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About The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1874)
FRIDAY.. MAUOUfl, 1H74. PATROXS OF HUSBANDRY ItKNKWKD OIH.IUATIONS. The details of frauds upon the peo ple, which are . being daily exposed m Washington, are absolutely sick-. priUKr. M ifi lfltpst,. find If noSBlble. f'llAI'r.Atv Anthnnv Kimuson. porvftlHi the most scandalous, is that of the i-vHJto, Wii. Wag. jjiuinuijjui -limy ill i uoijihluh .i,t. Omopm or (ho Nfnle Grange. Mahtbr l)nnrl Clnrlt, HRlom P. O. Hw:oktaky .1. II. NmlLh, Hurrlaburg. Ovkiwkkk Wm. Cyrus, Hclo. J.KCTiliiicH-pnrKr1 JIut'T, Dfivton. W. T. Hi bwahd-R I'. ulk Wnllsllurtr, w. T. T.adv Ahs:t 8TKAUi-A!re. Chloo Old, Wnlmlmrir, W. T. , Ono dav last week Senator Thnrman presented a petition from a number of the best known citizens of the city; charging fraud and mal-adminstration on the local authorities. Conklin and Sherman, leading lights in the administ Tition party, objected to hav ing the petition either read or print ed, and of course, carried their point; whereupon the petition was next day published in all the prominent Eas tern papers, with some of the proofs upon which it was based. The course of Senators Sherman arid Conklin only . promoted the publicity they , wished to prevent. Among the ex hibits is a letter from H. II. Stark weather, a member of the present 1 Congress, ono of the Committee on Appropriations to W.i 0. Hunting ton, Esq,, a member of .the King. "We- extract only a lino or two, the , rest is in keeping with this morceau: "I have been ro-nominated tor . Conress:,. shall bo compelled to upend more money than I am able. Can my friends aid mo without giv ing -publicity to it; it would put me under renevvod obligations to you. I wish this entirely epnfidential." ' . Starkweather was re-elected, was made Chairman of tho House Com mittee on the District of Columbia, ' and discharged the "renewed obliga tions" by conducting an investigation and making a whitewashing report in the interest of tho Ring. IJuring the Hilar, few vnnrn S1fi.()()f).nn of the 1e of the United States has beou Tn k a s tm T.n n. A. Wflrr-I, Turncr't Station. CKKiw-rMrH. Jnno ( yriiii, Win, Pomona Mrs. M. I'mwrf, HlH-dd. l'r,oiiA Mm. b. 0. Hflid, Mi:MtnuvlIo. Kxksjutive (Iommj.tkk Daniel (.'lark, Sa- pmi It. M. (Jiirnfv. Tun Mi iJiiuinflMcminl Orlpv Hiill. Waltfmir. W. T. : . A. Well' linen a Vlsla; Thou. M linker, HcUn A. B. llci ry, laiayoito; ii. ;, mil, junction, Ofllccrs ol tho Central Grange - . Association. Prfmitirnt W. V, Alexander, Vich, 1'hkii)K.vt JninoM Tatom. HKKitfcTAuy A. W. Ktanard. Tukahukkii 0. 1 Hurkhftrt. i Tuvhtkvm Frank Hlii'dd and F. Powell. 1atk-KkkJ'HH Kllrts l aiming. A hunt Ij, 0. Burkhart. Mods at Albany on the second Tuesday cacti month. peop. placed in tho hands of the Ring for sundry purposes.. In addition to in at, twelve, millions of uuiiai's aro annually disbursed for Bfilarica and other objects, the greater part of which is. paid by Congress. Mean while ws are informed that the public debt increaaes; that the revenue foils to moot the exponses of the govern ment, and the yocretary of the Trons tiry calls upon- Congress to give the thumb screw another txv'wt to squeez out of the people, by increas ed taxation, still greater huuih to be j in like mannor aquandered. tionoma Memocrat. ' DON'T UAIIKY A HTOKKtt. A writer in Good Wontn' tolls the following story of the difficulty some people meet with in endeavoring to Ioai a "religious life." Ayoung lady hod gone to visit a young couplo of tho bettor class of tho poor. They Jiaa no children. . ana tlie husband being a