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THUBSDAY..
.JULY 3, 1879.
rptor the New Northwest
DOOMED.
BY THE HBOENT VISIT OF MOSES
AND MIS CHIRPS TO WHrTLAXB.
Flr WWlarBte! I know theo well;
My boyhood days I've spent upon tby banks
and breast.
Thet fellow c&MlalM bow were playmate
then.
And oft som thy water mnc out merry Jeet
Tvrn tboa that gave us bounteous store of
gtlti4rfnh;
And where yon spire whleb rears 1U head
twaid heaven
And meets th' etliereal bine now stands,
Oar wigwam was; ear Tillage stood
Beneatit the lolly pines, mWst foliage or am
brageous hue.
O, chiefs! the axe of hardy pioneer.
Hwang by strong arm, bas dose Its work, and
done It well ;
The hUts lurew baek tba echo of their sturdy
blows,
And forests' monarebs, trembling, tott'ring,
orafclng,fell;
And In their plaoe a queen-like city stands,
Hears ber proud lread.andgreetatberistngMin;
Her thousands throng her streets luxurious
people, bred
To wealth, to ease, and all the world can give.
My heart grows sick; my raee U doomed Is
deadl
l-ortland. June, 1ST". G. II. It.
Agfiw, the Indian Girl.
BY 1IKLBN PORRBST QltAVES.
"Ad Indian Rirl !" said Helena Dick
eon. with a little scream. "Dear rue ! I
never expected to see aoj'tuing like
tuls, even in the Far West,"
It was a siacioU3. roomy kitchen, fur-
uUiied with an odd Intermingling of
luxury, nrivation and make-shift. At
one end a large lire of walnut and pine
logo roared up tbe great, cavernous
chimney; at tbe other, two or tbreo
girls eat round a table, working worst
eds by the light of a solar lamp, while
Ralph Davennnt, tbe farmer, lay fast
asleep on tbe chintz-cushioned lounge,
lulled by tbe continuous rushing sound
of tbe great western river that bounded
one extremity of bis domains.
Guy Davenant sat near tbe girls a
tall, splendidly molded young Apollo of
tbe forest, with shady bazel eyes, and
bair curling in black, silky rings all
over bis bead. He looked up quickly
aa 31183 jJicKson spoKe.
"Agnes Oscawanda!" be exclaimed
"In tbe outer kitchen ? Why don't tbe
women tell tier to come in 7"
"Guy!" reproved bis sister. "An In
dian interpreter's daughter!"
"Helena ought to see her," urged
Guy. "Slio's as beautiful as a statue."
"But she is old Oscawanda's (laugh
ter, and she lives down by tbe falls."
"What then? She is as intelligent
and cultivated as nine out of ten of tbe
girls around bere. Call tier iu, I say, or
I'll go out thero myself."
Julia Davenant rose with a curl to
her Hp, and, opening tbe kitchen door,
beokoued haughtily to a tall, slight
figure standing by tbe flro beyond.
"Come In, Agnes," cheerfully called
out uuy, aa li to alone for Ills slsten
evident lack of courtesy, and Acnes Os
cawanda entered, moving with tbe slow,
willowy grace of a bending reed.
Bbo was dark, but not darker than
many a brunette of unblemished Saxon
lineage, with liquid, velvety, soft eyes,
raven black hair looped In heavy braids
at tbe back of her bead, and a delicate,
oval face, with features straight and
pure as tue outlines or a urecK model.
Her dress was of some dark worsted
stuff, with a scarlet shawl folded across
her shoulders, and a silk scarf twisted
about her bair. She bung her bead
with evident embarrassment at Helena
DIokson's bold stare.
"I only came to bring Mr. Davenant
tne baskets no ordered or my father,"
she said, In a low voice.
"But sit down and rest a few min
utes," said Guy. "You have walked
long distance."
Agnes Oscawanda hesitated. Had
Guy Davenant's sisters confirmed the
request, she would have gladly rested a
little, iiut Julia and Clara sewod on
without looking up, and Helena's super
cilious glanee called the red blood to ber
dark cheek.
"No," she 6ald quietly. "I must go."
"Then I will walk a part of tbe way
with you," said Guy, Jumping up for
liis lint.
