Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, May 14, 1886, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWlULiAMJSTTfi ?AKME.Lt: SALhM OREGON, MAY 14. " G tWH 5pcjjaitmcui. TolearapUle Hews Tho ninrrinjjo of President Clcvolnml nnd Miss J'rankio FoNom will tnko pWo about tho iniilillo of Juno. Tlicro is no reason to bolicvo tlint tho wedding cere mony will bo performed nt tho White House, but on tho contrary thcro ia a gonoral impression thnt tho weddinp will bo a private one, at tho brido's resi denco in Biifflilo. Tjio dnto fixed for tho mnrringo is at ft timo when Congress will not bo session, so thnt tho President can leavo tho city for n few ilnya withant any discomfort. Special tolcgrnins to IJrad strcct'a in dicate tlint tho gcncrnl trado situation !b loss fuvorablo than n wcok ngo. This is duo mainly to partial paralysis of buni Hess at Chicago, as well as to tho dis turbed industrial situation at Milwaukee Cincinnati, St Louis, Baltimore) and elsewhere. It is undcratood that Miss Cleveland, who has thus far performed tho duties attendant upon her brother's position so acceptably, is well ploasod with tho pros pet of his marriage and will bo glad to bo rcliovcd from a mode of lifo which has boon thoroughly congenial to her. Tho old farm liouso nt Holland Patent is being remodeled for her futuro resi dence, and now furnituro has been pur chased for tho guest chamber. Tho will of Thomas Fallon, who lately died in California and loft an cstato of $300,000 was brokon and docidod null by tho courts. A pickpocket committed auicido in San Francisco recently evidently hard timos for him. Sowing women of IhifTulo, paused re solutions denouncing Miss Folsom for having bor wodding trousseau mndo abroad. Tho Montana I-ivo Stock Company has bcon organized nt St. Paul, Minn. 1260,000. Tlicro is n gonornl resumption of traffic commencing on all tho Wcstorn roads. Evory lino has a largo forco nt work this morning and in nearly evory iiiBtanco all freight offered Is boing handled. Tho business failures tho last soven days in tho United States and Canada wcro 102 ns against 207 last week. Springfield, Mo., and vicinity Las been treated to a disastrous rain and hail storm, doing much damago to crops nnd property. Iilttlo Grocco is up in arms nnd maintains her nttitudo of daring inde pendence Tho people are wild for war and Greek troops aro hurrying to tho frout with all possible dispatch. Verily razors aro Hying through tho air. Powdorly has issued n call for a special bession of tho goncral assembly to bo hold in Clovolaud, Ohio, Tuesday, May 25. Tho causo is given ns follows : First, tho rapidly increasing membership of tho order requires changes in tho laws which tho gcnoral executive board havo no nuthority to mnko : second, tho laws in relation to tho government of boycott ing nro wholly inadequnto to compel obodienco on tho part of assemblies that bolicvo in boycotting for every oifenso, whothur great or small : third, tho laws in relation to strikes do not givo tho gonoral cxecutivo board power to inter fere in such matters until after