stoker on tho railway, they were above tho roach of waut Under those cireum stances it seem- ed to tho visitor that they nlight have , attended to their religious duties at least to the extent of going to church ' on Sundays, and she vontured to intimate as much to the young wo man, who was standing rather idly nt the door. "Will you please walk ' in till I- tihow you something?" was tho woman's answer; and site eon ducted her visitor to tho little kitch-1 . en, whore her husband sat by the fire. Ile'had just come homo for half an hour to have his tea, and was watching the kottlo with the nuwt : absorbing interest. . He was of courKO. in his working clothes, ami his face and hands woro of deep oily "black, aftor the manner of stokers. "Now,' ma'am." total 'tho woman. pointing to him, -"you 600 that thero man; that's my liUHbaiuL and I'm bound to do a part by him, ain't IV'J nu 1.. tit Ii 11. ; .'i .. . ouvviy, hiuu uio visitor, anxious to uphold the duties of matrimony. "Vory well, then; would you like to know hovr I pass my Sunuays? A washing off hoi Never a blessed oiio ment has he to wash himself through the wock, out early and late and half of tho night, too, and blacker nor any croW all the while. Well, on SundayH it is fitting and nropor that he sho.uld look like a Christian if ho saii, so he sots me to it, after we eats our breakfast, with a bucketful of Boap-suds and a Borubbing brush, and I rubs at him on and oil all day, till my nniu acho, und he ain't much better than h wor; and then after wo has our tea, ho says (o mo: "C01110, Hiilly, have another try thero's a bravo wonch," and I goes at him again, and sluices him down until you'd think a lorn nigger 'ud come out white; and if you'd believe me, ma'am, when I polishes him oft with a dry towol afore ho'goos to bed ' he's only a light brown after nil!" What was to be sjiid to such Btuhburu facts, especially when the irood Wo- , man finished with the unanswerable 'argument. "So you see, 'ma'am, those as wants to five religious, had joefci not marry a st-oucr. Oregon, Mnmlifleld Oranec. No. 1. Olaokamnn en. W. W, Davis, muNttr ; T, J. Matlock, nuo. ; Clacka- li i an. Kairlo CrpokGrantfp. No. 2. Clnnkamasro. Fnrliys. inaNTcr: Frank Vimtor. H.'C. : Jiarnancm Oak Point (irano, No. 8, 1'olkwt. J. W.Klrk land. triRfttcr : Jam en Domnnov. wc. i Dlxlf. Uiu'iia VluLa Uranifo, No. 4, J 'oik en. ,K, C. iiali, mawcr; I,, ai. linn, nuo. ; ituuna Vlnta. ' Monmouth Oraniro. Nri.fi. Polk 1. h M. finthT, maNtiTi , ec. ; Monmouth. oak i'Jain Gninno, Jt'o.fl, lilnnco. A. IU Price, mustiT; 'J'. J, Hliiok, sue. i Jlulfipy. 'J'nnf!f nt (JraiiK"i ho. 7, Mini en. E. K. Han- nltiff, i nastur ; A. lilnviiiK, m-c, iTanRcnt. Corlnthliin UraiiL't', No, ti, Linn co. W. Prlcif. iMHfttor: 0. Wahl. wo. : lubunon. Hhrdd Gmnirc, No. (", Linn oo. KrankShodd, mul?P ; W. ,W. Yant 1h. net", i Hlifdd. Urand I'rarii1, Grun-.!, No. H), Llnnco, W. P. AmJiT.ion, manor : :.. n. i-ry, kcc-j Aiunny. jlnrrlslnirtfUrHtiKy, No. if, L1ni)m. .John II. emit Ii, rnanli-r i Wm. it.l'urtiT, sc. ; llnrriounr; HnrhiKilfJil i iriniji'. No. ', liant) co. f Ki'fley, inuKU'niWeKicy Comegys, nc. ;Wirln UcJtl. w Phllomtith firan(j( Vn. 1U, Ilonton co. X. P, isvYwu, niasit-r; a, iv. irown, we; iorvaniH, H(HHW.rt'i-k (iranL"', No. 11. fn k co. Jaim II. MJIKt, tuanUit; WlU-y llolmun, kc. ; Uuuna lc-k flranjfn, No, 15, Hen ton eo. F. A, Wi'llH, miiMti'r; .' fc. Moor, mic, iOirvalim. Kxeflfilttf ijnitnri'. No. 10. Yanihlil co. W. L Biullh, immtiTiJ, Coo von, tmc. Dayton. Hiiluin (iriiMKc, No. 17, JtJarltm co. Uanlcl Ulnrk, nmftcr ;.olin ,MlnLo, n'C ; Halrin, 'I'm r mlt Oranjc". No, IS, Marlon