Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, June 18, 1886, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextVV 1 Lij a ALbTl'ja VA HAli. K ; JLJM, UltEGON, JUiNE 18, Ihjg $jjenra enHijtmetif. BUte and Territorial New. Tho Grand Lodgo of tlio I.,0. 0. T. is in session nt Portland. , , Tho water is getting vory low in tho tipper Willnmctto river. Crop reports from Grunt county eny that tho prospects nro very fine. A fivo ncro tract of land near tho town of Ashland recently sold for $000. Grasshoppers havo uindo thoir ap pearance in Harney valley, Grant county. Spraguo has a First National Bank to succeed tho banking ilrm of Fair weather & Brook's. Portland proposes a big "Fourth of July." Tho "country" will bo induced to attend as usual. Applo nnd poar trees noar Ashland in which tho bloom was killed in April by frost, nro now blooming again. A movcninnt is on foot to incrca.o tho mail facilities botwoon Canyon City and Baker City to a daily service. It is a much needed change. Tho glorious "Fourth" will bo colo bratcd both at Gorvais, Aurora and Silvorton. At tho first namod placo tho celebration occurs on Monday, July 6th. Tho managers of tho Portland Me chanics Fair Association will begin pro paring for thoir annual fair noxt month. Tho fair will bo hold in October next. Tho 0: II. & X. Co., havo placed tho fast Hailing steel steamer Olympia on thorouto between Portland and Astoria and excursion tickets aro $2 for tho round trip. Tho prospect of a largo yield of potatoes in Southern Orogon is flatter ing, nnd nn exchange sayH that hun dreds of tons will bo Hhippcd from thcro this season. Prof. T. F. Campbell has resigned tho n.hnW nt Mathematics in tho Oregon Btato Agricultural College, at Corvallls, nnd Prof. Wimborly, from tho East, was elected to nil tlio vacancy uy tno isonru of Ilcgonts. A enrrnsnondont writincr from Union county says: "Wheat CO conts per bushol ; lumhor ?8 ; thcro nro 011,850 acros under cultivation: population 10,000; tho assossment roll shows property worth .$2,000,000 that is taxable ' At tho tenth annual commencement exercises of tho University of Oregon, at Kugcno City Nov. G. If. Atkinson, D. D dolivorcu tno .uaccaiauroaio sermon. On Tuesday Professor J. W. Merritt ad dressed tho litorary societies, and Hon. M. P. Deody dolivcrod an oration before tho University. On "Wednesday tho class trco was planted, nnu onunursuay mo graduating oxcrcisos woro held. Tho annual meeting of tho Btato Toachora Association will convono at Yaquina City, commencing July Uth. Tho Oregon & California nnd tho Ore con Paciflo lailroads will niako greatly reduced rates to all attending over thoir linos, and tho hotels and boarding houses at Yaquina City, Newport and South Beach will entertain thoso at tending during tho days of tho Associa tion at not to exceed $1 per day. John It. Byrne, general passenger nnd ticket agont of tho O. It. &N. Co., lias issued a special tickot schedulo for tho convenience oi .veiorans going io oun Francisco on tho occasion of tho G. A. It. rounion, which convonos on August 2d. From Portland to 8an Francisco, $21 for first class and $18 for mixed tickcu. Thoao desiring to attend tho reunion from tho interior should ad dress Mr. JJyrno for a circular. A sad caso of drowning occurod Inst Saturday, whereby Jas. White and a Mr. McClung woro drowned oil" tho ftcamcr Isabel at tho mouth of tho Luckiamuto. Tho Isabel groundod on a bar and White and McClung went off in a email boat to run a