon at li n Htrang'o rtove uUitf, Cornn.ereral htrct, Halem, Oregon. If ot'B harvtat can be earn! in gcxd ! condition, which will not ho poiNe in all cajos, this valley fchonl I turn off the greatest surplus for export bnovrn in many year. There ia generally a ood ' orroepon'U with hii means. 'J'ho people yiel I of wheat and t'.ie acreage w;i.s 0 Aia vrill bujp'n to c-jniuM broal in greater than common. Wheat ha a!-' steafl of rice, and other staples of life-, ways been salable at oroe ptica or other tu sown as ih'-y can afford Ui dost. One and our producer need not fear that I good remit of Chine e residenco am'-ng the worM will leave u out of the reek- u in that they learn to liko our breail oniofj. The eurjdu of tl.i northern ' and vill carry homo an appetite for it, X'acinc r-tnori will grow l,-avk-r and that iauxt Ias eatinfied, if it can be done heavier every year and will noon equal j roaaonably. All things jioiiit to a more the surplus dent froin the Stab; of Call-1 extendwl US' for vheat if it ia afforded fornia. Our reaourccs are -lowly e.-! at a price the u-orkini; world can uiTonl landing under very steady development. There is no rush of work, no speculative production. Tanning ii the mainstay of the country and the Pacific Northwest will bo u pnraliie for tim, workiiiy Witier. vWLLAMKTTK FARMER: SALKM. .mK'JON. LEGAL AD7SST25U0 "iue question ! aktJ us ncer.tl "What d-ayvu charge .'or legal ade utnnt " Kinding our friend mcai.t liiiin-j wi tId him, atxi he ra qu.tt '.rpriMtL T! c? wti In lp a di?M Hum among -'jV t think that they toUft iiitert it in i-trtain pafrs. Tliat i" Tuns. Any r-r .4 a ceuwal cir- uUtii'U i- riS lu Mibli'h a lopul n ) in jut so it is printed ia thp n pr.jT county. Aaitt, we find a dtjo rtxwn n tho ait of many papers u ' ' ' v-r. h i.'ic for adter.lmet.u of a Kgal ntiiro. Tm in? ure they ma-: ho trvatcJ w tl. ni'-irp cr than or.linary wlnrti--.ne tnatt' r I'. it tnrway what t-sorth il '.n; at ail is .rth Juinj: wtll." W'c ar pnpjvinl u d a'l m-h W'.rk arid mil ! it at thf-iHoninc price hifh hae aJfr Kn Kir rase Appu-'ntrcnt nf admiTiiMratcr.etr , f 3 W Ni uix- ! rlasl wttlcnMnt. So0; sum tai'Ti in diT-Tce cav., fr-m $1 to $3. .Sijmri! n in r-:h-r case-1, arconlinc to length The ssarne ru! appjif to -her- ifT? ! T! nle on n. h !?? ad ' ii ! --'iru .tl at ii f ' "arb 10 hn , E'rv- an 1 tii;n ' .:c.k. to ...V 1: tl:'f - ?Lt wtv!'- t-i male a 3v -. any r.rj. . sn ?stinlau- at ! ha: ii ':,tc 1 mako. Other attrvrti! ,!. i irt"l hv cy"ntnu"t. P0LITIC3 Ih" n-w if the day it - :: h di v '!i ti tiBti'inal xilitkv thit the daily riHH .pc-- would bf nothing without iL Ti:; li- o-ijn:rT 'u arn.s.d to thi. .j:: - i A p""aic! part ie-, nd -Tiinal i!.i r.i:.. l- st. ')i t-"' oiito-cifih pjliucul pnuc.fW Tak the rHpctite jiarty p'.a:f cru- ai.d t.t-y uud rathh aliko u ; !..! ib- J.'epu '.icAO tlaturm a- r P- ' !'r ii t l.i .ni- lij.Justrv n.urt t:.in fi It- i.o rMic platfor-n I. 