WEEKLY OREGON STA.TESMiS.lSr.
5
mint carcos statesman
Kill DAY
A1'UIM3,1877.
irrwn Saturday Miitiiik' Daily.)
I rrt.irr.
Iter. CJ, V. Anthony, of Portland, will Rive
knnthi-r lecture, the second of writ", ru the
kubji-ci of, "My Flint impressions of Ilia Sand - j
wiolt IhUikIm." at ilu,v not tliiaiit,tlne notice j
of which "ill tm given. Mr. Atilhony handle,
hia iilij-ct hi manner that dm a not fail I" in
termt, mul the church, of wlitch he is an honor-!
ed rnn Htiuiivc, mi- foriiinaio in the nW'-cli.m t.f
one an kbit- and ..CJ'tit In hi d. liuiati .us. Mr.:
Amhniiy's leoiuro. first of lh series, last Friday
niKla. ww luti-nted l" !' fair uida-uci-, but
not such a the repntatiou t.f Hit' g. ntumun
mid diaw out In hi- h.-atii.g.but that was ti"l
the fuiill i.f ttio li-olurcr. Those who did not hoar
biui then will bo only lo.i elsd u avail them
selves of another opportunity, which in promis
ed. In bear i.f the Hatidwwh Islands, will) its
palm tit-en mid oili-r a tractive f.-aturns peculiar
t j that group nf islands. Everybody that can
should hear the lectures.
Ik Prtk wrjr ol Opii
Slut at Albany, mid pawed a very ploaaant it-s-inn.
There wu' a very full rfpnwa ation
jiri-wnl. and a lariM anmnut of business wan
transacted. This Prcbylery includcr. ihti terri
tory l twtn ttif Columbia rivi r mi Hit' north,
tho w.uili luii in" l.ttin cnuntv, the roast l:ye on
Did wcsi, and ewtaard t" iiii-ir.de the teriitory
of Idulia. Thelndw.it mir.aii.na (r bapwai and
Eamia an- under the nn5nrrriMi.11 i.f this Prerdry-k-ry.
liir. II. W. Su-iiun. of Albany. a
leotel Cimiml"i(Hir to represent ilie Presbr-
tary in tha (irm-ral Axwinl-'.f , to be convened
at Chicago, May 17, h, on .imp.
I rlpWI'l.
With a clear ky, an I cl. ar Hailing, a bright
nn, ami a gwmlii favorable brume, yon run
have frit-uda tu pltuity; but Irt tdvt-ro wind
h. gin to blow, and the firmament cf your fr
Uiuit lw overcast, the frown of fortune will
cable ju to n iuct your friends for tliry will
bat bo uomerous, ami a ime kdi- linn truly aaiJ.
with ruforunco 10 dtlming furtuiica, ' Y -nr
Irieuda will urorp Use tlio atriuga of a luu- of
whiob yi.Q will ti;htt n, teu Uefjre yoo find tint
tlial will Uar to atrt-nJi and kwp tlie piti b."
f-lotirrrn.
We found amouR the li-t of arrsrala at the
Cberueketa Hotel ytti-rday, namia u.ai are .
proroincut. a iduntifiod with the earlient hit-lory
of thia eouutry. We gire the year of arrival: i
Chris. Taylor, IW; f. X. Matliien. 14; '
W. Oiitu, 1H4-1; W. II. Iii-ea, lsH; J. L. I'ar
riah, ISiO; S. O. Parri-h, 1-10; B. C. Geer,
147; J. B. MuC'laue, lr4D; J.Hteph Watt,
VVm. J. Herreti, l-vto; li. JeiinmKa, IS-!";
Pavidaon, 1-H7; G. W. Huot. 1317, T. V
w.Kirl, K'l.
1-44;
T. L.
Tka lwlre
At the M. K. Church laat evening by I
AuUionr, uhrrt, -My 6rt imprea-iotia of the
bandwieli Inland.-., " a h.-tened toby a fa;r
audiuiice, and the K.
tamed laa reputatiou 1
r. p. nth nian tullr aua-
1 a b-ctMrer, el.-qtit-ut and
tmpretve. ft'ewillgiiea
n.ore eiU-iid.ra no-!
lice on to-morrow. The "olo" by Ml- Olive
Cbai-uUTlin, to bo appreciated uut be heard,
Mid it ia oaiy fair to ay the amgiug waa just
ucb aa yon would naturally expect from a
C'baniberlin. Tb y all eing-well- they do.
