Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 18, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 IHE MORNING HERALD: THURSDAY, i 1 -t WVUUJ 33 UW -- .x. BMl jsmiE saws. j coast IP,!,,, ft DnlioivUn K. TIJIK TABIK. NORTH HOUND. oparts'rrives. . ala. i-M'r-l.UStm" tx 1-ifiL'lit am , , .vf.ain: 1'ortl'd 10 loam 11:15 uni .;,.,ara 34.Spm 4.rnin I ami SOUTH BOUND. 1 Arrives Departs! Arrives CaUJtxp Freight , 7:4"pin 5pm l-J:-Jpin li40pm I l.:(0im Ash land!). 00am t'uuenc 2.40pm Kujfene 6.00pm N. Fn-iulit received fr.-outhafter IIaJm. ihc i-amc laj. oKEUON I'ACIKIU TIME TAI1LE. Arrives Departs r. -.-.;: r. Ir.M.h'.... 11. 15am 11.00 p in V-.m';.fi0a .lOTTINOS AltOUT TOWN. For tlie finest silver polish in th market go to II. Kwert's. Ire cream served every day at li. K t hotel, only Io cents. Tli' new Masonic temple is nf.irlng completion. It will be a line tni'-ttire. Tin Albany Iron Works will pay the liijliet market price for ." tons ni old iron. h. !'.lackiiia:t will sell 'lis en tire to.k oi iuo!;s ami stationery at ft..-; ! r "lay?. !'!f;y pieces f furniture given u,:ii ali c.k stoves or ranges solil ! M.mh -ws iv. Washburn. The A-u ria ci South Coast rail ro.i i h.i bought of .Mr. Crimes, of Seaside. lh lots t..r $13,000. Ti.n-.- wishing screen doors and v. ii. ::,s -iiouhl net my prices be fore ordering elsewhere. W. W. Crowdcr. About f'3iM of tlie city taxes lias Itch collected by the tax collector. The amount of taxes to be collected ih:s year is S,1-S. Just received a car load of Tubbs pine mainl'.a binding tw ine, w hich j wL- oiler at bottom prices, Knapp, I'.iirrell cc Co. John l'ropst left at this ollice lesteruava unit ot tine plains, tine which measured live feet Ion and Dure lie arlv half a m be bu: raj diel ed of such onlv in plums a- Oregon. After next Sunday there will be no preaching at the First Presby terian church for a term of four weeks, during which time the pastor. Pev. K. II. Pridian!, will take his summer vacation. There is a good deal of counter "ioit money in circulation on the coast, and -ome of it has found its way into Albany. Care is neces sary in handling silver four-bit pieces and gold live dollar pieces. The wheat harvest is now fairly under way in the Willainettee Val ley. A few hundred bushels have been delivered in this citv. The grain is plump and heavy, and the yield will be above aii average. itie price nas oieneii ut ". cents, i with a lirni market. For the first six months ss there were S! business failures in Oregon, with liabilities aguregatiu-' $."r!UKl;. For the first six months of s there were 27 husinus failures in this state, with liabilities aggre gating $!;, 700, a marked and agree able improvement over last year. :Suu' trouble has been experi ence! t in lavimr the track of the stieel railway at the junction of First ami Washington streets, near tlie end of the liiu-. The road bed after being placed on grade, cuts oil the arch of the tire cistern, and the manner in which this shall be ixed is riot yet self let! letweeuthe contractors and the citv authori ties. 1'rof. Morris' exhibition witli thirty trained canines in this city yesterday and last evening was a novel and interesting affair. There were canines of all sizes and col ors, from the educated and wonder fully trained "Fritz" to tlie com mon dog. They exhibited a re markable sagacity and pleased the children immensely. I'lilSSONAI. .MKNTION. Klein went to Kugene vester- day. Jos. Webber .Ir of Portland is in the city. F. Vierick returned from Port . land last evening. Mrs. W. II. liilyeu is visiting relatives in Kugene.. L. K. P.Iain and wife left last evening for a trip to San Francisco. w . t . l weedale and tami v have , , , , . gone to Va.piina to remain a few , ,A 'yW some irresponsi weeks Partlos set tire to a l'n't' 111 t'lt' . '" . , . ., ... North Santiam. six miles above James Flknis and tanuly will i ( jtesville, on .M. C. Bingham's start to-day for then ranch on , and not onlv burned out weaker v.reeK, rooic county. H. A . Langdon, who has ac - juiced some notoriety in this state u lo0 er. s ' tlie city. "r. C. C. Kellev and S. S. Train MietUwn from their ranches on "e -North Santiam vestenhiv i n e engagement of I.eo 1. Stock : ,essi.v lcit camp hre tt the lirst sid orvallis ainl Mwu : 'i- i in. n'hncn ( J.itesvillo nartiallv de- oi i ot Seattle has been announced. ' .1. L. Thompson ind ;f , c Uy and A. B. SUuon n I J, T r Portland let yestay"1! ynV l;"".",iiU'r a-l family ainl -f i. living ami family loft! sojourn at vestenlav lor a Yaipiina. week"s Mr Frank Cicigly and mother who liave been to the regon P i citic raiiroad front, u-turned to this city yesterday. E. M. Rands, editor of tlie ie gon City Knterpvise, is in the citv ltaving accompanied the Nebraska excursionists as far as this city. Mrs. Murry, of Oakland, Cal., is visiting her brother, Frank Wood, in this city. She is on her return from a trip to Alaska, and is ;ie l oinpanieii by her littie son. Miss T'ella M. Angle, t,adier ui vocal and instrumental music of the Wasco Academy, is in tlie citv. the guest of Miss .Vary F. Pi at br at the residence of J. L Cowan. NT Mfttrpif pm I . . , I I ! Oregon Pacific Officials, Capitalists end C tractors Go to the Front. A special train went lo the front on the Oregon Pacific road yeiter vv " wbidl were Vice-rresident Wm. A. Hoag, Superintendent liowen, the superintendent of track, a San Francisco capitalist named Law, J. Meyer, a wealthy eastern contractor, Judge U. s. strahan, (i. i- Simpson and oth ers. The object of the trip, it is saiu, was to view the condition of the work preparatory to letting some luriner contracts. Mr. Meyers went to Corvallis with Mr. Hoag last evening, and some active developments in rail road work on the line eastward may be expected shortly. The Nebraska K.I i torn. The Nebraska editoiial excursion party passed through this city on last night's train en routs to Ash land. Thev stoDned at Salem where they spent the afternoon. They will return from Ashland to morrow, stopping ofl' at Eugene, and arrive at this city on the local train, taking dinner here. The party numbers? fifty-eight pencil drivers, several of the number be ing ladies. Had an invitation been f tendered them thev would doubt-' less have stopped a few hours in Albany and acquired a better knowledge of the city than will be afforded by stopping for a hurried dinner at the depot, and they would have been able to write more intelligently concerning this city on their return home. As it is alter leaving this city iliey will pii.ceed to Oregon City, wl'ere the afternoon will be spent, and will then take the boat and return to Portland. Oregon Fruit. The San Francisco P.ulletin has evidently been listening to untruth ful reports concerning the fruit crop of Oregon. In a recent issue it says: "Oregon has a very poor lruit crop and will detKMid largely upon California this year. Our own crop is not over big, but it is reported that the demand of the canners will be moderated this season and our growers will prob ably cheerfullv meet anv demands that Oregon may make upon I them '' Till" f.-ietx an- flint tlir I fruit crop of the Willamette Valley promises a remarkable yield. The cherry crop this year has been immense, and the fast are now on the market. Plums are beginning to ripen, and soon prunes will be on hand, and then pears and apples will follow. The bulletin has been misinformed, and California fruit growers would do well to turn their eyes eastward for a market for their surplus crop. A I'leaant A flair. j The Corvallis Times says : i.ast evening Miss Maud Ilotl'man gave a very pleasant party at er pai enfs "residence, in honor of !r guest, Miss Flora Mason,of Albrtiiy. The gloaming was beautifl, anil i tiie walk down to the llotlman j residence seemed to put