Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, March 25, 1887, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWlLLAMJflTTfl FAJRMEK: SALEM, OREGON, MARCH 25, bb7 Ufetirc $tii;tmeiif. Tslearaphic Hews Mornn, of Portland, has been con victed of manslaughter. Having bought tho Oregon nnd Cali fornia road tho Southern Pacific Ifl now trying, so they say, to get the control of onr narrow gauge railroads. It is roported from San Francisco that tho transfer of Hio Oregon railroad to tho Southern Pacific has been com pleted. Tho hard winter makes it probable that good beef will bo Ecarcc in Califor nia and elsewhere, and high in prico. A ship (iron) is said to have chartered to tho united kingdom of Antwerp at 22s Cd from San Francisco. An immensely rich gold quartz mino lias boen utruck in a Nevada county mino and creates gro.it excitement thoro. A torriblo firo occurred at Buffalo, burning tho llichmond Hotel and thirty- flvo pcoplo in it. Tho blockade at Bismarck lasts and tho rivor is six miles wide. Many famil ies havo boon rescued from their houses submerged. A terrific blizzard is storm ing and many aro in great distress. At tho Buffalo Hotel fire six men wcro killed, twenty-ono badly hurt and five persons aro missing. A revolutionary movement in Prussia extends to all partB of tho empire and alarms all European natives. Tho recont arrests have caused tho revolutionists to bo moro earnest than ever. Tho saloof tho Oregon aud California road to tho Southern Pacific is now officially announced and Mr. Crocker thinks tho transfer will bo mado by July 1st. Ho expects to complete tho road within tho yoar 1887. Tho Attorney Gcnoral has decided a Walla Walla land entry in favor of the railroad, reversing Sparks. On tho night tho President was fifty years old ho went to tho theatre. A gorgo broko at tho Missouri river where tho Northern Pacific crosses it, wrecking a railroad warchouso seven hundred feet long and doing much dam ago to towns bolow it. Tho Northern Pacific will not cross for sovoral days ns tho river is six miles wido thoro. Tho blockado of tho Canadian Pacific continues in tho Ilocky Mountainr and no through trains will bo hoard of for a fortnight. Tho cholera is raging in sovoral South American States, Chill, Peru, Uraguoy, and tho Argontino Republic. Captain James B. Hades was buried last week at St. Louis. Count do Lessens Bays that Emperor William assured him ho opposed war and would not so long as ho lived favor any war that can bo avoided, and Prince Bismarck says war is no longer immin ent, but has bcon so. Emperor Wiliam.of Gormnny, cele brated his 00th birthday in Borlin on March 21. Ho was tendered an ovation by 4,000 students. Tho Princo of Wales, tho Chinese, turkey, and other nations Bent prcsonts. Chris. Buckloy, of San Francisco, hns L'ono to Europe. Tho Popo has Bent a special dolcgato to extend congratulations to tho Em peror of Gormany on his 00th birth day, Los Angles, Cal., is having a binall pox scare. It is abating. Tho President appointed tho Inter state Commerro Commission as follows: W. H. Morrison. Illinois; A. Schoon maker, X. Y. ; V. T. Bragg, Alabama ; Judgo Cooloy, Michigan ; A. F. Walk er, Vermont. Tlio Inst two aro Itopub licnns, Lawton, tho New York merchant who absconded recently, left $1, 250,000 debts and got away with $350,000 casn. Floods continue throughout Dakota ; and as a consequence few trains aro gut ting by Bismarck, and Oregon mails Buffer