"Ivralul Irlsrll
WoulJ indeed be a gotal thing to bare, bnt
liaro off the " and i: h-mtina for the future
to dot-low whether or uot tbe '-Telegraui"-a
tirnuotted bv liitahwileri Co. will be a ucceaa
There ia loom, aud ttie mQagetuut proposed
would indicate a apiry aheet, at leaat. Wben wc .
receive the firat "Telegram
in tl.e evening,
it
will bo time to aay mure ktout it.
, -w, ,., aicuilad.
W. II. DutiUr, O. W. C. T., on the Gtb ink!., '
crgauib! a Lodge of I. O. G. T. at Gervaia, 1
with a large moniberahip. U i. 8. Brown
V. C T Mollie Mantersou, W. V. T.; S. L. :
Ua'inw. W. 8.; Joa. Goixlman, W. A. 8.; Ir. '
VT B Mng.-rs, P. W. C. T.; M. Mitchell, 8.,
and WUIiaui Terry, Lodge Deputy. The Lode
is oouMiked of good substantia! matoiial.
tor Sna Joare
Mrs. A. F. Waller left yesterday to Uke the
ak-amor Elder for California. Bhe goes on a
visit to Ban Jeasc, where her daughter, Mrs.
btratton, reside-. We bow lief visit will be
pleasant and her return to Or -g ui not ttio long
deterred. Many friends will miss her g'-uial
proaenco.
Al I lie li.-m. kcln.
V'esUnday waa a gala day at tho Chemel.cta
Witb Pioneers, Grangers and other people, too
numerous to meutiun. Mathews was as easy
and good natured as if tbe world was running j
smoothly with him, and apparently the guests 1
ere more than pleased with their reception, as
manifest by evory movement. Ono cau tell.
RIeliitrU II. ItrnrtHtrit.
Elsewhere will bo found the "ad." of Mr.
DearlKsj-n, who is a very reliable business man,
aud if you Interview him you will Cud he keeps
a large stock of good goods in bis line, and is
disposed to sell on reasonable terms if you
give bim a show.
"Our HaV
Not "ours," but that of the "Pionee rs on
the Ohemeket. The Flag of "Our Country"
was thrown to tbo bretzo iu honor of the Pio
neers of Oregon, who wero assembled iu the
parlors of the Chi ineketa. Long live the I'io
poors. ''Onr l'ln-4 Is still there."
A inl Appointment.
Miss Florence V an n;er was selected by tl.k
School ' Directors of DL.tr id No. 24 to fill tl
position of assistant leaehor in tbe ffouth Salem
school. A good selection, ttud wo donbt not
that Miss Warriuur will till tho position witb
credit lo herself and to the eutiro satisfaction
of bcr employers.
Kelly A I iiderwooil
Advertise their bnssinciw, and we have uo hesi
tancy iu commending the men and their wt.rk
ts being reliable. T hey nro good workmen,
a'leod titrii-th- lo their business, and sell theh
v agons, bug.-icn, etc., on riasouable t mis.
IVrrlirri.u llwrxen
do tiie H'i'f. M yeslct day. I'l-niimii.
Jl ii H i ! is!.!u:i,l t: hand
i.ttt
Tlie O. 8. H. Ccnupauy ' attiamthip AJt
whicli li ft Kan Franoiaca for lVirllaud Satnruay
britiKa tlie fullowing
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Pr J W Watta, Mra N Moalcy,
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MiiikIi KnKli-.li,
.I'-lin linf.'H,
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Mra M C Mi-Gnirn,
lj..ina ISrntiuow,
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Mia A livor-l.-v,
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Mra W WCmm ingkara.il 8 IV.aalwahl A wl
li VV ll.itie & fy, lli-v J Courrtan, .V "f
ltUlklttN
On Monday m..rniii; Mr. Fph. linK' r n;.s
ao ruifortmiale aa to lo;iie one f KivalnuMt
back hor-, under the f ilow;nc. eii-ciini-4tiirie'.ii:
Mr. Olinper had reiurned from tlie railroad de
pot from the morning train ai.d diovt: into Iho
hack atal.lia of Capt. Scott, and fast. n d his
b .rtuK-, and lml(;..ne a few rmla from the utaMea
tonnnU Coinmereial a'n-.-t. when hia attniltnii
w.ib called totlioClu-ici k.-ta Unti l omiiihiia dnv
iiiij lip lu the alal.ie. Toe drirer i.f the '-bi.a"'
poke to a Ttmni! lad atao-liiix in the di-or of the
amble to uutiiteli Fph'a :eum ti niake room h.r
the ''hua" to drive xn, which the lad proei-idtd
to d;. lu lurLiuK out of tlin btahle th.: taui
rratuped the buek in aiifli a .lil
aa to nisp tl.n pelf. ri-iiImiK; it iiupoa
Ml.le f..r toe 1:.J to uiinai;e tli. rn.lmt l. he! 1 ou
to the reinmn li "-d atyU- until the iiorwn tnrnid
a aharr-corner. taming the hack over and the hid
wuli it. Luckily the luj eatrau-.! nnburt, I.nt
tlie hark wan deiuoraluied. The borwa, a noble
ptir, 1. ft to themaelvfa. aeparaiiel, one of tin in
taking the pole with him, dulnd d.,ti Coni
ntoreial btrt-t t, where one that wua Ittv tnrnid
quietly to the stuble from a hence they uirt d.