co. H. J Wlfzi'l, rniist'Ti W. M. It lllrry, cc, j 'JnnuT. Hrownsvliic (inirtfjf, is. in, itun co. I.. Klc. iNiintcr: A. W. Htntuird. fl"C. ; HrownKV ll Houlli Hrownfivllln Hmuw, No. l, Llnu co, CiMiHolldtiu-d wiin itrmtiifivlUc- No, l, Lfiiancn (irmiK''. No. 21, Mini co, ft. A, Irvine, inniir : .1. It. Hmfth. ftrc. : l'tmnon. Knox Hutu Oraiii, No. rl. Mini co. Martin Miller, inrihtcr; Mllion liouslon, hi'C. ; AlUuiy, jiarmony unint, no. is, i.hiii co. r Powell, iniiftter; J.H, Powoll. HOC. : Albany. ilono (irane, No, it; Mum oo, (Ji;o, F, HliMMNoii. iniiMlur; J. Mllhird. tieo. : A uauv. Mono (irune, No. Polk co. J, M.llewlPy Ma.sLer: 11. Mu'J'linniondH. hvc: Iwlsvllle. Liberty Uranin', No. i, lino co, 11. N Hill. iMitrtter :J. ;..IeMiilnirs. Rec. : .unci Ion (Jlt KvcdIiIk HtarJranKi', No. 27, MlilLtirMnah co. JaeooJohnKon, matiujr; 11. I. Camp bull hoc, KhhI Porlliiiid, UniiKMiii Umnef. No. 21. Ponclas co. H. M, unrni-v, master ; W, it , OWfim. see, i llOHfburij Milton (imnirp. No. ai. UmiuUIIii '.an. It. M Drnm holler, iriantor ; T, K, Mcl.'oy, si-c. ; Milton Pi-rryiliiln (inuiit, No, iK, Honton co. tioo, CnineKVR, tniiNter;.). Krlxzoll, c, t Porrydalc, . Mc-Vilnlivlllo linuiL'", No, 111. Yamhill co, Alex, lteld. luanUirilJ, O. lJurliam. hcc: Mc Mlnnvlllo. LiiKavL-Lto flrantro. No. 82. Yamlilll co. ' A. l, Henry, nianU;r ; 11. L. lmpHon, buc. iLaFu- . .North Yamhill flrntiKo, No. ftt, Yamhill oo, It. K. LitM;hhM, iiiBuLcr j I). K. Wtewurt ice. NorWi Vumhlll. Wi'Nion UranK't, No. M, TTmnUIIa co. John n. Wlnto, nuiNl'T; 11. McAithur. eo. ; wofiton. Willi Horso (imiiK'S No. A tJinrttllla co. J, N. IVrkliiK, mauler ; 1). A. lttchurdii, ice, ; Wes ton, Nolo (Irani;, No, Ml, Linn co. T.1oMunItori, miiMor Ai. l . ItonI. hoc. : Ht'lo. Mantlatn drniiKo, No. H7, Linn co. wm. Cy run. iiuMttor i w. A. K Imtmv. neu. : Hcio. wiiwto oraiiKH, No. :J, wrnwo co. Itohprt M,v, MiiidS'rid, II, lltirni'lt., nee. ;'l'ho liallun. 'Jni Italloa llratiwn, No. all, wukco co. A. J. I)u In r, mahter ; l;. l.4, rerluim, oeo. ; 'llm Dull en, Molalla (VrsiMK", No, W, OlackainnN co. J. M, Noyer, rnitHt.-r;(!. IIowhpI, nee; re(jon City, DainniicuH 'rano, No. II, i!hH'ltiimiin oo. a. P, lrfe. miinter; N. Darllnu. veo.j Diimnsous. Jorditn Vallpy (iraMjro, No. 4J, Linn no, Jno. Ilrvunt, miiHier ; A. T. Alct.'Mlly, wit. ; Hoio. jMnellon t'llv OraiiL'o. No. 1.1. l.nno co. F. W. holH'MU, llHWtcri J, K llOllHUID, HUO. ( tlUHO- Uonniy. ....... All Onwl. ll.o.Ki.r IJr,i,.fTrt "Kn II T Inn m Intnay (iriilitroc, ninstur: H. W. JainoH, nee. -. Wolo. coon lllver Oraune, No. 4,'t, coon co, v. Lan- driilf, nmstitr ; ltoberl ltiiikt, nee. ; ooor Itlwr, NCMMOKINUM. No one hut a fool is always right A good mau is kinder to his en e mi oh tnau bad meu are to their fi-iouds. Honest ducks dip their heads under water to liquidate their little bills. Never turn, a blessing around to oe whether it has a dark aide to it. A photographer requested that his ign, "taken from life," should he hia epitaph. A niau may ho great by chance, hut never wise and good without taking pains for it. True polifeuess consists in being easy oneself and making everyone about you as easy as you caiu A Michigan newadoaler recently re ceived this order from a young lady: : "Sond me A Novel called buffalo hi! ! ana the tfuia duins." At a receut dinner of shoemakera ine loliowing toast was given: "May wo uuiuwu uio women m tue country to shoo and all tho men to boot." The Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Jour nal devil thinks it an ail-wine Provi dence that ordaiua that religous revi vals don't set in until after the stove pipes are