fUHISKKO KVFT.Y WKBNfaSDAY AND
By COLL. VAN CLKVE,
III s(C!Tr BUf t tllKT.R
Conwr trvrp md First A'tfwts.
TKMS -IS ADVANCE. f-'
. fart. v, Three dollars.
.li months Two dollar.
tnjfie oopn.v, ...... ion cems.
to clubs of (1t:.v.;.. I ;.l'60 each.
UiHJil'WM, KATK8.
Transient advertisements, per square of
I .... It... I.m. afr i,. .. ,,.,.. il miol
uTwoqueut Iasertion 50c. Lanscr advcr-
isemenw laserraa on mo mom, tiDunti
shonld 6edf respectable size. We
unruiy snow ot an instance of youi
men mins blitvtiv mi,, th kiuino
1 J "J w,im , -,
with SOOlieafl wtid haw not lost
their whole investment
' H
ffeme Interests.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
DIRECTORY.
Officer f Oregon Slate I "run:, ,
Mofcpr-TWrilel Clark. Saleui P. 0.
Seerttarg-i. IT. Smith, Harrisburg.
Omfr-Wa. Cyras, Scio.
Hirer ucoi-!?.Hunper, nana nana
5wrtf R.P. Olds.
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tntit unrrf - W W t,m-i.ra sh,,,t,t
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AnMt Anthrtnv ttimirann i r.rv ,, I I : ..
Jf, . J,',-, i , 1.' 1 1. atutltAn Wall.. W.illn
7Wnitr B. A. Witzel. Turner.
Or-rSlr .tone Ovnf, Selo. f i'J
Jlmma -juk M. Powers, Slic'dd.
4Mki. Mm t ' I : i Mut....lll..
. &,v:i:,iv,!,in,', . Ditnieiciark.Suicm:
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m m, wnimsy. ten .unit. uu-iHMi..;i.fney
.Uull, Walla Walla; (i. A. Wells, Buena
U9IA, i !!' Mllf " . 11 IIKI'I, OUitt, A. 0. HUIirj
Istiayeite; H. N. Rill, Junction.
ORIttia f Central UraMge Aaaaela
1 ttou.' . i .
Ptiilrt-N. P. Alexander: 1 11 1 ; I
Vjcc Preskkwt James Tatom.
eroWru A. W. Stannanl.
0teir-C. P. I(n rk hart.
ttMm Shertd. K Powell.
Oatffrrpr Ellas Fanning.
-towKI,. O. rinrklmrt.
Meets atAl'iany, on the second Tuesday
n aant mteth. vff
Bocceas with Sheep,
There have been indications for
dome .time and from various quar
ters, that wool is going to advance
in price. The demand appears to
WK&vy in Jgnglatid, and this at,
feots or own market. We have
watched the sheep and wool busi
ness for twenty years, during which
tint there were wveral panics,
sheep being butchered for their pelts
Md tallow, but immediately after,
prices rose, and theu every sheep
wis saved. Meanwhile, those who
kept on steadily and sold at the
going prices have done well, while
those who held wool over a year or
so thercatter were well paid. The
troth is, there is no better business,
year after year than that of sheep
husbandry, for the reason" that the
increase of our popnlatiun is so eon
stut and great as to keep up a
steady demand for all kinds of
woolen fabrics. As it has been in
the past, so it is quite likely to be
in' the future, and those who have
sheep may . satejy get more. , But
lfno1neperfericed haddS rush ! In,
for complete knowledge is required
aud ctm.-ia.tt attention. . The best
wav to Vet a 200(1 flock of sh'eeD Is
f a o r
to raiiw them, because there are but
few chances to buy such sheep as
will pay to keep, unless at high
prices. lie who has good sheep
knows it as well as anybody else,
and as a general thing if he oners
to sell sheep they will be culls. A
begii.iti'i should buy a few gobd
American mertttoi say from twenty
to fifty, and if they are really good
that is young and free from dis
eai there' is mim inert- and
money in them than in a flock of
l5dtahVbfd, scabby,' and otnet.
wise unsound. In tact, such slteep
are nut worth the feed reutiired t-
winter them,' and the best use to
make of them is to send them to
the butcher, it such a thing is al
lowable. By commencing with a few sheep
a pains-taking man can learu how
tt Haanage them as fast as thoy
glow, being tike some school-teach-ers,
who lrn as fast as their schol
.an.io.'.' It ;wili take from three to
m mttftetu the heep busi-
, ana ny was time
Ban rr: J r
Poi-OvBknW; thw
cups of milk, three of flour, a little
flt, oik." teaspoon of yeast powder.
