The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, July 27, 1878, Image 4

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    AXXABKI. lcc
It m many and many years ajo,
In a kinplom by the to,
That a tssaden there lived whom you may know
this maiden the Urol with no other ukhijui
Than to lore and be loved by me.
I wis a chQd ami the vra a cMU,
In thU kingdom by the eea; ,
But sr loved vrfth a love that was more than lore,
I and my Annabel Le , , ,
With a love tint the wiajod paraphs cT baavra
Coveted ter and m.
And thU u the reason that, loo; affo.
In thU Linsdom hv the mi.
A nind blew out of a cloud, chRr.y
Sly beautiful Annabel Lev
Bothat her hlch-bora hint-man uam
And bore her away from me.
To shut her up in a sepulchr
In this Luwom oy uie sea.
The anscls not half to hpy In hoaven.
Went envyinc her and roe.
Yea, that was the reason (a all men know.
In this kincdom by the sot)
That the wind came out of the cloud by nlfht,
rynin- and Villinc my Annabel Lee.
But oar love was stronr by far than the love
Of thove w ho were older than w
Of many far wiser than we;
And neither the aiccls in heaven above,
Nor the demon down tinder the tea.
Can ever dissever my toul from the soul
Of the beautiful Annabel Lee.
For the moon never beami without brining me dreams
Of the beautiful Annabel Lee;
And the start never rise but I feel the bright eye
Of the beautiful Annabel Lee;
And so all the niht-tide I lie down by the side
Of mv darkn? my darling my Kit and my bride.
Id the sepulchre there bj the sea.
Ik h-rtomb bv the soundkij met. EdjarA. roe.
THE GEEJLT BAllKAT FREETILLE.
Thev "were 201ns to have
bazar in
deal of
that town. There was a
"ood
distress among the poor, for
the panic
came, ana nara times came, uiu mc
manufacturers failed, and those who did
not reduced their working force, and a
gu-al many operatives were out of em
ploy, and were wanting help. Economy
and retrenchment were the order of the
day. The iadies some of them did their
own sewing. Some did with but one
servant, some did without any. They
kept their daughters out of school to
retrench school expenses, and the aca
demy dismissed one teacher with an
invalid mother. The ladies who kept
house managed very closely indeed, and
deserved much credit. Mrs. Millyun
concluded not to buv the ten-dollar silk
, 1 . . 1 1
she longed for, and took one for four.
Even more, she got a friend to smuggle
it from Europe and it cost even less.
Everybody said: "What a good ex
ample Mrs Millyun sets us ! There it
is not at all necessary, only it makes it
easier for us to "do it who are obliged to
doit"
But Mrs. Jones, the dress-maker,
missed the patronage of Mrs. Millyun,
and thought that her work, which had
always been good enough before, was
good enough now. But there was no
use of keeping so many hands if she
was not going to have the best custom,
and all of it too. So two of her sewing
girls were laid off weeks before the
usual dull season ; and even then it was
not easy, with her sick husband and
Tfimp. little boy, to bring profits up to
the expense account, let alone saving
anything.
Then Judge Rochester set an example
of economy. His barn needed repairs;
although material was low and labor
plentv, it was no time to have extra ex
penses ; so he let it go. So poor Buff
tale's little boy had no overcoat, and
stayed out of school. .It soon became
obvious that something would-have to be
done for the poor to keep the wolf from
their doors, and "the bazar" was the
talk of everybody. The tender glow of
benevolence pervaded society. Judge
Rochester gave fifty dollars, with a warm
feeling that done him credit. Mrs.
Mill run gave a hundred toward paying
expenses of getting it up; and so on
through society.
The young" ladies worked early and
late over fancy-work and the pretty cos
tumes in which they were to appear at
the bazar. The wisest economy was
practiced. Everybody did everything
for themselves that could be done by
unprofessional hands ; and when neces
sity called in skillful labor, it was
always expected it was a "Charity."
Sometimes the employes grumbled, but
d&ied not offend rich patrons ; and so
they did it, even though grudgingly.
"What a blessed thing it is," said Mrs.
George Allen, her fine eyes suffused
with moisture, "that we are getting tin
so well with the bazar! Everybody
seems so willing. Thus, 3Irs Johnson
finds time to help us, even with her
seven children ; and Mrs. Trilobite has
lent us her grandmother's brocade for
our "Marie Antoinette f and Mrs. Mill
vun has given so much to bear our ex
penses. We shall not be obliged to hire
anything done scarcely."
"Humph r said Miss Mary Bryant,
SJ1U Kju iuia. yrajG iuiui o biiiip met
ter, and hA five thousand a year of her
own and no question asked. As I said
before, "Humph," said Mary Bryant
"Who makes the coffee this yearf she
asked.
"Oh, we are going to do that ourselves
Mrs. O'Lay asked us two dollars a
night, and we are going to save that,
and Sirs. Brown said she would do it"
"111 see to the coffee," said Miss Mary
Bryant, dryly.
"What J you make coffeel What did
you say about cooking, yesterday T
"Not at alL I'm going to pay U"
OXay two dollars a nigbtr for coffee and
, -trsj- 1 r
fryinc oysters. Her husband is out of
work, and she has six children. For
he four aight of the bazar it will be
quite a lift, asd she will come in at the
deafij. and help clear up."
"WU of course if you pay out of
your owi. pocket, it's nobody's business
bet the IvtUef Society won't pay my
bills."
"Generally speaVdng, 1 pay my own,"
said Miss Bryant "What ire tho girls go
ing to make this afternoon when they
come here V
"Dress dolls. There iaa great demand
on dolls, if you understand it If you
dress them cheaply and showily, and
sew on clothes, you more tliau quadru
ple the cost in the profit Don't you
seer
"I understand. I wan sacrificed to
such dolls in my childhood. Flimsy
tartalan and spangles, and to cut a stitch
-was to sacrifice a whole wardrobe. And
the doll had pa raothing to speak of dur
ing the -rTt"f her natural existence.
