Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, April 02, 1886, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text(V i:rTEPUniMi: SALEM, nRiTG)N, APRIL 2 'sG miltri f.EO. 1). GOODMUn, EDITOP.. TO PACK EQO.S. This month n good ninny will wuut to jircjcrvo tho cggtf. us they will bo so cheap by tho lnttor part of April tlmt thoy nro hardly worth taking to market. For tho benefit of thoso who wish to pack eggs, wo will givo tho best receipt vto know of. Wo Iricd it last senson with satisfaction. It is best to uso wooden buckets or kegs so that n" few tlozcn may bo sold nt a timo without disturbing tho wbolo seasons packing. Tho eggs must bo fresh when put in tho pickle. Keccipt To four gallons of hot wntor add one gallon of fresh unslncked lime, (or in that proportion) Htiring woll until all Blacked. Wlion tho mixturo is cold, strain oil' tho lluid so all hard lumps may bo removed. To tho lluid, add about ono pint of salt, and three tabic spoonfuls of cream of tartar, and stir woll to disolvc. Tho settlings of this should bo saved by pouring over it n little wntcr to keep it moist, put tho eggs in tho lluid and nftcr tho cask is nearly full placo a cloth over them and pour this thick limo ovor it, this will cxclndo tho air, set in u cool placo and tbey will kcop until fall when thoy may bo taken out and put upon tho market Tho shells will bo nico and bright and look invit ing to tho eye. Tho only way thoy can bo told from fresh eggs is that tho whites will bo a little thin, and if the eggs aro handled rough when used, somotimos the yolk will brake. ROUP. IJut fow aro nwaro of tho presence of this diseaso until it has n llrm hold on the flock, as it comes in o many ijuestionnblo shapes iih to deceive many who aro inexporionced. They will per--haps doctor them, but nine times out of ten for tho wrong disease. Jtonp usually causes a diRchargoof tho nostrih which is easily treated. It is generally ac companied by hoarso breathing, tho comb will turn a dark unnatural color. A foul odor will tsiuu from tho fowls breath, or will bo moro particularly noticed when tho fowls mo at roost-in tho coop. With slight nttacts it is similar to bad colds in humans, aud if tho fowls aro not to much exposed thoy will get well thcmolvcs ; but tlio groat danger if whon tho foul smell pervades tho coop where tho chickens aro roost ing. Tho first thing abovo all in treat ment of this disease, is too koop tho fowls in a dry warm place, and swab tho throat by tying a. rag or picco of spongo to a stick using tho medicino for this purpose called larrabaraqucs clorinated soda to bo had tit any drug store. Feed in tho shapo of u pill or in tho soft food a mixturo of equal parts of ground ginger, gentiue, nsu ifa'tidn and boracio acid, allowing a teaspoonful of tho mixturo lo about ono down fowls. Whon this dUagrceablo odor is giveu off by tho fowls it has got into astngo that is highly contagcous. "Why dont tho hens lay in winter!" is an inquiry often made. It is not always bccauBO thoy do not havo warm quar ters or insufficient feod, but becauso thoy aro ovorfed. Thoso who kcop poul try do not mako any distinction be tweon a hen intended for laying and an other for market. Tho fowl that is to 1)0 marketed may bo gotten into tho fattest condition with advantage, for then tho weight is what brings tho price, but in feeding n laying lieu too much fat is not wontod. In winter the lions do not havo tho exorcise thoy de sire, if tho season is cold, for diiving rains and blinding snows forco them to cither remain under shelter or crowd together. In tho formor caso thoy will eat and grow fat very quickly, if heavily fed, but thoy will not luy at all, as ex posure will provont them from so