"I don't tbink Agnes has accustomed
herself to an escort through the woods,"
said Julia, rudely.
"Indeed I am not afraid," said the In
ternreter's daughter.
"Afraid ! It isn't a question of fear,"
said Guy. "It's a lovely starlight
uigni, ana l would HKe tne walk."
Tbe three girls eyed each other as the
dbor closed behind tbe Indian girl und
ber companion.
"Very polite to rush off and leave
Helena in that sort of way," said Clara,
"lli tirst nlglil or ber visit here."
"Oh, I don't care," said Helena, gig
gling. "Amerematteroftaste.I'msure."
"It's lust like Guy," said Julia.
"Agues Oscawanda is well enough, I
dare say; but sho is only an Indian girl,
ami It is foolish to get ber into the no
tion of expecting tbe same attentions
that we receive."
Meanwhile Mr. Guy was walking
aiong tue ureary lorest pains witu tne
beauuiui young uaugnter oi the Indian
interpreter.
"Not that I care for Agnes, tbouch
tihe is pretty enough to turn any man's
head," thought the willful young man ;
"but I'll teach those girls to treat her a
little more civilly. What right have
they to bully and Insult ber? I won't
have it."
And so. although Miss Dickson had
been invited to make a visit to tbe
"Western wildernesses, specially to carry
nut a darling design of Clara and Julia
uaveuant, that "a maicu" snouia ne
struck up or, perhaps, "Ignited" would
be tbe proper term between ber and
their brotberGuy, tbe young gentleman
persisted in treating ber with nothing
more than regulation civility.
"It's too mean," said Clara, pouting.
"When Helena has such a nice little
property of ber own, too," added Julia.
And Helena herself, who was getting
into the sere and yellow leaf of maiden
hood, curled her hair, and anointed her
cheeks with "Rose-bloom" more vigor
ously than ever, f. (,,,, Davenant was
a husband well worth tbe angling for.
"But you'll ask Agnes Oscawanda'to
your picnic party, girls?"
"Indeed we shall not!" Julia Dave
nant answered, with a toss of bur
Jiaughty head. "An Indian girl ! What
would people say ?"
"Then shan't come to it!" said Guy
Independently.
Julia burst into tears.
"Guy. you are too hateful for antr.
thing. And Helena tbiuka so much of
the picnic"
Voi enougn, it seems, to treat a
harmless, pretty girl with ordinary de
cency." said Guy, angrily. "She passed
Agnes yesterday in the road without
even speaking to ner.-
"Do you expect us to receive ber on
un equality with ourselves?"
"I do not know why you should not,"
was tbe brusque reply.
"I bellevo Agnes Oscawanda has b.
wltched you with some of her father's
outlandish Indian charms," flashed out
Julia.
"Perhaps she has." said Gov. lont.li.
ing; "her father's or ber own."
"uuy, it Is no jesting matter."
"Did I Say It Was. Miss Rnltflrn? Tin
leave me In peace a Httln
"uuixieiena wants you to pro with ber
w -. .
iu valuer uowerB ana autumn leaves."
"I shall do nothint nf thn sort." said
Guy; and he adhered resolutely to bis
resolution.
The day of the much-anticipated pic
nlc came; but Guy, instead of escorting
.suss uicKSun down to me siope ui v-.-
vt rrmcM Ktinilmi f,i dtmprb forest trees,
which had been selected as llio site of
the merry-makiug, look uis guu aim
"I won't be deafened uy me cuumu ui
theso girls," quotli lie to uirason.
"Dead ! Ob, father, father, he Is not
dead !" , ,
Old Oscawanda. the swart-browed In-
linn interpreter, listened with bis car
against tbe stalwart chest of the fallen
burner, wuo lay among mo yeiiow au
tumn leaves, where Agnes bad found
him. bathed in his own blood. There
had been some imperfection lu the lock
of tbe new rifle what or where nobody
ever knew; but It was blown In pieces,
and Guy Davenant lay like a dead mau
beside It.
Thev carried him to the little cabin
beside tho rushing falls of the Matar-
casca an J laid hint on tbe rude couch of
the old Indian, and then he struggled
his way back again to life.