correspondingly. An extensive forest firo is raging in Texas and Iihh been for four days. Advices received at St. Paul, Minn., stato that tho snow blockado on tho Canadian Pacific lino has been r-iipod and trains aro again to tho Pacilio coast. running through Kapia Beating of the Heart. Whenever you find an uneasiness in tho region of tho heart, a' slight pain in tho shoulder, arm, or under tho nhonl-dor-blade, or when you find yourself short of breath when exercising, or your heart has poriods of beating fast, you have heart disease, and should tako Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy. At druggists. $1.50. Descriptive treatiso with each bottlo ; or address J. J. Mack & Co., S. F, Bute and Territorial Hews. Baker c.ninty is in dobtat least $100, 000. Tho eighth annual stallion show will be given in McMinnville, Saturday, April 30, 1887. Qrant county has paid $2102.25 einco the 17th of last January on scalps of wild animals. A number of improvements havo al ready commenced in Jacksonville. Tho coming season presents a prosperous outlook for that place. Baker City Democrat: 8inco 1870 the amount of Union county taxes that could not bo collected aggregated $22, C-19,43. Of this loss there has been paid to the Stute G430.10. Weston Leader: Adiseasoresomblinc epizootic is prevalent among tho horses in Weston. Nono aro yet reported as having died from tho disease Buncherass Blado: Shearing will have to begin early this yoar on account of tho condition of tho wool. Shcop got poor uuring tno storm, ana tbriving so fast now causes tho wool to shod. Several days ago Alex Coudray killed throe cougars at tho mouth of Boavor creok, Klamath river, tho largest meas uring 9 feet from tip to tip. This makos ten that havo been killed-in that vicinity since last full. Toledo is on tho Oregon Pacific rail road, obout nino miles abovo Yaquina City. Tho country thereabout 1b Bot tling up rapidly. Sovon families, most ly Californians and all pretty well to-do, havo sottlcd up the slough, and now places aro being mapped out. Thursday evoning a light thunder storm visited Spokano Falls and vi cinity. Asotin county's delinquent tax this year foots up $2,G00 soys tho Sentinel. Taking tho school census as a basin, Spokano Falls has a population of 5000. Colfax is assosscd at ?M 5,000, boiug an iucreas'o of $00,000 over last year. Tho Roviow says not loss than fifty buildings aro under construction at Spokano Falls at tho present time. In tho Palouso country tho mud is drying rapidly and tho farmers are lm ginning to plow. In a short tinio Heed ing will bo tho order of tho day in that section. Tho Equnws aro bringing hides into Pendleton that must havo como from animals tho winter killed. Thousands of dry deer hides aro bcintr shipped from Rogue Rivor. Killing deer lor tneir sKins is a regular business with somo persons. Seattle has many buildings in courso of erection ; so has tho town of Asotin, far up Snako River. Peach trees are in bloom at Walla Walla. On tho Clearwater thoy aro mostly killed, and on Snako river many buds aro killed, but enough aro loft to moko a crop, but no apricots or nectar ines aro loft to bloom, South of Snako rivor, as everywhoro clso cast of tho mountains, naturo is putting on its spring aspect. Tho Supromo Court has confirmed tho right of Miss Isabolla Toller to tho farm in Polk county loft hor by her father and contested by hor sten-mothor. re versing tho decision of tho Circuit Court. Fully