n strilco lias boon inaugurated. Tho World's Washington corrospon denco bays: John Shormnu nnd his friend aro preparing plans to boom Sherman and Lovi P. Morton for 18S8. The Republicans in Ohio Legislature having noatoil four Hamilton county contestants all Democrats havo taken a trip over into Kentucky to break a quorum' nml bring Republicans to terms. Gen. Miles is pushing n vigorous campaign against Apaclio hostiles and says it will bo kept up until all aro kill ed or wounded. President Cleveland hns vototcd eovor iil pension bills, for privato pnrtlos, and shows that many bills thus passed havo no foundation in justice. A car with 1,500,000 young shad for Portland, Oregon, is on tho way wost. Half for tho Columbia and half for tho Willamette A number of socialists and anarchists havo been arrested in Chicago and Millwaukcu and rioting ia stopped there A tcrifllc storm latoly dovastcd Kansas and Missuri doing great harm. Xorthorn war votcrans aro diegusted because JefT Davis parades tho South making speeches and saying: "Tho causo of tho South is not dead but sleeping." Cincinnati is under maitial rule and regiments aro camped ready for duty. Tho polico having discovered that 000 socialists and anarachists aro armed and havo a manufactory of dynainito bombs, thcro measures havo been tuken. Tho boombs thnt proved to dostructivo in Chicago woro mado in Cincinnati. During Chicago riots tho mob raided a drug etoro and drank all tho spirits found, somo of them took n swig of carbolic acid by mistako and it laid them out, two dead nnd threo more dy ing. Sonator Fair proposes that tho Apaches bo placed on Colalino island, 25 miles from shore in the Pacific, nnd then there will bo no more summer raids. It is rumored the President may veto tho river and harbor bill, in which case our improvements will come to n stop. It is proposed to have an international exposition is 1892 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of tho discovery of America. A disastrous lire in Honolulu caused 1,500,000 loss. Many aro hoinc-Kw. Street ear men at Toronto, Canada, arc on a strike. English journals comment on the recent anarchist riots in tliN country by saying wo should by this tlm have learned our mistake in opening our door to the worst element of E'lropi'iui lifo Sum enough! Sovcuil vcssols loaded with Alaska lumber have been zed by tho levenuo Borvlce. consideied nmterbnnd and cut in government land. Tho principal Euro)i"nn powers have ordered a blockade of llieclc ports to pro vont war movements by Greece. Gladstone lun moved tho second read ing of tho home i tile bill for Irolnnd and mado a Strang speech for it. Tho voto will bo closo ami ninny predict thn bill will havo to bo modified or must fail. Ex-Prosident Arthur hn fallen oirf rom 250 to 1!10 pounds weight and for some weeks his friends aie not admitted to see him. ' The rrop summary for May shows good prospects for fnll and spring wheat all over tho Wost. For the Pacille, re ports show excellent for Oregon and Washington, and California claims a good crop evory whero in that State, with excellent