"Who bound up theso wounds?" be
asked, with a slight shudder, as be
glanced downward at bandages and
wrappings, and began to compreheud
tbe full extent of the peril from which
ue uau so miraculously escaped.
"i uiu," Agnes uscawanda answered
"You?" His eyes rosted admiringly
on ber calm, beautiful face. "There
Isn't one woman In a thousand who
would have had such nluck as that.
should like to have Helena Dickson see
blood without fainting away, and as for
uiara ana juua pooh !"
J ust tueir maneuvering I" said Julia,
when she bad sobbed and shrieked away
ber first terror at the frightful news of
the accident that bad happened to her
orotuer. "ui course Agnes ana ner
scheming old father expect to make a
profitable speculation out of it. Why
couldn't they just as well havo brought
you nome i"
"They might have done so." said Guv,
calmly, "but a corpse would have beon
all that was borne across the threshold.
Oscawanda and his daughter havesaved
my life, aud I shall never cease to be
grateful to tbem for what they have
done."
"But," lisped Helena, "mayn't we
come down and nurse you, dear Mr,
Guy? I am sure it would be a pleasure,
and theso good people, although well
meaning, I dare say, cannot understand
tue reunemouts an Invalid so much
need."
"Your kindness Isquite unnecessary,'
said Guy, coldly. "I have every caro
and attention hero."
"Tbe bold, sly thing!" said Clara
biting ber lip as tbe three girls walked
homeward again. "I saw her eyes flash
triumph when bo spoke."
Helena Dickson, however, resolved
not to give up the battle at this early
stage or auairs. bhe determined
to
prolong her visit into the Winter
months.
"Perhaps Guy will go homo with me.
when he recovers sufficiently," she
thought; "and in that coso I can easily
bring him to tbe mark."
For Helena bad unbounded confidence
In her own charms and powers of per
suasion. It was a bright, frosty afternoon in
late November when Guy Davenant
walked uptotbe doorof tbe farm-bouse.
leaning on tbe Indian girl's arm. Julia
rose to welcome bim home.
"I will help him into the bouse now.1
she said, coldly staring the beautiful
young girl in tbe face. "You need not
trouble yourself any further, Agnes Oi
cawanda."
"Stop!" said Guy sternly, as his Bister
would have motioned bis supporter
away. "She has tbe best and only right
to do at my side now."
"Guy, what do you mean ?" gasped
juua, scarcely understanding wuatslg
nlncauco bis words were Intended to
convey.
"I married ber this ovenlng," he said
witu quiet exulting pride. "As my
wife, she is your equal iu all else In
finitely your superior. Agues, my pearl
of tho forest, welcome a thousand times
to your new home."
And with a sinking heart Helena
Dickson saw Agnes Oscawanda, the In
dian interpreter's daughter, elevated to
tbe position she had so valuly tried to
occupy,
Somebody, writingof Woman Suffrage
in Kansas.perpetrates tbe following base
slander: "Tho womeu ot Jvansas vote at
school elections. At a recent election
in Osage City one woman went un to
vote, but before she got through telling
the judge what a time ber Willie bad
with tbe scarlet fever when he was only
two years old, It was time to close the
polls, and she had forgotten to deposit
her ballot."
Never accent anything, if It is in the
Bible, as true, which you cannot see to
be true, and never accept anything In
tbe Bible as good when it seems to be
in contradiction to your moral sense:
and so using tho Bible it will help you a
thousand times more tuan u you make
It master and your mind Its slave. Dr.
. F. Clarke
A bright Iittlo boy of four, tho son of
a former pastor of a flourishing church,
who attends tue iniaut class in bunday
school, received a card on which wete
the words, "Pray without ceasing."
After bis mother bad explained the
text, be said, "I guess I won't show this
to tbe minister; bo prays long enough
now."
AGEXTS FOK THE NEIV XOKTIMVE.NT.