'tir i. -.-! u iJ." t'.vo parie . . It- . - -.nfU to civil ii. i'..' ; '. pr .per piiiKip'.eo. ' ;-"- c. .t.' tills pn.m . i . -. .-..ritjhle and dis '. -I ( iinpdgu our cuntry ,'i . g'.'i.' r;ku. I'dfeoge- - h.-l'n i " (i'-v. CleveJand ' pnblic, t- th" di-giit of sr"-rl rirjraV The vrorid is Z-.:. 'ni . ' h -- O.IM .1 ! in ;;." p .. ! an- n-.v :i, i ail i vir pr .ii,:-l .-ixn h.r rv.claii.rii concvrniiig BLdtii-. Tni rniy be or.'.j a thtjat, hut eiir:,'b i- a'rfady puLIii-hc-il to lIt tlo thii g a an era 'if pollution, whether t..e rt-;.r.- i nvc true or fl-e. All j tr 'ki-i-if - t..it is fairly prriTtd. . i ;can '.n.y -ay a:i Col. U ibert JngiT-oII th: if .-.,. h '.la-w? ais are made agMifut -..Kr.,! r..l nr fhrard airaiii-f j:ri.. t, ;r. j, su.ained by fridence, ! ..h y sho-iM U-wit?,d-awn from thn c.u- Ivii - - . Tli.? ti..f ouht r.pvr-r to (rmm Wh-f iilt.rti.i-Jii eh'-.uid X:0Uf)y the ut ..hu WaI ir.ton nude- illmtnotw. Let u.- hjp'.- tb it these -Viries can be dif- j,rCVe.i and tie -lan.lard-Uarer- of our reat partiw rLui.d a- Itonoti-d men and true gtntl'-m'-n b-oro the world. LE33?: 0? TH2 HOUS. 1 he quo.-tion of niiitxl husbandry nover prec-uted ii.-e!f to us withna inuch force a.- it dty-s at this time when the rrrt.nl ut:.Tilf r.nr fiirmnra hfivo .iltL-.vt. t -Itifjiled on fur their chief income i.- a j f)nl on t, e nmrlwu o ,htf wor(, tJ Lb cIosi 'tu(Jent of our ,vorl(1'B I,r0r" hari ffjr I1 to rtc wl,tat I,f' lotion become CUy overdone. Many I Picttl thib result at an earlier date than thi.; their fear-i have not lx.cn entirely realized, though v, heat gradually yie'deJ in price to the great eurpliid of pnluction. It may even be jKih-ible nfjw that the fears of operator will not be fully realized az to tho future of markets for bread ufN, but they cannot jQ far out of the way in the belief that the world cannot profitably use the great quantity of it immediate harvo-t. The effect of cheap wheal U to nialto freights correspond in price, siialso toen'viurajje consumption of good, white, flour by working population that havo not been able to afford it vhen it bus commanded the higher price. AUo, the manufac turor can nao wheat flour in many w.iyn to aJvantage when the price of it to pay, and that the merely civilized nation will 1k ublo to offer. The quetstton then, is : At what price can we afford to rule wheat? Cm our Wcs'ern Oregon f.iriru ra afford to mar ,l.ft their crrp at 75 cents or lc than that KxjvrHiKv I'" -:" that our j land are not a i'li r- they wre and I wd. -vmtaat crnpiu'f:, riu-tdftor-'rxtc I ( -till inorv. Wheat i- rra.n tint claim tl.o Ut qualitio of tl.