all put up. They who in thoir ago approve of tlie career of their youth, have gener ally had the wisdom of age in their youth, End have generally the vivacity of youth iu their ago. "How f&at they build Louses oowT said II., (hey began 'hat building last "wei-k, and now they are putting in thei i'ius. "xos, answered lim friend, 'aud next week th will put in the livor." Ilfinnv Jlomn tlramro. No.4I.LInni. Juoob iNewniiui, iiitiKUT, cMJioi Juuai fjiiuiiy, wo. i jioiiitnoii. Union (Iramro. No. 47. Lann co. llvnuon Kui.vth, miiNter ; H, I,nnney, no. ..huictlon city. iuh'h l nliil u run no. io, 4n. Miirion oo, j Downlni lituBlL'r ; Z. U, Uovvnlinf, lea. i Hul llinlly. (incnvlllo (Iranco No. 40, Wanhlnjrton oo. ivnt. wiimom, iiiaHittri j. r. I'lorot), buo. j urotm Villa. OrloanHlmnjrn, No. fiO, Honton on. Jnmi Mrdoy, uiUNlur i win. Winning, m;c ; uorvallH. Union No. 'A limiiK", No, fil, Dour I an oo. A. A. MatltcwM, imiHter, looblnK Ulami if, (i. l-'look. nee. i 'fen Milt. . willnmetio Urnnu", Ko. hi, Ronton no. John ilm-rin, maKlor 1 1;, titaIu, eo. ; (lorvulll. Hyraoudd llranno, No. ftt, Linn co. ICoracn Farewell, maturi u, A. Mllkr, too. i MllUri MMttlon. HltiNliiw Uranpo, No. fW. T-uno no. I. H. oart wrlnht, inantor, cnrtwrlunti J. F. aiiiIm, luo.t HlMNlllW. iioyoia Oranptc, No, M, Iano oo. S. ft, Btoph cn s, muHtor, 1miik 'Iuiu ; J. T. l.hl, ioo, ; Wlui law. . , Fnirt'no lrannn, No. M, Iiano oo. jenno eox, tnantor; Nt. John HlilnntT, moo. ; Kuironu city. HiuhI KUItfu UranKo, No, 07, I. In a &). B. Ifloin, itniHter ; J. W, Mack. Moo, Albany. Orlonl duiMKO, No. M, l Ann oo. J, A. Oil monr, nuiHier ;.TaniCH Tumor, hoc, i Albany. Uoauburu Urunire, No. fill. I'omiiIbb oo. . II. O. CilbbM, masturi ltobort wuavur, mio.i Myrtlu UiirrtRO(lmnL'o. No. (U). Pnllt on. fltn. II. EIIitm, iMtiMlt-r i II. Alexiimler, hoc. i llothol. liitllaMliraiuie. Nn. 01. li 111 co. Hob L Clow. mtotlen 11. J. 1 1 nt men, Hco.i lallrti, Mirlnir a ev liraniie. No. UJ. I'o k co. D. (.IHisoti, inaxliTi W, A. llonry, (tec. ; oiila. ( ornellMM l Jrumre. No. ttt. wiiHluitulon . It. r, y), iiiaHier i win. Ueeven, ivi i t'ornellns. tiruiiilfi. No. I I. Iji'im f i. (inn. It. Pil.V, IMilMtiT ; A.. I. JnllliNon, Me(i, ('rcMWull. I'leasHiit U N ( rah tie. Nit. UV I.iiiik en. Jim. Parker, inuHU-r, I'lovcnlaU) i J, O, Multuuk. bcc, j kind's Valley (Irantrn, No. IW, Denton co. It. J, htnl( liituiti'i'i C. U. NcUon, nuo.: Klnu'N Valli-y. KiMet4invoJrftiiB, wimhlnplnn oo. Henry Iluxloa, maaturi 11, i'. Ikixtitn, teo. ( Foivl Urovc, riioKulium (Iranco, No. (is, Mnrlon oo. N. It. loiy. iMiiHtort W. W. H1"llier, e, i Jeirermm. Ijum-i iirantio, NolHt, Iiomkhii oo. L. Iiu- bn'k iMer; II. 14. Moliulh. Htarr'i It. llliihliuiil UraiiKO. No. 70, uiiekamim i, Ih vhl H riiit, mutiieri J. 1', lUnus, nu,i oruttuii city. Miillnotnah Uraniro, No, 71, Multnomah oo. .loh ti Moon, niantor; J. H. Nuwell, auo.t Kat I'oMlaiHl, Wont Union Jmnirc, No. 72, wnnhliiKton oo. M. A, HWouni, manU-rt liuviU Lcnux, vo, i llllNtjnro. i , I lit Inborn Ormiffo, No. 73, WmhhiRlnn wt. T. I). Humphrey, iiiiibier, Utllibumi W, U, 11. Alyortt, Mi'i'.i Kon'nHJmvp, iliiUi'vUUMiriuitfo, No. 71, Marlon oo. V, F. riiitieman, tfiaaUTi 1 X. Mathh'ii,ico.j llutto-, villo, roiliiKO drove (irnnifo, No. 7ft, I Mm oo. A. II. Hinuo, muMU'ri lliiii'li Kiiuk. mui cottaifo ctMirily (Jriiiurc. No. 7(1, 1.nno co. M, M'Mklnn, lliahler; l' SI. wtlkiim.Moc. i wlllmmrtlc K.irUH. Aifti'tttiraiitfis No, 77, llenton ou, Mulkoy tci nun, iimfin ri i, ti, ii, ciurr, ei Alaon, Ihc roUowlhrfllnnnroiiftrn not yd nnmlH'ril hy tho Bi'orttUry r tho National tJmito i 1'eorla Uriinini. Lin it iv H n