Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 26, 1886, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextM ,WBTT& FARMEH: SALEM, OREGON, NOVEMBER 20, tSSG . ft ', ; v i H I E" V V ." if L , Eft- ,i , toff W f T- B.i'1 Hfciira cpiifmeiif. State and Terrttorlat News. Linn county pays $5 bounty for coy ote Bcnlpp. Salotn is full of tramps nnd tho au thorities nro uunltlo to get rid of tlicm. Snow fell in many section of the val ley the past wcok, but did not lay long. Tiio Postal Tclegrnph Company havo boon nllowcd to continuo their lino on tbo Sound by giving 20,000 bonds. Portland Hour is sold in Uoisc, W. T., at fifty cents per barrel less thnn Idaho millers enn aflbr to manufacture it for. Tho O. It. it N. Co. havo sold thoir lino of 8teamor8 on tbo Sound to tho N. V. It. It. Co. Consideration not yot re ported. Committees aro nt work rovisintr and preparing amendments to tho city char ters of Portland and Salem. Thoy both need it. Tho Union Pacific havo loosed tho O. 1$. A N. Co.'s railroad line. This moans much for l'ortlaud and the Wil lamette valley. Hon. David Goodsoll has been elected representative to fill tho vacancy occa sioned by tho resignation of Douglas W. Taylor in Multnoinah county. It is said tho Canadian Pacific has a party surveying a linn down tho Colum bia river to Portland and will build it to a connection at on early dnto. Tho Oregon Pacific has ordered oil tho men that wcro sent into tho Cas cade mountains to work in tho pass, to return to tho valley during tho "snow" months. Tho Oregonian gives n comporntivn statement giving tho avorngo rainfall for twclvo years. Uy it wo find this yenr there has been only -1.015 inches. This is one-third less than any previous dry year. Tho Capitol building is being fast completed. Tho stairway on tho wost entrance is nearly completed. The nssombly ball will bo entirely finished about Dec. 2.r. Tho work so far com pleted is beautiful. Wing Hock, n Chlncso boy who used to preach tho gospel in tho streets of Portland, is in tho show business now. Ho nnd two otbor Chinamen travol nnd sing. This is going to revolutionize tho minstrel business probably. Itov. A. L. Idndslcy, long connected with tbo Presbyterian church at Port land has resigned his pastorate. His congregation presented him with n lino oil painting of himself and o purso of nioncv. Dr. Lindsloy has been ono of tho foremost ministers of tho gopcl for tbeso many years. Ho was universally liked. Henrv Hnrvov who murdered Hod- crick Grant near Fossil, wospursuod, l !! wlntiltflnil nt Dnirv'd alifiAn ranch and ovortaken about fivo miles from Antelope. Ho had campod on Pino Crock and miido a fire, and when his pursuers camo up nnd told him to "throw up his hands" ho commonccd to shoot. IIo did not hit anyone, but foil with fourteon bnllots in him. Ho was twenty-four yoars old nnd a very bad man. A cablegram to tho Now York Star t-nys : Tho situation in tho East in acuto nnd nothing liko it lias boon soon sinco tho days immediately preceding tho Crimean war, wbon England and Pranco entered into an alliance, ns England nnd Austria aro doing, to ongagoin wnr with Russia. Itussin practically holds Uul garia, having deposed Prince Alexander, annulled tlio sobranjo and reduced tho government to nil. Tho spocches of Kolnoky and Salisbury aro regarded nt military clubs as indicating an early decloration of war. Telexrapblo News Bradstrect's reports from tho business centers of tho V. S. show a modoroto gnin in business gcnorally overywhero. A Chinaman was hiingod in San Francisco, Xov. 19, for tho murder of a China woman committed lour years ago Tho Princess Beatrice, wifo of Princo Henry, oi IJattonborg and youngest daughter of Queon Victoria, has given birth to a son. ' Tho postofliccs throughout tho United States wcro closed on Monday last from 12 to 1 o'clock on account of the death of Cheater A. Arthur. Tho X. P. P. P. Co. directors met in New York, recently, but 6eomed to ac complish nothing regarding tho propos ed Icnso of thoO.lt.