naice m gem pans
JiAWOOK. -One pint of meal.
scalded with nearly three pints of
milk, a small cup 61 sugar four
eggs a little salt. Bake nearly two
hours. " u '
Qi'iok ituFFms One quart of
flour, one tablespoon heaped of
butter, two teaspoons of yeast
powder, two tablespoons of sugar,
iKl'tut amnt n IimIa calf m..iM.in. i
gfo, llltn. Nit, MttlK Ivltl
m;n. ,. -..1 -A L-.. ... J
tun it u iuaac a huii oaiier rliear y
pint. Bake as above.
Fresii Roma Take about
three pints of flour a piece of butter
the sine of a walnut, mix with milk
(warm); the whites of twj eggs,
well beaten, two tablespoons ot
good yeast ; when risen make into
rolls, let them stand to rise amiri
and then, bake in a quick oven, A
little salt.
Goon Common Bhead. .Mix-
one quart of flour with milk and
water sufficient for dough ; have the
milk and water warm, a ni nf
otuier, nait tne size ot an egg ; add
two tablespoons of good yeast;
when risen, mould and nut into
your pans, let it stand till aain
.-: a- O
risen, ana bake in a quick oven. A
utile salt, it you like.
PoAcnsi) Eos. Have the
water in the stew:pan boiling, break
one egg at a time in a saucer, slip
it caretully into the hot water, and
let it remain until the white is thick
and covers the volk: then lnv it.
carefully on a toasted aud buttered
mioo oroaa. Olio or to riroi
of vinegar put into the water tend
to hold the eggs together.
Milk Toast. Boil one quart of
good milk, and one-auarter nound
of butter, more or less as you wish
the toast rich. Toast your slices
of bread brown, but not scorched
black, and pour the milk over hot.
Some like the the milk thickened
with a little flour one teaspoon of
flour wet up with water and stirred
into the milk white boiling.
Dry Yeast. If you wish to
keep your ye?st for a hm time.
thicken the yeast with corn meal
until you make a thick dough.
Then roll it out in a quarter ot an
inch in thickness, cut it into small
enkes. and drv on a clean board in
the suri. When hard, pack them
away for use in a dry place. On
cake of this, put into warm milk or
watei. will be sufficient for three
pints of flour. '
OytSTRfe Pirs. Make a rich crust
as for fruit pies, line a deep pie
liU with the crust.- till .thn nlato
with drybread, and bake affertty
ingonthetop crust; when done,
remove the top crust carefully, take
out tne oreau ana n l with t ho t.vv
ters they having been prepared by
stewing with butter, pepper and
salt and a little thickening, and
cooked a tew nijmjtes previous to
putting them in; lay on the top
crust and serve.
;CMfrkWf Podding. One-halt
pound of grated cocoamit, one-half
pound ot stile sponge cake, crum
bled tine, one tea cud of sncar. hup
coffee cup of rich milk and six eggs.
Rub the butter and simar to a
cream and add the beaten yolks.
1IT1 . ,
vvnen wm arc well ratxedA jut in
j the cocoannt aud stir weil before
adding the milk and cake crumhs-
lastly add the whites of three of the
eggs, beaten to froth. While. t.h
pudding is baking, whip the rest of
inewnites suit with three table
spoons of powdered sugar, and fla
vor with vanilla. When done,
spread this meringue over the tpp
wiu rwini io me oven until slightly
j browned. Bake abmu three -quarters
olu hoar.
(Vntiihieil from 1st page.
was only too glad to seek the shel
ter of the interior of the building.
Several other disturbance of a like
tature took place, but they wore !
short duraUnn, and i tsulttil in
nothing serious, (he reinaii ing
gong was kept going, and the
tin can accompaniment wis ex
cruciating. Some gentleman, whose
name we could not learn, at lenstl
secured the gong; aud before tire
crowd knew what he was about he
had started on a full run down
Morrison street td the river. Of-
fijer Bjsc) iti several others start
eq in Jiirsiiit, ibut failed to capture
him be'bre he h.iil fnllilled his
niission fflat'ff throwinsr the in
strument into the stream, where it
at once sunk to rise no more. He
was at once nlaoed under arrest
and conveyed toward the City Jail,
but was finally released without
incaroeraUon, The spectators con.
tuiuea to hang around the scene,
and even the ladies appeared de
termined to remain until dark.