Do these voanirladie propose to immo
late the juveniles also on the alter of
economy f
'What a queer girl you are i X don t
taw what you mean Ui po
tthey
UtSlA
want to mike all thoy can for the barar. to
But here como the first of them, wliilc
we" are talking, and here is" Mrs. John
son's man with the dolls in a clothes
basket!" In truth, it was a pretty, a kindly
sight to sco the girls satin-red together
in Mrs. Allen's pretty rooms. Girls are
so pretty in thomselves that it don't mat
ter what they do; they are always the
nicest of all tilings to look at But to
dav they meant bubiuess. Ti,en were
bright, experienced ones that cut, aad
industrious ones who sewed, and igno
rant ones who botched, and iiH onus
who shirked, and busy-bodies who in
sjH?cted but did not work, as always in
such affairs.
Miss Brvaiit came in while they wero
the busiest, with her walking dross on,
and the brishtoot of s tinier; on her faea.
"Well, girls, how many have 1 got to
dress r
"Just as many as you please. Tlioru s
a hundred here, and each of us can dress
one nicolv this afternoon." said ono of
the "iris.
Tltat's onlv tweutv. Well, 111 dress
fiftv."
"Fiftv dolls! Ok Miss Bryant, ye
are too good!" and a bwzx f approbation
ran through the otroie.
"Xo, I'm not Fiftv dolls isn't nmeh
to dress for one's Ueedmjr country. Soieet
fifty of the prettiest and Inrgust Put
them into the basket, and 111 ali for
them in an hour or so." Ad Miss
Brvant walked o
The carriage was at the door al Mmk
Brvant drove away in it. She drove
long way up Wa.hutgtoi tfrrtit, ad gut
out at a" droll little shs kept by an oW
lady in her front jiarlor a lattMty little
old lady in a fall border! mp.
It old have done ywsrbwrt good
to haw seen Miss Brvaai tajwUe vr
the little pile of goods that Wl kin on
the shelves so km
Mwe of them, that j
Jt worn. Itut there
thev were onite soli worn. But tkere
were remnants of silk of bright colors,
of bobbinet fee, illnsjon, edgings, Sum
mer silks in little checks, and s-aall rem
nants of lining silks; bright merinos aad
wool delaines, balls of narrow ribbo&,
odds and ends of all sorts and kind.
The shelves looked qwite bare when
Miss Bryant jud the bH, and the face
of the little old kdv grew lovely to be
hold. "How comes on the Wwtor, Mrs.
Hazard T" asked Miss Bryant
"Pretty bad, pretty bad. Yon ftt,
I'd rented nty npjwr room to Nfly
Moore and her mother. And how khe
out of work, owing to Mrs. Jones dis
missing her extra belts on account of the
hard times, and I exct theyH have to
move, and then what I"H de to pay the
rant mzzles me."
"11! jnst step np there," said Miss
Bryant, jnst as if that was not what sW
had intended to do.
"So, Ndlv." said Miss Brvant, "y
are not going to be s hwy a iorBterU
for a while. I'm ever so glad, for it
helps me out of an omharrasazaent
I've got fifty-doMs to dross fertile basnr.
Of coarse I'm not h silly as to do it
myself! Here's the material to dress
them. Can yon do ill"
"lit two weeks yes, if mother witt
help on the plain things. It's aM hand
work mostly, and takes time."
"Well, they are of all sizes; some of
them very handsome; some of them
small and easy to dress. Xow they
must be benesUv dressed, at leaxt all the
larger ones, with the clothes to come off
and put on, just as little girls love them
best; and if yon cannot de it at all, tei!
me. Let Catherine Waters do np the
clothes that need it she k out of work,
too and tell her to send me the btH."
"WelL its hard enough on her," teid
Nelly, "but Mrs. Rochester savs that
they cannot afford a laundress tins Win
ter, and keep a cook ta."
"Humph!" said Mi Brvant "III
brine vou round the dolk bufore dark."
When Mis Brvant came back to Mrs.
Allen's she ielt for a inmate as if she
had missed her way and got into a bee
hive there was such a busy hum.
"I'm sure J try to be economical," said
one young lady, a teacher of musie. "I
save a dollar a week washing handker
chiefs and collars, and that's what I'm
going to give to the bazar, I feel as if
I had earned it almost"
:And the bazar is to help the poor!"
said Miss Bryant with that odd smile of
hers.
"Of course."
''What kind of a woman is vour wash-
erwomanr
Oh, she's a" verv respectable vroman,
I assure you."
"Like to come on the Relief Society,
this "Winter T'
"Certainly not, if she can help it. But
she may for all that."
your, my dear girl," said Miss Bry
ant, vith her dazzling smile, "don't you
think that dollar a -week that you save,
at I sun sure some inconvenience to
yourself, and I am equally certain some
annoyance to your landlady, would help
the Relief Society more by keeping your
washerwoman beyond the need of its
help, by giving her honest pay for the
only part of her work on which she
I t . A al A A. ia IA a1.
makes any profit, than to put it into the
soup-house fund to help you don't know
who, or how needy or deserving they
really arc! Don't you see you take
honest bread to give to possible im
posters V
"But, Miss Bryant, don't you approve
of the bazar Don't you think the soup
house is a good thing!"
"Yes, the strikers, think so, feeling
sure that their families will lie helped
while they help to ruin their employers.
The frontier towns think so when they
liave foreign invasions of needy adven
turers. One who has depended on the
soup house will depend on it again; and
you do much to encourage vice and idle
mcss. No, girls! Have your bazar.
