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THE QUESTION OF PRICES
AND PRODUCTS.
One of the most important mat
ters to consider by the ci; :rr. of ;
this country is the one indicated ;
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bv the heading oi this article. To
tne husbandman especially does
Lino iii'iuv ttuu ujitc uuu ci; i:coi-
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ness. it nas ueen apparent lor a '
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tinuai production 01 wne:
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not be depended upon for a hveh-
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iioo 1, for the declination ol vield
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and the lower prices m the mar-
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kets ior tiie cereal fad to bi ni re -
inunerative returns tor the pre-
d liters. In tiiis view of the situa-,
tioa it is positively true that either
some other branch of husbandry
rnust be adopted, or some more !
edieient mode of cultivation
adopted to increase the yield, or ;
loth combined. Tiiat it is j.ossi-1
bie to adopt jither or both k t; :e, j
5X3 experiments have demoiisti..teu j
in oloer countries. j
But it is well enough to closelv
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investigate and rocted caret. di-. j
in adopting a eou;si of action. For
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bark-u 111 cattle ra;smg and many:
more eonte!ripl.i;e such a move, ol ;
course hiking to the mat '
improved blooded stock. But do
tne signs of the times fu'dv war-1 ,
Tant the expectation of renin :era-
!tivi ur!i'n iikhi in lli-rf' ( l.i ti
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: contrary are not tne prospects j
I ji.uuiniic uiai (tui:: nin iiccoiic i
j The facts of the Ousiness are that
ji'i the production of a!l ariicies,
capital and tiie systematic appli
cation of machinery have resulted
in such, a multiplication of the
products, and a eomnm::'! y prin
ciple;:' 'irk, su -h as reductiij;: i:
cost production, that it place
the single-handed producer at a
disadvantage, and .viii inevitably
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necessitate . 1,1 1; rent svs:eiu 01 1
labor and pi ins oi' p: .i. c.d ' r. I:.
discussing these phases 01 tiie
nibject, Wells says: "Mac' ineiy
i-! already largely emplovt d in con
. nectioii with tiie d ying and can
ning of fruit and vegetables. In
the sowing, harvesting transport
ing and milling of wheat the
utilization has reached a point
where further improvement would
eeem to be almost impo ible In
the business of slauLleerin:- cattle
and hogs and rendering their re
Bulting products available for food
and other useful purposes the vari
ous processes, involving large ex
penditure and great diversity of
labor, especially in 'curing,' suc
ceed each ot'ter with startling
rapidity, and are, or can be, all
carried on under one 10 -f, ."d on
such a scale of magnitude and
with such a degree of c-.-ot-omy
that it is said that if the entire
profits of the great slaughtering
establishments were Hmifed to the
gross receipts from the sale of the
beef-tongues in the one case and
pigs' feet in the other the returns
on the capital wou'.d lie eminently
fiatisfactory. It is not, however,
to well known that the h r-' : ? ci
fattening cattle by the sr "ailed
'factory system,' on a most exten-
tuve scaie, nas also been success-: .
iullv introduced in the Not 1 1. west-! -
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em and trans-Aiissiy-'.irini sNts
and territories, and that great!'.- -m.H-;.ir -. ...i -
firms have at present thousands of
cattle gathered under one roof and :
undergoing the operation of fatten-;
ing by the most ' continuous efTec-;
.ive and economic processes. The :
resui is show that one laborer tan
take care of two hundred ,t ers r.aHes and Gents' Cold Watches.
undergoing the process of grain;., . , c. . , . ,
. .. f , ; t.yid Pens, Spectacles, and a i'ii':e
feeding for the shambles in a svs-
lematic, thor.ugh maun r, Vth j s'Hon of the '"'" 'l!ialii-v oi
"the eKpf-nditurw uf is uch le.s time .iewelry at
and 1; lor per day than the on;
liarv iaiiner spends in tendhi
i..;i';i 11 ivveniy cei 1 .; iaii'.'n:r.;'
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: "Ming nj.fifi ordinary farms. How
picat a revolution i:i the business
; of luriciill i.ir,; is yet to -.bo efi'Wi'-u
i iy the cultivation of land in larae
I tracts, with the full us of machm- !
i vrv and under the factory svstem, i
j is matter lor the future to reveal ; j
hut it can not be doubled that the j
.-hit'tless, wasteful methods of j
nirriculture now in practice over
criminous areas of the earth's
surface are altogether too barbar
ous to be much longer tolerate. 1 ;
and, as the result of such progress,
!hr ivlnrn of the prices of mea'S
and cereals to their former higher
rates, which many are .nticipa:
i:ir on account of the increasing
number of the world's consumers,
may be delayed huierhme'y."
Undoubted1' Mr. Wells is cor
J rect in his diagnosis of the case.
I and snch being the fact it devolves i
upon us to meet the circumstances j
of the sitii 'tinn hv n .-ii-pI'ii! vIum i
! and t.ie forming of plans that in j
advance will meet the require
ments. Iuversified farmiuir and a
more thorough and systematic
cultivation of the soil over es
a:t?as are ceitainly two results tim.
must follow.
