Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, June 24, 1887, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE JTARMKKs SALEM, OKEUOJS, JUNE 24 lor? Hfcivs $cga.;.mciit. SUte and Territorial New. Judge Dilcnbaugh, mi ox-County judgo of Iswis county. W. T., nttemntcd to commit suicido recently, nt Chchnlis, W. T. Ho is in an alarming condition, nnd no hopes uro entertained of his re covery. Ho has a wife nnd eight chil dren. Tho jury in the Saundor's civso hns brought in a verdict of murder in tho second degree. Tho casa was on trial in Marion county. Ho was eontonccd for in tho penitentiary. Report says a good crop of peaches will bo grown at Hood river. It is said that tho fruit crop in Grand Hondo valloy will bo largo this yonr. Hon. L. F. Lano will dolivet an ora tion at Koscbnrg on tho Fouith of July. Seventy fonts per Imshol was tho ruling prico for wheat in LaGrando last week. About 70,000 sheep aro being drivon from various points in Oregon to Ne braska this year. Good crops aro assured in Morrow county this year, says tho Diuichgrass Made. Now tho question comes, "what shall wo do with tho wheat?" It is reported that tho fruit crop in Coos county will bo tho worst failure this year over known in that part of tho State This is attributed to tho cold wenthor. Soundings on tho bar last week show ed twonty-two feet of wator at about half-tide, says the Coast Mail. Tho con dition of tho channel is marvolously good. Tho whalo that caino ashore on thu bench opposito Kmplro lately, had boon Btrippcu of iU blubber beforo it benched. It hnd probably been killed by ono of tho numerous soaling crafts while coasting. Tho town of Valo, county scat of Mnlhcur county, contains tlirco saloons, two hotels, two livery etablos, two gon oral merchandise stores, nnd several dwolling houses, besides county build ings in courso of erection. Tho grain in fields near tho mount ains cast of Walla Walla has bocomo so hoavy that in somo instances it has lodged. Thcro will bo no loss from this sourco, as nono has fallon so badly as to render harvesting impracticable. From a Goldondalo paper wo glean tho following sheop nnd wool statistics: Thcro aro 87,000 resident sheep in tho country, from which tho present year thoro has been suoarod 011,800 pounds of woo), or nu avorago of soven pounds ixsr head ; scab was found in bands, tho number of which aggrogatod 17,900 bond, and thoro aro 1:1,000 foroign shocp grazing thoro now. It is rumored, says n Weston minor. that (Jliiol Jlomoly, of tho Umatillns, hns sold his ranch for $760, nnd with tho $1,000 that was paid him for his in- . . . . ' . - - - ..s. ilucnco in having tho reservation lines placed wlicro they are, hns skipped for parts unknown, leaving, sovoral 1'ondlo ton merchants in tho lurch. Verily tho Indians uro bocoming, moro civilizod each year Geo. D, Hill, County Treasuror nt Seattlo, is short in his accounts over $01, 000. Two Indictmonta for forgery, against ex-Auditor Harris wcro found, nnd soven wero found ngaints Treasurer Hill. At tho closing exercises of tho State University, Eugene, tho degroo of B. L. was confirmed on Wm. T. Muir nnd John T. Milner, both of Portland, in tho law department ; tho dogrco of A. M. on O. A. rili.uplus, I!. I). Heokmnn nnd J. II. Whitnoy, of llio class of '81. Tho trial of Saunders, nt Salom, ro suited in a verdict of murder in tho soc ond degree, for which tho penalty is im prisonment for life. Wool growers of Montana wish thoir Governor to quarantine, slieop from Ore gon nnd California tint huvo tho eenb. Ono band of Oregon ecaby sheep driven to Gollatin county last year, infected 4,000 hoalthy sheep. Wo shall not blamo tho Governor if ho docs us they wish. The lino of tho Oregon Pacific railroad is located forty-iivo miles east of Albany. Survoys will continue this eoason to tho Malheur country, Eastern Oregon. Idaho is said to have a population of 80,000 nnd has thirty-threo nownpapcr, ono to overy 210 inhabitants. Tho fruit crop nil over Jackson coun ty will bo better than at first expected. In somo localities tho peach crop will bo very largo. Travelers arriving from California re port things booming nt Sisson, on tho California A Oregon railroad. Tooplo aro in touts, all houses full, nnd men (deeping in box-cars. Goldundalo Sontinel : Tho city assess ment this year, as mado by Kocorder