- Hlaid qir Ka tkt rttlf.;. . It 1 ftTAriltti? in ew.ry rtpct and vt ajn1 lf dvu. tvi on, HKie or Jcr. ' a retvone to th firnjor- of many nu -"Mill, w- mani that Will ifa:'i ! ! I wop- iodpv-n.?e!it o! th; crvJ- Thv vr.-.l proaer i tim?nhat uod-r a kVa f , . , , , ltetHit ivrvd-rtwinsni'i-t aJwal?a groat dv-endenee, fur -.; areata'u- able anx.hary to evn lari.. The tr. flrnrmmt of farmin; wi:ii .htp d-"rm t.i.. tl tf-.. ." , ' ... ... The wheat f.inncr :.l l pt t !- one a !k man in; ur iu hr at acres f-r cUle. -h-p snd lKre. M a ffrfalc. f U-nt thn in the p if the price of frain hf; I7 We 1 mucli to leaxa of t' vr . ': .! -al,'' "5 fanning, for hjtL- rt. h" hn o-t tinxl to a nArrow rwiif. T:if prvat ! main of nrieulm'-e tmct;e fir ! aide and ttwlad- a mni.t'iJe ' ' -v jrts that well de-Tv atvns n A .'' o-!inLdlo of oar nf-d can be rnal '! we think we honld -iiiilr low t- -tip jriy them. W Lrinc frni ainul L.m- y what we can and mvt-t p" a: -i ' T.iero are many frnit ra- rr-'-T ' -r a foreign market, aa! :-! can or J;? t tin. if th-y canii -- mH in r.. T lerv are many it' m ofy l-iti n iv jil can sn'A" we ' a;i'J c Q""-0 K-i'-re us the nec'-s-ity t. make sh" mot ,i t;io na'ural a.lraaUgo- we pt.i Ai- aec: 30SE0F. The pr.--orient rurj.ity f a jrx-.-t I Nt-r Y- rk joarml r - qm. arthe-J li r - I ni-iestirv irvm U i rj' U Ue 1.1 rtt- I jv arctic e:.Uti u and tb rit hnni; I. , . . f - u'Kvu nrij UiK.W.n V..t . lBbrT-k 111 umtiKuf lth.-.me l-'-.cuiofil.cpwrBit.i-rtj;jM,Jlrtlin)eht SoUr how tlf unhappv :i.t mfjiTS of that fwar-, i.. w...n, it aiull lt . xrr nl in '.. r tv kdled in -oiiie" ir.-ta:o- and au!iy .' ' ' ' jl- S0' frnii.-nt, t . j ll,;ion, tr.nrM-rao.e a o.l l..r ulu.-ilion t-f t!n att the 11 .-il "f tlj.- ti.:irat!e to tij-, rjji-. of tte i tend i-d St la Ccreru pirt tbe- own live-. It Las b n the . . . . ,' Tint H'Mii Claviur ia e-!.Ud by .- U.ly o! nope nt IV go'enrnem K- '"', ttiis horrdile f A Ytlll w..u.WUu..a .. --..,. t, arectrUin to bc-o'iie kli-run ar.d V.f tact scenus to Le that tb rtinaiaa , , . brought back tort prevent the d'-ctasr-d members of thf tift-ditiou ciniuJ only of boiafa.lhai Lad in r-a,c .a in-Utnce?, l';en pit ked cltia 1 hi? revels - t.l. !.. . . .H .1... .!.. .1 ... V.. t.t ti n nf frti-yn horror will i -t und the wo 1 : and cause n n.jU again-t the, n li.-T Uiim Oeary sta-Uof gailiiBt cffjtt j!n i Lre-iou-life Arete aiKefktart-r- have tii .pnxiuus ir. .liiuanmiuuiiuic, h---u replete with heroic trui!j;k-3 . and nutlv borae auflVriug. bit ik vr " t-fi..rt.-, lliat Wf LlKW of, ha1 " Axviicana KiAfihin . r ... 