Tlie other kept on at a funoua rale of apeed
I with the pole Hill haiij;inR to the harneua. and
turned at State Ktrect, daahed on until u.-ar tlie
I; uuet Houi-e, where be orerateppt d hitii
ae.fai.d trippwl, fulling in ucb manner on
v. ry bald (jrouud aa to uiah into hphnters ouc
i of li;a foru Irta. An expert waa callod, and be
pri,uuuuowi borae incurable. Mr. Olinger
gaVe dmc-.ioiia tj kill the bune, liuh waa at
,)0ce t.rned ouL
ltll Serlr
llaaati ei mplilication in the case of William
Huvae, counecieil wub the State 1H pa; tin. lit
tuthiecity. II la "tenure of office," dt endiiig
t.iiV- on guou ut-avmr, anu atnet ant tiuou 10 eum
j uea, w ill be prolonged itidi finitely. Adminie
tiatioua cl.anpe auddenly, but HavaKe ia a "fix
I tun- of tl Departtut-nt. liver obliging, gt -
C. V. tit man'iy in his dep rttuer.t, thoroughly yx t. i
aa to bia dutita, taithful 10 the auialhat detail i),
U uot all -auge that beb'lda bia Jaj-.itiou.aiib-
out repaid to the vicii-aitudct of oolitit-al'fortuue
that place etlar ruin with the " outs."
Koi-t l W H:erl air.
Tlie Social Club," ermp.ej of a large nuru
ber of the elite of the city, cut at the rei-idence
Of HiM Lilian Pat ton, last evening, and, a
a matter of ooorae, went there for a "good
time" and thoy bad it. "Ma-qncradins" and
other a:nueuient wire indulned in, and the
fair boateM waa tbc moving i-pirit in all O at
waa ao well calcolat'-d to enliven and a Id to tbs
enjoyment of tbe ertnicg. At a (seasonable
botir UiU "Social Club" aeparattd, regretting
only that the occasioua did not occur more
freqaeotly,
Mini at !
From Gov. Chadaick, who retuintd from
'kvn.il to tl o.ll.ea 01 oournern vitBou, vr,
b arn that be ia fully satiafiod aa to tbs future
f the "Lucky Quw-u" mine, that tbe mine ia a
good one and the ui ill a spU tdid one, exce rt
tliat thrre ha bteu tome difliculty found in tbe
proceaa of aavlug or M-iiarating the meUl, which
ia now iu a fair way to be corrected, iuasciuch
aa tbe beat talent aud experience are brought
! into rwjUMition-
INuowtlen atrflgN
Dr. i'ayton went south ou the train yenterday
t bound for Bnowden Bpritiga, where, Mrs. Pay
' tou baa been stopping for aome time. Mra.
Pay ton baa had very poor health for years ; but
since going to theso famous spriuga.haa improv
ed very laat, and it ia thought she may entirely
recovei her accuatonitd health. Large i.uui
bora of our citizens are talking of Huowdea
Hpriugs, as R n sort fur the summer.
Hue liter.
Thomas Cross weut south yesterday, after
more of the "same sort "of beef he has be-n
furnishing Thompson A Lafore with this
winter. He expects to deliver to said firm iu
this city by rail, thefiueat lot of beef yet brought
to this city this spring. Tue cars of the Oregon
Railroad Co., will laud them here next Battirday.
Mr. Crisis thoroughly uuderstauda the business,
aud will uot buy any but tbe best.
"Tir," ot the ( IteuM-kFU.
Everybody knows "Taff," as you ace bim or
dinarily; but there waa a change came over bim
on Sunday last.'aud "plug bat," "storec otbes,"
and "nice team," was what was the matter with
bim. His best fi i. wis di J not recognize bis
disguise. Perhaps ho was only advertising
some "dry goods" bouse. If so, be did it suc
cessfully, aud is attending to business us usual.
KiMr Irnui.
Mathews, of the Chcmeketa. basa'-wt-akuess"
for a good horse, aud be Is the fortunate owner
of a lir that go "away dowu" in tho fifties, so
easy it is Jor thera to get over the ground.
