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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1883)
lë clamation Company lost over 100,000 Territory wheat, 16,000,000 ; Oregon and Washington Territory oats, barley, aores. The red potatoes were not etc., 3,000,000. Total, 116,500,000. MONMOUTH AND VICINITY. effected. Nevada and Arizona although hardly The amount paid in for duties at the recognized as a grain growing State Sister Martin has been siok for a few San Franoisoo port in May was §735,- would if added bring the probable cereal days. crop for the coast up to the grand total F. S. Powell is putting up a new barn 525. This is more than §100,000, in ex of 120,000,000 bushels or over 50,000,- cess of that of the same month last year. 000 sacks. on his town lot. The reason for this excessive total is the Imports of wheat bags this week is Mjas Standley of Portland i» visiting ltiugB : the steamer bringing about 1600 R. Foulkes and family. Hales including 1?.—,— ------- „ increased duties after July 1st. and two sail vessels brought nearly Grandma Poppleton from Lafayette is Senator Edmunds and family accom 8000 bales including an equivalent to visiting friends in Monmouth. panied by Miss Arthur, daughter of 6,395,000 wheat bags. Nearly all of :o: Aunt Frankie Murphy has removed President Arthur, will leave far Port these bags are sold to arrive, they com prise all that is expected this season, by from Eugene and settled on her old land by the Columbia, sailing Friday. sail. At least 1,250,000 bales of wleat home in Monmouth. The Pioneer Low Prices in They will make a short trip to Washing bags will go direct to Oregon from these We are told that most of the apples ton Territory, visiting Seattle and Taco- two ships. The market of Calcutta ,„whaaLhags..Kteady At 8X. cents and are killed. The cold snapFAbme weSlri jTnft, apd returning will INDERE N DENCE spot ; and 8 ‘ <a8^ cents for July, with going east by the Northern Pacific. ago was too much for them. a tendency rather in favor of better Mm. Dawson has been confined to his Edmunds is supposed to be vice-presi figures, os soon as consumptive buying Has just opened the Finest house with a sore foot for several days, dent of the United States, by virtue of sets in. Every steamer from now on his office as presideni of the U. S. Sen until September will probably bring Stock of Novelties in but is going about again. »onio wheat bags from Calcutta. The ate- “ “TETpeiopTTorM^^ ■Gukhand factory will resume ■npexiationa. about July. Most of the old stock of FANCY““ÄNHT STÄTTE“URY preparations for the commencement ex Crop lieview. this factory has gone into consumption. ercises of Christian College. See an c GOODS, From present appearance the yield of —__ — —• nouncement in this number of H erald . wheat, barley, oats, eto., this year is BUSINESS LOCALS. CLOTHING, We have a sad and unusual occurance larger, by far in the Pacific States than Farmers Mercantile Association of to note this week. Mr. F. Maggart who ever before. In 1880, notwithstanding BOOTS, lives just south of town and who is a the very severe northern winds which Monmouth are receiving a very fine SHOES, assortment of goods complete in every well known and highly respected citizen prevailed towards the end of May, doing department for the spring trade. Dress HATS, cooly committed suicide by putting the considerable damage tp large wheat Goods and Trimmings of the latest muzzle of a gun in his mouth and shoot fields in Merced and Colusa counties, all styles, Mens and Boys Clothing, a TRUNKS, ing himself, on last Tuesday. The along San Joaquin, with an acreage of splendid assortment of-Bootsand Shoes, VALISES, deed was done near his house while no some 2,800,000 in wheat. California, Hats and Caps, Fancy and Staple Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-ware, Tin GROCERIES, one was at home except himself. The according to the figures of Mr. W. F. ware, ¿0.» Ac. Remember you can cause Torso donTgTiFhhknowh,’ as he is Babcock, president of the chamb?r-bT “save m oney by deal ing w i t h this estafit a man who lived in peace with his commere, gavo as close on 58,000 bnsh- ment. A N ice R ide of thirty-five minutes on neighbors, and has had no cause for els, or nearly 21 bushels of wheat to the the railroad, brings you to Dallas, and That was ever opened in this much trouble. It is a strange and sad acre. This year’s estimated, we have gives yon a chance to look through the County. story.' 