Keates, foots up $180,718, about $30,000 over last year. J. Morgan recontly purchased in Port land a complete outfit for a croamery, including a Do Laval cream separator, lodor and engine. Capt. M. Q. Morgan, of Portland, is now at Prosser putting too machinery in working order. Tho Dig Bend correspondent informs us that a great many new families arc settling in tho Big Bend, in and about tho county seut, Waterville. Everything lias been in favor of big crops this year nnd tho new county scat will boom. The Malheur and Harnoy lakes wero formorly rvparated by a largo sand reef, but it is now said that, owing to a break made in the reef, they are united and j fhould be denominated as ono lake. ' An oxchongo says that Arlington is the largest wool-producing section in th-; United States. Harney Vidl-y Items: The three inches of rainfall during tho fow days last past hns insured immense crops in Harney valley. Tho acreago is not largo, but wo hopo to produco enough for home consumption. Tho bonrd of State dentnl examiuors elected ofllccre as follows: Dr. J. It. Cardwoll, chairman ; N. It. Cox, Secre tary and Treasuror. Books of registra tion wcro opened. All dentists in prnc tico in this Stnto at tho time of tho pas sago of tho act creating tho board, Feb ruary 21), aro required to send in tho registration foe of -$2.50 nnd to register their .names; nnd all coming into tho Stato subsequent to that timo aro rcquir cd to appear boforo tho board for ex amination and registration, failing which thoy nro liable to a lino of from $0 to $200 for each oflbiiFC. 16,000 pounds of wool, in a pool, sold J Juno 20lh at Albany, Oregon, for zoo por pound. Telegraphic Newt. It is thought n rebellion against tho King of tho 'Sand witch Islands may oc cur any day, ns thoro is great dissatisfac tion with his rnlo. Ho lias collected 135,000 from tho chincso companies on false promises. Glaus Sprocklcs says tho king is very extravagant and great discontent is nrovnlent and may tnko tho form of rebellion. Electric Street care have been tried nt San Francisco with porfoct succoss. It is a California invention nnd it is claimed it can achiovo any desirod speed. Tho Spring run of salmon in Sacra monto nvor is n failure nnd that in tho Columbia is unusually good. This is tho week set apart for tho jubilco in honor of tho fact that Queen Victoria has rulod England for CO years. Her children nnd grand childron havn mado her n magnificent prcsont by thoir joint convention. Tho royalty ot iMiropo is to lx) in London in person or by proxy and there will bo n grand timo gon orally. Mr. Blaiuo hns reached England and will trnvol in Enropo for a yoar or so. Tho Irish coorcinn bill ha, parsed tho Houso of Commons to tho Commltto stage. Irish members did not vote. It is now boliovod that tho Apaches havo returned to thoir reservation. Good growing weather is roportrd throughout tho United States. Thcro has been a deficiency of rain fall genor gonorally throughout tho regions east of tho rocky mountains. Cardinal Gibbons will probably visit tho Tncillo Coast in Soptombor or Oc tober. Celebrations in honor of Queen Victo ria havo boon tho ruin nil oyer these United States. In London pooplo sat up nil night so ns to seo tho procession. A Now York dispntch of Juno 20 snys : Tho official roportof tho visible supply of grain shows: Whent, -11,217,000 busholsi corn, 11,771,000 bushels; oats, 3,013,000 bushels; ryo, 215,000 bushols. Maxwell, alias Brooks, tho murdorcr of Prollcr, is to bo hnngod. Tho supremo court refused to rovorso tho decision of tho court below. Tho prisoner was un officially notified by his attornoys yoster doy nnd wns very much dojected, snying his trial was a farce. Tho dato of ex ecution is fixed for July 12th. Referring fo nn nrliclo published in this morning's Chroniclo on tho Oregon Pacigo road, that paper says, editorially: "Tho fact that tho Oregon Pacific Bail- road Company has secured 10,000,000, hns a largo forco of men at work, and is pushing for Boise City, I. T., eastward, for which point tho Chicago nnd North western is building through Wyoming westward, is tangiblo proof that this city is to bo blessod with nnothor now trancontinontal lino nt nn early dny." A San Francisco dispatch says : It is looked upon hero as somewhat (signifi cant of tho rebellious stato of affairs in tho Hiwaiian