1,' Il tt....1.l ia that ,, , ,. . ... , , honorable aud higu-midixi mi-u would tm- I T1IS OSEO0N STATt TAfK The mammoth poster- fur the Oro;,t,ti State fair are out. Thy are uttructivc and will do much toward culling atten tion to tho Annual Fair. Mr. Heebie, the Secretary, informs us that there i much iul crest being taken in the coming exhibition and that the pn-ctM are exceedingly good for a roiiHiug time. There are a ii'imlier of hor-cd already in training at tho track and many more are expected daily. The booths will U old toon and the other privileges ill help swell the crowd and the irna-ury. There will bo no licnii.e ibntuW for any gambling device or ealof.n The num of fered in the sped department is S'.'JiiiO The Fair opens on September brth and continttn-i six dtys. Tlio display in th pavilion is in competent handu and proinbea to lie excellent. Tho pric of admission will li thosuruoas lieretd.in See jiostcrs. Oregon City contains ehurchf, 7 HSilytu, .'1 nnlli'iery chopi, 1 shoe iitore. 2 shoe hh'ipa, 0 gn'ery and general inerchandine utoreH, i hardware sti-re, .' dniK rUirti, ; .i,U-N, 1 iKiapling lion-' , 1 denti-t, 1 fih rnailuH,.'! jeweler-, -blnck-hmith ami wigon hop, butcher shopn, '1 undi rtaki-i, 1 furniture store, 1 harneKS maker, 1 photographer and manufacturer of wooden ornamental work, 1 bin r brewery, .'J Hour mill-, 1 woi.len mill. 1 wooden pump factory, 1 brick and htilo facbirv, 1 bakery, t confc" ti-nery bhops, 1 livery htnble, 'J lire hoo conifKiniei1, J hojU und lii'lfb-r cofUauy, 2 1 iri id ing offices', I pliysiriiuih. b I.ttvverw, .100 Uhiiiefe. Duriag the put year I'lnatilhwoiii.t1 paid for ircuit court, SI 1,01!). fit), jiiv- lices' courts, ill I'A'i.'ii , roads and biidgti ?lO.H.'j;ii paupers and iiiqunst jl'J.VM;.!, -oiuity p'-or fiirin .flfJ18Jfi. not cone;.t U save li f on U h dw- Tne Ivht r bina t-i 9ur v-itance tl.e . . i , - ,i .., ,. j . . I fr. perenee of .13 yrar-. -p-nt in Ihi. rc.-ioi. ; graceful ten..-, though U.e !.. n;r ofjulinale LnowlcdJ. ol Ct,.lDtrJ.. mi; -tarratiua red'-Ct-- man t-j a farn.h d yr coocccUon with agriculture and twete animal that wdle life at i-.ny l. r.n-. jf "' "l"'ut5ce W'lh '"'"v "( ouintl,- , urlotnn of tbe Kaumkh. It seomi as though this fearful hihtory Toe roduotion of pr. , ,, n,v.e in op-cta. of human .uff-ringi and long and i -'OD lna' ' W1" br.r . .u.i.a-J inuktion. . . ,,. . We tV every fnepd t.i id iij in tbit reapec dreary endurance, .-toiuung in aw tern-, , iU alpre;wtn lh i ,n o.1 ul ble an alternative, would strvc a good bo do to. end in disgusting civilized met. i-.ith . "- r--' ' , . . further arctic explorations. MIM' THIS WKKK. AfUCST 'J:. lS-. PHOSIMXTLS. -ok ntC rt Mr ! riMivJ Tiif. ;WillMette Kim ( MJj (f uti rwJart ,,, M i,, i mrinr, u idtaurr, " r.ti :iui 1.1 c t. uw u m puei. j TBt ,lw t;js,ja ji-i t m.ut to -c p.imhIj .H cl' i i i ' ii 'or c irplivt or dKt.f.