lino ashoro by which to pull oil with. Tho ropo fouled and upsot tho boat, tangling tho men in it and thon caused drowning. Mr. Whito is n young married man and highly repoctcd resident of Salem. Mr. McClung is unmnrricd and lives at salcm. Tho bridco question is to bo tested soon by tho city of Snlcm.ns its city treasurer has resigned and an election is necessary. It is proposed to erect a bridge between Salem aud Polk county. This measuro is a just one nnd will do much toward aidintr business mattors bore. It is pro posed to make it a frco bridgo and also to raiso tho necessary money by issuing city bonds. It will cost very near $50,- Rnlnm will nnt nnlcbratfl this vear. Last yoar sovoral thousand dollars wcro spent by thojo of our citlzons who went clscwhoro to celebrate, and tuey will do it again this year. A mnsa mnotinenf llin Knnilfiv SelifWll workers of Oregon will bo held at tho Gospel Tabernacle, Portland, commen cing fcsunday evening, Jiiiy inn, ami closing July 13th. Tho Oregon Videtto of a late issuo says it is understood Mr. Wm, Stewart, tlio principal stockholder in tho .North Salem Mills will shortly visit Salem and look carefully into tho question of tho practicability of turning mill B into a woolen lactory. Telegraphic Mews. Tho cottage where Grant died is to be presented to the government for mem raorial purposes. Washington society has an attraction just now in tho shape of a Brazilian prince, and a party of officers. Tho Brazilian princo and suite have been formally presented to President Cleveland, by the Secretary of State. Prcsidont Cloveland bos refused a precent from tho Sultan of Turkey. Gem Butler is reported nsstill having politlcal'aspirations nnd will probably run for governor of Massachusetts again. ApachoB captured n Spaniard named Santos Selano, in Arinnn, and tied him to a treo and hacked him to piceot wilh knives. Cooks and waiters' aro on u etriko in San Francism Tlicy claim that restaurant kcepeis hod made Miles that, wcro objectionable to them. Ex-President Arthur is not improving. Ho will bo removed soon to Now London, whoru ho has taken a cottage, ami if ho stands tho trip successfully tho trip will do him good. Vancouver, B. O., waB completely de stroyed by fire. Numerous persons wero reported killed and tho loss is about .$, 000,000 and 8,000 persons aro homcloss. Tlio scenes described by tolcgrnphiu re ports arc awiui. Prcsidont Cleveland is not very rich. Ho was reported to bo worth about $75,- 000 when ho was elected Prcsidont and ho has increased that amount unco his term of office- considerably by invest ments and frugality. A San Francisco Chinaman tramblod and lost all his money as woll as jowclry and fcolinc despondent took n pistol and shot n holo in tho palm of his hand. He said, "Sum, no mora gamma witu mat hand," when asked what ho had done. Tho bill forfeiting unearned lands of tho Northern Paciflo railroad company, as pasted by tho Sonato, declares for feited so much oi lands granted that company as nro co-terminus with Hint part oi its main lino which extends from Wallula Junction to Portland, and that pnrt of tho Cascade branch .which shall not bo completed at tno dato of the passage of this bill, and makes tho right of way in territories snbjcct to taxation. Thcro has been a desporato riot bo twecu polico and a mob in Belfast, Ire land. Tho mob was composed of tho lowest ruffians. Thoy wcro fcarloss, in deed, and would press up against the soldior'fl bayonets and even when fired