good j humor into the gathering. The jevenimrwas spent in social con ! verse, nuisic and refreshments three ingredients that would tickle ; the taste of the fastidious mind or i appetite. The mixture last even- j nig must have been Aell made, lor j a more jovial crowd seldom gather I together. Kveryone seemed to J have on a fantastic freak, and 'the ! moments glided bv unheeded ni after midnight, when the guest st denarte.l with a wil ing vole lor a pleasant evening. Those present were: .Misses Mora .Mason. Jen - ... ... . . ' , nio tieorge, Vesta .Mason, .Messrs. llaldwin and Albany, and young people. . II. Keeney, ot nineteen Corvallis A 1 1 : Sclf-I-.1 ruction. j st Friday evening Joseph Hedges, an old and respected citi zen of Oregon City, attempted suicide at that place, by cutting i his throat and trving to cremate I ., i..,-,",;.. i..,..., it;., UIlll.-Vl. Ill .1 IfllLlllllj MaiJI. 11ID wife discoyereil him in time to save his life. He had lost his po sition as foreman of the pulp mills now -in course of construction at Oregon City. The fact preyed heavily upon his mind and several times since his discharge he showed symptoms of insanity. Although he is (YJ years of ago, he will live, but it is feared bis reason j lias entirely flown. : Fire in I be Mountains. i the aluable timber in the drift, ; hut communicated the fire to the i timber on the south side of the ' riyer, where it is still burning, ' though the rain has checked it so ! it is hoped that it will do no further ; ilimaw. A few davs beforeacare- ! stroyed a settlers house and burned H ns prepared building material, These 1 ro fiends should be caught i imn.rf,ed. LKTTEK LIST. Kiillnwin is the list if letter reiuainitiat til-: pustotJ'ue in Alliunv, Linn comity, Orecon iilj 11. ls!. I'crs'om calliiii: for these lift.-r ill give the ilate n which thi-v vre a.!e:t:sol. Ailler, Kiwlri.-k, I'.axtcr, K A Jln.h, Mism-lari. raintihcll S II 'Mm-. Miss Mannah Cuorirc. Pr. It iimiphr .Mrs .il,!,ie Knai.p. .la. W K Kriitiian,' V M Miller, K W I uKett. Si-:in!ai:,l, Mi-, rS'.-.H'.-nl. I' .1 W.nk.j, frank l:. l-er.-. C II f ' SanJerson, James W cr, John Well, .k-linii- 'H.ir-I Clas. Si-haile, Annie '' l i s MiOMl'SON, I'. U-i..'. W M. Want It All. chicken: want all the but- !1 . e; potatoes, eti vou have Old "ood .u me nignest market jrn:e. hens ai worth ." per dozen, y:; per dozen: e'-s. t-ents. Call and see u., we iilways pay the f i il;! i "st market price. Willamette Packing Co. J. W. Burkhart et al. to John Nichols, lot 4, block 11, Ualston's addition to Leb anon $ Francis and Hattie Martin to E. B. Maple, south half of east iialf. block 42, Albany . Central Cemetery Association to Robert Conn, lot 20 in Central Cemetery Corinthian lodge, No. 17, A. F. & A. M., to J. F. Back ensto, fractional lot b.,. block 4, Masonic cemeterv, Albany . Frank Tiites to W. 1. Trites, 123 acres in donation land 400i claim of M. II. Basye Hebecca Lewis to Newton Lewis, north half of south west quarter of Sec. "5, Tp. !, S. E S. M. Pennington to Robert Murray, east half of north half of donation land claim of S. M. Pennington L. Foley to D. M. Ambler, lot 8, block 17, Kalston's :jd addition, Lebanon E. W. Langdon to John P. Letcher, south half of lots I and 2, block IS. Ilackle imiii'a 2d addition V. E. (iithens to Horace A. Powell, seven-ninths of east half of donation land claim No. 43 I. F. Conn to 1. B. Monteith, southwest quarter of block 40 in Albanv :)0oo i -q 100 100 ,' 2S32 ' 1300 ' Kid (ili)vo: Kill Glovri! I have just received a full line of j kit! gloves brand ''Our Own." This is a uenuine kid glove. I buy ' direct from importers in New York ; and consider them the best value j of any glove I ever sold fortius price. Five buttons, three rows of stitching, $1.30 per pair. S. E. Young. I'KOGKAMMK. Following is the programme of the entertainment of tlie ladies Home Mission Society, to be held at the M. E. church this evening: Opening chorus By the choir. Invocation Rev. ii. P. webb. Quartette "Come t-j Me" Misses Vaugan ami (iilbert, Messrs. Hammer and Cougill. Aim of Home Missions Mrs. 11. P. Webb. Soio 1'reaiu l aces Mrs, .1. Remington. Recitation Miss Winnie Chani berlin. Male quartette "Is Your Anchor Down" Messrs. Hammer, Elkins, Cougill and Alien. Reading Mrs. N. J. Ilenton. Doxology. Benediction. Ice cream and cake will be served on tlie lawn before and after the entertainment. Admis sion for the entainment, 10 cents; ice cream and cake, 13 cents. x-.i-aiil Si-rrnadr. . 