1 liii; j'enucrat apologizes nr
J. lodge VV1 itney's crookedness in
rr y 1 1 r
the administrauon of county com t
iT;)iis bv saying, ''It is Brandon's
f iiili." The voters of Linn county,
hn'.ever, and .Mrv t-tites for that
matter wtdl t-nnw thai if .riifbr
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Whin 'iev had voted on matters
which camo before the board the
; same way .Mr. Ihandon did, the
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iaflans ot the countv -weuld hax'e I
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be.m oetter administered. It is a
v, ell known lact that Alex Brandon
!l'"'. N ifi!'. ri'ln if Mir. VtJif nmmio-
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sion ' j ) m conntv ever had, an
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no base luminal o:is oi the Dem
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ocrai c:;u Mieve it his re-election,
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lhis is authentic,
Tuk treaty with China, which
has been ratified by the United
States .'enat does not yive prom-
ie of being as satisfactory as could
b des: red. lV-sibl v. however, it
w'll prove elii.-ient ivben put in
op-ration, and if it does it will be
a -ceprcd accordin-ily by the people
u!io liave long demanded relic
in. a, the ciir.-e of Chinese contrail
labor.
I'kks'okxt !.kn.ko. of ('ul-
iiiii'iia -ollege, bv reason of age
innrnuties has resmneo his
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f 'V.-illlOIl 111 UUIL Jtt li"HS Hirlll.'li
fion of learning. His able man
agement liasalwavs kent (.'olumbia
.it tiie head of the progressive col-
e.'i's of the entire country. Col
umbia is one of the richest and
"de-t COl e
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in
the United
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.(n-e l 4 inra f ors.
v O'l '."K IS JtrKKHV OI T. ill AT lilli.S
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.1-1 to !: 1:1 ly i'fi;.! niosiii.i, M..v 1
' !ii to 1'i.j '.C :o; :"uil :ill li'tis nisi rvcii.
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S'KAU:! piioi'osai.s ton inn conn i
O ( i. t . fir noil lU'Iti'i.Ti'ii :a tiie Alii-i.ii j
i i !u!:t v o -ks v.iil li,- r;t t (i i.ii or ln:-
Mi-' i". '1 an vi-ht In it'j . iinil and ill:
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Kt'llKIVCtl. I
TOSKl'H WEKBKR ANXOCXCES TO HIS j
j pjtruiis ami iricriils tli.it liv ian lu fo'iiul
on I. iti !tr' ut, ln.-tvt!i;n Kiiim- t'o. No.
ii'i I'irst stitut, uiivil liis new rni in.s in Fo- j
! : v ,X JI:isjn s li-'u-k :irv rcsnly.
M'ijAII .il'.IS . 1A-1IIIIN.M-.I.K TAI1.UII. j
Noliv sail uihI innis i"it ii t id mailt !
filtir fivi tliu iat;.-t line of sainlil'.ei di-
it'i.r t.nni 'l'"i'i-i'- a s'H-ialty. li.-aiiiiiir niul
leiK'iiiii-,' a !roaii'v- iloiic. I'n't streu' '
Aiiiatiy, Or. I
li. i !i:ull.
laT AVI- SUoK.M.
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SV OSiE WISUINi; TO TlfAOK A
r. i iiii, n inivv iiii a il 'V iu; :i.ih! 'e-
tci-
icr-1; unuruiiue m ua.sii sh'jiii'i :iiiiii lo
.ii)l). jlriys.
I'OK AI.K.
AN A.1 FRESH MILCH COW; ONE LICHt
(iiie-linrse luir.li, one set m iiht douhli
liiiriK tM. For further information call upon
i;. f.. Vuni:.
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Lost. j
4 X ACCOUNT hook BKTWEKN
IV Jatnes Walloco ami Suniuel K. Vouit:
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wPI please return the same tc S K. Vounif.
T! II.I'INO TO IIK.NT SUITABLE FOR ! T
IJ s-in ii: luisinesn, next door to Thompson
t ' i-i'ii'n's ha. !iu.-s stare. In(iiire at the
luitcr .hwe
Koti(' !
i
VMvnoF. is in:i:i:i:v ijiven, that ii
1 ili not he responsible for any dents con-
ti'iictnl by any one aiur tliis c'ate, except j
t in y have u ntti'ti order lroui me.
Su
SiiO, May 1. 1sS. a. J. OAKY.
"VANTKI' -ALL TlIlT JA!;MMt Will) j
. is', to seil -Jr-ir faniw, to call mid i
piu-c l.r..ie ii. the nwidso. Ournui.v!
l'.ave ,-c inil
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fa: ".ns
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o ex'ii'i'uiiice t!'.
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n.'d ;
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-! .!'.'( can Viist:rs ai.ci the usual discount to the
trade. .iatiauK-tured and sold by
IvOIJIS YIERECK,
Albany, Linn County, Oregon.
fSt;i!e iii.l r; ti n-jrni- . -.!! . . a- s:i. Colorado, Nevada,
Tex:;, ., ,,:-o. . .u Vt .-ii';ii.i: i;a. New Mexico, Idaho,
Indian, I.'t;'.li, 1) ';l.,. Ari.n m .' W . .-.t.i -s T.-n iio'
W. F
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' am now ivfieivm
; o.i i dial iy ;nvitc
vro
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:',) and prices.
die Live Dry
O?' A.d)any. an-1 simU
Wfllis -HIT palrocs oot'l
fioofe, Not'
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Call and see me.