Well, never mind -wo may be "happy yet,"
aud ours will be '-2:fJ" 01 nothing, ni-ist
likely the latter.
A llali Ins; Prl,
Went out to Battle crtek, onttuuday lust, having
made omo mistake iu tbe day of tbe week.
Oapt. Joe Bornardi, one of the parties is
charged with wringing iu a s lver hook, and
thus beating the oprosing parly. He will be
brought to tiial on such grave charge.
ItlHrt It-it.
c of .'. V. Down, r, in ihi-.
bet. b. H. Mia-s. C. ri. 1;. iu-
A', the I. : i:
t-ity, Apul 7lb. by
! end M:olli
onuMtJi I'iomih ahmmiaiiox.
TL Board of Dii-ectora of the OrrRon Tii
nr-t-r Association met in tbo parlor of (lie Che
nicketa Hott-l ytstud&y, at 2 V. M., tccording
to notice. Prom-nt, Hon. John Minto, rreai-d-nt;
Hon. V. J. Ili-rrrn. ChriD. Taylor, and
Joarph Watt, of the Hojird of Pirectora; J.
lltnry Prnwn, lbcording Stcreiaryj Willard H.
llomg, Cnrn-aptrndiug S.crt tary; lion. John W.
Orim, F. X. Mathiua, II. C. Oner, .1. L. Parrisli,
T. fl. Allen, Iwia Iitvjiuin, J. I'. Mi-Clane,
M. I". Mack, T. W. Dan-npm t, andT. h. David
s nr.
Mr. U.t off. 11.(1 tlio follow in.-, ami na atlnpt
c.l as
cui-fH or n-MN-i;;
1. HclKHion of puce fir hoi ling tlie anuual
t'lt-iiiiion fr 1H77. . .
2. To decide as lo t!,a tii.u; wli. o the c-uauing
ri-.O' tin .-lull a-tj'ttirii.
.". Apiiutment of Chaplain of the occasion.
4. K'.ection of Speaker tu de liver t! .
A.klnaa.
5. Ll'-ciion of N,k ak- r to d -Hrer tho Cccm
ioual AdvliOi-a, ruljtive more especially to the
h'-tiory of tho immigration of lsli.
6. Election of aauecial l-'inanco Cotnujitloe,
wboho duly will be toaolicit contribution to aid
tlie AsMKhath.ii in dofraying tho actual
tiecersarj ej.j. n-e incurred ia conduct iug its
bllr-im-Ha.
7. Appointiui nt of C ; .litl. 0 to employ a
band of mtifitr. supcruitcLd tho pn piratioii of
tbs grouudri and biiildiugs pel.-ctcd, including
i hail for holding the Pi..i:cr ball.
8. Yerlikl report of Truajiiivr anJ Secrciaiy
11 to tl.e financial condition of the Aisoctauoii;
auiontitiu Treasury with outstanding indebted
t f and f,.r what purports incurred.
S. It-port of Committee on printyig, wiib
er-timate of cost of hubltsliinij iu pamph
1. t form ti e kJilrciws of Jrilge
H. P. B ieatid Hon. Johu Jlinto, iiieluding
tbe unpnbiiahe l iraiaeiion of the Aiaociation
i1..n to the a.lj..iinir.n nt of tlos r.ieetiDj;.
11. Adoption t.f prfigramma for tho annual
mectiri!:; p wieia t-f r. l.ich the Committee on
Printing r-ha'.l cause to bo puhlinhed and dis
tributed on or hi fort- the 20ih of May.
On motion of W.,1. H- rren.all who were prep
tnt were invited to participate; in the- proceed
ings of the meeting.
OB motion tl.e State Fair Grounds were se
lected as tbe place to bold the next annual re
union. Ou motion the time of closing the next re
union was fixed at Faturday Eton, June 16th,
1877.
Kev. L. H. Judion was selc-cted as Chaplain ;
lion. El wood Evans was chosen to deliver the
Annual Addieaa ; and Hon. Wm. btrorig as al
ternate. Hon. Joel Paltnor was ohosc-n to deliver tl.e
occasional address in rtlation to the immigra
tion of 1815. and Stepbsn St&ats as alternate.
Ti e following were appointed as Financial
Committee : V. J. Ilerrt-n, Jos. Ilolman and
Werner Breyman.
Coirm'.t'tc of Arrangements : E. M. Waite
W.J. Urmu. John W. Hiuto, Mis. Mary Min
to and Mrs. S. A. Clarke.
Mr. Gat-r moved that the Grand March of the
Association beheld at 1:30 o'clock P. M., on
the first dav ( f the re-union.