Enjoy yourselves, make yourselves pretty
and have your good time. God bless
you all ; Uut while you are doing it
uon t uiKcuaige the music teacher and
teach the little sisters if you can afford
to py her, for she has a mother to sup
port, or somebody e1e; nor do unsuit
able work and make yourself ill. when
the fee forgone doctor's visit would he a
godsend tosgme xor woman glad of the
job. It you ury rich enough, to foe gen
lproui, you caabc honest and help others
to. If you cconomiie, try to do it all
yourself, don't crowd auothers place.
Don t try to tuicli ami take uio piacu 01
a poorer girl, who could do it better,
and who lives 011 it, while you only buy
ribbons with the money.
"But the example
"Fudge! as Burchull says. People
who are needy don't want your example;
they want your place, l our room in
the army of teachers is far letter than.
your company. Now there is a large
clohs of x.ope bom and bred to better
days who will grow very cold and feci
von hnngrv anu uover toll anvuouv,
who will always be decent and pinched
and patient and 1 hold it is the 1
of good (.ThmtiaiMi to lieiit tkeae, and
help them with houot pay for homwt
work, and with MKrh timely help deli
cately oieml, as will confirm them in
their own mm! respect
Thw wa quite a s-kwcm for Mhm llry-
ant But the result was seed; ter al
though not nearly so many itvos "do
nated" work or articles, ot wore akrd
to do so, m much was am1 out for such
e&oes that tlstsre were not m von- inany
poer folks to help thet Winter, for Frve-
ville is onlv a small iriace, alter alL
And the young folks bad a glorious
good time, ami will talk of it for yean
to come.
Failures of Crrat iltn.
Brother Gaidner, of the Umokila
Club, Delwit rwlitlv made the ftjuW
in- remarks in introducing ('nsitesshot
SnewbaN. 1.1. IX. of TusoiMlsta, Ala.:
"Gem'len. tli4inruihtd ixc h-ck
turer, Ikmim? ainter, fihssofer and aboe- '
maker am amove heah on hta way to 1
Montreal, where hajsm gwine to all a
fiiXlas ongage-wewt lie waa received
at de depot in due form; he bee bin
lteehod heah in regJar order, an' at my
mmi 1 tJai-fai kassi WvriU now slsJiLsr
4 'intA Mtss of which am
..t i. . t . m
lr 1 suura ww ui uaa nc.
After the apylanfe had Msbsidad the
guntieman came fera-nrd with a bail on
hk neck and a broad smite on hk face,
and l igsui:
"Press, I am Wo' you on hs ocm-
to iniate a few w isieioni remarks
-" - - - 4m liim J a! ksalorr.
Vou hev all heard oi Seenea. He a
a great man. He wore No. 10 butea,
earned a salver Isaecy Wax, an' he wiped
hk nee sm a handfcerciaief wid sun
printed on de ce'neH. He adrkod de
world; he madu rules for ftoetety. he
whee(tfd np tUsMophy ttH dtp folks bed de
nightmare in de dayttane. Yit, my dW
freaa, Secnsiea didn't invent de Ions?
weL de psrden apade, de
elodseafdn, which toon's batween k
tramp and de Isanti m ue Mnoue nouee.
He war a dead famre.
ApplauM, dming which Waydenr
Bebee bit hk umcne.)
"An dar vat Napoioon de fat," eon
tinned the fawavker. "He killed of
heaps o' men, made tioubh for Into o'
iiaiidiuii , hmrned de wrid hava- tm
shnqen a lead pencil wid aa old oaae
knife, an' but he if piu-d right dur.
He didn't invent de peach baaiei whioh
km be made to hole eight quart or nJr
tw, jkt a de teach man sarihes a cus
tomer. He didn't invent doze fenus, int
bransiy bottles which kin be car ed in de
pocket widout iktou. He dkm't
build de fuat ice hone, turn de fut ww
miil, nor put np de fwt sign of Sample
Hooum' on de door of a low dewa sfive.
Onto was a great man. De hotel folk,
cut down de price of board tor hkn, he
got hk skirt washed for tea per cent
off, and when he went up to see de rncea
h wnti pouted s dat he could bet on de
winnin' hoM. An' yet dat man Onto
couldn't mend a dg hole in de fence; he
conhin t sharpen aa ax; he couldn t
down a earnet aa' he never voted
once on lexwhun day. Shnkecpeare writ
boeka, but he couldn't cord up a bed,
nor oil up a deck, nor splice a rope.
De world hez known of a doeen odder
great men de world hez wkneawd deir
faourea. What am de moral! What
am de leewonl It am thk: Beat' great
am simply tiffin out dose. Rein m
dttrious itMseverin' an' pawhient am
what suU poetry ea de tbmlwTaw' an
mem Yy in de uldic heart"
After the neaal appmuse aeeorded to
aM eminent men, Brother Gardner mm!:
Wo wiH now inaiet homewarda.
Keep de ba'r short, deeyea ojn, tie ears
up whar natare growetl em, an time ww
give as de best seaia ia the perkav
circle."
Sharif's Improved Siwrtitie Rislw,
ono thswwttd (1000) yards range, msing
GevarsBsent Oftrtrnifrtj, cstnbre Aa, with
deahle trrsrw-s. KosjihI harral $35,
OcUsssm barrel $12 MX. Safaai gaa
made; large ootaigBBint juat reatvel
at Wta. Beck & Son, P&rtland, Oregon.
The old firra of Xortbrap k Thowp
son, of Portland, has diioJvol. 31 r.
Tliomisofi has ivmoved to California,
and Mr. K. J. North rup continHM bast
ncss exclusively in AVagon Material,
Hardwooil, Luinlscr, etc., at his new
store, corner of Firt and Main KireatA,
METZGEU'S GLUE IS THE BEST.
iwrrLAND cure factort.