liiti Mmut. Aintltn Wall oOi lVorla l-rntiH hi UruiiLV. I .a mo on (J a! Mllbii. maa. tori J K Klik, Meci Kranktln apato Uranuo. WiwiliUiLion co TUThomn- on. uiaslrr; V MHtoll.fceOi OaMun joins i HlrMllL'e. Uiiu'Iiiji A I omh n. tcr. oiunlla; J K lirain, xeo, Umtn' r it luiiib a UrtiniTf. uiivliliiut.iii wt T. brio, uiatiktr. llUUboroi F kiiMitlv. mm. tJlon- lion Vert on OrHlico. M'lmhlnirtnii ni TTiinkup. maMer, Hi'iivi'tlimj Juh McKhv, khm IVnlumi Oakland Uruniro. lkui-lita i,t K Mt.nii.Mia mutter, (iiikiumt ; K 11 I'inkKton,' Wilbur (MHlavlllo tiraiiiio. I, Inn co win uilmn. ma. tr i v v lUir. MHit HiMbtviiii rowcll'i alle) (inin, .Multnomah oo TK Wllllniin, maftlcri ti U Wlthlnatoii. ooi 1)W I'll' Valley WUairn Ornne, Marlon oo O w Otmlck. I uirtt r, llutttmnl; win lart, coe, WtHHltmni li'uvell I'm i rit lira nice, Marlon on w Miip- t"l'i """' . "" nrwiMHii, vj KM lent Nei-lyirnnc, rtiicknma oo John Hiibio. master; w w 11 Haiiion, -ci Nmly M litilte rn-'(c Urahue. t-lat-kaiitafl mi Kiitwth Hhlntior. liltuter. k M llaitniii. hwi Hmui rf.TMilnlla()raniro,t'laokwiniii jantoc Wn ne, nuiler;Mnliiuel Kimlo, -(' M la.t 'I lilin tliiNili'll l.rillllii'. 1.HIID 1 W It lllllur.1 i..-. U.'r;A K I'lttttTAuti, imh ; Kntfonu i'lt v A"lilaiuHimiK''. Jakiton m H H P Ihilck. innr.h r, UlHioru lliiHou, ANblari, rhtnty No I Inn i KM Kilcr, Um-ter; 1MI wuIimv; UarrUlainr MvMitiiWVtllti t.n.ii-.. 1 ,,.tlll. An k t il . JtiM, UtM.-f; J II lUlev. ftou: M,.,l,wvlll,. Alia tiruiijrn, tummin oo jmnib rif. iu4.r ; KilhHin.itv; I'ilw U.Hk renUleltm t.nuiKO, CiniiMilH oi TU Blory mat.r.J ll.Nhiir.tii, v . renakton Mily inoi... rniKiin.k x i u rku ! U)iinr; wr Myeri.tiv , II, ,.,,,,,., j lutl. m (Jrmtuf, Amiiillm f) nri.,.h n Ml P-14 X. A I'HlKTjJ i J I- WMi.-k(.MliWvnH'hoUl, IflO wNhln1wi r?ifi Wahiutrt.n on Jum Pll, niM.ler; J g litisf lu, ww; H,!,lb-u. iw.h r j.mn.l.mn o. mi I'liii ma I'rjKU Mum, c.imwfunUvliiw Mill Creole (irantrc, Yamhill co B n Dran. Mini, miiBwr, nncrman ; i ji jvi im.ne ; Klkhorn McKenslnfiraiiKe, Lanoco OHHarnmemloy innnbui, wvniuwi, wuuiWb,HVi Boring' flold Amlly Oranjro, Yamhill o jj Hemdonon, mant;r : f H Hawyer, eo ; Am tty Willamette tmnt;t Yamntll o Henry Hewctt, inaatcr ; Potcr UarendroKt, met whettt- JackRonvllla Grange, Jackson co Enoch Walker, manter: It A Mtflor, roc; jacknonvllle rnriruiiKum unui(fHt nuininirton co Ii A jTirinter, niBHwr; juraci Wltnyoomb, KC UHlNboro PhfOnlX (Imnirc. lACkKOn IV I TTxrHn m (on W r llcrrin HeciPhamlJc Waflhington and Idaho Terrlto- Waiwburir Grarttte. WnTlAWAiin or. n t uiun, ifi.iairi ; yi, iiriHirjjs, Mliv. J WaiMUUrif. jfayufii t.rango, walluwalla co. . ieo. W. Miller, master; O. C. Whito. wc.: Davton. liluo Mountain (jranuo, WaMawalUi co. W. M. Hhelton, master; A. F. Cate, sue.: Walla walla. Walla Walla Grange, Wallawallaco. Frank ShfclU)n, master; Jamoa tSlmontou, KO,: Wal la walla, Dixie Grange, Wallawalla co.' J. DomarJi, maflter; w. L. McKcrn, w:c. j Wallawalla. Harmony fining, Wallawalla co. James DonaldHop, master ; C. F. Pharr, aea ; Dayton. BattiD Creek Orange, Wallawalla co. J. 1 Flowers, inartiTj Wm.Ayroii, nee.; Dayton, French Town Grange, Wallawalla co. F. Ioudeji, master ; Mrs. M. K Louden, sec, : Wal lawalla. Olympla Grange, Thurston co. ' E. L. Bmltb, manWr ; A. A. Manning, sec. ; Olympla. wuwarnish Grange, King co. Jukus Horton, master i J. H. 