fruit pronpecte. BUte and Territorial Hewi. Mossro. Hardy, Seiben it Sweet, of Montnnn, will Hhip from Douglass county, between tho (itli and 20th of May, about 0,500 -head of cattle, leaving about $150,000 in cash in this section. Other parties havo expended thousands of dollars in this county for cattle this year. So this busiueHS is proving a nplendid source of rcvonuo. Walla Walla Journal: Tho range horses on Eureka Flat mo nillicied with a disease resembling epizootic, nnd somo havo died of it. Portland Hural Snhit: During tho past year or two the department of agri culture has boon gathering facts regard ing tho vnluo of the improvement indo mestic stock throughout the United States. Tho average vnluo of good blood, or improvem-nt by the uto of good blood, on common htock, is ilii per cent. Ore gon 25, Washington Territory 21, Idaho 20. This is an average of 2'A per cent, or 12 below the general average. The value of domestic Mock in Oregon is $10100.252, in Idaho ?ii,808,:J25, in Washington Territory 7.:iS8,108: total, .f2'J,050,0S5. If tho Htock in Orogon, Washington and Idaho was improved so that it would equal tho stock throughout tho whole- country it would havo nu in creased vnluo of $ 1,521, OM. A Corvollis, Or., dispatch of May 7ih says: flroon JJ. Smith died at 10 a. m. to-day of consumpt'ou. Ho tf iw a noted tempcranco man and tho largest land owner in the valley. He was an Odd Fellow, and will bo Sunday. Polico Judgo It. V. Mnnteitb.of Asto ria, was found dead in tho ainiory at that place Ho was shot through the body. Supposed ncclilontnl. It is proposed by tho Hoard of Trade to make an exhibit at Hm Francisco of tho principal products of Oregon during tho national encampment to bo held in that city in August. A committe was appointed o mnko tho necessary arrange ments. Mite Ella Snbin who received the Dcmocrntio nomination for school superintendent of Multnomah county, irrespective of politic, having declined Mrs. Clauson Grovo has Injun nominated for thnt ofllco and will probably bo elected. Tho Hoard of Trade, Portland, havo found out that certain iron goids are sold cheaper up tho Willametto than thoy can bo laid down in Portland, as freights nro lower to Hngenu and other towns up valley, thnu lo Portland, coming via Yaquina Hay, to those places. Freights to San Frniicii-co boing so low from tho Eat goods roach tho W lametto towns for leos cost than they e.in bo brought over the N'orihorn lincK Wo want 100,000 p-miul of wn-.l, Will Drown A Co., dealer in Dint nod Shoes and Leather. Tho highest mioi paid for hides, h1(h and furs, 2H1 Coin niorci.it stroot, ShIoiu, Oregon. tf OREGON PACIFIC R R. Willamette Vallay lo San Francicsco via Yaquina. Tra n hi amln'ttr It c. 15, Ltne'i'vii'l?ii , 'riijrrtl.r, atur.la, DA M. Leave Yupiii' M ilt. Weihi ,Ij. Trlhj, S A. M. riv b nvi: a i -tcoi hip a ttinvt sails mom VAa-i"tA rnoM as n:ct.-o: SiinJ.) Aiuil v.viv Oivili), . . .May ft Tuevby SU 11 IVoInitJaj IB Monl.j M)2l'ulv Juim . 