Don't TucsT a Yaluaiie 'W.itcii
To loeasarcteat Vanlt far refnin, bat sctsi It to U C
llceriebaca A Co., I'urtUl, Ortcaa,
HEAP LAM.-1H ACMES OS THE IIAHMS
brkJre maj. II mk frxn IVartUnJ; 14 aesvaia
mm: t aeres to aiieal. W aeres larath
tAtr 4 co"i water, rrkr, IT Mjr acre
)aUa! eo Urae V 11. Stcants A Oa, MS Urst strast,
rartbHJ. Ors. awWlsal
I7XCUIXEKT BfSI.VESS OITOKTVNmr IX ItUtT
il tuta-A funUr rwwy stare. estaUttM ssti
Tears, ta as caf sbc eliiaeot loatttwns ta ts a 4
rsrtJanl U liar sale. It Is Mbx a aaf and KaMe
budes U VMO ttr mMt. HosUsr; SatM t I
aoMsHtbtlxstwlL I lira Ir tAst sl U& IsVKO.
dwao; Ulaoco cm mifwn mmmtHf ai ler
urerri. II. II. STEARNS A CO
IjtytMl 3 I rtfst Wrrtt, IWlSsoJ, n.
J OVAL IL BTEAKNS, ATTolUIEl AT LAW,
j I'm Hand, (trrgtm
XVlH jrzrt km la l akssl KtU CVwta
Ladies' Shoes.
A NwecplB? Rpilficlloii In (lit Prlrr ol
I'lrat-t'Iaaa CIckmIk.
We are manufacturlns IH' kM feted nalmarals bi
four sKdtln. C I). E aad EE. aM -. Mea rc "ar
rant to le In ci cry rewet voitrinr la aaj tlx mM Iff
tAbtt dealers fur I! V) er tstur. aWeli as M al the
senr tea- rriee 4 ft U). and nmsl ernjr pttr. We
Lars reroiulkmlxnl the ,Vj trade 4 IVrUafrland hi
order Uist Lsdlea la tlx cawatrr raajr ataM tbras-cl af
this Croat asdnr in the ott ti sles, a 81 anlers
lij mall on rceelj U Ut rif (J 1 M) and Un eeats r
wir aaoiuonai to roj pusaa. iwtucsnir m
srauKijrr ererr lr to fir aatiafaeUets or taoorr re
funded. Address,
tiiiud tmtnnT'iioE ktore, y
Z. V. Ouumax A Co.,
l-ortlaad, Orrvoa.
AVILLAHKT IltON WOHKS,
(laanratcd Sc. 11, 1WS.)
t'orucr Xorltt 1'ronl nud lM(reta.
rurUasd, Orra.
J. TV Sl'IUCLT, rrea., I'l-TEU TAYLOE, 1o rm.
t BON AND BIUSB rOO'nERS. DOlLtS ilAKEHS,
L Csm1 M1-M11I1H sl Uawiae lVuSJeo; masvlae.
Istrcaad la(araW hl,'U aial lev fviuur SBarifM
aad tush tiarjr mtsun as4 tiBirs, mv mKU. jrUl saBi,
)ani lasnsas im ajiasWHirai mttatwrf
Are ir lU CbWatd MOOllK a I'.lKKtK
WATU: UllLttl,UaM tlian isftlltr hml
ki sue.
tlii srfcu- W m 1 r I 1 rr asl tJIr KBilr aiutld
t ad MU4 SMi axtiim abd IUttUa.
Tm ari aM mi siutK w iiiunu bbrxn t aaa
IV4MSMU. tbttf lr lb mm 4 Ukb.
J A VI IS UTA.V. biiu-rkuWcSU
WALTCK TKOVI-SON, intT.
a vxs : g fxs : a u.vs :
Winchester's Repeating Rifles !s
CUUW3K 41 AMI U (. LONG ItUVfli.
M ! lira. ni la nsut fier eartrlda A Urgm
Sas Iswt SM4te4. Atwaft W SttcMtrr's arM
Wit, aafaW V, fcMl Sittaf 4 C O. I, W aa? foil U
unMi mt w 1 1 mnKs lsmsT tn M t-rzx it but
asfarSHcaskc TAX B1K-X a ON.
MaM S ymm aa tku adsttltwiiieat.
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The Great Oreson IJL00I) IT
HIFIEU LIYEH and KIDNKV
KECSl L.VTOU lias met with un
paralleled success wliererer in
troducel! It lia arhlercd a
reputation by its own merits!
It is jirononnceil Oresuifs best
vesetalile production, and the
favorite in every household.
Fr aC toiairi - Of -toU
the it r&ucisi ta Urrar Njaae!. a ,
tosVs ssm .t " .tm ai sVy.au
a Se V tt
ss- t.Va. : i ; s I"- v-saarri'.-'a. L-a
ssrytam IT MLX1 I' rr-'. mrs. I"rsm,
Uh l3x f.-rf f t s. jrsai ta
tr i U' r-s e C S r -r Vr tars Ut
aa taV Ma s. praio liAt .
K'lii evsf zmti Mvti"xu
ST1XDAKI) AND LSTi; 0HC1SS,
i a nxvrutAO
Watte Iwa-rs, T JCUsnl. OrtpB.
ja. nim
a. a aitm
Bennett L Harvey.
Waalrsailf aaal lUtaJI ItaUn uj te.f-UO 4 si DssS
Saddlery and Harness,
X3fp
Saddlery Hardware,
Xm. 123 rrttnt Mrftt I'.rllaad. Orrsosa.
ittsMt Tsbsb Hatsstas lrB fO to M
totsVa BaiTJ Hirsi Ti ITT" l
li it I CastSas KsntrM Irxa $a to tA
at. Mtoaav
Hvtfav
titc taartu itattsl
a Am. lil ii ismtia
hENNKITA KAXVin'. ratAwal, Usa.