&N.Co. A Massachusetts man has startod to go around tho world in a keel sloop 21 feet long nnd 10 foot wido. Ho will go to Alaska, in fnct everywhere. Tho noted desnorado, Abelardo Tojo rino, tho terror of tho frontier, has been captured and shot by Mexican soldiers, near tho town of Itoynosain Tnmaulpos. Chester A. Arthur, ex-Prosident of tho United States, is dead. Ho was buried on Monday last at Albany, Now York. Tho services at the funeral wero simplo and without display. License has been issued in Chicago for an incorporation to bo known as tho Chicago Co-operativo Packing and Pro vision Company. The incorporators aro all Knight's of Labor. Tho Burko-Dempsey prize fight took place in San Francisco on tbo 2i!d inst After ten ronnds had been fought the referees decided it a draw, although both principals wero willing to proceed. Hon. Charles Francis Adams, Sr., died in Boston Nov. 21. Ho was a son of John Quincy Adams. Of lato yoara he has been of feeblo mind and was onco tbo victim of "sharpers'' who fleeced him of money. The president of the San Francisco Stock Poind ha . fippeared with liabil ities plnved ut JfSlWIUO. TeriiluV tirms havo been raging on tho ginit l.iki. Heavy losses of lifo aro reported. Tho tnlcs of suffering aro pitiful. Tho ox-aldermen of New York, who ore known as tho "boodle" aldermen, havo had their steal exposed by ono of their number. In consideration of tho sum of .f oOO.OOO they voted for a rail road franchise. A London dispatch of Nov. 19 Bays that tho government denies that it is making extensive military preparations in anticipation of trouble with tho social ists on tho occasion of their demon strations next Sunday. Custom houso officers havo made a soiznro of 1)5,000 worth of opium. It is thought it was dropped overboard from tho last China ttoamcr as sho left tho bay. Tho find was made in a dwelling bouse in Alameda. Tho steamer Barnard Custlt is wrecked near Victoria, B. C. It is thought she is a total loss. No loss of life. Was loadod with coal and insured for $50, 000. Tho underwriters havo her in charge. It is stated that Austria, England and Germany havo proposed that beforo a successor to Princo Alcxandar bo elect ed, the union botweon Bulgaria and Eastern Itoumclin shall bo adjusted on a permanent basis. It is suid that Has siahas rejected tho proposal. It is declared that a ntnko in which 20,000 operatives will toko part will bo inniiL'uratod at Fnllltivcr, Mnss., within ono mouth, unless tbo manufacturers grant thoincrcaso of wages demanded uy ino spinners two witkb iiu, wiuuu was to havo tho wages restored to tho rates raid in 18S-1. This was so unfav orably received by tho mill owners and such uiBiiucrcsioiiiicss wan (iiBiHiiyi-u hi thoir neclcct o notlco it that tho oper atives of all grades becamo exasperated. Tbero is now a strong feeling in fnvor of n strike. In Memorlam. Wiiekkah, That through tho in evitable laws of Nature, death has re moved from our midst our worthy sis tor, ltaehel Thompson ; and, whereas, it is but just that a fitting memorial of her many virtues should bo preserved ; thoroforo, bo it