1 Tu. nl ii .Iiin- iX"l!I?,!?A ! TIk Com? n) ri m i 1 i i (rht to .iMngg tiling day. Y ATKS lcttnCurv lll.itil S.n tri ilm ' r're'ght at rallied nml no criU lci Willamette River Steamboats l31.For further tnfn'mitlon amilj to CHAS O. HOGUE, A (I. P. and I'. Agent. UHKYIIAN HltOS., MONEY BROKERS! Money In ton" Milium! Commlmiloii. In rum-, lo milt on rralr.'ateor applied tccurlty. t-urchtwr ol Note", Count and Wale Warrant. Mortiraxe loan madron lr. toflre)t"irt time. 4' oner: llrrjnutu block, 8lcin, O'ttfon. IiIiS mofcl OVERLAND to CALIFORNIA. . .. VIA . ... (K:;ON t CALIFORNIA K.R. And Conncct(onii. tv linn IrnUr..! to San Ir-nclioo, 3J; lo 8cr. incHo, t.10, C'i rn (toi 'iil t Aihlnt villi iU);t ol Hie CVllor l, Ortif jo tn.l IJho Bttgt Company, ;tHr Hint: niiiot (HAII.Y K.CEIT HUNI)AY) nnunii I'ur'litiiil nii.l Alitntl-Mall Train. T rtl.nil 8l.ni . Ai.mI.imI. tk.irii,... I.rv. 7"VMM ,.10:JftAll 7 41PM .. ir.IPl umir. !!cm 10.JIAM hi A n J 4 46AM S4lrm, 1S3PM IMIImul 4:24 PM Allmi.) I Mirri. Trnlu. UHR AKRIVR. oil.ni 7:14IU I. nnoii D:!0PM S 11 OHflAM 'O lltlld 1U.-U9AU Portlaail 4:rtipy .alnn. . . 7 fu'M L-lioi. 4. CO! (to. L47,i l'nllm.i. pnUr,lttri( i art J. 'I Utetn Albany niiU A'lilnl Tho u. C It. It Frr) mM con nrvtli'ii ltn ullli rririlar iralin en h lUit BIJ Dltiilou.iMitci r tUtrX uiC'ir nun: imisiox. ItrlMirii I'liillioul nml 'urullla. ilAlf. TIUI.V. it r. ' Aimr;. l'oitUml, CortaPI', 401'l 3.VDPJI LKAK Portland McMlnnvilk,. . IHnuJI.Cui villi-. BJOtXIPriUiIld, l'.M'IIL'S TIIAIN. ARUM. .t'00P)lvl()l,.rtir, .H.00PM .r':4MM,0ff.iil, . bSOAM LiHrnl tl kit l rmc in.1 lnirK ilifcVnlut com. min'n up .iii clll.'o. rr. Muik mid .1i')ii.l lrtf. Tic it" I rpiliu'lii I jvjIhi 1 1 I iliroriiln can oi.lv li trociirm mil I. rfw; tlicctctt! at curopiii)! oMUt, ' I' and I'r lit urtfl", I ortland, Or Trlit oiiIum l.rrtcihci lor kli piirnt alurflio 'cl.K-k I H ! i lifi ' Hi Utl..r Uc.i Sido IMilliii it k 'i:iii , i: p. itiioKitd, SJ.n.f.r O. r". . 1-km Act. Great Overland Route ! NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. mi: ii.v mm: hiawmj Pullman Talnee SIcciiIiik i'nrs! Vai.tiin.vnt I) I'otiliii aid Kltiiant CaJsrant Mi.pliitrCiri, llh kirilialrteol Unite From Washington & Oregon PcluU tl the CAST la ST. TAIL nml .UlNXKAlMHilS' Thf only Traiu-rontlnental line nirtiilnir I'nUrr llliiln C.ir (muW 7) Fautt'Ht Ttmo JUvtw Mado 1 I'roui Die fruit over the h'O'tlurn Paclflo rait- rw.l to t-lo'ix City Council lllulT, Et Jotcph, Atcblnton, l,.vrliwrih. Knl City, lluil.nlcn ami luliic). ST. LOUIS, CH.CAGO An I -11 pint- lliroujh tlm Kut .nl Hiu'.li U,l U t P. id and M nncapoll. A.T Tli.cntv Hi:, ritiitilntr Til IlOl'f. I KM '(IK A.ST ifLCCPi 0 CAIt KIIOM PuUTLANIland liaultdoo n pilar Unprt. train, oler the intlre length ol tho Northern arlflo lUllroad. I.aie rrrt'and at l.SOpi.i djilyj arrlte at Ulniif apo.tt or St P'Ul at 12-10 p in., ( rvm) fimith day. U nctitlo nuilr t bt I'jiiI anJ ailnncapollt ami a'l po.nU 1,-i.t, Soil li ami outhmt Aflll-' DIVISIO.Vi-Traln'lnif- Porilai d, 0 !5 a rn arrlro at New Ta. coma 0 01 p m , c?mirctinii with O. l & N Co ' hoati I. railKl tacn Pii'.'tt 8ound A I). CIIAI1I.TON, (icn'l Woit'nl'aMAtt No, WaaliliiKton