thrco thousand sheep polls havo come to tho Dalles lately. A car load of fino driving horsos lately left Shcdd for Chicago, shippod by A. Blakcn. The frost injured somo grnpo vinos in localities of Wasco county. Tunnol City, on tho Cascado lino, has been rechristened Martin by tho railroad people, and tho station at tho oast end of tho tunnel will bo known by that name. Tho name was derived from Martin creek, which runs near by. The Spokano Falls Chroniolo learns from good authority that Major B. P. Mooro has handed in his resignation as agent of tho Chowolah Indian agoncy, to into ciitct on ;uarcii ai. Tno suc cessor is not known. Barklrn'a Arnlrn Hulrr. Tho Hn,t S l-e In thenil,1 f , r uruisro, oor, U c tr. Halt Khmin '... u ., Fe vi r I Sores, Tetter, Charged Hand, CiiilliUic. Corni, nd;ll Skin Knipticina, nd positively cures Pllo, or no pay required. ItUguaran teod to give perfect tatiataction, or money ro funded. Price 25 cent per box. For aal by Port A Son. LUTE SAVAGE, 174 Commerelal St., Balcm, Ormm. Books & Stationery Articles Artlat Material, Mnalcnl Inalmmrnla. School Books, Music Kooks, VUjivg Cardi, Calllnjr CarJ, and anendlitl tletr of p'cktt cntleijr. Tyi.l?9! '!" nil CASH KOOKS JLi of all Mnda ml price. Lateit itjlea of pairt'le IdTi, Tern, Pencil, etc. ' ' Photograph Abutna, Autwraph Albume, all of tho latest atj'ej. Alwaja a lull anortnviit of Lnull'a Library and nm Novel. v .f" A." I'erloillral r.ml.hcl on Short Notice at atrenlar I'rlcr. STAVER & WALKER DEALERS IN Mill E. S. LAMPORT, Manulactunr of ant Dealer In Harness, Saddlery. Whips and Robes. Having Iwtiiilit o-it the Htock and Good of J. II. Jordan & Son 1 liope thit their cuilomM will extend to me the aino liberal patron'iro thttiheydld to them 1 will iell only the llrSTnutllty and iljlci of aH Kz$a Full Line r l.lotc u llitml. ItrltltiR Tram, llucny nnil Inn-lngo llarui'aa mu1 Hadillrry. t-O. Of my ou make and at a price mat cannot bo liett liy any firm III lb. SUIo. Call and ee. Thraeienmla lint Ins lirrn bniiKlif nt n low price I nln iirrparnl In nlc luirnnlaa. EDWARD LAMPORT. At the "Old Stand," 287 Commercial reet. PUBLJCJALE ! Will lo I at Public Auction on Thnnday, March it, 1347, at 1 o'clock l 31. fcJakBaataVaVaaaVlaSlaaaVaaaaaBVrll vl'&"aawiWlJJ3Tsi!IW Farm, Dairy, and Machinery. WAGONS, BUGGIES & GARBAGES. Binder Twine, Belting, Oils, and .llmhlne Supplies or nil Kinds. 208, 210,' 212, and 214 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. BRANCH HOUSES t Wnlln Wnllo, W.T.; LuGrnndc, Or.; nnd Moscow, I. T. AGENTS AT ALL POINTS IN NORTHWEST ifflSHfij .1. 1. Cnso Agitator. l(un lighter, thrc.hu fater, la Imi liable to get out ef otder and MrifKraIn belter tfnn any other Thirahtr. ssflVSBSBBBBSHaMSaasBSsaSBSflPe.MS Acme Harrow, Clod Smasher, Cruihcr and taveler, welghe much Ilea than any other l'ultcrlilnir Harrow, aellt for about one-third leal, aud wlttial iloea tho moat thorough work ot any. A t the farm of IL W. OA11KV. ell'jated eeven mlloa j. caat of Balcin, on the mal loadlnir from (Ultni tnrjubllmltj.and h.lf a miloaoulh-weit of Itaclea) Station, O'l tho Nrror Uuairo llillrotd, Mllhont rearrv e the ful.oalnx duKrlbnt atockt 2 Tollcd'Aiigiis Aberdeen Itulls '"CntMeel Hlllhurat."Nc;sill: clved MayB, 1882; Sire Northeak A, (1678), dam CowilU of OlimU! (33151 AIn. "I'lldo ol Oak Uwn" No. ioOfl; calved March 4th, 1HS1, Hire, Cona'ablo of lllllliur.tj dam, Ilooobloomof K.itown(itto). One Jersey Hull Cnlf. CalrM