doing. To havo eggs iu winter do not feed moro than tho fowls will cat up clean. Xover keep feed before them nil the timo. Feod about ono-half of what thoy nocd iu tho morning, and then make them go hungry, and thus compel thorn to scratch in leaves or cut straw during tho day for an occasional grain. At night givo them all tho corn, whoat, and oats thoy will cat. If kept warm, thus fed, and plenty of water suppliod, they will lay all tho winter. Fiold and Farm. In 8coreing Plymouth Rocks by tho .Standard. Ono cxtrcmo dark und one. extrcmo light pullet would bo disquali fied in tho show pen, though shown singly perhapi rather one would be dis qualified. The Standard is very sovero on color of Plymouth rocks and to match in pairs of breeding pens tho rooster and hens must a'l bo alike in color. To scoro high in poinU, they must show on evon light blueiih color all ovor tho body. OKEOON STATE POULTRY ASSOCIATION. An enthusiastic meeting of poultry mon was held at tho office of J.T.Orogg, Salom, Oregon, and elected tho follow ing officers of tho association, and adopt ed tho following constitution: President A. Warner. Oregon Citr. First Vice President, It. 0. llawley, Salom ; Second Vico President, J. M. Garrison, Forest Grove. Directors. W. A. Howe, North Yntn hill; 0. Nairn, D...lston; F. C. Ilucll, Corvallisj S. W. Oaines, Scloj Oeo. I). Goodhue, Salem j W. W. Unkcr, Poit land; N. L. Gurry, Portland. Secrotnry. J. T. Gregg, Salem. Treasurer. A. Bush, Salem. Constitution and By-Laws. Articlo 1. Title Tho title and name of this society shall bo ''The Oregon Stato Poultry Association. Article 2. Object Tho object of this association shall bo to encourage tho breeding of thoroughbred and fancy poultry. To bold meetings and shows, and to uso such rights ami privileges its como before an organization of its kind. Articlo 3. Officers. Tho officers of this association shall consist of n Presi dent, Vico President, Sovcn Directors, Secretary, and Treasurer. Tho presi dent and secretary shnllbo cx-ofllcio mombcrs of tho board of director?. Tho officers shall bo cloctcd annually by bal lot aud shall hold their ofllcoa until other officers nro olected to till their places. A director not being ablo to at tend a called meeting may send n proxy who must bo a member of tho board of directors, to cast his vote Articlo -1. Members. Any person mny becomo a member of this associa tion on tho approval of tho Directors and on payment of an initiation fco of fifty cents. Any membor found guilty of any dishonest dealing in connection with tho poultry intcrests.nf tcr a full ex amination of tho facts by tho directors, shall bo expelled from tho association. Articlo fi. Meetings. Tho regular meetings of tho Association shall bo hold annually at such n timo and placo ns may bo designated by tho !oard of directors, when tho report of tho Secre tary shall bo mado and tho election of officers for thn year shall tako place. Eleven members shall constitute n quoMum for (bo legal transaction of bus iness at all regular meetings. Thrco directors togothor with tho presiding of ileor aud sccietary shall constitute a quorum for tho legal transaction of bus iness at any called Hireling. Articlo (. Alterations and Amend ments. No part of tho constitution or by-laws can bo repealed, nor any bo made, oxcept at n regular meeting and after duo notice of n motion thereto 1ms been given at a provious meeting, and except by a two-thirds vote of tho mem bers presont. Articlo 7. Duties of tho Prosidont. Tho prosidont shall preside at nil tho meetings, at the opening and closing ot exhibitions and on an occasions when tho association is officially represented. I In shall appoint all special couimittcos unloss