-'i-n. At tin jrt oim.j iU .T. th JM(. , th, .ho,,,,., 00 th PrVc 1 -l , - - '"T, . w, j(U(, ., Il)h .,.-to.j p,',c- t thw- ho nnt ulr ti i Trot a I D-nr oVvi t from thr uroi ttUL V u cot. male tion p-i- p,y-M0., .,a w i.iri.x iiut li ih -old .ui- o 'ht io I Wt iTim to trk a lnner' mwr , :.' n.rjr Unnr id t 1I will nil uiJ .iln t n.'l.tolr An uith.-n- 1t rttl-rOI to lBl-IWt Of lgf II- tar 10 aI. till rrpt'O lol ia'.l t" o- Unn:h tu.lv and iV lit tli ltja. .n.-nt !k. '1. . ,- , V t m.r ioiTrpfni"lmt ia ail Mv'i.ia- of t' r i'u. t: X. rthl U Ii r.-tn: the . , i ii. .. .- mo luvius iu-cry 1jt-I tf lk . fi r. irn iiruiii-,uii ri trr- t tfT'ii-. 1 f l"irl. ts'H: .tl rrr. r'pu.-eaa a:ni ln,o j-roiaJ fjtlin. ' a., r.i T-i-.i;i i. i ixii.t. rr ui iaimiiu in i it 1111 - I.. . ii-.. 1 . i. t ja f emu., . n r a ll ;,r K..r,Mrirw ';OreRon Slate Agricultural tVK-K tij-mj. nr ioe o! tut.lu tot mrat it i n .. - ; lr OAiryu-j.. of !ut fi.r all parion- ; of j I ft'-r f nr v and n.atfun. or loth; mini- aaa pasltrt .Uo. to Utt aud hunr)-. We "Hi.i. mrtitiou'- Ui ciudr tbr mwiirt - and injrir. iir pat ira on all j-'dote, o tl.at ! tiwy r:U In al.la 11 )U l;r the tituatl'in (or j triemil emtl. Our !! pttmot will Iwar ttit - iur Ui w . il.fi huthfull). in this coo vti.O. in th p.' W, hll do ao in th D otxlt'O, in to I ta'arv. So daily or Mr in I'ort'aml hi J trr ,in Uw t'ido.-,ni t,( the cou-.-.ry ' c'.ar if tti oi tti Moriii CI ami imii.rU a t K.-kmlu ot'tn ili Our marLrt rr- ; t-rU have ten tortli hoadrnl nf llnm-.u 'to liie pr.dm.rr- of thu region, Wr rhjill , oaxt fjllj call men nnc lUiwmi mat'rr for . B ' " l ' '"0"B ' ""l" V '""''"" I &pwt nl.l Ih. K.1-U..1 ,. ... I.m ,, ..In...... , in rrrry denartroeut of hi-. Oi k i.f-iiuAj. dl f.xt V ar.l ir.l. jwi. I . u.ll .1...... ... ... - .1 . . . .L.. mature;, neoc-in the ll.r. of 'he f.r.i.er, and well acqaamt-d with the way o! Ih- ctll. nhe uit-nt bFTMilf lu a 1 thoduti and p .ure of h-m-. Tbot,,,,.,,. bar ,:- nm tothe -oot itduence the Fn.vin ex f , ,a '3,y l'u' t?,ke u" ,JTr" "' "'"" ' .ii and thililrrn h tr an i1 upint-r. . A rauiiv nrtn t!, Ktimn-.tiiUi. i th - 't r. Iiuod u. th ppk awl , ffLUlimi F,M,f 'Ml ,,CJ, ln llur,c , ter, a tbt nam- iti'ght mialead you to bcli" . i w oioirii uitccn yer bo. wben tie VVtlltmtttn Va!!irr u-. ()mn l.ut it I.. pand-d ani ur,n with the crow th of th , ;"-"' "'l rpre.nU all t:. sgncelture of 1... ... "'"-"" 1 mi Uie farmer own crean, open I 'l reUteexptrieuc. i'k lufurmaUun, a j r, f i Ki t Mmnboii for nd ' " l?Z JZY "7y ,'. " t plain ol atraicat truoevcr and whaUiVcr isek . to epprua or drx-eire Uetn. Oor column, bo- ,tn 'h Pe"P1. J,o,J ' of tb I'aa- HtncrieuT dapoaa on fctwn rwpo'ar lt r aac. Tie K-ht r bin, WILLfiMETTE UNIVERSITY Tho Oldciit InntUtitlon on tho Pa. cilUc Coa.t. TniuTi ruor-oKs ami iilii cinn-: iiiui.i: iiimui:d t-in run miiii:m AAM tl.Ll. Three ll'.iildings I'Kcd for Ii.bt:c.'