Blacksniitlis, Wagon .Makers',
AM)
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
rartnera'XIarra'anil fBrjx-ntri-V Tcjola.
Thompson, Dell art Jc Co.,
SlCCalS TO NRTtlBtT A THOKTSOS I WHO
has ; i SB iAa a2er tasaas SBar Max, "tor t tVe
lufnt aa Sac iUU.
CARBUOE A.Vl WASOX XXKEXX ItATDUAL,
OaawlSr 4
IIIcknrT. anj Asia I-nnuber.
Ilnba, Spakrt, Rlra.
SAKVCV IMTE.VT W1IKEL.1.
fllrablr.
BtMSBC mar 0r.li Atnxt !r-3 EasterD ractarir. aaJ
la Isra i nallKii. a sr eisslanl ta 4!f aasr -ens-teasers
sV aJvaistaf cf Kteetsa; trwa a serji Lars
stark st tcrjr la wa.
XtT OrtSsrt Wf jaU Jcamr-Jf ttJ. AAArea.
TiioxrsHS, iihart a ca,
AtsUOU 5UBd, 173 anil 173 rrout Mrrfl,
rartUai. Onsets.
M. G. XEimERIlY.
COM XI. SSI OX MERCHANT,
123 rno.vr KTiirirr,
WtMSeaa! Itealer La Orrgi ai CaXfeisia
Fruit and Produce, Mill Feed,
ETC, ETC,
OBattram-fiU setWtcd I rem tU Uterinr, aaJ nim
reaottr aad I. o. box aax
The Australian
Seal) ExtermiTi ator,
AXD SIIEKP DIP,
FR niEVENTlOX ANU C1T.E Or FCAll 15
fclHXl' frwral haahh and cvoditkin 4 lU
Mrff Mtnalia Vj K Ute Tlx IVsl Uduf la Ut
MarkC
IW CbkttUn aad rrk list, arrir to
OILMAN A YOUKQ.
43 rirat KlrreU larllaml. Orrsoa.
x. jv. bThowjuudgk,
IMrset tbrorter sod DraUr la
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
Xo. I II rrout M- I'arllnail. Or.
FOR SALE.
Heautiful Country Residence.
In the Delightful Vnllrj" or llie frapiasu,
Tin llarrfrn or OrrtoB.
O AfiaO Ac,tra orTAXll. MUVTirLTAT w.
Z.fjUU seraUed allli jrtiii. hlU and dale; eotv
stnkot to rallruads. srhmds aad ehnrtbes. Ilostanis,
suUtaatlal futees aad the met lainrtant soO oo rartk.
EteosalasT tb 4ac In the toort perfect psl nrdcr
and repair. Tu t suld onlr uo aceuunl 4 Lbs old at
oftlanrr.
It is on 4 the nvt macnlSeent bosnesteade oa the
raciCc Coatt, and all! U sUd at a rxiUls UrrslB
aithia U bast nliely days. V-
t'ur father mrtieulars call or sd.irM
V. II. ST1AR.V 4 A Ca
s-tf 1 Real EaSst ArsaU, rartUaa, Oa.
1856.
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.,
Front, First and Ask Streets, Portland, Oregon,
r
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TW raasis s 4 !kf taL a taat ta s4lr eaa
W r flii ill to BWsaataatBniiMnr Xm aad acar
ai isanili aa wf
iw aasi inns a aa great siseaiiBnas
am SB eaalis 4 aa MaTili raw Ttmssn, TV
Pfcat aw i si i taSti bj4 ta to- tat If tasmta set-
Baasc aay BtaciasW sis ili.r tJtf stlSfr 1 nl
si It mt im i tojstf ttwti to riwts bW niisat 1 to
fa Vaad. Ttoa at a y tm wm BtnMiat tor
IVa Ttw 1 sbsh r at ! Stoa A i)tolm Vtt
7 si) 4s4 iS. il ifciWi TV CjbB 1 1 1 trt 4 rttrs
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SSk.
TV an 4 mm 4 ftuli il tut It sUs-cS.
Btic n(w tor Sto imp TV Haa4 Cjasl iv
t itoiss. astor x ton t sr. Vss aaSra Var, atdbl
In addition to
TV Champion
fr aad XrrMf
cse
TW Oaarjilalstts lifM Xraad tSaSt tJmfmr
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s aw tost a
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st a art tsV R.Sf sal fersS rftiara.
Rnltalas I'llta K tajUstgr TVrwVir
rt tor lstl At"'4TltVsrfaaTant.as.
llnOaltt IMlla Kallrnzrr llar-M- fmnrr
a nasi 1 1 saal aWv a sWta Z to Is a.rt avast.
t jssradeltt Tamtoaf at Tana liBm TV tot
Im tax 1 uSaaiT.
it
I sawtoaa
W lir-rr A TZrlicU. Ttrs tlmtm Esat Out TV Halts . sstt4 fa iT. rstrat
TVta.e ! TVtatma ' -lI Sal TU, trtia Icaacsfa.
Sllltrr'a tlllllf-d r'QBT. TV. as tj lnm,ted TV UK aacaa Vmi. Vao av aa ta Cnfts
Aaa saaaU tsl a . latoa.
I ant' H4 fix asat Xtsat rh. frra;ss t-prlta7 IlsvrVa aast a fa tta f
Tiger tulUy Uaj Kb lie. ssf tC- " aat lct-
THE LARGEST STOCK. THE BEST ASSORTMENT.