Mr. K ts introduced the following resolution
for action at every session:
l!,.ved. That the Board of Directors pre
sent for the consideration of this meeting a
p'ati by assessment upon the members or other
wise, as to the Hoard may seem best, which will
free the Association of its present indebtedness.
Hon. A. L. Love joy was chosen to de liver an
address on the immigration of 1812, and Mr.
Crawford as alternate.
The old Committee on Printing, consisting
of E, N. Cooke, S. F. Chadwlck, Willard B.
Koes, John Miuto and J. Henry Drown, was on
motion re-appciu'ed.
Ou motion, adjourned till 7: o'clock P. M.
EVENING SESSION.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Daniel Clark resigned as Chief Marshal, and
on motion Hon. It. C. Goer was elected as Ch'sf
Marshal and James Elkias, of Lebanon, Liuu
county, Assisiaut.
Moved and carried that an admittance fen of
51) cents be chargtd to all male adults, aud all
msnibors, who pay their membership dues pass
frei.
The ball tickets was placed at ?2 0".
Ou motion, the Uncording Secretary was au-thoriz.-d
to retain 100 copies of each year's tran
sactions of the Association in hisollice, for the
use of the Association.
Ou motion, Mr. E. M. Waite was authorized
to print 1,000 copies of the transactions of 1870.
Moved and carried that the members of tlio
press be invited by the Secretary to attend the
re-union.
Moved that a resolution of thauks be ten
dered to the Htate Agricultural Boctcty for the
me of their Fair Ground.
Tho following were appointed as Committee
Oil Programme : President Minto, Vice Presi
dent E. N. Cooke, Secretary Brown, W. J. ller
rcn, and E. M. Wsito.
Mr. Eeta introduced the following resolu
tion :
Kesolved, That the Secretary furnish tho
several pa-wrs of this city, the Oregoiiian,
aud Standard, of Portland, with a copy of the
proceoditiKs of this meeting, requesting an in
sertion of the same
, ti,t r,,i I, .1.1, M.-Prakpn
Moved and carried that Col. John MuCraken,
A. P. Ankeny aud C. H. lwis be appointed a
committee to secure bulf fare on the different
linos of transportation.
The followiug resolution was offered and
adopted:
Resolved, That tbe Pioneer Association of
Orogon, fully appreciating the courtesies ex-teud.-d
by 8. F. Mathews, proprietor of the
CUemekeia Hotel, do hereby extend to him our
kindest expression of good will and aiucerost
thanks for favors shown.
On motion adjourned. Jons Mi.tTo,
J. HfcXKV Ubown. Sec. President.
f Htt. f. l. I rndMll.
It is reported ou apparently good authority
that Capt. Craudall is booked for Secretary of
Idaho. It is a geKid position salary twouty-five
hundred -snd we hope the report It correct.
ANlOilH
Has 40 salesjns - reported and yet iht ic is
rfrom - for impiovtmont.
IHed.
! lu this lily. ApilGth, I'ar.tiy l'oail. p;r. di
-, ji- .'..tu!.! i cf J:nt :t v rod r'liium Cnis-.
DtKHTt:n.
"Cold I no cold !" and tlio nihl looks dowu
On a alnv ring form in a tatioretl Kowu,
On a lono, lorn heart, and a pair of eye-4
Abrim with a life's kot o miseries;
Ki on kisa,
l'.y the tlakos are told,
Kim on kiaa
Hut oh ! ao cold,
F.ven Iho ton; h that on(!ht to blna,
M.ickijlli the wand'rei'a wretchednotH.
How run the lorej in llio land of liRht,
Poor IhroUKh tlio ili-iiml loi w of liinht,
With never a alar to li-eak the gloom.
Or sivi ep or.e cloud from tlio path of tlo.".ll) !
1' tlllvO 011 tl.i!.!.,
n x-!.-..! I,.H,
With touch so chill,
With t.'iiir-h that sinks like tlio shaft of bate
Dt op in the heart to desolate.
"Cold ! 50 coM !" and (lie rnddy pluru
Of lights that nli.it in tlio frosty air
lteddens each lliko that falls tioii
A r.'jVss, Ironii lis.-, fiieiidb ss one;
Drop by drop
Of the hlood-rc 1 snoir,
Drop by drop
In the cup of woe;
The thaiice tilled for t j-nt's r-i'r 1 r: ,
A panjier's feast forr. ( l.i a'ioi-:.ilL.
Joy sails out on the Winter's wings,
Arid turned for self Is the lav she sings.
Its echoes drift with the ioy air
Aud 1110. U the sufferer's piteous prayer;
Wave on wave
With the night wind strong.
Wave em wave
Of the l itter son.
Tlatt flokfa where the se-ils of hope are fulled,
Aud crowns tho wounds of a heartless world.