TXT-
Fir Htr
(Successor tc
BUILDING MAIilL FOli SALE
Having IciHcd a option "of the v:trrt m-eitoiort bv '-Mr. C:irlc,.
1 .-iiy r-iOii i -.-Ari'di ..!,,-. ;,'iMirl It m'k1 Fii'f m s ;vi
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Text Books and all Scii ool Siipies.
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THE NEW WA I
turd ia bin- i'cii:iii :(1 In w::: '.,
Hiar ti-- New ton sell'-vvri.uritii; i-mr.
:1 U n voided, tte-ivul "eibor is tln-rcio !es-."iiiii.-l.
wirii til'- n :!., -viiereby you e:ui use
N-vvton si--v. i iair.: ;' i;r ciu: lier is Hi; lit,
ti iii, .mil y-'-'.i 'in-ril- i I s - claim of 1 tei !." the
READ,
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lfavinff lumber not excelled in m:ility, i.ndfacilif.ius not surnasstd for tli;:
.::l iUM s-iliI':!CU0 tiding: r ')MiT. j t- . i.i.-. .- ,. . . ... ;!' i:n;
NEW STORK.
Darciiasc 10,000 . usefiilartielts
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Of i i arri -diurg, consist in 1 ' ( Inrh-n-j. Cin --' :'
tieneral Aierchnndi.-' . Also
-Of 5Slia.tiv
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dre-s goods, woolen fabrics, douter
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sUrc.
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One Pen
kilk
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Star Bakery !
-A FULL STOCK OF
Staple Grrocerieal
r.
TtM beat qtali of teas, coffee, raisiiw, oii
; mots, etc.
j CAKES, PiES,
! Fresh Baked Breac?
j Every Day.
Atthi r.M and reliaote house is o'so to V
! found a cunpl:te assortment of fre?h fuiniK
j erocerieb, to which is ronutantlv Iwinj; a.li!i' -t
the AeiHutmbK: lined of ifrttcerkw auii proviiua.
i cue) 1 ;i
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
Eastern Buckwheat Flour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Gl&ssware, Etc
Tlice goixls were sill bouirht when uric;
were low, and the bne.lit of th" niar?i' will 11
fiven to Ills rus; omul's. Kciuciiiln,r , ti
xL uio old corner on First and Broa :uiiin Sts.
"5 S snTST t
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HOFFMAN AND PFElFi'LiR.
Proirietorj of
DAXTVCI
toils
A.' id manufcUiri-ra of
ioicc toarcciioncry.
1 We are now rrerI to furu;sii ran ce. fr
j candies uf tieat g'lulc, oMgistinj; .if ini:r i
j asxrul Uavora, mixuif candied, extra
i and chiJ:ire.i:reauis, fancy mixed, cmidy
j and a geiioal uijsortiuctit of fine csoditM
j at nneiiMii: or ketij..
j "Orders from country dealers proniiitlv -Sr
i ujned to. 1 a.t.ry uii b imi street,
j Albany. - - Oregon,
lriiil)t, LiKM.XG A CO., Prop's.
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Siiperrnr ior iaiuily and bakere' cse)
ThB Best Storage Facilities
EiSrii.e IJigiiutt price in c&sh paid for wheat
XLli US V ... OtJiiitJN.
Keyere House Restauran
(ok edbopban ris)
Conducted by r '
H. DIERCKS.'
Meal serrwl from 9S eests t 8101
eSTCu'st.-niers order whatever desired. Thf
. h . '-,! vrith tbe best in tne arkot.
THE PHu 0GRAPHER.
Paxtoa'B old stand Albanr
Mi
I'M.! Lfcwi, f the i'ru; of
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At;. Shcii.i. ! Linn county, havin"
t'lS; rt- nn-e,! from Portl.n... n-hpr"
ie pnrch.-teil a tine stock of gno.Jn for
.he eominj; spr.uy trade, now invites
die iijppection o: Ins customers.
a; These !;o..(;.s w ere l.out;ht ir
'as!, .',-,,: ii.lvantaoe of verv low
rice.: v - li ,e given to tiie buyers.
F-RUS HAW'S
Ann
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"Willi Ihc rpring Miines the ague
ii: '.iiw iinnii Jar un. f.
K-cr lie' 1 1 KiMixvii io l;.i)
t-': ' : ior
imiiii ihiuis ;;i i i ii.viiau t
ii-xt To l.Vvere liouse. I
'.iL-r liottle.
iiiu ttore,
rite 7ii cts.
T':(. ,,naf von i- Li,.- ,,r, , hn
iiocessity The best ami " cheapest
place m the city to buy your pCbt
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ftlways r.riMiar .l vour
c. .-u;e ;ii:(:i)t,- ,,
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