Pcsolvod. That in tbo death of Sister Thompson Butte Crock Grango laments tho loss of ono whoso long connection with tho Order has feft tho impress of her faith nnd fidelity to tho Grango. Resolved, That tho sincere sympathy of this Grango bo extended to Brother Thompson in his affliction. Itcsolvcd, That no words of ours can oxprcss our sorrow for tho great loss ho has sustained. And although wo lamont our loss wo aro willing to submit to tho will of Him "who dooth all things for tho best." Itcsolvcd, 'Hint this sinccro testimo nial of respect and sympntby bo placed on tho Grango records, a copy to Brother Thompson and a copy sent tho Wn. LA5IETTK Fakmkk for publication, J.It.Wnrri:, P. J. RlDINdrl, A. Q. Itos?. Committee. A fine Farm for Sals. Wo havo had placed in our hands for solo n choice form highly improved, about four milos south of balem. Ilio place contains 120 acres, nil of which is cleared. Thoro is a growing crop of 52 acres, consisting of barley nnd wheat. Thero nro good buildings nnd an orchard. Tins ploco yielded thirty bushels of wheat por ncro last year. Apply soon nnd obtain a bargain. Prico .f U5 per aero. tf Sleep. Tho old saying in regard to sleep, "nino hours nro enough for a fool," has frightoned many peoplo from taking a rest that was nocessnry to them. "Na turo takes fivo, custom soven, laziness niiio and wickednoss elcvon," is wrong in nt least two of its assertions. Thero aro very fow instances in which naturo docs not demand inoro than fivo hours sleep. It is truo that sleeping, liko eat ing, is very much n matter of habit, and you may train yourself to dispenso with moro than fivo hours slocp, as you may omit tho third moal of tho day. How long you will fiourish under this regi mon will dopond upon tho strength of your constitution. You may faro like tho man's horse, who, when it had bo como reduced to a diet of ono straw a day, in tho most ungrateful manner died on his hands. A porson may need nino hours sleep out of tho twenty-four without being either lazy or foolish. In deed ho is a' wiso man if, feeling that ho requires them, ho is sensible enough to tako them. Gootho, whon performing his greatest literary feats, took nino hours sleep. A full grown adult in a healthy condition will seldom require moro than eight. If, however, bo dis covers that ho is not sufficiently re freshed by eight hours he should tako more. It is a pretty safe rulo to sleep as long as you aro sleepy. "Thero are people," says a writer, "who aro wiso enough to eat when they aro hungry, bat who have never attained that higher degree of wisdom to sleep whon they are sleepy." Unless you nro a very lazy per son indeed, you ate not likely to take more than your constitution requires, for, of course, dawdling in bod is not sleeping. By shortening tho neccsBory hours for sleep yu may bring upon yourself "insomnia." Thero nro scion title writers on tbo subject who claim that tho best remedy for this is to learn to sleep in day time. This is very well whero for some cause, work, watching, or pleasure, you may have failed to get your needed sleep for a night or two. There is undoubtedly a virtue in riaps, ovou short ones, and tho art of napping in the daytime, although I could never acquire it, is a desirable one, and liko most arts, is matter of practice. Still, it is a bad practice to get into tho habit of turning night into day, and if you aro not kept awoke by care and illness, but merely havo lain awako becauso you could not sleep, I should recommend you to light the consequent drowsiness tho next day, in order that you may, if possible, resume- your natural rest ot night. Sleeplessness is generally the result of an uufortuuato habit of "think ing," gonorally on unpleasant subjects, nftor ono has retired for the night. Dr. Frank Hamilton, a grent physician and n wiso man, said : "Gloomy thoughts provent Bleep. The poor and unfortu nate magnify nnd incrcaso their misfor tune by too much thinking. 