atrett, Portland, Oifon. GRAPE VINES! Apple, l'ciir. Chrrry. Plum, Mulbernr noil Kverirreen'l'rec., at Wlioleialo 1'rlcca In email qnantUlot. Al Nlruwberry, Knapl.erry, CJuu.etirrry, ltluckl.firy, C'urrcut, ito.e., nnnNhriitibrrviinil llulha. Ifef nftf "' llraixi Vinci of Nlacara. UUUiUUU KraplroriUte, Iidr. Delawaro and all other new and old aori. (!oncont I year fromflO Killi. pi'rlAHi: lycr. IIM'iHJ- A.idrert lHoouJlOBtou, III., IHl.H. NL'IIUUUUIU a. "w. i-i. cook, Foot ol Yuiii.iIII Strcrt. : : : riirlliiuil, Orcon. aoexcv roit H. A. PITTS SONS' THRESHER, ENGINES, HORSE POWERS AND EXTRAS. JUDSON MFG. CO., VICTOR MOWER, OHIO BAKE CO'S. HOLLINQSWOBTH HAY RAKES. BATCHELOR & WY LIE'S SPRING TOOTH HARROWS, SEEDERS, CULTIVATORS. KT SEND FOR CATALOGUES. JH mtAB. W B'OB'B & CO. Front, First nnd Vino Sto., PORTLAND, OREGON, lMrOHTKItS OF HAEDWAEEJEQN AHD STEEL, FARM MACHINERY. U ate Rolf Amenta lor tin' lollolnit relchratr.1 Implciniii. lliene nuchlnea are tKi will known li med com- irnt TlioueaniUpl fartncni here hate nl tlicm, lid all apeak of thcni m Ith pralte. 1 1 cy nru hf every ny the lie plua ultr of lUriett Mwluiai, ThetctiiofTwr.nT llAMaum havo mlo tnanlfcrt he rvmarkatile duraWUty of thn IIUCKKYK, reultlns rom tho lm Uclty ainl rlectlon ol IU nicclmnlmi, ud on Immente majority ol thefannera In the Paclfli Unto ami Territories tmro Rhcn the lame cllct at he fannera In evory rt ol the world, where the 'luckeye ha licen u"l, ruiifyinclnir It to lo rho only Harrcstlng Maehlno that will giva uuckevu o.v tiii: uoAD." Entlro Batlef action to tno iTironaior. THE BUCKEYE LOW-DOWN BINDER. Vr.e feature that mot itriklngty dlatlnjruUh the Duckey. DaUorm Under will h made obtlmu by a clanot t our llluatratlon. It li a lower, narrower, and llphUr machine than the Herator binder. Hwlil ta In a atralht line through .ten and a ball toot fate, and will do the work on reason able tide hill at well at on terel ground and It 1 the only Ulndtr that win do H. wi it. Alan mu Aeaum I New Model VibratinBThre8hep,mmTrcroo'or,'M, Unrlno'o Uoinoo' Uoorinr Tin moat Iniralile and Uahtost Draftlloader mad aolmproT. ilOuye 8 naineS rlBaUBr, for lBSOUiat It It, beyond quotlon,w;ibwiiral. HOITOtt UP11I0I1T rillM KNUINKK, rillEMX HTIUW-IUIltNKfl TMUKHIIINd XNOINKH, HCHUTTLKH FABH WAdONR, KOUIWIPUINO WAtlOMH, HUOUIKS, HACKS, Ete, UTBo-l for tneclal Circular (or I ha arttrlwilealml. Mentha thla tiaxier.g CHAB. II. DODD CO. DE5T SCUCJC TOOL Of) iaRWJMflflE ', . ' Hlllijrrla llir hull lo tlm nrlluu oT li Mrrl Vrw i I t it l.'trli-r, nml In tin- (ullliiii, I.I ft liitf tiruliie ir'ri l,y Iioulitr ;iiki uf t'nt Mrrl Cullcrt liuinriio rulllug I'niirr CriiatiltiU, I.rtrlliiuiinil I'lilirrlrlnu iiriTiirinrilut llir xiiiiiu lluir t'litlii'iili-rmo i.rHiillie or HlirlnuTeelli ntoliUimllliis tip rultlilli. Ttir mil) llnrroii Hint t'iil mrr tlm 1'iillro atirfitrr iif lite t.ri.iinil. W(.H.il.i Vnrlclyor.Slzrs.-Frwiii li ( ir t-Vct Wide. Tlm "ACME" U in practlcil lite in marly rvfrv nurloultnrnl county on llir t'noillo Cotit nml nn prtivou lt-ell to lm juit the tool for tun In Vlnyn.nl., Orclmriln, Ur.