3,400,000 acres in wheat. We have had Stacks of New Goods at the White That Bro. Hubbard has reasoD*to re abundapt “latter rains,’’ but little warm Brick. Prices Bedrock. You find the joice is evident from the following note rains, and no scorohing northerness. Latest Novelties in Dress Goods, Trim mings, Wraps, Mens and Boys Clothing. to us. Allow the H erald fraternity Many claim that under such circum The best and finest Stock of Boots and to congratulate yon, Bro. H., in this stances our average* should be greater Shoes of-every grade. Besides Fancy your hour of rejoicing : than in 1880 : but, supposing it to be and Staple Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Remember your ten to fifteen per cent less, or say eigh Crockery, Ac., Ac. A mity , Y amhill C o ., O regon , expenses more than saved by buying teen bushels to the acre, and it is not your spring bill at J. D. Lee’B at the May 28, 1883. improbable j that we will have a total White Brick. J. F Floyd, Monmouth, Or.: I have just added to my Stock If you want to get a picture copied or M y D ear B rother I n C hrist .—I have crop of 62,000,000 bushels of wheat. The acreage in oats and eorn can enlarged or a lot of fine views of Oregon the pleasure of saying that Mrs. Hub Columbia river scenery, or a dozen a full assortment of bard is some better ; we have a nice safely be approximated for California and first-olass photographs any size, go to boy,/weighing 9% pounds, at our house, at 400,000, which, at thirty bushels to I. G. Davidson, the busiest and most CARPETS AND WAIL PAPER born May 20th. Mrs. H. is as well as an acre, would give twelve million successful photographer in Portland. OF THE LATEST PATTERN8. we could expect her to be after bushels. The average on barley is greatly in Also a full line of months of sickness. The crops in this » section are looking well and the farmers creased. - High prices last season in are happy. I hope ere long now to be duced an immense sowing. The lowest able to be at my life-work, preaching estimate gives an acreage of 760,000 in this graiB, which at a low average of 25 the precious gospel of Christ. In the hands of skillful Milliners bushels to an acre, would be J9,000,000 Fraternally yours, who will fill all Orders that olt 8. M onroe H ubbard . ’ bushels. IKK to all applicaut may be trusted to them. toinarsof laxtyear without ordering- it It contains For rye, small grains, peas, beans, about 175 page«. «DO UluxtratlouH, prices, accurate dc^riptions and valuable directions for planting PACIFC COAST. etc., 150,000 seres would be a moderate Full satisfaction guaranteed. 1600 varieties of Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Plants, Trees, etc. Invaluable to all, espec The Queen of the Pacific had a very estimate, and yield 30 bushels to an acre. ially to Fruit Market Gardeners. Send for it! —:o:— D. M. FERRY fk CO. DETROIT MtOH. pleasant trip up last time, hardly a Equally bo , this would give 4,500,000 IN MY passenger being seasick. Nothing of bushels. NERVOUS DEBILITY. From Oregon and Washington Terri note occarred during the voyage. A SURE CUKE GUARANTEED. Mrs. E. £. Bodgera, wife ol the. tory^ reports are almost uniformly good. PERRYDALE STORE um. CT’WEST’S NERVE AND "BRAIN genera] freight and passenger agent of Usually reliable authorities claim they treatment, a specific for Hysteria, Dizzi You will find a Complete Stock the O. A C. R. R. Co., is reported will have an exportable surplus of from ness, Convulsions, Nervous Headaehe, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermatorhoea, of General Merchandise in the aeriously sick in Iowa, whither she 350,000 to 450,CO tons of wheat. Taking Impotency, Involuntary emissions, premature hands of obliging Salesmen. the smaller figure, and adding to it 15,- old age, caused went on a visit. by over-exertion, self-abuse or Exchanges at the San Francisco clear 000 tons for seeding and homo„consnmp- over-indulgence, which leads to misery, decay Produce taken at the highest and death. One box will cure recent casos ing house for the month of May were tion, their united wheat crop would ex Each box contains one month’s treatment; one Market rates. §47,842,828, against §52,618,144 for the ceed 16,000,000 bushels ; and for bviley, dollar a box, or six boxes for five dollars ; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guar Please call and examine my same month last year. The falling ofl oats, etc., they can safely be calculated anty six boxes to cure any casa. With each Stock and Prices. of §4,805,600 is largely due to the di on for at least 3,000,000 bushels. These order received by ns for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send the purchaser our figures would sum up California wheat, written guarantee to return th a money if the minished volume of the wheat trade. treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees The crop of early rose potatoes on the bushels, 62,000,600 ; California barley, issued only Opposite the Opera House, lower division of Robert’s Island was 19,000,000 ; California oats and corn, s'" WOODWARD, CLARKE 4 CO., completely cut down by frost on the 12,000,000 ; California small grain, ^Wholesale and retail Druggists, Portland, Oregon. All orders by mail at regular prices, INDEPENDENCE, {light of June 2nd. The Glasgow Re- 4,500,000 ; Oregop and Washington is-mat 16-Sm i NEWS OF THE WEEK we 1 WAS O' MILLIN’ EBY mhtoai . 1383. n Ezra Poppleton.