'Blessed bo ho who invented slccpl' but thrice blessed bo ho who shall invent n euro for thinking 1" Ivy poison can bo cured by rubbing simply rnw onions on tho affected parts. Cheap butcfi'cctual. lliieklcii'a Am If h Xnltr. Tho Hot Salvo in tho worM for n- a. llruiiri, Sorc, Ulcere, Sift llhcum, Fovcr sorct, letter, uhapncii II an, ; i , . v . i Corns, and I Skin hrafiinnt, anil positively cures l'llo, r no pa rcrjuroil. Itliguaran tecil to givo perfect iatiwacion, or money to funded, l'rico 23 conti pe box. lor tale by Tort k Son. HEART DISEASE i'pdinlin Pa. Finrrt llmr JUvidt In on iLwiUIUIIU, f tj,0 it rcmxllc kuown lor head-t-cLTjwmui i ottin dependent upon dlicaM of tho l.carr, aometlmce Uon ncnom clacaic, and eoino timet Uwi derangement cl tlio circulation. Pa. Fust Ilunr rtuizsr at one UUIHUIOIUIIO. rauwi convuMom to roue, nd by a iwir mo dI tlio intdlrlno will prevent uiclr re currence, cither In cblldnu or adult. rinlirilim Da. ruxt'a Hurt rtrntcr, wtarn . i . . K,cn in c"0 0 ;ilrium! lma "" excited bruin, and ty (ccurinp rut tcr tbo raAcrcr, promote tbo rwtorallon o IieJlb. A Double Influence. l.'VsaicSe" will euro cm u teLinlgU which Ulur rcmedlc have failed to rca:h,Ai It cirrrlt a UotiMo Influ enre, In ono c&ta over the circulation, and In tho other over tho nerve. At drurcbti. ft.M. Dcvrlptlva Iroatlao with each botilo ; or tuldrou HAMBURG FIGS. Foft taillei ami children whoa tail ear., not booth udod wlih Impunity, HAMIIUKU I'lUH form a rumody for emutliutlon, In dlfc-rttlon, pllraand liter complalnta which li u uluuuit to take u It I clltctlvo In ite. !i eta. .Ualllruji;iia; oraddrcti .J. J. MACK & CO., O nnd II Front Ct f.nn Frnncteoo, Cn'. Unni '0,t 4LL' -0 " """ l""1 xea ITU II It paid. Valuable outtll and itlcular free. no.t)aiU l. O. t ICKI1U V, AusiiIii, .MnlHr. Notice ol' Final Settlement. LOUISA J. DunETTE baln2 filed her final account aa eiecntrU of tho enUto ol II. O. UullctU, ue ceued, tho lion. I'robate JuJfocI Marlon county hai nmed Uonday, December 20, IbM, i 10 o'clock A, 31. for bearlnir any objection! to tbo allotting of aald aocounta ami tne uiKiiarionir 01 hm ciecuirn. LOUISA J IlullKTTr:, KiecutrUof the Eatato ol D. U, IlulletU, deceaaed, te. W. ALLEN, (jucc.cr to II. HANSON.) 171 Front Street, Portland, Or. Wholcaaleand IttUII DeJei In FARM. GARDEN, AM FLOWER SEEDS. ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE A U. 80UT8 OP I'LAMH AN'n 8HIIUIUIKIIY J: ami all varlelk-1 cl ew uiiun jii uraw new. ANTHEMS OF PRAISE. All Choir that need new Anthem Book are Invited tJ caainine U O, Eurao'. to cat collection Jtr rt'tuaiirp. AMIIKIIS of riMisi:, ll'itra SI er M tr iloitn.l li a book Of OcUVU form nd ifood parinc, and conialna Heicnty.four An. illCIU. till ! .VA3 HK ' "".."" " w.m... v tctlont. arrangement and couiKltlon occupy about one-half of the apace, and a number of our but churct mu.le writer! occupy the rot. 1'lcaae eaamlne) Dows Responses & Sentences (Prico of the Hook 60 cU., or 17.20 xr doz.) 6rve ery well for ihort opening plecei, and are moat convenient thlngi to hate ready for Intrinif a re. tjonacti or ihort nenteocef, where auch ar needed. Hrnil for it Catalogue