"Cold ! so cold !" N'it the eut'ins bla-t,
Nir the trosty cloak of the night cloud cast,
Hut the eia'mpe-., iiiipityinK he-arts tbial boat
The rhyme ot life in the tb longing slitet;
Throb on throb
With the chimo of p. If;
Throh on throb
To the- sna of self;
B it not one pulse io the- measure sweet,
That times the love at tho mercy Stat.
Theniaht wears on, and the moon sails out
And elonds sweep imck to the nalms of (lonbt,
And the stars lixik down for the shiv'ring form
Tyat braved the thrn-ts of the cruel storm;
Fold on fold
Is the mantle white;
Fold ou fold
'Neath the eves of nicht;
The drifts sre still in tho Winter's breath;
And the spoilers rote is tbe wing of death.
lAi:;;t 1 1 ic.
Gray in all shades, will bo much used.
Black net dotted with gohl is used for veils.
Mr. Moody tells the Boslonians: "If you
can't bv a lighthouse, be a candle."
New Market bein? fltte;d upon Commercial
street Billy Langhead.
Dainty little parasols iro to take the place of
the Bensiblc sun umbrella.
A large acreage of fl x will be so?. n in Oregon
this spring.
Navy blue and dark brown is a utw combine
tion. Mildew on wheat U whr.t's tlie matter in
California, in some localities.
Dick Barker is "returning board" iu the way
of acting as umpire on mauy occasions, and
very few can go Is-liind him.
W". H. Watkinus, Esq., who has been confined
to his room for several days, is ou the street
again, able to attend to business.
Tho relentlesB hooper promises to be very
numerous in Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Min
nesota. It is folly to pay for-y kents for, a sheet of mu
sic when you cau go to church and got it by the
choir for nothing.
Ashland Tidings announces anew manage
mentMr. Button rt-tiriugon account of ill
health J. M. McCall fc Co., taking his place.
Mrs. Olive England, being at home again, will
resume music teaching aud her scholars will
take notice aud govern themselves acejrdingly.
W. R. Duubar trill visit Capital Lodge, Good
Templars, this evening (Saturday), in an offi
cial capacity.
Mr. Barlow, telegraph operator at Aurora,
accidentally shot himself iu the foot, with a
pistol while on target practice on the 9th inst.
"Grace before moat," as the youtig lady re
marked wben she laced herself eo tight slio
couldu't swallow.
The wave ou which many a poor fellow has
b6eu carried away is the wave of a lace-edged
cambric handkerchief.
"liaising the wind" is now denominahd
more classically, "exciting the financial iEolus.'
"Done ou my own hook," "executed on the re
sp nisibility of my awu personal curve."
Nothing will sooner establish the recognition
of the eldest sou's position in tho family than
his ability to beat the old man five straight
games of endue in one evening.
A Baltimoro paper says that the prie'o of
board hasn't been so low for the last ten years
and adds, "and the board hasn't been so bad
either."
Hops are a good crop, ordinarily, but there
was a "failure" 011 hops last year, in Lane
county, not "down in the bill," and tho cli
mate and soil had nothing to do with tho result.
A Ferguson street man had just said to a
fiiind : "Let's take another "when his wifo
I noi forgotten--"view of the political situaliou"
he added .
It is more laudublo to suffer great misfortune
than to do great things, says StanitdauB, and it
is better to stand and cuss the vocabulary dry
whim the Btovepipe falls down than to kick thk
the stove over.
We've seen a man witk a tcu-cont cigar in his
mouth talk of hard times, but a woman never
cniMolains until she has turned the old dress
twice and cnut't fluel another side to it.
There was a large crowd yesterday at H. D.
Boon's bookstore to hear Prof. Stanley play on
his favoiilB piauo tho Steiuway. Also the
splendid bliouiuger Organ, II. D. Iloon, solo
agent.
The Sunday School limbic at tho M. F.
Church attracts largo crowds even Pagans
seeming to enjoy it. Mr. Chambei liu leads the
singing, and is not only an accomplished musi
cian, b'tt a thorough oiganiaT.
"See the hosts of sin advancing; Satan had
ing on," is what tliey aiing in a Chicago church
us the Sunday Krbta.il mnrol eel up the aisle,
liea-ltd bv li 0. lif t:.
nenf Mule.
Any 0110 desiiinga neat and suliatauli il Joh
of work douo in the lino of bottoming chairs,
and wishing at tlio same tiino to render aid te
tbo unfortunate, will boar in mind that there
are several pupils, nofln good circnmhfanccj,
who aro desirous of helping thotiiselvos by ren
dering an equivalent for what they receive.