'J'ltus, sec. ; Heattle. White Itlvcr Grange, King co. C. W. Lawton. mastfir ; W, H. Row, sec. ; White Itlver. Monteflano Grange, Onehalls co. J, Brady, mastr ; C. N. Hylcs, sec. ; Hatsop. Union Grange, Wallawalla &. Levi Oliver, master: Geo. Greer, sec. Davton. Pataha Grange, Wallawalla oo. Jams L. ouuiMiH, manvr; r, jneuriany, soo. ; Lfayton. Kxcelslor Grange. Whitman co. B. P. Gllll. laml, master ; A. II, Gordon, sec. : Colfax. Noz Perce Orange, Ness Perco, Idaho. J. H. Irvine, master; If. (7. Hasiow, sec; Pine Creek rionoerurange, wnitrnan co. 11. Hunuldinor. mnntor; L. M. Itlnger. sec. : Colfax. Pine Grove (iranire. Wfillnwdllu en. V.-rriol Snuiulors, master t L. lllnln, sec; Pino Grove. Paradise Orange, Ne lerce co., Idaho. J. K. Howard, iniuter: J. A. Kinrv ft lJiiniilu Valley. L'loiirdo Aleno Grnnge, Whitman co James iwooks, masii-r; r. KnlL'iit, sec. : t;i)lfax. the aoove lint is Drobably Incorrect In soma particulars, owing to the fact that the Hecrota rlosol some of tho Granites have neglected Ut report changes made by the election which took place In December, 1873. If tho Masters or neiT"irjcs will report any iniceuracles they may see In tho list It will be corrected at ouca. i ours truiy, J. II. RMTTIL Hec'yof Oregon Wtate Orange,, p. of II. - JOB PRINTING. ADVERTISEMENTS. GO TO THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT r-t BEE-HIVE STORE ADVERTISEMENTS. 8 AN I'RAJI'ClSt'O FURNITURE ST.ORE SEW GOODS Ann EEDUCED PRICES CO. E. BOOK AND JOB ADVERTISEMENTS. J. B. TITUS, CHAS. BOURQARDES. THUS, BOUHGARDES CO., Hit, ALBANY, OREGON, GROCEBIES, PHOYISIONS, AOTIO., ETC., CHEAP TOR CASH! couiIitry rnonicc BOUGHT OB MERCHANDISE OK CASH! THIS IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN ALBANY 07"ParHOfl trill nlwuvn rin Wfll in ra nnrl HP for themselves before bonsupaating tbir trades' v8n3utf. First St., Albany. THIS OFFIOR HAVING RKCKIVED A complete stock of new tvrw. Is now rondv bum uuv, on Biurv nuuue, an Jtinos 91 gener- Tags,. EUREKA I ! THE PLACE TO GO TOR TOUR TURNOUTS ! MONTGOMERY & GORE'S LIVERY STABLE D. WHITLOW. & Importer, and Dealer, in FURNITUKE! Flnt St., 8 doors below Conner'. Bank, ALBANY, OREGON, Keep, oonitantly on hand for tale JSlack Walnut Parlor and Chamber Sets! Painted Chamber Seta! Dining Room Far niton Eitchen Fnrnitnre of All Hindi! SOFAS, . Bl'Hi.NO MATRERSE9, PULU 4 EUBKKA BEDS, TABI.KS, BlilWTEADS, STANDS. BUKKAIJH, WHATNOTS, . WUCKETS, BOOK CARES, SECRETARIES, Sit,. ETC. UPHOLSTERING In all its branches. Orders filled with prompt- utM auu uispaicn. COFFINS MADE TO ORDER ! Repairing and JHannfk(arIng Uoae to Order. aT'AU our work w&rranted'TOI ' Give ni an Early Call and Examine . enr Stock. 7"Oood8 delivered to any nnrt of tho clty.a f, C. HARPER & CO., DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE!! FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE! DEALERS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, - JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, DIAMOND SPECTACLES ALSQ. PISTOLS AM CARTRIDGES. SINGER SEWING MACHINES, And all kinds of Eewimg Machine Needles niankn, -KEEPS THE FASTEST HOUSES Ball Tickctt, Letter Ilcadg, AND THE Label, HANDSOMEST BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES ThOV takP Stinclal nalnR In Itpon iwervthlntrin the hfst repair and lunilsh tlio most complete atfuf action to customers, lteme inhrr all thin wnen you want a runt, or a comfortable, or safertdfi. MUNTUOMEKY A OOHE, Lor. Second and Washington Sta., Albany. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, Sold and ' Work Warranted. Sont Nextdnnrtrt Hill'. Tli-nw Rtnrn tn ink. ttr". old HtanU, Allmtiy, orfftun. vnr. 'i'l'l'UM. UUUItUAHDES A CO. JAMES L. COWAIV, (i'cctio or A. cowa a oo.) LEBANON, OIIEGO N DBALGK IN " GEIVERAL MERC Hilt DISC! WILL KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL STOCK -or OOO ID SI GROCERIES Bood and Shoes t ' All For Pn! at tb Lowo.t Frloai for CAS II I'HOmiCR. All Ii.r.un. owln. A. Cnwkn A Pa. Ann ..Mia by oullniir un at. at LuDRnon. . Y7u24lf. JAMES L. COWAN, Brief, Posters, Cards,. Pamphlets, Legal Blanks, Visiting Cards, GOOD NEWS IN LEBANON. 