The Oldest and Lend in? Honse in the Trade and Prices always
HAWLEY, DODD & CO.,
PORTLAND, OREGON and WALLA WALLA, W. T.
SOLE AGENTS FOIt THE
ELWARD SELF BINDER HARVESTER.
The Simplest the Easiest and the Best
Ttse Uslslrat Draft Ksrhlar jet Its.
iralfd. Titer ar sso asnall Kprlatra ssr
Trlssrra las Brrak arzheaal. Xuj pT
asa thai rats manage a Irasta rasa ral asstt
bind lal bars eat. 7ft rxlra ttlravl ttand
ralr4. rsery tanner ran attrsstt to
hi. stain tiara -tt t I lb on of tttra aim-
plr and rassaiplrl) Saehli
TVk Aatiaai'ir Bs. far Is a an saa. a ha beats
SWuBStsW ttatatt as la jnlB tVU. 4 Teaaa, it SBaAa
aad SB Hnl fr IA twt Im Jvars. aad at aa (rrat
ClaSnos Eaf iltsta 4 l7 K as as Ss afwrataa
Ihrr sanalt. aad ras IA i Ian I sad aaaat aawlarfal
asT al ta kvrrntMr lai rsaa lArrr (tatBttel As
ateafan sa arVstittsra la i nnat hat tuttrat Ia Uv
In Jar aaij la mrj Stat tiasaess rati aad IVa ahsch
raprrvrtH tasiM aa aaaM staad la ttrt trttls that
at hav ta, aa t MBSKted ta aa Ons-sa and
WaaAaafUas cnaa fieaL. Aetata a hat aatehed ta
Uaartl Sell Hltsdrr at tu Tarisan starta-fraa
aaiirirj ta St taat rt stat. aad a fel war
ranto! as wSsttac thts sai Jta at tax itrr beat Mf
Itsali By i 1 a mtme ta cat aar prrseas eaa ar that
there at laa. mwhaiwry. a Imr bsbbc 4 v starsnr
ahecas aad raru Sa sankr ta Mwv th desiml maX
Tbarsadala aarh. and there is Baehaaa la the aire,
ahseh sasrJ htads sh lata Ml sfter tt Is forsard. rarca-
rt eaa sesid s9t taU th fieti imj mhmxrtj taustsist
farta hand aad 1st I ewat leal that th wrt sM b prr
Unant At th hV nadasr aartj asnesBstirsJty tt afll
aaal asasX r larre hainMi-s as rupairsd. aad ail wort
as stea sr ari 1 iset tiuntt It laaiaii aa hat an rrsja.
the drtsrr, aad there is a as tttry straw Is taivd.
TheELWAKtl sues lhN M EoMarr sted air
aad eastjr case rial, aad th Uadssc Is ssstch ttUr thaa
it U ivmmit t V with twinn hand, atad th VbahBr
anaeh tanrs tatsfee-a. This michUw asH fatad Hh .
31 ee S ain. tat fr safttf aad fvtsf Beth as aS cao-
enajeu as rraMt aa riuanaiii.i .a a, atra.
Tb ELM A EI d Bt SrrL ar tmf th baaed mis.
ta sas aid hat drructts th shaaf araanlr an th beU
etsi. that stsadsax al shsttertart and aif 4 prvJa
f raea thaa sourre, to enmsrani la ether self banders. Th
EXfWAHIi Is th esaly est that does thaa.
Tb ELWARD 1 mad ia to sisea. oa sit fret eut,
tb other trt feet eat, Tb sit. fn rat M sseraf
baa twrli t fifleea acrra per day; th fir feet rot
trees tea ta IS acres per day
Th Harvester shelf is sat the best enutrarttra 'and
material. Its plan i too haawa to need cipn.
tian tar caaamea t, aad la parittEg on this Under no palm
jasox srnixuEit st co.,
Corner Sr aad Ultsieo Streets, Saa rraaeisoo.
Maaafactsirers aad tajalers la
l)001li, WINDOWS, BLINDS,
Welch ia, Corda aad rallrya.
1 10 porters rf
CKEVAN FRENCH AND ENCUS1I Wl.VPOW CLA5B,
I,n aad SS ax.
XiT JJoon n tjocUtlty."ffl
SEXD FOR CATAUWCE AND tEICE UST.
Xo. A3 rroal lrrfl, rortlaait, Orrcoa
NOTICE.
fl bate ten roasd rrllnble rnslomrra
tstio 14 nut to rent farms or land .oa
shsrrs far tb nexl sratoa. J'arllratiav
las landa whirls tbrx vslsh to Yen I or
IrnaovslII do Hrtl to arad u Ihrlr ad
dress. I. II. NTILiRXN A CO.
Orasta Land AcrHcy,
I'ortlnuil, Orrjroa.
RE-ESTAnUSUEll.
J. SIMON & CO.,
. Peskrila
Doors, Windows, Blinds aud Glass
WEiairrs, corm and ruuxrs,
IS rroal UU. bcf. WaaUlnslou Aider.
J4 la rORTLAND, 011E00X
IMl'OKTEItH O V
Implements ana Machines.
1 r
S CHALLENGER"
tMi Af.t. dMjJe burn Hk BT-I :9ii and an
fw saeterr rtnrt tu7 ttr i aaa t . Ixdcra
rsU TVs trti ytT ar U timurz uce aitd
dUawtfT
AB sa fosVs Itm tomSila rats are extra Urr
dsuawUr sad iaor. atU tiuv Aitng Wy ta are
kasbw4
U tVUr as4 ISx mtuU swatarfsA H Ktsa. kiottua
a( ss Sua as tmA as la rti Ss thm laninr straw a
mass an. atursiir sa.ss.n aaarfi tner,rMl baaes
aajt aa) paja Uat sasf ai tar Last Ua earned. K
farstn ss jsas ta rajas Hot to 44nr ia stra' t
SW Mr K istwt iswiaf U ;nj. vser tua,
TVt sJsasSiSsaty 4 Six fSsW w abaCW aut aat ta
tu at. fcwr
laMaaffiUtlt7ialsapM9Mt Craoi
a rsrM w N Jstr hhim tt. Ttc ltTs
satU laid trrtk. TV saaka lart al ta
IAh. S U VLm ina 4 SJa lt laSi. )nu trrLa
I Sara kVe Lot
nisininn w aa latressvcr iniai
TV Irukt
( Um Usta is sini.