The following persons are duly authorized to
act as Agents for the New Noktuwhst :
D. D. Gray Albany
Mrs. J. A. Johns Salom
Mrs. Lottie Ream Eugene City
Mrs. I. It- Proebstel LnGrande
r. r Williams Hlllsboro
Mrs. Laura DeForoe (Jordan- California
Ashby pearee uenwneouniy
SI. V. Owen soquei. California
w. W. Iteneh Colfax.W. T
"Woman's Journal" .lloston, Massachusetts
D. i'. i 'oner aneuu-s, uregon
Casto new am
Mrs. C. M. Eolti San Jose. Cat
Mrs. M. A. Warner. Spoken Palls, W.T
miss jiary uiMiop iirownsviiio
Mr-. . A. Nichols Dallas
Mrn. II. ALonghary -Amity
X. T. Koblson Forest drovo
Mrs. R. a Rullson '.
Mrs. M. Kelly
..Willamette Slough
Lafayette
Oregon City
ii i: v.orB Johnson
Mrs. Dunn ell
-ine uanes
MrsTlL XI VawuMi" .V.?0?1.1.1
Mn n lirJL" Walla Walla
Mrs. J. W. JakSon" -.Pendleton
A.W.K4anir,i BngeneClly
C A. Heed Z llrownsvllle
Mrs. M. F. Cook satem
Mrs J. IL KoRtr Z. -Lafayette
J. T.BeoU, Esq .Albany
-ir. a. K.l3nrwn. 1 vjruvtj
L P. FtoW --Astoria
Other parties desiring toZl!!?'
Please rorward their nameaVuT
'ZTZ, P0tUfflc0 throughout Oregon and
Washington Territory.
POST OFFICES,
onto ox.
baker county.
. l-M. ma.lr.vlllA
AUDern", Augusta, ;
Express Itanali, BMorado.Oem. Humboldt 11a
sln. Jordnn Valley, Kye Valley. Wlngylllo,
Stone, Connor Creek, North I-owder, Malheur,
llonre, ierrysviiie.
BENTON.
Valley. Liberty. Little Klk, Newport, Newton,
Oneatta, Philomath, Starr's Point, buminlt,
Toledo, Yanulna, Monroe, Tidewater.
CLACKAXAS.
Itaaver. Jlullo Creek. Canby. Clackamas.
Clear Creek. Cnltlngsville. IJamateu, Knxle
i. i .. i rr it.. . in.i.i.n,i ,..,ala ,it.
tmfciUHW JIUIUS, lllllliami! rf,u,n,,o, I'll,
waukle. Needy. Norton. Oreeun City. Oswego.
Handy, Hprlngwator, Zkin, New Era, Harlow,
anna, union 31IHH, iMMiiie-s rirry. l leasuut
Home, Klugo 1'olnt, Stafford, loin.
CLATHOl.
Aslrrla,Cllflnn, Jewell, Knappa, Nehalem,
Kipanon,easrue imue. wenpon, istniiiiis,
Iney. Summer House. Fort Clatsop. Sllsha
wake.
coo.
CooiOllv.Connllle. Ihtm. Empire city. Kn
elin tiled Prairie. FUlrvlew, llerniansvlllb. Hen
ryvllle, Marslitlekl, North lk-nd, ou, lUn
Olll... IT,f miw llau. Irtn
Coaledo, Urarel Kurd, Iowa Slmirti, Freedom,
Myrtle Point, Norway, fso inner, i-arKersuurg.
COL0HIIIA.
VUlUUlOin lliy, IsUtUiMtliiv, jiribuiniiu, iut
nler. Riverside, St. Helens, Sanvle's Island,
seoppoose, Clear creeK.iuinn, vemoaiu.
crniKV.
Cbeteoe, Ellensburg, l'ort Orlord.
vouoiis.
Camas Vallpr. Cleveland. Cole's Valley.
Drain, Elkton, Cnlesyllle.Uardner, KeHoggs,
Ioklngglass( Myrtle Creek North Canyon-
vlllc.OaklRn
mi raxs
i Creek, Roscburg, Seolts-
bum. Ten Mlle.tlinmua Cltv. Wilbur. Yonealla,
Ok Creek, Day's Creek, Elk Creek, Elk Head,
nur uaKS, itounu l'raine, auipour springs.
anxyr.
Alvord. Canron City. Camp Watson. Day,
vllle.John Day City, 1'ralrte City, Parkersvllle,
in tenant's, sumter, uamp iiarney, uruuiie.
tonumeni, jiu veroon, x-enoio.