1 MONTAGUE & MoCALLEY Have Just received and opened out a MAMMOTH STOCK OF '" GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 1 CONSISTING OJ" DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE. ETC., tho whole enmprlMng one of the choicest retail stores In Orejjnri, 1 nny expect to win public favor and public 1 uuu runsuiiuuit! prices 01 COOllS. MUX TU K A MCCALLEY. Lebanon, Oct. 18, 1S73. vOnlutf Checks, Dodger, and ovary kind of TWtoriPrenn printing at rate DRILLS PLOWS Having a largo lot of the cclobratrd . STATESMAN FOROE FEED GHArfcT DBILL8, direct from tho fnetnry, 1 en onr better !n duoeinenta to farmers than over, AlitO THS PA0IFI0 DOUBLE SHAKE FAN MILL, for grading wheat, cleaning flax, oto., PLOWS, OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS, rEED CUTTERS, WAGONS, and a variety nf other manhltiprv. ThoHti In want of mteh urtieli'n will nrttt It to Ih.'lr adviintniVf to on Hut my UlaoUmlth Hhop, eorimr of Kiul ami Kllwitrlh Btrvil, (oppih tili'r fruiu aUlntaucti ninriily attended to, Ilartng Juit reeelvod a LARGE STOCK OF CARDS, of nil t.vn and varieties, from New York, we cnii now turn out work of that kind In any WAGON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY peters A. sii:ui:e, AsiirAcinHina or CAKHIAOE8, Hacks mid Wagons , OF KVKHV DKSCUU'TIOS, rrj SC., brt. 'ira and derond, ALBANY, OREGON. (1 A R.BIA0K3, HACKS AND WA00N8 J of alt 8t.vl. Muur.vturil to Orlor, at .. rm.onabl. rat.. .. III. iu. ul good m.tortal ana Brvt'OlM. wora wilt u.tify. KEIMlRlAu or ALL KIXDS Ntlj aail Mwlllloil; dona, at low HatM. Albany Mv . 1SU. uiit Wa rail th Mpcolal attention of tha ladle. to our now atyle of VISITING CARDS. A large rtoek of the new-slie tho "Intent apv nv" has Jtmt been itwlved. at tiila ntrlM ah.) nn now bolng worketl up In the Intent it vie of thart. Any person wiahhtK anythliift In this ttne Ii reqiM'Nted to eall and e.amlue ipecl inen and learn our urloei. THE PARKER GUN. A' The now and well-arranged wareliouso of with improved eteanlnff aparatus of ample ca pacity, is now prepared to receive gram lor t,ne . HARVEST OF 1873, Farmers wishing to STORE OR SELL WHEAT will find It to their advantage to see me before selling elsewhere. All will be furniihod lacki w uiuvu wviw grain uy caning on me. 'me HIGHEST CASU PRICE will be paid for wheat at all time.. an old citizen of A than v. of prllont. hmlnu tjualincatlons, hataki'n charge of the wa- u.hioc aim iii siirrinu'nu me receiving and Albany, July 23, 1873. noOtf. EMPIRE BAKERY -AND jSCND STAMP FOR CIRCULAR PARKER BRO'S WEST MERIDEN.CT. ARCHITfCTURALANO MECHANICAL. kri jii.ien Gilbert, Architect! to tha Board of Capitol Commissioner!. PATENT OITIOE DEA WINGS, ETO in Creo'i ttu tiding, Portland, Oregon. I vitnlltl'. PROVISION STORE JOIIIV SCIIMI2EK, Cor. First A Ellsworth Sts. Albany, Or., Koeni oonitantly on band a eomnl.ta as.ort- UlUIIb UI Groceries and Vegetables! French and Fancy Candies! Wines and Canned Fruits I Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco And everything .lie to be found in a dr.t elan Retail Family Gruoery and Notion E.tabliah inent. "Lire and lot live." 1. ai motln. nH shall bo the aim of my manner of dealing with uuBiuuirro. v.U BUU .fl. D. v7n27yl. JOHN BCHMEEK, Embracing the most FASHIONABLE STYLES OF DRESS GOODS, CONSISTING IN PABT OF FINE SILKS, ENGLISH VELOURS Altai UUttUSAL HaVU 1JI THE NEW