Januarv ri I'M! (sSlZ); ilam llokaro, (i780). Ira "King- of Oranirt," Alao Three :-4 Itlood Aberdeen Hull Ciilvcs. One year old; Flrellairniood Aberdoed Hull Calveo 9 to II Kontha eM. alrl byConaiable of lllllhunt; wmu. M,v KVKAI IUIICII COW.. Shropshire Shcop. One Imported Shropthlro Kwo. (liS) from (iootlaod; One ImiwrKsl Kim I amb, (216) from Ohio; On homo bred Ilam Lamb, (eligible ut rfglittr)' One yearllnr ., 4w i.ujm d,u a.., uo(i rnyiDia u rrlaler. TKBMa Of MAIK Note with approv ol aecuiltr, alx montha or loogar If Icalred. at 10 jxr rent, per annum, and 6 per cent, dlaceunt for caah (V Lunch at 12 o'clock, R. W. CAREY, Owner. WM. HVl'IIKUr Auctlnnnr. v. ? v -.r fii ; 'i-vi (W-xJHaWk Buggies nnd Carriages. Kml 8mlnr.8ldo oprlnir, Ilrewter epilnr. Tlmken ptlng llunilea and all klndi of Cartl(e and Vehlclce, J. I. Cue Portable, Htraw Imrnti ir. Tiactlon and Skid Knglnre. Uoat I'oweiful In tho world. ,Jr.7" Tl Ik -" . Kl Tf',hniSU'tmim' '- ! W'P.'.njsmaTTallM Stiidehnkcr Wagons. Alio Waina Thlmhlo Skrln, Hteel Hkiln, Tubular and evrrytninK on wneeia. .aLLaV lam'. m J. I. Tata Fulkr. Cane and WaUInc 1'loaa. liar orwa anu (.uimaiort, SaMaLL wrwfmKw f 1 lav t AAjt W WV l.rcTi .SaaaaaaaaadaaaavtWjaaw' Hoosier Poire )'iod rrllll and Siidera, with Truu Alio and Wide Tlic. HaSllanaWlai3liliaS9l Studabnher. Kour r.pipir. Pl.tfoim. halt I'latfurro. Tliree Sprlnr and KiprrM,Wgin, A!?P" Cox' oav KecUtered Berkahlre Hor for Sal. Wo havo for sale a Berkshire boar. Ho ia by Kepisterod stock, and a choice animal. Will sell tor cash or approved security. Address at once : W. J. Clauke, Salonj, Or. Tie Verdict Unanimous. . W. D. 8ult, Droplet, Bippui, IdJ., teetl fiee: "I can recommend Klectno liittcra m the very beet remedy. Every bottle sold hae given relief in every cate. One man took eix bottlee, and wu cared of Bbeamatiam of 10 ytari' standing." Abraham Hare, dnjgptt, Bellville, Ohio, affirm; "The let acllinp medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years' experiei ce, ia Electrio Bitters." Thousands pf other, hate added their testimony, so that the verdict ia unanimous that Electrio Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle. For sale by the Port Drug Co. 2 Enjoy Ltfo. What a truly beautiful world we live in I Nature gives us grandeur of mountain, Klens and ocein, and thouaYnd of mean of enjoy ment. We can dntre nu better when in per feet health) but hew often do the majority of people fee) like giving it up disheartened, U H CO u raged anu worn out with dlaeaie, when there it no occaiion for this feelinir. as everv sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that UKEEN'tf ACOUST low " it, will make them free from disease, as when born. Dys pepsia and Liver Comnlaint are the direct caues of aeventy-five pr cent, of iucIi mala dies as Billiouiness, Indtgeition, Sick Head aohe, Costlveneas, Nervous Prostration. Diz tineas ot the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other distreuing nymptoma. Three doies of ArourtT Flowck will prove its wonderful elfect. Sample bottle, 10 cents. Try it. l Money it is said notwithstanding tho stringency of the times was never beforo eo plentiful. Tho vaults of tho various monetary ineuttuioriB aro tuieu to re petition. Is anything farther requisite to tho happiness of tho fortunate pos sessors of this golden Htoro? Many of them aro tho victims of disease conges tion, liver or kidney complaints, piles, lever anu aguo.or somoBimilar