kingdom, that steamers sailing for Honolulu within tho past fow days, havo carried largo supplies of am munition. Tho official records show that thoro have boon shipped 900 rifles, 25,000 primers, 0,000 bullets, two oases of shot and four cases of revolvers. A San Francisco dispatch of Juno 20th says : A contract has boon signed by tho Spanish Government nnd Mar quis do Canipo, whereby n stenmship lino around tho world is promised. Tho Spanish Government will give n subsidy, and thirty-six trips will bo mado each yoar, and the contract calls for twenty ycais. Out of tho 5,000 trees planted on Goat Island, through tho instrumentality of Joaquin Miller, 2,000 havo died. Enjoy Lite. What a truly beautiful world we live in 1 Nature give u grandeur of mountain, gleo and ocean i, and thousand of mean of enjoy, ment. We can deiire nu better when in per feet health: but hew often do the mi tori tv of people feel like giving it up disheartened, discouraged and worn out with dlaeaie, when there ia no occaaioo for thi feelingv a every autferer can eatily obtain satisfactory proof that QuecN'tf Adquht FutK, will make them free from disease, a when born. Dy pepaia and Liver Complaint are the direct cause of Mrenty-flre per cent, of such mala dies a BiUiouineu, Indigestion, Sick Head ache, CotUreaeu, Nervou Prostration. Diz. zioeasj ot the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other distressing symptom. Three dose of Acocst Flower will prove it wonderful effect. Sample bottle. 10 cents. Try it. 1 Drugs, toilot articles, including soap, combs and band-glass, can be found in endless variety at the Port Drug Com pany No. 100 State street, Salem. The Time to cut Oras Two acres of timothy grass especially uniform in Hinraclcr and growth wero divided into two plots of ono ncro each. Ono lot wns cut in full bloom, and the other was tut about sixteen days later, when tho grass was nppionching ripe ness. Tho grass was carofully curod and the hay weighed whon stored in the barn. After being in tho barn for five or six months, each lot of hay was rc woighod to determine tho amount of "dry" hay from each cutting. Tho avor ago incronscd yield of "dry" hay was 5i(ilbspor acre, whrro tho grass was noarly ripe, ovor tho yield of grass cut in bloom. Tho ncmgo shrinkage in weight of early cut hay was 20 per cent., nnd of the Into cut li) por cent. Tho nvcrago yield por anro in four experi ments of two yoars each wns 2055 lbs of early cut hay nnd 3501 lbs per ncro of late cut hay. But chemical analysis showed that tho increased weight of Into cut hay was duo lo tho growth of starch and woody fibre, as tho nitrogo nous compounds or protoiu, tho most valuablo food clement, had increased nono or but very little. This is a strong argument in favor of early cut hay that is, cut whon in bloom. So truo is is it that tho 2055 lbs of early cut hay wero found to contain a little moro act ual food elements than tho 3501 lbs of lato cut hay. This was at the Pennsyl vania agricultural college. How to Cure Skin&Scalp Diseases with., the CuticUfv Remedies. mOKTUMNO, DISm'UllINU, ITCHINO, SCALY I. and p'nialy dl.eaie ( the skin, scslp and blood with leas of liilr, (ram Infancy to old use are cured bi the ClTICVRA ItrMKOIRi, Coticcr IlmoLVFirr, tha New lllo)d Purifier cloanses the blood and crplrtloii ot olsesie-suitslnlng ele ments, and thus remotes the CACax, CuTict-aa Soar, an exquisite Skin Daautlder, la In illpeislble In treating skin diseases, bsb humors Win hleml.hes, chapied and ollr skin. Ct'Tlcnu lUMrniM are the groat skin boa-Jltfleri. Foil txrrvwhere. I'rlre, Ci'Tict'ia, Mcj SoAr, iVj nLtxr I. I'rroirel by the Poms, UM'u ani llirnic.LW , 1HWD1, HAM. tC fniUtjr "How to Cure Skin DUcatee." TIN T'l with the loveliest delicacy Is the skin uimeu wiin ulticusa naoicAisn BOAr. BEEF lir. Henley's Wo r I it Vltlc Bemeily. Dr. Heolej's Celery, Beet and Iron ought to be In every house on the l'nclOo Coast. It will not only re lieve; but will permanently cur sll nervous troubles Indigestion, aleepltssne.e, neuralgia, chills and (ever, weak digestion, etc Leading physician In Kurope acknoaledze It. Sold by all druggists and country stores. Oldest Housein the Trade. A. ROBERTS, 133 lint atrect, Portland, Or. CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS! Men's Dress Suits. Men's Ittishiess Suits. Youths' Suits, toys' Suits. A