M 1 on to si snas sad cartfaaf Ucr4L Tass
Gun la rry Int toSk taal taa t laaariaatl
as tt UrsstVan a aal asu tarbeaaarir Tarr
ar 4 aaasi aktta to carrr aX bW nus Uot rrri to
txa -ii.ri tKarrr 4 "rriar atairsjg. watv
aaas a esSnky atta. a- smtsta, TV Timji
i.m t'isic mssaf saaa SB mwaf, gas to
iwixrr'J t trrUr ojmrttf to tsVvr Stx Curt tyur
TUKtsuoan snttlli rawitims a
naar Hre uimial an saaasa; aV bato
T -m -----T 1-1 1 t iil f-T
tarnssaag riaa cr a"rt Ceua.
a SS l-Tl ISaiJ rstu tVr tfa W Vtir. sad
dnaaac St rssra ds, ilU-a tt a esiaara tor stfsa to
jaa 2natf to VU vc nzrj a iieaM W rnJa. TVt
nmiiftkunslasul r U ra UK as assl a
SB rrua VdL
TV ra Xaa tt assMt fvtVy si tfc Wr i.
to Mast strs tlaU raowrt ssar lal saaa ales
above we Offer the Following Line
IlBlar-a Klaslr ausct tVaoVIr Cr Ilessd.
era. atsa nm wrf atit inlimrrl k A. J
rlxict A Cat, aV Veuain umlj taMtaatss n irlaai is
TtoasssBa AalltY Eahr. tV tax Baas Zfess
Salaaa
TV X -tiel Jt rrVatss Trt aai Essritr rnciT
rAt. acaBnlaasraal to Vt mstncr t a atin aa taat
BtsKatas Seatml aS lata. TV mmr eai at
stotl Stw trat si tV Oilisl il Uatv FicHl fusil
rataitt rVua atot.sa.it a sls esanlr a zrtat
has la srared ta bsrar ta th paired the brtt Pelf .
asodcrtaade. It did Utlrr ork la th Ki-mS ili
4 thaa aay ether estnprtias sBachin aad th
report c4 th Bcalrd rs Eu-aisatkas at th rtaevra Ex
inwerelaiTill'SBtanarcd the ELWAKM a asnJstt
an- ether ail hiadoc cooUiTaaea there tahibtud. aad
wtrJbi pattiar this Tltafhtn hstotk hsndsefth
tanaers 4 this ecaal protest them "". the thasa
fion 4 th harrrrt fccii. v
Oo aval 4 maer-sr th lands at lArcahtec tta as
nth shears ptctdUrt- adapted to that perpose, hot aaaay
sneahalchrt aad let th hand raja threa-sh. as th
air d net ho tar. th threshfcxr taahts ba th least,
aad fed ctA lent that (oniafh craisaisl boated
sner th erdisar; hirstirtc to nearly U a, rally pay for
th air.
As this bsndertsfreefrcsasa aiaaS and attrkaU parts
and tu appsxalas sjt ia plaia ssrht ere la sethtn; to
pozzl any one', it is easily casjerstoud. It tseCion ia
steady oa steea, no srt, bo sodden starts on hard
plan-s. hear th thre treat matitra of a aVt rim
karresttr ar secnrnl As lu sisrsidty is self evident
Its ttsrshtBtr ta therefor secnrnl IM tu aa Baa
afreMst f ets s a aarersl ct-riwoa tx-r. And bene
say th small fresher af tt parts, the suady uniform
metro it! tu freedom bxaa ecapbeaoa teal th
draft eitruntty Et aad easy It iB haad3c rrate of
a3 kinds ami euadiliiina, aud i& head bricU jrain that
d&ea th hand ct the farmer.
!P3
L. 1UB8.1RD A CVX. X.OaTACTfKrKS AND I
holesal dealers m Dorts, fltoes sod Rshbers
No. s rruot strret. !srUaad. llrrca. AsA ytw mer
ehaou far Hibbards Orrjvo Vad BocU and She
Best lathe Market;
1s3I. 1TS.
Alas, iimi,
ato. v.ssttt.
T. a. satis,
t. a. asjrt
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
71 rroat UU. Portland, ereroa,
IMPORTINQ
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
And Pealert la
raiats, Oils asd Window Glass.
IITlor aBearpatwl facPidet lot th blSdflBa; of
Cawds b can aril as kw as aay ho aa th coast.
Raa rranrlaro OIHrr 118 I'ront Street.
Srw York ClfHrr 3 IMatt KtrsrrU
CEIXIIRATEO MOORE A PARKEK
Turbine Wator Wheel.
Jell cheaper than any other first -rlats
I'M! now taaJa Send for circular ata
price list. MOORE k r.VKKKX.
rortlind. Omrca.
ABELI,
iaerajRirKiT.
67 and 69 First. Street
Portland, Oregon.
No.