ailment. To such we say, do not bo discouraged. Krcse's Hamburg Tea will surely bring relief. It cleanses tho bowels, purifies tho .blood and renovates the entiro system. tl L I V S .CVU' SJV msy l VXWjr'Z 0" MCW UTAOGUB FOR I ZE7 .fljfey tXT Our .New l'lalouun f r ISjjT. nulled freo on application, contalha Uwtilitlou aud prlio ot W4u Uble, Mower, ura., l.'lov.r. Tree and Klrld 8j, AuttralUn Tree and Shrub Kvt.o; ntlv Cjllf. r la Tree and Klowcr heed., i ruit Treva anu iu.iiv new noielll Introduuxl In Kuropo auj tho UiUt d Mate. THOS.A.COX&CO, ill.-il.'t, -115 .suisoine .Strict, Wo cirrv tho lnmoflt stock in tho Northwest of ISuiraios, Carriages, CarU, Spring Wagons, and Vohiclos of all kinds at prices lo milt ovorylwdy. It will pay all intending purchasers to call and oxninino our stock nnd obtain prices. Bissell Chilled Plows m fSSErEmSZS&PWlflSk m Tasaay asatgVg?lLraBaa.A. LaaBalBaBBav saaV f niaWsaaaWlaaaaaaaWeaSaj VSCCTSsmafTMwaHJ!J . w .y.'.u7c:w i , ii 5t3. JIom Keed Culler, fUiranUed beat In tho World. Warranted hctttr built nnd better working than any other Chill Plow made. SAN KHAWCIaUj, CAI. DEDERICK HAY Over thntc-fourths of all tho liny baled in tha bnlod by theso prcntios. PRESS : United Htntcs nnd Cnnndn is n g JtrlJstsMMejilMaVaVMaTyW. r ratflfc b alw AlUBSTlTpt rW fLASTr K IB. 1ML. UIU1U tt. MUU. tiAKPICM ''"'.aalaiaewaaial Ml.uuu. luk,! W.H.FAYC0.CAM0EN.N.J. tllairtkaOMC. MUUIiNHd aaj . Seo the advertisement of E. M. Waito regarding Horse Bilk If you need anv call at once and see his samples. Blue Yrnuou Cheapest at Port Drug Co., 100 State street. vn- OT, Looia. auaaauoua. Umuu 7ZTltriiJ? F U-u -aamlaaaall ., va.fi7rWsaaBa!f "iaFj. Tl IIUMC BOB! Bob Sleighs Hpcciall.v built for our Trade and II rut cIhsh in every respect SrlHIMfft. PATENT OrtUi and IlukU. Tla Alt leviloc! V bcrrr Bfiw. ssklraitkfl IJaVLalia'aaraai Ims W M'jrt CO., JUcacaUr.W. V.'. PRESSES. thocuitomrr pliJUiiivbiie OEOERICK'S HAY. t A&Zi' Awr-ovv ". .W" .TW-- l A tV J'rdcroq inal, wlum fr circolarajid location oi Wrtrrn and Houthrro Ktnreboute and Aeeot. P. K. OCOCRICK A. CO., Albany, N. Y. aJBa kt .r TV it.ui k.i.ia pavv .aa i.ti. .aw MjaujmavpjBpjBpr , jfvojaS For the coiivenlciico of our patrons wo havo entablishod Brunch IIousos and agencies at all jniiuts of importance throughout Oregon, Washington and Idaho, whero we carry a stock of our various machines ami vehicles, and also repairs for same. Wo oarncittly ask that you call iun diir nearest local agent, oxninino our kooN and obtain our tonus and prices beforo purchasing oloowliero any thing you uiny noed in the line of Machinery, Vehicles or Supplies. If wo have no local agent near you, plenito write us what you with to purchase and we will send full information and prict'H by return mull, or have miu ot our traveling salcsmon call upon you. Should there evor ario any dissatisfaction in your dealings will utBolvca or Agents, please write us all tho facts and we will tuv that ample juatli'i' -t done yon. All onr goods havo boon especially built for this trndo ot tho est material ftrongly and durably made, finely finished and painted, and giifiiiHiieod equal or iierir)r to all others of their class manufactured in the United H.ntvH. Wo slinll hoe, by furnishing you tho bet goods, by fair pi ecu, liberal tortus, and courteous and honorable troatmcntto secure your ontiro patrunngi1. STAVER & WALKER. 208 to 214 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.