of DUton ,( Co.' Octavo EJUioiu, xehlch comprint Vhorum, J'art bony, uittt, yuanti, .vico tiontrom tht Grtat Miuttr Wort, (nici ni lU Oratorio, ttc), Authtni, Tt Veumi, Olormt, ChrUmat CarroU, other Sacrttl PUctt, ami a rarittt of MUctllantoui StUe tioiu. Thut Octavo 1'uUicationi range in Price Jrom Five to Tuxnty Cent) tacit, and art nmvertally popular. Book! Hailed rronilly for flail lrlre Oliver DUhoh .0 Co., Jiottton. STAVER & WALKER, DEALERS IN Farm, Dairy and Mill Machinery. WAGONS, BU0G3ES & CARRIAGES. Hinder Iwinc, Melting, Oils, mul Machine Supplies or all Kinds. 208, 210, 212, and 214 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. BRANCH HOUSES t Walla Walla, W.T.: LntiriiiMlo, Or.: and Moscow. I. T. AGENTS AT ALL POINTS IN NORTHWEST. .1. 1. Case Agitator. Kum lighter, threnhra fatter, li I oil liable to pet out olorilcramlMViaitralnbettcrtliMianyothrrThirihcr. Acme Harrow, 4'lod Smaslier, Cruihrr and Iveler weluba much le than any other rulvrrlilnir Harrow, a-ll fur lout min-thlril lr., a. d withal doci the tnott tlmroujfli work ol any Stiidebaker Wagons. Thimble Skein, Mtel Kkrlu, Tubular Aale ttaona andevtiy IiIiik' on lml, J. I CaieSulkr. Inc aid Wtlklni: llo, iiirr ori.andCultlvabr., - 'i oavrv tlio lnri!t8t HtiH'U in Cnrtn, .Sprliifr Wnh'OiiH, nnd Vfli.oloH of will pay all iiuoiullng purciiasorH to uuii I I '7-it " " " 'v S " .;3r - sa --"- U -'w Iloaa Feed Cutter, piirinteed brt In tho World -r.j-,.i". 'I I Ml M DEDERICK HAY PRESS : Over tliroo-fourtlio of all tlio liny Im'cil in tlia I'liilctl Htatca ami Canada is I n'ocl lay tliPio prrHcoi". For tlio vmivfiiii'iiun "f "ill" pitrom wo liavo cr1iUhIiihI Urancli Hoiihom ami agencies at all pointu "f imputanre throiifliniil Oregon, WnsliiiiKtoii mul Idaho, whuro we curry a etotk of iir variMH innuliiiieii ami vuliiclen, ami altto ropaiiH for Ha im. Wo t'jiriH'i-tl.v abk that vmi eall upon our nea'rest loc.il axunt, oxuiuiiiu ourfjooda ami ohlnin our torinn ami jirit-c beforo piircliiiHiiij oNovvhoro aiiytlihii; you may noed in tlie line of Machinery, Vehicleo or KupplieH. If wo havo no local agent near you, please write iim what you winh to purchaso ami wo will Html full information anil prices hy return mail, or havo ono of our traveling ealer-moii call ujion you. Hlioultl thero ever ario any (lissitiufuction in your tleali.igrt with ouraolvca or AgontH, plenso writo iu all tlio factt and wo will xcothalaui)lo juutieo in tlono you. Wo shall hoie, by (iirniHhing you tho Ixmt goodi), by fulr prices, liboral tonus, and courteous and liouorabln treatment, to secure your entire patronage. STAVER & WALKER. 208 to 214 Front Street, Portland, Oregon; f "rlw if iBVVSsflvaBMHl MtfjjKBnBn' SljuBiMaBth Itiiggie.s and (Carriages. Kml Siirlnir. Hide aprlnir. llrriUr riulnir, Tlmktn prinir llucnlc and all kliult ol Carrlagra and Vehlclca. J I. Caio Portable, Ptraw burnlnir, Traction and Skid Kiiicliiva tlnt ruvtcflullll tho world. Hoosier Korea Fied I rills anlSiederi, vtl',li lr4a Axle ami Wide Til ca. Studalialcer. - v - ?;" :.:::"' ' mir Hnritiif I'linnrni - I'lin.irm Tii uiiini "'" "'" tho NortliwoHl of Jiiiiruiuii. CnrriimcH. all kititln at pnet to mitmvoryliotly. It ami iwmmiu uur biock aim oiiiniii pnccH. Bissell Chilled Plows Warranted liett r Iinllt and better working than any other liill IMow made. FURNITURE! I. P. POWERS, Uanulu'turcr and Importer, 1M and IIM r'lrnt at., i'ortland. FURNITURE Of ALL KINDS I NEW HTVI.ES OK I'arlor and Ited-ltoom Suits, and Olllce Furniture. tf Carpsti, lleddlni ami l"per llauflnxa. notltf ICSjLAvl'zBHila?!