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1878
THRESHERS, ws.
rr - i - .r b bik ulkn S cutr a&ea ssar I takea
oa. tfcr UK tfcltsnt Tkw am Ufailtimij -atith
r-r-T- fiTr. ftSy
(Mmuit
Tl liUBl AHsIat uuSu U t iral finl! xl
rua tti t4 a skalt aad vselust; satstsaa lntxn
it Hraa4 Urrr UHt tkc ss Uft. 1 teres
U lt UK. nnaz a arr. (nskalsas tua to tL
tin inh;K st gnaa vet. Aattpaa
taassr rsa the H U nXri aai ta2s
ta UW Wa. a ia tvmmti sat us a baaW stxali
t abi nssHfa astis ti lad ttsiu li-cr
tfcst as UVe crsa UU mtt,i rcmnhtlttr Amirrd
fc &e amsi nm isaiil1 irvaa tt ake ta Li
Uau Itc sno. TtJ aertcat saj cp ts
tS UmM ss4 tass ctssar s U m-ss at tuas
sd t is me to Vt-L. la trataas ifc ihirti nta Ue
ilfln disk as at it UAi x tW ttrs EfL.
u mxUH ri"l SB ease Was su, -mhrnh as
n 1 1 las 1 1 u
aM to kab aavd Vsld aast aecssclataa
sjai a elzst osmi k va lal aa a naS aata
Ta MWM ! kasa sera sSas rsTU lrrtc-i t
svrei uf lattof alaet Casafc, tor asaa ttsa tt CtX
fcVarr UU tVerwla. Ba Jr Vl iexcx
U aba La Bet. S saj- ttut aa acear text-
Tn - nT tr inr.h- nV t ajtTn1 arrt iT-r "-1
sus ca
at a..wT ;t mmUt mmwr rt.it tV Fgfils
nstsss. 1st su4 Uws0etliSat(CMl
tm la. isrf ts n-rd rrtt, larrt ir-aft rf Tt t-N
intm'ln null if luatiT T-r- T 1-7 "T
tr nfiiafi TV ea- is Irani 11 itaaiii sad
aV nuusuia atastcsia lb tsMot mzc 4 tt
rd.
TV nagat Was Jtmr.tA Tmr at ifc as rsosfe
1 1 ssl t ywmiT 1 inea V as a n r 1
ettf K a B4a caarh; sX atien snavsFcr
as vVrssa.
H tt tosaHtts tottsct treat jafrassacaa.
al sahssbArd to jt ETrattr cat 4 oA ii crcair
ssnssra aa4 1 Tatj
of Specialties
Bjsre- n tls1sr Bsr XA. Brs Bar IVrta.
TaBV SsV a SB a 4 Xftirtimnl rsatJI aa!a.
VaMVelaa .i rj. m stMt, I - isttota. r.iaT
cata. Til. tx4 LVrr zviavxc
eVrrm. al.i tawia. Smi iur er rYir li
aat toraaj anstto jtat aaat ta tta,aa 3 aaal
ja Taviltftxrm' tpdal ssrmlsg
K5APP, BtKIUX Jc CO..
rarity Zarrarta. A(rta. WJU WmZa. W. T?
Irst Baaa A tum.tna. V x
C X X C Xu. AlaMa.w T-
tstwua A Stats. LaCcuAt, Oi 'S.v.
it X. Tvmx A C. tVntW..a.
Xrusa A Flora, TV. laAn, Orrm.
Car A Ca, Imsn, W. T.
r l "V I at, JtXxtm Orj, W.
THE LEADING MACHINES.
at the Lowest Litinij Bates.
We tav-t a orrtd ectsrariscs 4 ocr bc-aJar B-hh
ethers sad sAer dna; so w f3 assured that yes s3
acre vrttk c that th ELWASO is the Kbrda3sa
hoaders. Ib addition 10 the aaltaiTV we aer the fbl
Ian In? VnrisalleU 3IaclUa at tlaa
1arat Poaalhle- Prlrr:
EIXKETE JiOWES aad EEATES, t w3 Aatwa
to Bead ceesacat.
CASTOX F1TT TnEESHECS. th nra- aad swrtsa
fal tttrcsher. shod 4 aJt Its fcSosti; U wads aal tx
niirnH m g pnrrs it -ss chin frr H
1LVCOS- CEXrrSE Sajk and Ihe Gear Header,
with Sfial tsra-si mraX U hantrt 4 1ST3.
CVXTOX MONITOR TUBXSUISC ENClXt
UCE STK.W El'EXm EXCISE,
sairrnnt Farm. Sprmx and rratcht Wa$ras.
JOIIX DECEITS ilOUXE. Cas?, 5cTty aad Erraiiaf
rloa-s.
XsTSead fee rmial drroltr ta IUaky. Doll A Ca.
or to say of th ioaxains acectv
W A. Bnnrta. EBrten. W. X,
T. V. Soorr. Weston. Orejao.
J. R. frros, OJftT. W T.
J. a Urroj. Ameta, "W. T
MONEY TO LOAN
OVEU 1ARX ULXDS.
Sl,0e. S3.0 aad TarisMta larx
ism bp ta S3,xaa, by tao
ORECON AND WASHIKOTON
TRUST INTESTXENT COXPT,
r ItCOTX-UCB.
OITICE, 4 FIRST STREET. rORTLANTX.
OTTERED AT 10 PER CENT. INTEREST. RETAT
aU by three, four ar iv yearly saraal insuSBeata
irry 1V1 ui tuit tarnvm cuTOMtaaort, or rrrjSw ta
eo sum U deairtd. three. Awr or fir rears anerVaals
r-h In no Imtaac and ttojar no nrcorstlaacw wQ
th tvnra.TJ xxT no;h t ind-" borrows to
sHob- a k-ra-a-ara
JOTABUSHED IX ISSJ.
SPORTSMEN'S EXPORIUX
WM. BECK 4t SON,
Jmporfrs aad Dealers Is
GUNS, RIFLES smi REYOLVEKS,
or xvsxt irscjtimox.
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