COLORS, ALPACAS, PLAIDS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, LACE COLLARS, EMBROID'RY, SILK FRINGES, - ' GLAIPS, . - LACES, s ' ' CLOTHING, FANCY NOTIONS, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING -AND FttBNISHINGi OOtS! f . f ' S? s Jl 9 S S r CO U L J 3jg" i a. & " o '.a S 5 , 1 a. t WILLAMETTE . TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. FROM AND AFTER DATB UNTIL FUR ther notice, the ComnanT will dlinateh . boat from Albany to Cervallil on TUESDAY and FRIDAY of eaeb week. Also will dispatch a boat from Albany for Portland and intermediate nlaees on .am. da... leaving Comstock Co', wharf. Fare at reduced ratel. J. D. BILKS. Dee. 16, 1871. Agent. We also erp on hand a large cuanUtr of LEGAL BLANKS WEBFOOT MARKET. W. II. Ci KAIttl ART, Proprilr. HAVr-() rKKMANKNTt.Y l.(WATKD IN AlttllV. Ill l h,.tlt-. tuill.li,,.. .... M.u lu-r ofKlmi auu HnwdHibiu MrtH'M, I will b. luiiyliiuiiiiinAlatiiall luy ld rutloini-ni niij a. iimuy ni'vv mm an may iu lo tv a 0"H. I will kr alt km. .,( eUoio uuiu- tw.'f, tuulUMI, vial, d Uuiinaa. - l.u. j I. comUBTmo or WARRANTY DEEDS, , QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, " MORTGAGES, ETC., ETC., whk-iilllbMchori.' Any kind of Ivt IllMiik. mit on liauil will he printed In a work nianli. wattavroa ahort aoUoa, 5,000 BUSHELS OF EXTRA CLEAN SEED TO FURNISH CONTRACTORS FOR THE SPRING OF 1874! s READ WHAT THE FARMERS SAY i Bkownsville, Linn Co., Oon.,Nov. 19, 1873. I, J. 15. Henderson, do hereby certify that from 77 acres of and sown to Falx in the spring of '1873. I received Itfiftl bushels ot seed. Average per acre, 21 4-7 bushels. aisneti . J.U. llESDFHanw. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 19th dnv of Nmn. 1 .O-O ' v . Justice of tjie Peace. State of Okkgon, ) County of Lane. J I lieredy eertity that from 4-t acres of bind sown t,-. FW tho sjiring of 1873 I received 1018 bushels of seed, machine uieasuiv, -iivriitge per acrtf, 2o 0-4-i UUSliels. , "i 'Su:HlJ 4 James Shelling. bubscribtnl and sworn to before me, this 29th day of Novem ber, 1873. James F. Bkown, Notary Public, Brownsville, Linn Co., Og'n, ) , ' . a , v. 20, 1873. j 1, lvoneix flioniffomon', no Jiereby certify that, from 17 uuuwuun.iiu ,u mo sjinng 01 i&iU, I reewved 018 bushels, of seed, machine measure. Average per acre. 1 - 1 9FF1CK 4-7 bushels. f Signed 1 Robert Subscrik'd and sworn to before me, this 20th day of JS'ovem-bcrls"3- E. Thompson. JllStiw flf tllB Pcim The l.ct Crop for rhanee ot Laml n, ui.. . Uqii.il to iiiiimrr-l'.iilow lor IVIieat, is the Te tiinoiiy of nil the t l.i-Ilai-r im the Stat PKICE, TI1KKK CENTS PEH R)UNI). rrwL . , . struetums reganliucr the preparation of the soil, amount sown to the acre, . c furnisheil tree to all applicants. Address, Pioseer IS tmim BSICI HOfl, Covpasv, Salem, Oregon, or, Ajlbaxv Farmkjjs Company u4WT, okkqow. ' ..AJbay .Oregon. n20m3; HATS AND CAPS, ' ' UOO'l'S ANI SHOES, . , WALL PAPER, ' . PICTURE CORD, ' TASSELS, - 1 MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES, BROCHE SHAWLS, -MISSION SHAWLS, LADIE'S FURS, ' CASSIMERE, TiT A Vfl'TO CfflLDREN'S FURS, DOMESTIC GOODS, , CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, POCKET CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, WOOD-WARE, WILLOW WARE, GROCERIES, TOBACCOS,v FLANNELS, HOSIERY, ALSOTHF, CELEBRATED BREECH-LOADING LAHirJATED STEEL SHOT CUfJS PLAIN SHOT GUNS, . SHOT BELTS, " SHOT POUCIffiS, . " ' , POWDER, SHOT, , . CAPS, .. . powder flasks; , GUN WADS. We will pay the highest Market runs I DRESSED AND UNDRESSED DEER SKINS, , COW HIDES, ETC. PurchasiipWi,:" auu araiIe our rtockbefow - O " uvj