Any ono having a chair without a oano bottom
cun liavo one put in on short 11 it slid to
their satisfaction by calling at llio Daf Mute
School and leaving thuir orders, and Jlieri by aid
tlitso uiiforlunato young persons ai s. curing a
s llicui.cy to take them home.
1 v-ilu 'I'i'li'trrnuit
Frank I'., lloclgl.fn loaves us t-ed. y, to t.-ike
prtsition on an evening paper. i:i Portland,' Iho
' Fvening Tolegram." Fl unk understands tlie
Oeicio.ss iu hand. and tho management have from
Rood tosto snd business se-nso in their selection
Frank will make friends - tho piper, and wo
doubt not ho will "go in " lot- making the
" Telegram " a spicy sheet, md wo expect to
hear from him, a good repojt.
rumirnl .itlte.
Died, at tho Commercial Hotel, al five o'clock
P. M., on Monoay tun 9th iust., Ma-u.-, wife 1 f
A. 15. Cardwell, imd danghler of Wesley and
Rebecca Graves. The funeral will tako place
from the M. E. Church, at three o'clock P. M.(
this Tuesday, April llltli, 1377. Frauds of the
family arc invited to attend.
liaisrl ry.
The boot store of J. F. fcUaiger wa.i burglar
ized on Sunday night to the extent of four pair
of new boots value about $10. Entrance was
madu from the rear, by a window, app.n c-ntly
without much difficulty.
Home one has estimate.d that each person on
the globe would rccive two dollars if all the
crold was parcelled out. Aa mmy of us would
only bo thirty-Aye cents richer by such a
' divvy," we hardly think it is worth while to
go to that trouble.! Nor. istutrn lleiald.
Me-rti liiiill III Sew Yoi-It,
Xot lecturing in San Fraueisco, as repoi led. At
latest dates Mr. Meachara was in Albany, N. Y
Eon. V.. Mallory was in tho city Monday at
tending to some very important legal business.
PHOTO GRA
Poonve the Mia low
lire tlio eoiVtiii.ou f:.Uv
I5 A. H3IrriI, Aitist,
Takes photographs, earl, cabinet, an J life size
Stylcand BnMi equal to any' work done In tbe
Slate.
Prices Rcamouttliln.
GALLERY .Commercial street, between Rtate
and Oourt stree:s. Salem, Uga. Jan4 tf
V YOU
WANT TO GET SHAVED
CO TO
BEN. ILELSAY'S
AT rUS NEW STAND
et deor to C
Czafovge's. near the
Hotel
775. Ct.1TES.1IA!. 1376
CASH STORE
Dealers in)
GROCERIES.
Cured Meats, Lard, Etc.
Starkoy's Block, Commercial Street, Snlom, Ogn.
ull-ti
JONES & PATTERSON,
I U S U R A U C E
-A- 3ST U
General Agents,
Opera House, Saiem, Oregon.
c
IMTTf.AKS PESCnil'TIVK OP OREGON
lor gratuitous illalrliiiitinn on a.pll. alioii
ieb7:ilwlf
TlloM. A. MAVZEY.
O. I'. M AUZKT
MAUZEY BROS.,
PLUMBERSiG&S FITTERS
AND DEALKItS IN
Hot WaterBoilers.Bath Tubs,
Ilubloer PTo.se,
ANT)
Iklttl Ill'l
I'llllipM.
Have ewislanllj on handjAli Sue of
Pipe and Fittings
For'.Caa, Water St Steam.
Jobbing & Repairing a Specialty.
Shop on East Side Commercinl St.
"EAL Estate
BUH1NESS CARD-J.
HUELAT t EASTHAM.
A I tonic) a-iit-Inw.
OOiue in Port hind In
Xllor OrogoD Cllr
'Iikii....j s lilen-.k, Ida a
strctrt.
K. L, ".MTHAIf.
Oregon, tut?
iill's new brick, Nu.
h, rlrst strixM.
b IlL'Kl.AT, Poillnuil,
line I J: tin
JAME3 F. BROWN,
A!!ornev-at-Law and Notary Public,
Liigene City, OiTfrnn.
J. A. APPLECATE.
A.T'X'OIK.lTIE'X"- VI'-Xi-A.'W:
SAL KM, OREfiOS.
Oifice e..jni:iie ,i.o ftaiik. tn nrlwclil's IHoalL
ilev.'i:tl
JOHN J. DALY.
lHorjH j- end C'HHclor ut Law,
Rooms in Ilutlor's Old Store, Dallas, Orogoa.
Will prmrttew In the State and U. S. Courts. VL
ec.llonaaepeeialtv. JNO. J. DALY.