upon would press forward. In tho evening thoy began firing buildings. Tho polico nud soldiers finally quieted tho mob. Many men woro killed and wounded. King Ludwig. of Bavaria was de throned, and on Juno 11, while ho was on a visit to Bore Castlo, ho cast him self into a lako and was drownod. His physician who was with him attempted to rcscuo him but after a fonrful strugglo both wcro drowned. King Ludwig was pronounced recently by physician as insane. Tho king was much loved by his peoplo and somo anxioty was fell that tho populaco would attempt to. re instate him. OREQ0N PROSPECTS. Nowspapors all unite to claim that wo aro on tho ovo of hotter times nnu moro assured prosperity. Tho trado of Port land is an indication of such improve ment nnd all over tho Paciflo Northwest wo eoo nnd hoar of matters returning to the old-timo prosperity. Wo havo learn ed n lesson that docs not coino with regu larity but has to bo learned woll boforo nnj country or community can bo called prosperous. Wo enjoyed, for ninny yoars, bettor times and moro satisfactory pros' pority than fell to any State in tho Union. Tho tcrriblo collapso of 1883 left us all fioorod and, as if tho breaking down of Villard j schemes was not enough to create bad times thoro camo nlso tho fall in wheat and wool and tho general dcclino of products of tho soil that wo havo experienced. Tho lesson of economy and practical management has been well loarnad by farmers an a class nnd thoy havo met tho sltuntion far better than would havo been expected. Now wo havo to go on in tho routino of industry and economy und mako hasto slowly to becoino rich by tho fruits of farm labor. There ia not much hope that our farmers cap lccomo rich in tho full nccoptanco of tho term, but they can acquire enough of worldly goods to mako lifo worth tho living nud wo hopo that Oregon will sustain its well earned roputatlon as a land of good homes and good living. Tho farmor, after all that can bo said, makes tho wealth of tho nation and his prosperity is tho "half-bushol" in which nil tho wealth of tho world is measured. Laugh and Grow Fat. If such isyour "desire bo suro to attend the famous Balrd Minstrels. They will appear in Salem on Wednesday, Juno 23d. This company visited our city ono year ago and gave us a good show. Thoy come again with greator strength, and tho press generally accord thorn full praise. They. appear at Reed's Opera House as above, stated. We trust that they will be greeted with u full house. See their grand street parade. Call and see the fun, and laugh and grow fat. Popular prices, 50 cents and f 1. Re served scats at H. 1). Boon's lxok store, on State street We want 100,000 pounds of wool, Wm. Brown fc Co., dealers in Boots and Shoes and Leather. The highest prico paid for hides, pelts and fun, 231 Com mercial street, Salem, Oregon. tf. Mares for Mules. A va!nMo young maru with her filly ono year old this month ; i vory volut bio liinro nnd filly. The inr.ui is proba bly with foul again. She is fivo years old, good iyc, broke t work single or double or will ridi lieiwluck. These animals will be trailed for a low-built team, mules pixforuul, to work In nu orchard. I want a steady going pair of nnimnls, heavy for thoir sie, and mules 15 hands or ll.J hands will bo preferred. S. A. CLARICE, WlU.t.METTK FUIMEK OrtlCB, Salem, Or. Iliirklen Arnlrn SnUc. The Best Salvo In tho worM ftr Cute, Itruiet, Sorrr, Ulcers, Slt Itheuni, Fever Hires, Totter, Cimppcil HnmW, ChllMnine Come, anil