otherwise ordered and call extra meetings at request of thrco directors. Articlo 8. Duties of Vico Prcsidont. In caso or tho absonco of tho president or his inability to attend, tho vico presi dents shall act as presiding officers, or if both arc nbsont, then a presiding officer shall bo choson from ono of thodircctore. Articlo 0. Duties of the Secretary. Tho secretary shall conduct tho general correspondence of tho association. Ho shall prcsorvo all important letters re ceived. Ho shall nlso kcop a corroct account of nil expenses incurred. Ho shall kcop tho minutes of nil meetings, and hnvo chargo of all lmoks and papers appertaining to his oflico. Ho shall within a rensonablo timo notify by mail each membor of nil meetings of tho as sociation, and each member of tho board of directors of all board mcotings ; issue certificates of membership, nnd notify mombors of their oloction. Ho shall also givo such othor notico by publica tion or othorwiso as ho may deem ad visable. Ho shall colloct nil moneys for membership foes of which ho shnll keep n correct account nnd pay ovor tho enmo to tho treasuror, taking his receipt thoro for. Ho shall havo his books and papers open to tho inspection of tho directors at any timo of meeting. Articlo 10. Duties of Treasurer. Tho treasurer 'shall havo chargo of all funds of tho association, nnd shall pay all bills after thoy havo boon npproveu by tho Directors. Ho shall givo bonds to tho amount of $500 if bo required by tho board, and shall mako n report of tho financial condition of tho associa tion if called upon. Artiolo 11. Duties of the Director. The directors shall control tho affairs of tho tibsoeiatiou at all times. Thoy shall havo nicotines nt tho request of three directors. Thoy shall attend to all printing in connection with tho annual exhibitions and appoint nil judges, Thoy shnll provido such premiums and awards as aro deemed advisable. Thoy shall havo chargo of nnd attend to tho details of tho exhibition. They shall bo ompowored nt any meeting to reccivn nnd consider upplicntions for member ship nnd grant certificates of tho snmo when in their judgement it is advisable. They shall bo empowered to set dates for holding annual shows at such a timo nnd place as mny scorn best to tho in terests and advancement of tho iiwocia tion. Articlo 12. Asscsijnonts. Tho direc tors of this association shall not bo al lowed to incur any debts whatsoever upon tho association beyond tho amount of funds held in the hands of the treasurer Tho Willamette volloy poultrymau is receiving less for his poultry product in proportion to tho cost of food consumed by his fowls, than any other locality or Stato in tho Union. 'Ekes In WJatir. Wo havo been getting a fow egga dur ing all this zero weather, cmd whon lions lay with tho thermometer indicating 18 degrees bolow, I always say these hens need encouragement, and thoy shall havo it, and thoy get it, too. For their encouragement a kcttlo is kept es pecially for their use, into which bones, bits of rofuso meats, washing of iilnllot, pots and other utensils are put, and set upon tho stovo to boil. When the noup is cooked, it is thickened with bran or meal, and flavored with a dish nf pepper, either black or red. Tho 'biddies'' like n change, and nil waste materials in cooking, such ns cabbage leave, celery ,0Pi apples, onions and potato parings aro carefully saved. Somotimos I set tho children to chop the to up lino in a wooden bowl with a chopping knifo. Fanny Field says thnt "it is just as easy to have eggs in cold wcathorasinwarm," but it is not so with me, In summer our liens catch their own meat, nnd ent grass for vegctnblo food. In winter, if bens of proper ngo huvo com fort ablo quarters