JACKSOX.
Annlecale. Ashland. Ilrownsboroueh. Cen
trnt Point. Eacle 1'olnt. Oram's ta. Hot
Springs, Jaekkonvllle, Lakeport, l'hcenlx,
iiock l'oint, sam's vaiiey, miHe itooK, wii
lowSprlngs. Uarron,Dlgltutte,Wllllams'Creek
Fool's Creek, Dardanelles, Pioneer, Wood vllle.
JOSEI'IIIKE.
Klrby. Leland. Slate Creek.Watdo. Althouse.
Luexy uueeu, Murpny.
LAKE.
Antler, Bonanza, Dairy, Chewaacan, Drews'
Valley, Goose Lake, Lake View, Laugell Val
ley. LinKViue, Mergausen. .ew l'lne creek
Stiver Lake, Sprogue lttver, summer Lake,
rule lge, wniieiitit, wuiuie's rerry, lainax,
X'tevna.
LANE.
Big Pralrte. Collage drove. Creswell
Camp Creek, Cartwrlght's, Dexter, Kuzene
city, i-rauKiiu, junetion, ing join, mo-
hawk. Pleasant Hill. Mulslaw. Soencer Creek,
HpnngOetd, Trent, Willamette Forks, Cbesher,
lieixnap epnngs, uuue uisappoinimeni.urow,
Hast Fork. Gate Creek. Gmhen. Ida. Irving,
Isabella, Leaburg, IJvorpool, Mabel, McKenzle
unuge, Latham, wauervtlle.
LINK.
Albany. Big Tralrle. Brownsville. Craw,
fordsvllle. Diamond Hill, Fox VaLey, Onus
ludre. jlarrisbure. Harris Itanch. Halsev,
Jordan, Lebanon, Miller, Muddy, ML Pleasant,
Peoria, l'lne, Sclo, Sbedd's. 8oda Hptiugs rio
davllle.Uwect Home, Oakvlile, Tan gent, Water
loo.
MAntoy.
Anrora, Aumsvllle. Bultevllle, Brooks, Fair-
neiu, uervais, liuuoaru, jenenon, -narion
Monitor, Newellsvllle,Salem,Sllverlon, Stay
ion,. -it. l-aui, i-urner, woouuors, Aiuer, now
en rnune, Menanem, suoumiiy,
JtDLTNOJIAH.
East Portland. Portland. Powell's Valley,
Bt. Johns, Willamette Slough, Alblna, Rooster
rock, sauvies.
roLK.
Bethel. Buena Vista. Dallas. Kola. Klk Horn
Grand llonde. Independence, Lincoln, Luckla
raute, Lewlsvllle, Monmouth, I'errydale, RIc-
reait, uausviiie, ienm
TTLL.AHOOK.
Garibaldi. KUches, Netarts, Neetoeklon.Tll
amooE.xrask, Nenatem.
TJMATILLA.
Butter Creek. Ileppner, Lenoe, Marshall
Meadowvtlle, Milton. Pilot Rnek, PenUIMon
Umatilla. Weston, 1'eUysvllle, Overton, Cen
trevllie, it hi way, niowti.
osios.
Cove, Inland City, La Orande,North Powder,
Summerville, Union, Wallowa, Indian, Elk
Flat, Prairie creeK, spana.
WASOO.
Antelope, Bridge Creek, Hood River, Mitch'
ell. ML Hnod.l'nnevllle. Rock vllle. Hbellroek
Hnanlsh Hollow. The Dalles. Warm Snrincs
WascOtWIIloughby, Fossil, Pine Creek, Ixno
rock, iMKe uven, urown hock, vamp j oin
Deebuies. Dufur. Howard. Kinnley. Alex
SprliiK Valley, Tyak Valley, Upper Ochoco,
uascauea ixkss, vt apiniua.
WASIimOTON.
Beaverton, Cedar Mill, Cornelius, Dllley, For
est Grove, Glen coe.Greenvllle.Hlllsboro, Mid
dleton, Mountain Dale, I'eake, Slioll's Ferry,
aylors Ferry, Tualatin, Wapaio, Centervllle,
Gale's Creek, Gaston, Joppa, Reed vllle, West
union.