1 ; v pieasaiu serenade was givr.i hist night at the resilience ot tieo (r. r.. v iiamoeriani oy a party o ; young people of this city. Annaigl tlient was also recognized .Vjss : lella M. Angle, in.-trujtor of miph-1 in the Wasco Acaderriy. who is a ! talented j 0 f01? r er on tiie guitar- well as a fine vocalist. ' v i t ,i i i . i . . . Attention. just received a nice ; We have assortment of parlor furniture j direct from the Fast the latest designs in W e have , mahogany frame marble, silk upholstered, oak suits, crush and silk plush up holstered, and in walnut suits, all at prices that command attention. We ask that you call and examine for yourself. No trouble to show goods. Also we expect by the last of the week or the first of next a car load of bed-room suits in walnut, oak and antiipte; also dining-room suits., center tables, extension tables, secretaries, ward robes and even-thing else that is kept in a first-class furniture store. Albany Furniture Co. ol Investment. For a small amount of money that will in a year's time double or treble your money, such an oppor tunity is oll'ered in South Al bany, only one-half mile from the city", embracing the tract of land from Klkins' falls to the fair ground road. Fots sold on the installment plan. Twekpai.i: it Ukdoikip, Two doors south of postollice. He ;.t It. .ome of that fine smoked beef! i. i it- i i ! ciiippeu to oroer. e aiso nave a fresh supply of that delicious! cream cheese and Inn onrger cheese at the Willamette Packing Com pany's store. ' Mrs. Jacoli Seondue, of Sprhijttitld, ! Ohio, while visiting with he-, lather. ; ' in law at Caynor City, Mo., was taken ! very sich with cholera morbus. A ! ; physician was ocnt for, hut, as the j doctor was not at Home. .Mr. t. K, Wilde a merchant of lia vnor City, I handed the liu.-liaiiil of the ii k lady,a small hottlt; if C'lia in herla in"s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ami asK him to try that, and if did not cure, he need not pay for it: 1ml it did its work. and before retui nin to their heme, they called and procured ! another bottle, l.'nclc -I oil ri Seondue I says, he never be without Chamber ' 'ainV Colic, Clede-.a :-nd Diarrhoea liemciiy. .. :uni ecu: no::, us mr s:ile bv Ko-luiViV" Ma.-Ci:. dciins in i':v.e!ry at French' The In ane asylum at Steilacoom, W. T., coatairi3 303 persona. At Wallula, last Friday; girl; coal oil can; started lire; as usual; burned house; burned girl; funeral. John Oilman, the murderer of Mrs. EistenlieTcr in Coos couaty, has been arrested, and will undoubtedly hang fur his cold-blooded crime. The assessment of Waitsburg, W. T., bhows that the value of the pro perty is $27(5,030, a grain of 29,024 over the valuation of laet year. A move is being made by citizens of La (ifande to raise 25,000 for the eri::jtion of a good Irotel. An Indiana J f . . 