all Skin Kriiptl"ti, itid positively cure W!o, or no iy rcqulmi It 1 guaran teed to give perfect tatitiaotion, or money re funded, l'rico 1H couts er box. For ml by Port & Sou, Fine stock is coming into Coos coiinty. An cichango notes tho fact that fifteen high bred Shropshire sheep and ono Durham bull arrived on a Into stcamor for Mr. Win. Hood, who owns a 1,400 tract and evidently knows what ho is about. OIKl'lll'TltlM i'UBKtt. An o,d thyalelaD, retired from practice, htting had paced In Ma handelyan But India inleatonarr Hie formula el a lDipl vegetable remedy for tho epeedy and permanent cure ol ) otieumption, llro chltU, Cat anh Aethaa. and all throat and Lung Affection, alto a poiltlvn and radical euro for Nertoua IteliilityanJ all Kerf out Complaint, alter having; teeted It wonderful curative powere In tliouaanrta of circa, hee felt It hit duty tonukott known to Ida ufTerUp; follow. Actu ated by thl motive and adelre to relievo human tuf. fcrluy. 1 will tend fro of cl ergo, to all who dealr it, thlt rcrlpo In German, Ki-ullah or Irrnch, with full direction, for prernrlmr and ualng. Sent by trail by a.1dreMlng wlih atamp ami naming thin pP'r, W. A. NOVUi i49lower'i block Itocheater V nPm Bend " Called Bock," our sorial etory. REPORT OP THE CONDITION Ol The lint National 11. nV of Salem, at Salem, In Uio State of Oregon, at tl.o c!o of bu.tneu, June 3, ltHI. aiMiir.ow : Ixunaanddlicounti ( 02,303 (W Overdraft ..... 1 ,11X1.38 II. S. Ilonda to aeciira circulation. 15.000 OO Due from approved reterve atenta, . 4,110.01 Due from other Ka'lonal ILnkt 19,!ft.ri Dua from Stat tnka an llankcra 17,771.74 Heal eitata, furniture, and fliturea ... 8,414 74 Current eiMntea and taxca bald i.W0JM lYomluma ald HM.UI Chcka and other eith Itnna 1,713.00 nilla or othtr bank , auuu Kractlontl paler (currency, ulckila icenta ttSO Bpede 13,dd.o Lyal teudar notea 117.00 hedemptkin fund with V, S. Treasurer, ( per cent, of, circulation 175.00 ToUI. im.wici UAiiunra: CaplUl Block atd Io ICO.OOOOO bnrpluafun l.tOOOO Unulvlded proSU 4,42008 NailODal IlmV nolea outiUnolng. .. 13,40000 Individual dtpotlta lubject tochwk Sl.i54.3S Demand certlflcatea of dipoill 11,411.16 Tttal 1172,501.(11 Nlato of Oregon, county ct Union, ta.i I, Jno, Jlolr, Caihlar of tho above named lank, do lolemnly iwcar that the above atatcment il true to the beat of my ktowltdg and belief. JNO. MOIIt, Caihttr. hubacrlbel and eworn to lit tor me thli 12th day of June, UtC. M. L CIIAIIUtlllLIN, Noury public. CoaaM-r Attoat: J. Ileynolda, W. N. Idue, 11. 1 Clamberlln, Ulrector. DAVID COLE & CO., DHALKIUJ IK STOVES AND TINWA RE, Ana nil Harla or House Furnishing Goods. Al-0 tnakca a SpccUltr tf Dairy and Creamery oo(Ih, And Bote Manufacturer of Stutcsnuin & Coitus Steiiiu Generator, An Oregon Intention, that will revolutionise Sutoi Tower tho world over. 193 I'ronl Hirerl Io IM Hill Slrerl, I'OBTLAMt, llllKUON'. OrcRou Ktulway und' IVavItrK' (Ion Company. THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE EAST. Trintfer ateamer connecting with Atluitlo Kipiraa leave Aah Street wharf, PortUiid, dally, at 3.00 V. U. The radio Kipreei arrlvet at I'ortUnd, dally at 10.30 P. M. I'ulltnan Hleeplng 4'ara run thruujh to St. Taul, Council lllulti, anj Dayton, and doe connection made with UUi Kortliern 1'aclfle aud Union I'acino train at their weatern termini. SAN rHANCISCO LINE, Ileltefn ParllaDft and San rrauelae. Leaving Alnaworth Wharf at midnight, a followai raov roartup. raon aia ramcuoo. alldnUht. 