YAVUILL.
Amlty, Bellevue, Carleton, Dayton, Iifay-
eite, 310-Minnvnie, rionii lamuni, nenuan,
BU Joe, West Chehalem, Wheatland, New berg.
WAS1IIXGTOX TEUKITOItY.
CLALLAX OOtTXTT.
Neali Bay, New Dungeness, Port Angeles,
rysiiu
CLAKKK.
Battle Ground, Krush Tralrle, Fourth Plain,
Martin's BluO", Pioneer, Stoagblon, Union
Ridge, Vaneouver. WMhoogal, Fern Prairie,
LA twflier, linyvs, iuiouiih.
CHEltAMS.
Cedai vllle, Chehnlls Point. Kims, Hoqulam,
jionivaiiio, u&vai,oioit ooaron, nummic
COLUMBIA.
Alpowia, BurksTille, Dayton, Pomemy.Tuk
anon, Annetta, Central Ferry, Marengo.
COWLITZ.
OasUe Iloek. Free port, Kalama, Lower Cow
litz, Montleello, MU Comn, Oak l'oint, Pekln,
ISLAND.
Connerllla, CO re land, Dngally, Utaalady,
yjm. jiai ixii.
JEPPKKSON.
Port Discovery, Port Ludlow, Poll Townsend.
KINO.
Ulaek River. Dwamtsh. natl Cliv. Rmllln.
Hlaugbter, SnV)ualmy, Snnaek, White River,
KITSAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison,
l'ort Orchard, beabeek, TeekllL
KLICKITAT.
Block House, Columbus. Goldendale, Klicki
tat, White Balraon, Blakely, Fulda, Klickitat
Landing.
L.EWIH.
Algernon, Rolsfort, Cbelialls, Olanuato, Cow
litz, Glen Eden. Little Falls, Meadow Brook,
Mossy RockaNapavlne,Newankum,8kookum
cuuek, tUlver Creek, Wllikwk, Nasello.
IIASOX.
.Vreada, Ugbtvllle, Oakland, Skokomlsh.
PACiria
Bruce port.Brooiflsld.Knappton.OystervllIe,
Riverside. South Bend, Unity, Woodward's
Landing. Bay Center, Lake View, South Bend,
Ilwaeo.
riEKCE.
Klhl. Franklin. Lake View. New Taeoma.
Puyallup, Stellacoom City, Taeoma. Alder
town, Carbon, Acton, Summer, Muck, Wllke
son, Artandale.
BAA J UATt.
Ran Juan, Lopaz, Oreas, Bast Sound, Friday
Harbor.
SNOHOMISH.
Cfintervllle. IiOwell. Mnkllteo, Snohomish
Tuiallp', Park riace, Stamwood.
SKAMANIA.
Caseailes, Collins' Landing.
STEVENS.
rvh f fw.tr. Four Lakes. Fort Col vllle. Hane-
ninnti rvplr. l'lne Grove. Rock Creek. Rosalie.
Spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls, Union Ridge,
TUUESTOX.
rvn Rinlr. Beaver. Miami Prairie. Olvmnla.
Tanaljuolt, Tenlno, Turn water, lelm, Inde-
penueuro,
WAIIKIAkux.
Cathlamet, Eagle Cliff, Skamokaway, Water-
ford.
WALLA WALLA.
Whitman, Wallula.
wnATCOic.
Cedar Grove. Guemas. La Conner. Lehmhl.
T.nmml. Lrnden. Nooumebk. Point Wlllam.
Hamlsh, Seaborne, Selahraoo, Ship -Harbor,
Ship isianu, SKOgtt, iTuoer.n naieom.riuaigo.
WIIITMAX.
I'ntuT Creek. Col fax. GwarMvllIe. Owensbnrc.
Palouse, Steptoe, Union Flat, Walton, Clinton,
Leltcnvuie, l anawana, i irw tiosaua,
Anatone, Lincoln, Pataba City, Unlontown
YAKIMA.
Attanum. Ellensburg, Fort Slmcoc, Klttlta',
Ronnovoek. annm. Pleasant Grove. Selah.
Yakima.
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Made happy through prosperity,''
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