1 l.e Walla Walla street-car drivers and -onduueers are paid $12 a week far their labor. The svsrem ismauiii; good interest on the investment lor us owners. Eastern Oregon papers say that sec- i tion of the state has not experienced ! such a stiorta'C in grain harvests as the present for over thirty years. There has ben fur fires in vasco county, just west of The Dallac, burn- i iug up seven hundre i acres of pasture ! I land, besides all this the lire has j de-troyed an immense amount of tim 1 100 ! her. i A. V. . Snyder, of The Dalles j Times-Mountaineer, talUs .f starting ; a newRnanr at Slit.rida'i, Yamhill ! Co. The Polk ctiuntv lteiidzer sas i he has bought an iiiterest in the Polk j county Observer. ! Petitions are ! ciug circulated in ! Walla Walla county asking for divis- ion and tlie a!' i tion of a portion of ! Yakima and Klickitat counties to the I new county. The scheme originated in Wallula, which defcirf s to be tlie ( county seat During ur cpidejiic of dysentery in the summer of 1ST!. I sold los bot tles of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Femedy. and it proved satisfactory in every instance. The remedy is standard in this commun ity. Oeorsc 15. Darbar, Druggist, I Center Point Iowa, The epidemic referred to, was by far the worst that lus ever occurred in Iowa. Over 4(1 persons died from it, in a town of only "0i hundred inhabitants; but every case in which the remedy was used, recovered It was equally successful (luring the epidemic of bloody Mux in Virginia, in 17. and in Michigan and Southern Illinois, in isss. It has been in constant use lor over seven teen years, and has proved itself to be the most successful medicine vet dis- covered for bowels complaint sale bv Fosliay it Mason. For ol a California Iirnr. t Anybody can cntch a cold this kind of weather, Tlie trouble is to let go, I like the man who caught the bear. We iidvise our readers to purclcisc of Foshav A: Mason a bottle of Santa Abie, the California Kingof Consump- ton. Asthma, lironchitis. Coughs ;iih! Croup Cures, and keep it handy. ' l is pleasing to the taste ami death to the above 'complaints. Sold at 1 00 a bottle or :: for -0. CaVirornia Cat-B-Cure gives immediate relief. The Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by it:) healing and pcnetrali-g nature. Jive it a trial. Si months tic.itment :1 IK), sent by mad 1 1'., -Kuillinjj and Loan Association. The regular meeting of the Al bany r.uilding and Loan Assccii tion will be hehl on Friday even ing. All stockholders failing to pay iheir installments on or before that day will be subject to the usual line. F.v order of the sec retary. Itubber and leather belting, of all j i .-c r i ptions at Stewart & Sox. RIM H A KING vovii:r. Put tii expressl . for Julius M'mul! wohl and sold at his (.iolden j Kule Bazaar in ! 25 CENTS WAX CAN (iuarantced to be first-class in every uespect. .tulips cnumyoiiL. The Albanv Bakery -t'mler tin- ne maii.vjsmcntjot- D, arm m WH KEEP- A fuil line if ctmicc orovtaion family groceries and Canned nneapples, Choice Table Delicacies Ornamented uakes for Wcda i n as an depart ies. Salmo (: kinds. n.inKcrcl :ir.(! salt fish of al FRESH BAKED BREAD JLCvcrv Uav. TEAS axd COFFE it j n i ' i 1 1 Uli 11U si CANNED tioODS, ETC. "me h'M Soap ii: the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars I I Best Svron. Pies. Cakes Ciiies Nuts. Raisins iO ts! M John Kx-8 oM kw brick. stand low KI i ii ,1 1 1 1 1 it' 1 1 r 1 1 it' xi ii jVUir FIRM! new goods: no- established with a first-class stack of Are STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. On the corner of First and Ferry streets, opposite Stewart & sox. A complete line of canued goods, gro ceries and provisions of all kinds, no tions, etc. rresh truit and vegetables eyery rr.or.iing. Prices reasonable ta CALL AN D bLL US WILL BROS. j Dealers in all the latest improved ! pianos, organs, sewing machines, ims, 1 also a full line of warranted razors, j butcher and pocket knives. The best kind of sewing majliine oils, needles , and extras for all machines. All re- ; pairing in the above lines neatlv :enl ; reasonably done. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH, 1) IV 1) Minn t STOV inrisa ma PSF"AU work promptly done at reasonable rates. Klltsr S'lHKKT, I'KAKCK lil.'H lirit-k for Sale. ,.T MY KILN OXE MILK j I'AST OK XL town, or (li'liveed anywhere in tlie city. W. C. CASS ELL, Albany Or. 