nnd plenty of egg producing food thoy will iny becauso thoy can not holp thcmsolvcs. A neighboring lady had two hens ono winter which alio fed on tablo scrape, nnd never was without fresh oggs. Tho next winter bIio had 14 hens and novcr an egg; thn tablo romps divided among too many... .Thoso wanting ogga next winter should com mence soon. Havo tho chicks hatched early, bo thoy will maturo nnd lay bo foro cold woathcr. My experience is, that if early hatched pullets do not lay beforo winter sets iu thoy will do bo no fconcr than thoso hatched in Sept. During summer rowon nnd clippings of tho lawn ought to bo dried and saved, and gravel producod, to bo given when tho ground is covcrod with snow. A box of road-dust kept in a dry sunny placo will add much to their comfort and enjoyment by keeping them froo of vermin. Raw bones procured at tho butcher's and chopped up with an ax holp to fill tho egg basket during cold woathcr. Givo warm water bo that the fowls' vitality need not bo expended iu thawing ico and snow. A duck will lay moro eggs generally in ono year than a hen. Until tho weather becomos warm their eggs aro as good for cooking or eating ns those from hens. TUTTS PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. Tho Oreatett Medical Trlnmrh of Uio Ago! OYMPTOtVlS OF A TORPBDLBVER- I,oofnppctltc, Dowel, contlvc, I'nlnlii llio bend, wltli n dull eenantloii In llio back purl, 1'nln uiidrtr llio "boulder blndr, Fullness nfler ratine, with ntll Incllnntlon to exertional1 body nrmlml, Irrlmbllltyof temper, f.otr.plrlt., with tifocllntrof bnvlnir neglected .ntnuduty, Wcarlne.i, Hlzzlncia, Fluttering nt tbo Ilcnrt. Dots bofnrotlio cycn, Ilcndncho orer tho right eye, ltellc.nea with fitful dreninn, lllahlycolorrdllrlnc, rind CONSTIPATION. TCTT'S 111,1.9 aro especially oilnptol to suoh cases, ono Uoio effects such ft chnnrrooffcolliinniJtOfistonlilittioBuirorcr. They lucre nio tlm Appct Ito.and cauio thn body to '1'nUo an t'lealiithtu tbo ayitcin In nonrlilioil.nnil by their Tonlo Action on tho Ulseitl ve Oritnni.ltcttulnr Htoolj aro ritttluriil. I'rlfntino. -t Murray Ht..W.Y. TUTTS EXTRACT SARSAPAHILLA ltcnOTatcd tho body, makni luvilUiy flesh, rtronRtlii'nn tlui weak, repaint tho wuMort of tho system with pure blood ami linrd miisclo: tones Uio ncrvoiw aystcm, Invigorate tlio brnlo, nnd Imparts tho vigor ot manhood. $1, Hold by ilrui-glftt. OVI'ICIS II Murray St., Now York. BREEDERS DIRECTORY. HJIAIX Anvr.HTISF.m-.STH like the Till lorrlnc will lie InaeMed In onr riilumm, In Ihrlr proper rlaaaMrnllon, for IH to 110 a year, larluillns ropy or paper. tVlMgtr ipaca charged for pro rU, OATTLK. LAI1 tf REEIt, roHtUKD, OmrClOH. Importer and llrerderw of Short-Horn Cnttlo, Ootawold and Lelcrttcr Sheep and Clydc'dali Herno. IMMUNITYfromANNOYANCR C W l!JIllli'iiTffli1TK aT W o wsmm & tr If you build a good and commodious henhouse for your fowls and never clean out or whitewash it, from ono years end to tho other, yon had better let tho honhouso alone. The trees aro better than filth nnd wnrmth. Ecgs for Hatching langshangs, Plymouth Rocks, and Single Comb Itrowu Leghorn. Adilrcu llrowmll!r, Oregon. II. II. TI'TMAV, IWrlitor jirowntviiic louury ru. uitA)m EGGS FOR .HATCHING I From ;rand 1'rUe IVIduIur W Y AN DOTTE S ! yA ai.o ri.iJint.ni uockh. k IKllKOW.l LEUIIOKX, HUftJLr. BlcOHII IIROn.VLKGIIOBIfknd T My ilocU ii not arpid hysny 9ftlHBlr Jcr H.ti.iicthn mnte J. tfl.8Uni'LUS STOCK ALL tO"). GEO. IKtiOOlMIUi:, Maltm, OrcKOM. Charles Gammerdinger. ColumbuH, Ohio. Has tho Largest Poultry Ilnnge in the World. tSITtlVUSH KHTAIIIIHIir.n IV IHI4. Ht: is nitKr.niNo ovcit uoo niitiH this haon 30 MUetlct oltldol In 60 litf yrdi. I'uwll (or uio tho wholo )tr, Kttll tot liltchlDK durlotriurln;, l'or lull dticrlptlon r my LullJInn, rJt iu fuwli, etc., Mnd 3 ono cent nUmp nd f t tho fluent Mut hot Illu.triUd mi drtcrlpUv ciUIol-uo rtr fiutilldiei by ny Lrcrder In tho tU lio 8x11 nch(.