-lion. EXPENSES REASONAIJLE ni.l-ABT-IKTM 1- CI). it of Jh-r.l Arl. II ColUs tf M dlone -Dr. K I'. I r. l'.rtanl. Ill ev,llnfo of Uw-Ji.; Win lltim IV Woioaa't Colics lln.Jtll.lc TlXi V Cjriwrrlr,y of Wu.ic-Z l r.M.n n . i. i" ... Ili.ir VI Li.iiir.il AeaUcwy. Vll-Art l(prtin:i.t ailtiMiry Br il.-ir I truil i Ilr.t Term ojien Scp'cinUr 1. I'll Cotltfool In npeiiSrUmitr 17, l!tl Csil.i cf ll.c.tcini , nt .Sotuilr 3, 1 -1 tirktnl for Catalo-iM.. to '1110)1 in VAV hf ), ai.i-?i.Im hnlrm 1rrt;i-i. w c. WAia.iM;r, r. w lun.M.i varrl.:k & n.w:.2;.s, REAL ESTATE AGENTS SALEEI, OltEGOJ. ) r . J.'i.rtt' tf ehmtkrta Il.f. I, on m-r. ' oiii Hi. It (i.l fVrn MI'i ci.e tuiral urnu.n Vi Om mi cf I'.val r.tUt .n Hit City ari'l Co. niiy; II r ii. t.o ite. or Urn.., coll..'' ttiori.-) tl.'l irar proiopl r.tnrilt. Alto ifrttt fur III iti:i m 1 1 in H ii. mm; i.imi.mi: Olll'l N V, nr l-it Jnrk, orn ul in l-Hwilfi ie-rti I ml ,, '..ir, oo lit. n.t.-i!ri4 rr. in t.i Hi (111 lst IflM'i: ( IMII'ISI, or halrin, llrroii, I jj.h:, ;.,. ...ti n k r p it i: n i i. k "Htlcrn A liuili, Imi.krr, T. B. nair.li r uar mrr cl.tnl. Join-on, Lunri ,k I' ., in r. .tut. l'.i..n . hhurt ift, evllccur tf i.lo i,.. J... hlronlniilr, Lialtitr lucfci.aiit, I. ,J! ll.r, U,1 a.J ihoe dr.lsf. au(S2lf DR. H. SMITH, DH TIHT....AI.LOPKHATIO.NH OP UK, tl.lrv .trl(.ntKl In the tnot cay luu afclllful in.iifitr. Iti&M ecarlii Artificial Ttclli thai ilo hoi lonikne'l, or that dufliiie ll.tli face, will ilo -ell to nlloiillU II SMI HI, arid 1,-rt a act cf tccih that will irjkeiou 1...I, i.atural aaln All Vlorl. .Mar I'.iHlol OITK'K-In Mroni Wutk, oier U7' .1. re, oalor, HJtaJil OREGON STATE FAIR ! 0OIM4 HCMtt) AT Jl( IIO. rI --up. nooTiiK or tiik i'Hi"N atk aiu Urexin.li -ill U utiH-J l u i n lor id ir I, on Irl.ln). A hem. I T3lh. Allorlo-V I' M., l Hi 'lf k-rouitJt So IJ.I of Ir.. th.n 110 lll t tlIl. lUwlh JI, M IMj VJ I' l-rrcl lor frlU'tit. I"ll null lAUIrml fx.il-.tdv .mr-l II1J. for lb llir I'Hilln l th. Cr.aO iJ I Xxt itnl'f-l until t oMok M . Aii.t t . IM One blf of lr. totJl nf; mmt I' pM Jon, Ur Ifflii.nJrr Wlrl. but.-- It t ni'.rrHel in Ih ho tH Th- . al IJx hUU.ISl l-rll.ll) I'll f.llur l .i iiijr not er Imm. M. Imli irl.ll ifu il -.m. a. .inn ti.Uur.t in, I 7rilr UulMltifi rtn.f--.rv i.ap wi ! J-J v lion to Ih hcftt-M. W.t I. r n r rim i J-lr "' to II. frwl.ltiit. J T. Hr.O', nrrjun i-1 Kur fu tr ruttuulir d .!. t ; A H.hrtl.M, r-.i.tr' i u.,i n Ml AtrHul i I r rii n:..,. . rtif U Board of Equalization. to Tiir. t- rAvra. or mahiox :it ntv. oh lua r l rtl noliOt") Out llir A ttnnt of tftkf.oun-i t. ii rrll lit Wrn rtiirul tn I i lht lb rf .l lU I .11 II III f I l III OHM J U; 0 A,ti.t.Ui4 Aril H -r-.m. le.lrll.i n ( U.airi tu i. th. u iuwh hi r r.. tlr i lo i'.r . lr ..! iv-f i A II Cni.NKi.lfi. I Arol ol Mau.iuii!.Or sen. , , . . .... I ir.