'oii factor and lluilrter. j f JilIK U.N'KKKSIOXK!) 1IAVINC LOt'ATK.T) X ill Albany solicits patronage from city j ami country. Will contract to build hriil't'H, i barns, ami all manner of dwelling hmiM's, ineliiilin Oneen Anne, Kastlake ami Kliza- j b'.'thiun sti'lef of buil(iin. Will furnish plant and sjtcilieatiiis free of ciiarrt". Sutis j faction guaranteed . W. CASSr.L.jji Important "tot ire. Till: MOX'l KIT!! TfAVIXU li:asei 1 1 pasture f rem the Orciron I'aeific Co., all persons hnvin stock Uieruin on pasture are hereby notiiie.l to remove tiiciii at once, r make arrangements with inc. Failing to do so such stock will be turned out. JOHN SCUM KKU. BROWNSVILLE. . V OMtOW A sOS, j .Heal Estnto and INSURANCE A CEX L" Because he knows that his dear w ife is iii3t commencing to w ork him for ! something you know how it is yourself but when LADIESTFADE WITH Their husbands don't look that way, .. because there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Kvery thing is good; every think is jchenp; make Home happy, make VOUIl HUSBAND SMILE Py trading at the economical store wheretht rule of good goods and low prices knows no exception. Don't forget that ti mple of economy is at Brownell 8s Stanard's- riiRNKR KIRST AN"t V"C " LRIN SI.S OVEK XlIE CASOADK MOUNTAINS KROM AI.KAXY OK l.KBAXOX WARD. KASI- The Willamette Valley and Cas cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex cellent condition, and by all odds is tha best and shortest wagon road to Eastern Oregon. 11 ater and grass is abundant along the entire road. The grades are easy, accommodations su perior and the road w ell bridged making it the best mountain road in the state. For summer jaunts, hunt ing and fishing the Cascade Moun tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake and the Three'Sisters afford superior advantages. The BUYERS; t;i I Dr. is issued March aud Sept.each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the .uxnries or the necessities of life. e can clothe you n furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk lance, sleep, eat, rish. hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and in vauous sizes, styles and quantities. Just hhnre out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY. 3 c?n ,nfak.e, fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' CUIDF, which will be sent uiioii receipt of 10 cents to pay postage. MOSTCOMERY, WARD & CO DIumliinAi t ii ' r. i- . in nn; i ii i iiiuim u ES Ul) ! I I WHY POKS TIIE MAN LOOK SAO ! Brownell $ Stanara 1 II I 14 Michigan Avenue,i.iiiws".- F. L. Kenton -DEALER IX- taple and Fancy GROCEBIE S 4 7 so Choice Candies, Nuts. Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegctab7esf Ete. TERMS (ASH Subscription Ayen t pajiers and Magazines. 23NKAR THE POSTOFFICE. mi Leap ARE Wa aCG. FLINT'S BLOCK, ALBANY. ! Carry the largest stock in tlie city, enabling Oienu to supply any and every want of their customers. SI ED' H ECIALTIES In Table Luxm ies,Choice Teas and Coiiees,Cream ery Butter on Ice, Cream Cheese, Cannd Goods, LUSCH GOODS, ETC. A I.K KINDS OF- rest rruits Constantly on STEWAliT & SOI -Dealers in- General Asricattnral Iron, Stee7 and Coal Wagons and Buggies Rope and Cordage Biacksm it7is' Supplies Garden and And all Implements C. E. HAW Kl.Na. t'. FARKKLL ALBANY FURNITURE COMPANY Does'au immense business infill kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen safes, and all kind3 of tables, etc., etc. Also have a tine selection of wall paper aud window shades, which they are offering at close figures, Call a:;d see them, o First?8treet, opposite Stew. art & Sox. Asl) PRICES LOW, for a77 Leading Netcs- ALBANY, OREliON. Grocers. Thamoson d Co. an Hand. Hardware -AXD- Ipkenk Carpenters' Tools Builders' Harilicare Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder &Fuse Saws and Axes. Grrass Seeds Used by Farmers! I