10 AM SUM Saturday,. , Jua lOldregon, ITnday, June IS Oregon, Thareday ,,,.21 Columbia, Wednetdar, ,13 Columbia, Tueaday 2SSUU, Monday., ....2M Slat, Sunday July 4 Oregon. Saturday, July 3 And every glih day thercalter until furtuer notice. Tiara nth TlckeU aold toallpolnu la the UrJted SUUa, Canada and Europe. RIVER DIVISION. Boat leave ForVand for the Caacadeeaod ThcDlle at 7 A. M. dally, aieept Sunday. The lULTboropeoo "H. O. Read" leave Portland at 0 A. M. on altercate day for AatorU and way point. .WUlMtett Rlrer. BoaU leav Portland 8 A. M. Hundaya, Moodart, Wdndy and Tnuradaya, for Uorralllt and way point. Returning laar Corral!! Monday, Tueaday Thnredaya and frtdaja. UoaU leav I'ortUnd at 7 A. M. Monday. Wedoe. day, and Friday for Dayton and way polnta, return. Ing Tueedtya, Tnuradaya and Saturday. CcMeraJ VfJeca Car. fraal ad at !. A. U MAXWKtU Ticket Agent. JNO, J. BYRNE, Oen. Paaa. and Ticket Art. BREYMAN BROS., MONEY BROKERS ! Maey la wllhaat taaaallaa. In turn to eult on real eataU or approved etcurlty, forchaatrt of Note, County and nut Warrant. Mortrae Uaaa mad on Ihrw to Or year Urn. UT OaVr, Bin man' block, Salam, Oregon, feW i mo HEAB. H. IWBB .&, CO. Front, First and Vino Sta., PORTLAND, OREGON, iMroitTKita or HAEDWARE,IR01T AUD STEEL, FAEM MACHINERY. We are Sole Agent for the following celebrated Implement: Jb U OKB 3d JU 3MCOWDmiL C&5 H.33u3LE idH- Thena machine ara too well known to neod eoia. DUCREYK ON THE ROAD." v A ...tit.i.y'y;... . 'r?7!nBaM4waaaBalli IibtI 1 IJlajaiaiW ayf1tMf!tniiiri''r,ir n r"''""aiWaaTa'aaaaaaatfrBV &i'Mr rfljmb wiiPE3CSBeSarV THE BUCKEYE LOW-DOWN BINDER. Ttie leaturt thai moet ttrlklngly dlatlngulah lit Et"-kr rtaafeem Binder will b mad obvlow by a tlanoi at our Illustration. It U a lower, narrower, and iMrbtnr aaacfauM than tha Klvior bludar. It will rat In a traurhl line tnrotign a van ana a nan nn gaaa, aaa wm no urn wore do im able tide hill a well a on Ural ground and It la to 0017 Binder that will do Ik w aaa Now Model VibratingThrosher Hodge a Ualnaa Uaatiao ThretIorMIJfhllDrart Header mad MlmprtTM 3 nalncS nOAUOr, lorlUl It U, beyond quorUon, without a rival. KORITOB Ur-BIQHT VAUM KNOIUBH, FHOl'IX 8TRAW.BDBNIB THIMSINO KHfllKKS, HCHUTTLKB FARM WAOOHH. VODB-nPRINU WA(10S, I1UCUIKB, UACXS, Eta for SpUl Circular, lor the ajtklMoeairod. Maatioa Ud pper. caiS. B. D0BD CO. ilMl f rwJaliiakl Best Xxx THo '7TcvJ.3. ,r 11 1 1 1 j-f 1 j'bjiii - For late or email came 33 calibre, 40 grain powdert 3S ral.Mitr.i iO eal. to rr.t h rl. ?n and Aft rr. Tim ilrnniftt ahnallnd rill. Incite IVrfect accurary goaranteed and lb. onlr abaolutely raduood. n r ..a-a-aa . m i. t'rivra v aaa aaw aaa mvm naiiv. f or tarcet Ihooiine, bunting, and ahoollDg tallerka. lourtren dltrercni eiyire, price irom .IHARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., I Two untt mad with ona or our I after flfty ahota bad already teen Bred ' abot. Tnea lunacarty an nearly all ar alwaja accural and reliable. MAMMOTH ro Manufaoinrt tho Beit 4.SiirJnt aaQyBM hfa9 tfftMCZaiMalaaaaaaaH Oarriagei, Buggies, Trucks, Drays, Express "Wagons Work, and Repoiltory, tor. Taenty gecond ail T SUeeU Tak Wa.hlngton or Third atreet Uara. OREGON PACIFIC R R. Willamette Valley to San Francicsco via Yaquina. DAILY TR1TN8 Uatt Corralll (except Bmdaj a) . ' '' Ute latjulna, (eicept fiundaja) at ,. a 1? rnUK riNE A I hTBAMSIIIP VAUllN.i HAIIA vanM vauuiNA! raua aax riiiciMO; Tueaday ..,JunK Ti,.Utf. .Julv fl Tuwtty June lb Tueidty