They remained seated, alternately'
praying and reading selections from
Holy Writ. At times they were
almost crowded from their seats,
but they evinced no signs of fear.
At length, after :i four hours' siege,
the only outward display of op
position, was the rat-tat-tat of a
stick on a solitary oil can in the
hands of an inebriated individual.
The crowd did not seem at ell
inclined to disperse after the ladies
had gone home, but continued to
stanct around the corner, talking
over the events of the day, and
wondering where it will all end.
There has not been so exciting a
day in our city since the great fire
of August 2, 1873.
We know not what the pro
gramme is for to-day ; but, he they
what they may, we shall endeavor,
in chronicling the events, to adhere
strictly to tacts, as we have striven
to do in recording the events of
yesterday.
On Friday a delegation of 21
ladies sat down before the same
saloon, and began singing aud pray
tnsr. Thev werfi unmolesf ivl far n
time, but eventually Chief of Police
i.apneus, with nveorsixno twmpn
arrested the ladies, on complaint of
irioneu, ana marched them off to
jail. The charge was "disorderly
conduct, making a loud noise, dis
turbing the peace and dignity of
city." Cronin for the city and Par
rish for the defense. The ladies
were discharged on their own recog
nizance to appear the next day at
1 o'clock P. M,
A writer in Fun. a London
paper, doesen't like civilization.
He says that it has introduced into
Polynesia maii-pox, drunkenness,
missionaries, 'and dtber mortal
diseases. He laoks back upon the
happy days when each family grew
us own wood,, ana tailors' and
dressmakers' bills wefe unknown ;
wiieu the skin ot the wolf, covered
the human body and the animals
kept down the -surplus population
by eating np any young member of
;i lawny wie parents desired. hen
there is toothache. The aborigines
had teeth like ivory. There is
also neuralgia. "Picture," ; ays he,
'.'Pocahontas with a', poultice of
camamile and popy-heads." He
proposes to form auanti-civilizatiou
society, (or at that narti;utar mn.
ment of writingho was suffering
from civilization in his left cheek.
He should go and offer his services
to King Coffee. EJe might fall
heir to some of the 'grounds."
A Hew
Idea!
saffiiKrimAHii
PETERS &8PEI0EL,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WILSON
SHUTTLE
Ml MM
m S flap - f? a 1 met
ft ytpta.A Ti"
FOR
50 Dollars!!
FARMEES,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVERYBODY
Buy the World-Renowned
Heueiiiaii!
"Linger not, darling," she paid
to him, as he stood, on the porch
pressing ner Hand before he bade
her farewell tor the evening. He
did not linger. He saw the old
man coming up the street at a
rapid gait. He lingered onlv lour
, .... P . J a
euuugn io pun nis hat down over
h eyes, spit 4m his hands, and
uounu actively tor the sidewalk.
It is generally believed that the
President will approve the hienate
Finance Bill.
Of 1,009 applicants for citixeti.
ship at New Haven, Conn;,' IkW.
only 788 irtre admitted,
KSTINTHEl
Highest Premiura was
awarded to'jjij'ift- .'
' Olil State Mr;
NortaerOhloijipr '
i Ataer. InsUtate, N. l.j
Cincinnati Exposttlt
is ftposMeR j
St, Utiifklrt ' Ml'
Lonlslana t&tf$fff 'k
M;,isip?j
FOR BEING THE
BEST SEWtHG SUCHIHES.
and doing the largest and best
range or work. All other
. Machine in the Market
were In direct
COMPETITION ! !
t&'For Hemming, fell
ini,StitdMn Corfting,
Binding, Braiding.
Embroidering, Quitt
ing and Stitching fine
or heavy goods it is
unsurpassed m
Where we have no Agents
we will deliver a Machine
for the price named above,
at the nearest Bail Road
Station of Purchasers.
Needles for ail Sowing Ma
: ; cWnes for
't'i
Carriages
Wagons,
or iwtr ifmitioii,
ALBANY, Won,
MANUFACTURK TO ORDVR . .
and all styles of UKU1!" -T
Wagons, Carriagca, Hacka,
c., at its ruasonaWe mtm as the .. W
,S0n Ft,rr- '-'tn First and Second
Albttny, March 7S8P,D
MARBLE WORKS.
woxroeXstaiger,
Monuments, Obelisks, Tombs,
Head anil Foot Stonei,
Kxeentea in
California, Vermont and Itallaa
"till UIC.
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