- . '. '. lr imrif .r iu l Iur. l,..rf .j n,- . .... ir A nt -ill r.fat. i nitk. M, ,).,, ... n ,t ntnn u tri'i Uit n.l'inir, i Iivm i i 1 I kllW. i .rt..i' jti 'I H.Un 'Muiy. litrg-m i-1 t-l j . ... toiiege, i rf v - .-'-.il', t.i i.r I- am UK ..Hi(.l IT'. V.KL otplrml.rr IMIi, lnnl. j v..n ..."' -iv i"- -. 'r..rt. (i. r - a r. 1: . mm Ii I r.i. it.. :" 'm 1 r.. II.. o u.t. t tfon BLYMER MFG COMPANY ZIME3MAN FRUIT DRIERS, Victor Sorghum X Sugar Wills. JAMES LIIMFORTH, Gonural At-t-nt for tho Pacific Cuitit, -J U-l-i -rEi r. r-AS Il.tVI-i i, l!!'jtlrt r !'.. . irt ..j :-jtlrt r ll. . If- r hi i.l ,-M II .1 l.-. ir .t . t f j t I !. t, . ci'i . I . tl . rd I I t I'. ' t Of liflsrin: Bucks for Sale. V! .-r 1,, . V j I I. . IM .,. . l r i . i i' iinn 1. 1- 1 1 i-.v i IM ' !! J A. ' . h ! ! ..!! IIM, I r .-.',. i .-... . i.i ..j... . .! .i. rlo 1 tt -1 I r .Ir m. . ft... I,, ng t III rLftt of Tti . .m. ' . i ,..' I . .1 . . n.i tu at Ui in .' r. . m fit. . nu (4, iM ifni'iM i irltttU ca.1 uu oi .inr. .IM' ( ulliolli, K r I'UO.vi. tu.l .iiuu,itirat rt FINAL SKTTLEIILNT. riM AU WHOM IT JHV CViNCiJl.V .K N-t cv hrrt(i Kittn tl.t tl. miifti. nr-1, tl rDtnJstrtr t of U . m t of 1 I. Hltf. dc Mtlt fllil her UtI tv-omtt of 1 t-;U tu th C'ui tjr -JoMlt of AUrlrm t-smnty. ,r--oti, n I that trm fturl h s(if-ointc1 at liif t'oqtt llmitc. In hl m. Ottf r n, Hiptrittsfr ti -,i I ,.lo-k ! M , for hrm.iny ntjc In lit to n. i k titit ( fr tr Mlt-vriicnl t( U. tiin HAUAM V. ,!(,) Au. 1, ;! A'tminia-r U t. SIATE INSURANCE COX Sulrni, Orrton. Stock Company Charter Perpetual. irirn, iio,r.oa,ijg. '1 III' I'il flilf-i I'lltllllllllV Illkltfu , only Farm PrtiM'rly, Tiiv- a 1 15 Dwellings, Srliool llou.-ifs A rimrolics. RATKS AH I.liW VS IH ro.NalsrK.vr wtTII III I.IAI.I.K IMlKIIMTi LOSSES IIONOnAni.Y ADJU3TED I. I. II0WI.A' II, Prealilcn1. It II l!cI.IIOY,l.-n 'rr..!,t II. W COVII.C, heeiilary, OKi wll.l I Ail. Tr.a.nr.r. t iill-n.J FARMERS SAVE FRUIT ! YOUR THE ACME DRIER CO. II v ii.' p i r .m ih rl.ht f r Jlu'lii null roi.n'y I. r I'.u BURNS FRUIT DRIER AND EVAPORATOR, Aro .rrpir.i u. fu iu.li thr uuu tlai-iof fainll am fctir) till, i Hi merit of fiat drier r. d im itp. rl'.r ipullly of IU irojuiti n- uki Hell knouu t. r.iinto itcUllul cnuii.t-rail n lor ! run an ' rll uUra ii 'iiro u tho foot of Oak ttlttt, Colli. n I, of .1. . KX.1I'.. .K.KXT, AUo.tsenl rur Clm kiwn, !'. ljul)3iu t;njJk!.W. USE HOSE I'lLLP. FaKr;i--:v;'H':