-. 20 piwi. AUJrrn w abort'. Ucntian Itilt tr. uithltf WANTED. ACAl'AIILK MAX Oil WOMAN Or' UNUSUAL tnttvy to Ukv the xeucy n( thli or eouie other oouoty lor the HUlory f Calirnrnla. To tr ilibtrirtvlt will pay trwn IICO to ifMl iwr month, Addrui: F. PEIlSO.W, Manner Octllfill.l IMMIih (Dif Compiiiy, 120 Sutter itrett. Sn 'rr.don, CI. C. W. JEFFREY, VETERINARY SURGEON. TrcnU tbo IUeatec( Domdttc AriWlt. ALL qaMllorn prtlnlng to tbo prcletiion, uiv wercd by null. CMlomilr.? Celt and Itltllofi a ipoclilty. OtHco at tho UIdIo llru. Livery Stable, &aleu, Ortirou, jtnSIU OUK BERIIY lAIKETg mm. Item rx&La u tna made, inaoraoa by ail l4lnx borry rrower. illliavu IVIMnufiiri, UIM Huotrof CLIMAX 3Btf3 If. IB. LOONKY, SVaRVl Impnrtrr ind Urtrdrr JHaJJEUSBY CATTLE. 'bJml'f.'-UHf-1 ,lV6 a few Cholco llttlcra and in. I llulli. for Hate. AiMhm or call; JrtTerMn, Or. J3S R. W. OAKKY, alcm, Orccon. Polled Anuo Cnttlo, CMl and ico my itnck, G. W. DIMIOK, Hubbard, Or , . iiitBKnr.it ok lTWlKeSSnaMft-Ji. v fcf aH . ;'"'wi4wp. 'CSttfev: aS SIKHti HORN and .IKK SHY ALSO POLLED ANGUS Otitic. Younjt Stock lor aalo at aaicaaontMo ratviM ttoik ot miiio itullty can bo i;uttcii lobcro. Sll EP.l1. .IOIINMI1NTO . Hiilrm, K. Ilicolcrcf llll'UOVKI) AM KltlUAN allllllKOSof tiii nil liuportatlon and iro briMsl. of tbo t-'Trneh and Clfaiunuh ttocka known In Or. iSrvon u AJIKIUCAN JIK- HINO A l-oo.1 lot f Kwca for halo aa well aa Itam I'll.f.lfi acccrdAiico h Ith tbo market L'ontioiidcui lo'kltcl. Trw?AvaaaaTv5aW MW wxiiMr. wsyfe)Mn iaW.iXijc;S3ffw 'IBk EBM'3?4T msmkted . U. V. HUNT. Whltcakcr. Or. ilrcrdtr of sunopsniriE Down Slirrp, and K MHI'.K HWISIK. Cnrtopond. iii o .ollult rd. Younir "lock lor aaleon rraaonablottriiia ML 1. M. GUTHRIE. Ifcillaa, orra. Importer and Breeder Hpinlih, IVcticb or Ainrrlcan Mcr Inoa. Send for 1'rlct. etc 8WINK. PURE BERKSHIRES. ICC. MALLKV Halrin. r,t Ha a thoroiuthbrcd Itn-Iilcreil I'ljr. Call or lend for my urlcm. fVrni la flvo rnlloi aouth ot Salem on old llano rood, 6 rsQtJLe' U1HCELLANK0UH. uvak n. ;ooiiiiik. 8ALKM, . OIIEOOK, 'Tlio UadlntrWYANIiOTTKandmtOWN l.t'.nuoilN lireeoeror tMNcilliwm. Knclow attiuii for circular X&. -trrrty 'ntll fur Malr. rknd fur 1'rlce Lli ol Apiary Supplies ITALIAN IIKr.S and QIKUSh. tddrrir r " lalnvko II. KaI 'lV, Kmibr, Ug-.. r A. L. BUCKINGHAM, Dtalir III Groceries, Provisions, Cutlery, Crockery, GluHHivave, JJta. Tobacco and Cigrs a Specialty . Will ll a rh'i aa any atoro In tbo city, TitoiiucB taki::: in kxciianoi: foiuioodh. I Call and aea m on Commercial itrtet, botwtcn Klinirer lltck'i new hroaery and tbo Clicintkcto HoUl, Balom, Orevon. aultf Jood Farming LandH EAST OF THE CASCADES Within 4 to 6 mllM of railroad and river, near Alkali, ailllam count) ; 40 inilei from Tbo lalle; 125 mllea from I'ortland. A tiood Lnud a Exlita Eatl of the Ciurudra will be Holi! on Very favorable Trrm. WE AKK PIIKI'AKBD TO TAKK INTKNDINO purchiicrt to ico limb) o offer for aalo. aaen.1 a hiklkiki, aiiui, urecon; Or: Ilurrooa Oilier. 