'ltv,-lM:ti
TILMON TOJta,
Vtli m y iintl Counselor at Ltw
Salem, On 'tin.
Oltioc in Pattern's Brick Building, t'p Stairs.
ronrctaST.l
3. ttVIMc'Al'iaK, M. DM
PJiysirltm & Kurtfcoii,;
OFHCE-GrlsTreld'i Sleek, TJp Etaira.
v. c. slllivaI
A-ttox-iiev-nt-Iaa-vy ,
Will hereaficr bo found ab the somheast
wm of lie.; IV 1 it;ra HoiiLft, upstairs.
saieni, th-.t, 4-;iii.
G. H. DAVIS, IV!. D.,
Tomlers his professional services to the peop!
il'Sjoio a...l vicinity, lie will go anywhere in
tau- to act surgicii lly when called upon. tttttf
SET S3 SS. SIASIIllili,
(Sen! Estate Agent, City SurTCf
or, Civil Engineer and o-
ary Public.
egS-OfflocirPatton'sBrk-k Building, np:stai.
mari-h:io7s
n. n. ortosi,
iKTSE PAINTER AND PAPER HANfiEft.
a M Kalaomr.iingr also douo. Work solloiteit ami.
eatislai-.tion k-uaranteed aetrftna
W. I SMITH, n. !.,
Pliytsicritm :nxtl iifir;oia
HARIIlSBtnU, WRUUUN.
mavStl
E. SHEIL, D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEOf.
Sri.CTALTY
C'lii'onic; liiisojitsioi-j
OF TUB
Head, Thrwat, Cliest & Digestive Organs,
Alio OP TIIE
JSITVOIW SYSTEM UKM.lt ALLY.
itFFiCK-CIommerclal Hotel, Sa'em.
B. STRANG,
IKALEtt IS
COOK,
PARLOR,
'BOX STOVES
and RANCES.
Iiiiii'tHrtuier ol
TIN, SHEET IRON & COPPER WARE.
Union Block, Commercial street, Oregon.
C3rComo in and cailne our new goods.
uHll
SHIET.8
Ma.dc to Oi'clcr.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Inquire ai
B. FORSTN EH'S
'ommeri-.iul st Salem.
.Look Hero !
J. M. COULTER
SS NOT DEAD NOR ET 8M0KPINU, BUT
isultve awl kicking, and ready to furnish you
evilh all kinds of
Ooopor-Wnro,
.IN
Salem or East Portland.
Shop in Salem on the lot where I built the brick
n e oiiuiHiroitii sireet. nnop in ir.ast I onianuaa
.he IHti.t'ntc el the Nark street terry,
tptr" All work warranted nf the fiesu
P-klUl
FOR SALE.
A STOCK OR DAIRY FARM
Containing 690 Acres,
CMTlTATRn ON THE MI11TII SIDE OF- THkl
O Columbia river and on the east bank of t hl-iw-ok
river at its inouih. uiid shout 4 miles above
Korl Cuiiliy. It is esiM-chilly aelapted for a Dairy
Farm, ahoitt 5ei0 aci-es of It lielng excellent snisa
liiiid, siitth-tent to winter lot) cows Willi littfe t
no extra feeding, a pot-lion of it being sanity huul
wt ere 'he gi'ii.is starts arly in the sprlnjr, and
when that aives out there is n-npte liih) htn.1
raiifcO where the grass never dries up. The
whole tiloce tOHced, with a hoiino and burn on It.
ttud can with a very liulo labor bo increased
milch beyemd II a present c'liwciiv. Kir ftinlier
luiili.'iilai'.e enquire of If. H. OII.K, (vstervilkK,
t'a. lllc. i-omitv, W. T., or A. 8. tlllo.-r.'l, Ntv 9b, .
tirnt street, Purllaml, Oreitoii. feb-I 6us
LABISH "DAIRY.
UK irNliKltSUiNKI) IS Pit Kl'AKKD TU
" I'lirnish IVenh milk, twice a ilay, to lnli
and heitels. The itttlU fr.,tn one cow is ketrt sepri
rale I'oi clill e . U. I'OUM.
v-.i.:n
ADVERTISING!
S:i,5.".t. It ..r h . 1" vj.-i-'f in wii ioue new'Hfn.
Ik-is .l-ti-:oiite 1 through thirl -, tatet.nill Imi mI
for $7 uo c.-4r.h. A. vo i .lie iuei i ion- uiuirmit,tl. A
li.l ol l he- mit-,. i tv iiif: .fjiiy aiol iy-kl elruu
lati.ui Mini piin:!.! -.-iieeiul,. of r:itv. wnt fr- t i.h
appli.nti-Hi I..IIK.). I'. ItuttKII.A to., New.
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