June VO Tueaday. , Jul' 13 Tueaday July 20 l.ilw 9(1 Tli& Th Company reaerte tna right Io change 'l.g day. TJ ATKH between Corvalhc and Ban I'ranclatut f ra'ght at reduced and uioCcrat .atte Willamette River Steamboats Vfl.r'or further Information appl to OHAS 6. HOCJUE, A. O. P. and F. Agent. JOHN KNIGHT, Blacksmithing and Horse- Shoeing. MAVINO OPENKD AT MY HEW QUARTtUUI, No. 30S Commercial atreet, I ant prepared to kind of repalrlog. AH old patron art Invited to call and I will glv their work my beet ear and attention. T I Make a MpeeUlly ar Hrae Bkarlas, mylt' Holstein Fresian Bull. WE WISH TO IKLL OUR KINK HOIAT-IN I'reelan Dull, "Carl fkhurt," Keg. VM. (4 (ear old), a ha, another tborouVbbred ball of tk aam breed. prk3O0. AIM, grad cw, belter and buUtforaai. Addraee, . R, C tndt A!. CCEII, ICaprlia. illreit-n, Or, ment. Thouaanda of farmer hern haro uaed them, and all apeak ol them with pralae. Tlicy are In e ery way tho no pin ultra of Itarvcat Machlia. The teats of Twixtt 1Umt hair made manlreat I he remarkable durability of the IIUCKI'.Y K, rttultlng from the alm4lclty and perfection of It nicchaiilam, and an Immense majority of the fanner In th l"adll SUle and Territories haro given the earn erdlct a tho fanner In ery trt of tlio world, wher th Duckey baa been tued, pronouncing It to be The only Harvesting Kachlno that vlll give Sntlr Satisfaction to tho Purchaser. tizo toua aam 1 The ae raVMre and rxwrfnl coraMnatlen forttttav lag grain ever conatrucaax aafa line on toe tiur- - .. '-.ir. .i Thttm1'd HnAriin nniiir. AllcaMbrrefronizMa lb lltdeln iiv v ocuu isr uiuiirauii eaiamcue. - Now Havon. Conn. ti ealtbro rlflra. twentr rouieutleahot ami no cleaning Uurltw the entire tevrnty tho prtie at Urgcl laaklxa bwaUMi tlwy STOCK! irr All tllO IHM'Kt Styh8. Ladies and GcnlsBoots&Shoes pVTKW .NOVKI.TIIS IS liriUlHI tHODII Clieap J3( than err Ufnti .ITeriil I Hilem, n KRilJSSEgiLEIN'S ill nirnM'!"! X'nl fNilnn. Onv"". Hk oillio Grtnr.t for tlio Money Portland General Hospital. t'rnri' Srronil uml .tali HI. HOME FOR THE SICK. :s:..:.-,h, Kussiun, Uloctrlc, and .llcdleatcd ltudiH. 'IhMlnatltutlot laeomp'eteln .11 It) department, III eui). er.Ui'tiy lotaiid. And every eOort la made fi give It the air, die , nur.liig awl uomfurt of a lioma KpM'lal attention I paid tu tieatinentof Chronic and OantlitutUmal dieraea by Klectrlo Hatha and Inanala tlon of Uv)geut!a; no rtcognlietl aa moat aucceae. ful rtu dei for Kliruuinllain, Neuralgia, Mala rtul IH.re.r., Aaiuallia, llrunrbllla, and all I'iKiM, cl III. I.ung,, l.lvtr and Khlut).. I' IimIc roiua ar. rtrcd for pitlent dcelring Irtatinent by other than the hoeplul phvalciina and thcae aithln; totakaa courM of ICIectrloorTurklali lUiheo (lji.'tn Uar, Th Hatha a-eeletf.nlly flttl op, and ar apprccl. ..ltd both aaa uccetaity end a luaury, cepeclally by trtiiiRerlnr from Ague and ntber Mnlarlal pi- IUWI, I'byalrlaM an cwdlilly lnl'ej to ilalt and Inipett tbU In.lllulkn. TIIOH. WOOD, mjH 3m. Manager Portland Uoaplul Co. Sgriculural Drain Tile I TIIK OKEftON POTTKRY Co., ... MANUFACTURERS Ol Drain Tile, Ohimney Pipe, etc. SUR UIIAIK TIM! ARK MADE 01 FIRECLAY J anl burned hard. They ar very tough and noiaal'y Cnk'n. They can bo hauled or anlpped with hti-'oor nolo.., a. a eupilorb any other In IfcU criur.tr. fh farmer can not alt'rd to Dec lofcrkir til. C'ae 4at I reliable and prrmant, aa It U lb clHaa at Io tlia end, tH. Offlc and yard, corner filth and V atreetl, PortUad, Oreg n. ! for I'rlee Lll.