41 Waahlmrton iL. I'olUind. Or to tho WILLAMKTTK KAltUKll, fialem, Oregon. iMKM' ,.Tbr7 Y llw? mpal.Oot.30tlillQ83. Mj 3IniloonlrnflTio finest rimlbrstqnnl tty of tJlnMi for t llliNtauUiuK tiont. Evory prood thlugr is Oountor foltod, nnd connumorn nro OATJ TIONED ncalnat IMITATIONS of thono Chhr.:ioyo mado of VERY POOHGLAS3. f3oo that tho oxaot laucl is on each ohlmnoy nanbovo. Tho Portrl Tcp in nlwayo oloar and bi-Icht aiaca. JlmiulVcttiroil ONI.Tby GEO. A., riCBETH & CO. VltfJlmrKti Trf'iiil JlnN WrU. 1TOR SALTI BY DEALERS. Clydesdale and Eng lish Shire Horses. IN mmmmst VBCI 'ITionniyitud In Aniorl ri coiilnliilnK thn orr tiont porlmi'iia (if tHitli brcoil.. I'rlii-nlimcr.nl tlhlcniioKnlr.tlHi World'a ('nlr nt Now Orlriina, tbo ilnritl foclcty of Knii. I a ml. etc. iMTito Irnixir. tatlon nrrlriM AmiuflU. , nnd ninro W, follow iiiiiirbiiTlnir fncllltloa bo- vlnit unixiunllrd. Micro . ...... ..mI. .....uirtil.illV tilTorwl I'lioxnori', to UN3Hltl(l.l iirocum tlmt cl anlml of rtinlrvat brcedlnuat ?ry fowpit Prlcca. Kviry iinlnml uly ricorjliMl niiu Kimrnnii'ini 'iithi ,u rm w., ...-. fntalnituM on iillratlon. ... ,... 4J.I.IIHAITIIllllOH.,.Iiiiravllle,Wla Administratrix Sale. VTOTICK 13 1IKIIKI1V OIVKS TIIATTIIK UN JX ilerilKiicilaaailndnUtralrlv with tbo will annex. ul ot tbo citato of Jamra Xeiiilri, Ucccainl, will en Saturday, tbo S7th day ot Marih, A. !., IBM) at tho enrol to o'clock 1', II. ol midday, at tbo Court I'ouio door. In Halrni, ilaitnn county, Suto of Or'u-on. lell at f.ubllo iiifihn, ono half for raah, tbo Ulinco to bi wi nr d byiiiortKi.ro on tbo licrcluatlerdercrth. Oil'iuuil.i, by Urltiiot tlio tcrma rl laid will and an order I tho County Court nl aald County mado on tlio tlth day ol January, ItiSU, llcemlnu- her to to do, tho following dcictlttfJ real iriierty lolani;litr to tlio eittf it aald deceased, hi.wlt,i A art rf tho da nation claim of J, L. Wrrlili and wlfo III Marion county, Mitu cf Onuon, ami brvliinlnjr at a olii iULMtliilm wen and 'O.tW chain aouth of tbo KV cuincr of n tract ol land loi.vrjtd tori. II. I'irrUli by Noruiin l'airt'h, and Cbai 1'arrUn nnd their wle, and running Ibriicg nit 10 (JO cl.almi tbviico touth 10.HI chalna to tlu centre of the road Irailliij from HiIciii to Unwell iralrlo by tho Ombaii'a Homo and tbo Aijluin: thence weiteily alone tho center l a'd rood to a iwlnt oulli of tho plico ol IxKltinlnir; tlieuen north In tho idaceof iHnlniilntf, conUliiln.' U.M.ICO acre.. Tlio e'enic it all rouvcyaiira ti hi to tho inircbaaerr. I.I'CY . MIl.Nll'.M, AUiullili'iatru. haiiiMy lllinihiuii attorneia for tlio tiUU. fibiw6 MEXICAN b oraoii Co. LIMITED. G0(J BATTERY ST., San Francisco, Cat. Send for dmilnrn and tcsti- tunniala nlvlnj full luformRtlon. Cheap Lantla; flno cllmntut plenty of rrator; oaay tortnat roKttlar Hoaaons. Wo Import or Export Utttios, and no Taxci for Ton yoora, dollinU Cliroioo or 21 ULIden narntCarda, nimoon,ICo 1 IJawplca and Urma. 40 lldZOt Crown I'lit to,, Noilbfcrd. Ct 50 E. S. LARSEN & 00. ... WIlOLKriALK . ., Grocers and Commission MlUlCJrANTS, IU .1 III from HI., ror. Waililuulou. CtOUNTItY 1'ltOHUCK IIANDLKI) TO lltT Al- vantaKo on comiululon, Family (Irocerlea furnlihcd to our cuiUnnera I .Kki2i at loweit Jubbluj nlce. ti -r ve -nti for loatllnvdltK IN9UIIANC1: tiJ'j, harm tu.lalni.-i limircd at low rit. AktnUforTIIINdVAI.M LINK nf Ocean fatonu. era Utwtcii Kew York and rUaudlntWa, Okuii and Hallway Uckuti at loweit rate. Draft and Money Orderi ilrawn on Bcandlnatrliii cltha b K. H. Larivn, ll.pl.il Vico (Joiuul. Hramlluntlan .Money Houulit. aprJItl EVEUY BODY KNOWS . 'Put Y. V. JOIINHO.V tbo PHOTOGRAPHER1 Comucrclal Htrttt, Hilein, Oregon. TAKKH TDK LEAH IN TIIK . I'lVTUKK It IIH IX IIH K. I'ortniti, Coylnir, Knlariflnif, Colorlnir, etc., ttu, Ti.Vlewi taken In city or country, Bend in iou. atn, they will be promptly filled. MARK LEVY, Commission Merchant ! . , DKALEH IN I'lturrs axi ritoiurci:. rO.ViilUWMi:NTH HOIICITCII. Having Intl. j mue acquaintance with tbo trada of I'oittand and Ban Kranciico and other (K)liiti, I am ablo to lell tuonahle product to Uit adraoti(e, ta.luinirdfafe Sf turn. Made, MAItK LEVY, 121 Front Street, . . Portland, Or,-ou. mijttf , rvw-'2 if'Biirriaitn'rJJ"