full assortment of Furnishing .Woods, lints and Caps. XD. A complete sUxk t gxj.ll freshly bought that cannot be undersold, unl LUTE SAVAGE, 275 Commer.lal St., 8alcru, On von, Books Stationery Articles ArlUt Material, Uulnl Instrument. School Hooks, Music Hooks, Pishing Cards, Calling (Sards, and ao cndltsi larletrot kt cutlery. T r.Uliy.U4. JOIKNALA and t'AHH BOUKH Ij of all kind, nd prket. Lsttst stjlcsof pspertrle Inks, I'ens, feiitlls, etc. ' I'hctonph Abunis, AutNirsph Albums, all f,( the latest styles. At)s a mil JKrtmnt l Lovcll's Ubrary and IHni. Novils. tST As) frrlodh-al rMnl,brl mi riharl Xsller at ategular frlrrs. o "o mils i SUA SMUJ (Ml 'JI.M uo UMSDJUl lUn HI IHtUl pMikm 's.UluiM uajrf "M iuas.iiwqi ui.i(jq jj4 wjuh -ujjaV ;)!(,) pnoJUHi oiifo mSm Flvo Callona cf a ctalleioiM), apu l.inur.iu. niMm- lrlnaln.na LA fit W v. IS" in II .r " r 1 -vhjsj tiii.ijjitfiia'tfffiiijjii Cm m Moil, U purity aiiuitr t4mnn it I tli. Sold b dxufyMs ud stwMiu imjm bar. STAVES & WALKER, DEALERS IN Farm, Dairy, and Mill Machinery. WAGONS, BUGGIES & BARRAGES. Hinder Iwinc, Itching, Oils, and Mm hint Supplies of all Kinds. 208, 210, 212, and 214 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. BRANCH IIOUSES t Walla Walla, W. T.; LaGrando, Or.; and Moscow, I. T. AGENTS AT ALL POINTS IN NORTHWEST J. I. Case Agitator. ltuns lighter, thrcthr faster. Is trrs liable to get out ot order snd sates grain beittrthtn any ether Thrtsher. Acme Harrow, Iod Smasher, Crusher and I-oveler, neighs much less thsn any nlhcr Tulverlsliig Harrow, sells (or about ono-thlrd less, and withal does the moat thorough work o. sny. Studclmkcr Wagons. Tlilmbte Kkrln, Rteel hkfln, Tubular Axle Wagons snderr;thlng on wheel.. . i ... it i ii .... . tl. J. I. Case 8ulv. Csnz snl Walklnr I'oas, liar ' SBBsRBBSKBBlkJfl .bbsssssssssV (rl. m orwssnd Cultivators. gtr Wo enrry tho InrRORt stock in Uio Nortlivcst of Hiikkw, Carringcs CnrU, 8prln WnRon, nnd Vcli!clos of till kinda nt pneos to Huit tworybotly. It will pny nil intending luirrimarrH to cull nnd oxntnmo our stock mul obtain pricra. itiiF3rtew1 CsHSflHlsiisflBHslsi ajjjs 3lBBSlSSSSSawSB ISssSIaaM iJrT f.fSiV 3&& T.-.w-'-sU. - lloia Kceil Cutter, gusrsnteal lest In tho World SMiWis ..iw 3PP m rjj2iatHVi LV.T .agf Ism- JiL saflGsUkBisii3siii3KK3" Hmmtx Vj9HnlS(BaaSHiiiBiasis!B? "" J DEDERICK HAY PRESS: Over Oireo-fourths of nil tho hay baled in the ;iJnited .Stnte ami Canada In bnlod by thceo prcaooi. ra r PfMn For thu convenlciiL'o of our iHttronu agencies nt all pointn of iniportnnco throughout Oregon, Wellington nnd Idnho, wiicro we carry n stock of our v.tiioim mnclilnei and viiIiicIvh, mid aha repaira for same. We earnestly ak that you call imou and obtain our tPrni and prices beforo need in mo line 01 .nuciiincry, veiucies If wo liavu no local aircnt ueur you, and wo will eond full infornintion and priceH hy retiiiu mail, or hat' one of our traveling uuiciimon call upon you. Should there ever nrio nnv dUatifactio:i in your dealing wi'h ouruolveH or Agents, please write 111 all tho facto and All our uoodH have been especially btrontrlv nnd durably made, finely fiiMBlicd superior to all others of their class manufactured in thu United S ad h. Wo shall hopo, by furnishing you tho and courteous and honorablo treatment, STAVER & WALKER. 208 to 214 Front 8tret, Portland, Oregon. Buggies and Carriages. End Spring, Sid spring, llrrwtter sptlng, Ttmken sprlc- Uuggle. and all klndi ot Oarrlagra and Vehicle. J. I. Obm rorUble, Ktrsw burnl' g. Traction and Skid Knglne. Host I'owciful In the world. Hooslcr- Fore feed Drill and Seeders, with Truss Axle and Wide TIte. Dl7iU't77mlCL I Sludahakcr. rPurrimi'K, iiiii'iii, ii.ii i i.iiuiui, tiiiv. oiiriiift' I ..., " Wu,. ... Bissell Chilled Plows Warranted better built and better working than any other Chill Tlow made. Bob Sleighs Specially built tor our Trade and llrst class In every respect wo liavn LMtabliHliotl Jlranoh JIouboh and our ncaic.il local agent, uzamlno otiriMX'.l purcliusing olxewhcni anything you nuiy or niippneH. nli'uwi write us what you wi-li to puruliauo wo will neu thai ample jn-tiiv ix done you built for line trailo of thu bent material ami nuinted, and t'l.immtt cd cminl or best goodx, by fair price, liberal term, to secure your entire piitronage. A i I l 1 --a -- iimrt,r,iiltv,i"'ttuttmi