-vlit rioltlu. AiT Hind for imiirh'tl eintalmnt.' tl.ouinl of tetlirmnlala from 4SHtatc and Tcrrll'.rl. . i ASH rt MamitActory nmt princif N II. "TLlnjo i Muniiif. ami other I'unyt," ent frou to urtin wlio mini- tliit i.tivr. TOR SALE ON TnE PACITIC COAST BY : AHTIIl'11 IV U LI. San Pranclico; 11.11 ADAMH&riOX, fan t'ahrlei. fat UTAVKIl A WALKF.lt, Portland, Oie-un and Walla Wa'li, W T iiroui .aniaicianu lerruxrir.. & BROTHER. acipal ollito, Milliiintoii, kh ,inr"'t. "t.33-; w r AC ANNUALLY SEED HALF A MILLION GARDENS- SJpLAnii Our Hood Warehoiiic. tho lAnrnat In kott Vorlr, aro ntuxlnpwltnoTcnr ap- Iplunco (or too prompt ana caxotal ItXirnTilB innjiiikr vii:iiiiiir OnP UltVfTl.llfmiaik ltltil(atitii.lit nt I JerfOT Cltr U tlia imwt ntnuhn In. I ' . 1 .......". -. ;.:;..."' iintirirjL. Annni i??TvM VaVl! null (UIu. Ol: Million ilUuu of order. SUlStj l'lacta. t PalaUanA fa. ttlttlt l fljlft . ..t.il)iil upturn A kl.l. J l-kl J fi a at i u.i bgtaiuuug lur iuuu. ui liu (layeijVunniiiiMjj vviuitu pi4lf, GCICripilOn Cna IMUIlfaUOni of tho NEWEST, DEST ond RAREST SEEDS and PLANTS, till bo ma Hod on receipt of B 10 ds. (In stampi) to cover poiUoo. ' 1PTEB HENDERSON & CO, ' iVya! 1 mmmmHmmmamaammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimimMimmmmm For larce or imall came 33 rallbre, 40 craloa powder I M ral. M ur. u cat. iai ar.l wcai. iv anu ro ur, i uo ftirouer.i anooiios nna inauo m -jiitiMsS ST JBHIHttiy Ski MfH rrrffctaccttracr gnArnitcea nod tbe only absolute) Mfo lino cutaonur- , BALLARD ?Am"23&'SS!iXx tor tarrtt thoitlui, liuuuon, and botliigcallerlc. .All callhrr rrom Clio ti. tladoln I lllne., world renowned. Tno standard fourteen dltrtrent itylet, print (rom l'.W c". Btuj lur Itluitrated cataloctie. MARL1N FIRE ARMS CO., - Now Havon, Conn. Two titt.H made with on ol our tx callhro rlfkr, twentr eonKcutlvoibott after flftr ahotahad alreadirUto tired and uo cleaning during the entire loyfiily hen. Thtta ituoi carry cir nrarly all tu utiii at tariet UuKlit became they oroalway accurate and reliable. WtvI'n..X .lltV.TEr 1886 gUKjMC .AIRiOStJOAIIEDEALINfi, 'ln,i'i nlia.iliaii Munly with liU Ml.m .1 ii. !.. i.,, in. i.ii uint'iu.t.3, i iiinio an hi liinti. iiiijulry iiMl.urhu aturidint .(".lianioiunttr iiittll.in.'l I aiinir.. (..nUiivrauiid PUntera tth'i h.vo iim.1 Id. in ilu.liiit III. pot llilfly ycjr. Kahliu a lull r i rlimi "I the mil (nld, (few miiI.hhii ralia the ... ii ll v u-lli 1 mi lliti tlr.l fewdftii.ii In lb. l'nll.il Man. in warrant la. . r r.ianKnvi inrir puruy nnii irrsiin... )ly i.i-w i(tlllr and I loir hud l.'nluli.tuo fur llMwlll ha ,,.il altt'K lit .11 ul f writ, for ll Arniiiii' .1, linnin..i v.rivtv. mv f Mt-nil. w ill tiiitl In It 1.11.1 111 mine iilli. ri a new tlriiniliait c.u. haye, jiut eloiil a.tnilv a Hinderum., hut nnrl lHlri.ua lre I JuuueJ,)!, Urtuory, Jlurblrlifiid, yiua. Wo Mnntt'ncturn tho Dent 4-S)!nn Hac t on tho Const fop tho Minoy u 1 '' 7P - "-' ''fl " " 'A':' Carriages, Buggies, Trucks, Drays, Express Wagons Work' and !tepot!t iy, ror T"ti.y veirrul and T hlrrtl Tke Vi.hlnrton or Tnlr I tlrtet t'ar,