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Balem, Friday, April , 1875.
State Grange Deputies for 1876
Former of Oregon, and Washington nnd Idaho
Territories: Organize for eeir-protictlon and for the
iinniilikineiit of the Industrial pnriilt. To facilitate
tint woik, I rmc commissioned f'o following per
sons ai in) Deputies, In this jurisdiction, to Inrlltitte
(Innii.'ti', and to hale a general Mipctilslou of our
fturktn thclrrc-pictlie Jurisdictions:
l'or Douglas Count -If. M. Oiirne), Ten Mile I". 0.
Oos .1. Henry Nchriiedtr, Ott 1. O,
.'acksou-D. h. K. Hulck, Ashland I O
l.anu II. N Hill, Junction; and Uco. It. Hatner
ley. Camp Crick.
Unn Win Cjnif, bclo; R. A, Inliie, Lebanon;
.s. I). Hale). I'eorla.
Jlcnton Cha". K. Moor and Jacob Modle, CoriallK
1'ulk .lame Tntom, I)lle.
Mirlnn II. A. Wlt7d. Turner.
Yninhlll-Akxandir Held, McMlniivllle; and A. I!.
Ilciir), Lafa)ctlc.
W ashlnstoii-T. D. Hiiinphre), lilll-boio; and Hcn
Ij lluxuiii, Forest Orine.
1,'lsckaini K Korbes, Ote.-o'i I'll): and A. It.
!-hlnlev, Osie;o. , ..,,, i i,
Uiilti oinali Jacob Johuoii and W . J. Campbell,
I.'ist 1'orlliiinL ...... . ,,
Colnmhla-J. SI. SIcIntIre, Mcliitlies I.iudln,',
-nuIi Island.
;iai)p It. W. Moirls.m. . . ., ,.
Watu It. Mu)i,'lln!Dallm; itid J. II. Doutlilt,
I'npcr Oilmen
ilraut I). II. IthlncTnrt. Cinyi n til).
irmilllla-Iohii s W hlto, Wclou.
ISiku- Uni Ilrottn, linker C It).
Tilli'iiook-ll. 1", Redden,
UA4IMlT(lN TFIIIllTOltV.
Willi Walla Count) Wot. 31. S'ultoii .n.id O. Hull,
Walla Wnll-i.
W Iilliiu.n llcnrv Spnldlni'. I?Haitilli'.
(' trku II. SI. Kimpp, Slill Plain oi Yarno ner.
hdiills-.M Ofi'nlell, Kims.
Thurston E. L. bliitth, OI;iuplt , ai d Win. Patk
wit'i 1, 'le'ilno.
Klni' lullns Morton, fcciltle
( m.'lll,. .Juliii S. lliinulh. l'tkln
I'lth'c- a 8. .'1 irkhnni, Chehalli Point.
IDAHO TK111IITOII1.
Ni l'eics Count) S S. Howard, Paradise Vullc) ;
i lid W, ('. Pinrson, Mt. Ii'aho.
Ad i II. Itin-n.1, Wilsu; and I. I', Carter, liulse
.lty.
All) locallt) nlllilii thlr Jmlrdlction for which no
Iiipitty I u liccu nppolnlid fur the oif;iuliillon ol
.nn,;cs, will leccliu Ini neillilo altuillon If nppllca
Hun In undo to inc. I ulllnttiud tu It III pwsouor
uppilut or hi ml a Diputy.
DANIEL CLUti;,
Mn'liT Oiiv'.mi s,intolian'c, 1'. of 11,
Si.lein, Jan I, lb.".
JJil.VII.SMnil, Hinl liurs, Dcpul) fiirthe St ilu
i t hu.'i.
INotltr to I'uf riiiii.
I ho run cinico .itliliccH CiH.V I ;, Titiiiiii of
tlia stati-tii iiiiroororowiii,l dmij.a fiom OieKou
i liy to Portland. Expir,, picVnc? n 111 aKp 1e Inr
v,li'll to roillund
ICCIllittlltlCON.
llonci one II. i' rnn n enn 1 1- pild to the Plate
A ut at IVirtlnid, Mr. Winner, If mole i omcnlent
f Ljii KrjuUiitT the fiiiuo to thN ofdee.
(jkvmji: ui:Ti uvs w i.vvi:i).
Sir. .folin II. Rmilli, Kocioltivy of llu
Mttto t J I ;iiif;otIs nuxi(ill ti jillIIi!U his 1 1 -it
tw'SiitirmUimlu CiUiukcm lor tlio iK,uiMit
ytMi', Willi n jioi loot ii'liinn of tliu lift
Ol' OllifOlV, tltlll Clllllllt ill) Ml IlliJ.UlHU (lie
totiiiiis :tu not iL'i'oIvctl fiom till (lie
(! I nues. At ills sticvtfon, wcpuliINli
the follow Intj liit of lluiiu from wlilcli u--tin
no tut' dt'jiioil, ami would ingo that
tltt'.v iiic fnnilshotl at tin caily thiy.
Jill Oveyiiu,
'; ,k t'l i'u f.i.i i e. K.i A V. .i,Mi.i t'.i u.. , 'o 1
li l' a ' tu ilie .0 I .1 u.i'l nil. It) (trance
ADVA.U'K OP FKEIGHTS.
The most inipoitmit matter of general
Interest that has transpired of lato has
been the combination of transportation
companies and the confeouent lieeciug
of people of the l'acific coast by the In
satiate corporations, which, the minute
they ceased warring against each other,
turned their united force to the work of
devouring the public. So long as the
Pacific Mail company ran opposition by
the Isthmus route, and created a whole
some competition, the passenger nnd
freight rates were maintained at a very
reasonable figuie, but at a sufficiently
profitable one, as was manifested when
the companies announced their leceipts
and earnings for the year 1874. But now
that competition is removed and the
world lies helpless at the mercy of the
transportation companies, freights are
being advanced so rapidly that we can
not publish one advance before we hear
of another.
Itallro.ids are vciy valuable adjuncts
to civilization, or have been so in the
past, but matteishuvc changed timing
the Insl few years, and It looks as if un
der the latest modern constiiiutton, civil
ization was being i educed to become
merely an adjunct to t'lC lnllrcml sys
tem, something that Is toleintetl hecausu
It cicates wants ami wealth that feed the
hungiy corporations and please the rapa
cious monsteis.
What wo are to do with the rnihoails,
is the great pi oblem, and as the people
aie in leality all powerful inotireountry,
if they can only be educated to think
alike tiuil woik together, thcie Is no
doubt that they will find some way to
pioteet themselves from the encroach
ments of these dentures, whose ttue
mission is to scive the people, but wlto-e
aim seems rather to be to make the
wot Id ti Unitary to themselves. The
sooner the people aiouse to the need of
piotcctiug llieiuK'lves, the better.
.1 n.i'l mllti ttrJiureSi'ii 1)
I'l'Mw ii'.o '" "l Sand III l.io Hi nice No 57
riwu II t Hill tinner No in Woudliiin i.i n v" No Vi
Jlowill l'i ilrlu III Mo vi hu I mini i.i iii,-e Nn-"i
1 h'I ' u r ii e No ') Ml Ui i 1 i.nije u 'ii
Wu'li ".-I n .i iiij No 'i i vv ill inn ne .Mi'.'iu .n i i"
Suilni'U in Mil i Iss I lilt
Wil I lielllle.ll In Villi I.i lirind U'liiKi) .Nu li.
i ,ie llrnun o KH 1 iliui w Ihjuhu ii 1 '1
"Mt umiii (.nujeXo 1 it .Mount ilu Mew (.r Noll.'
"i ippmi-e Hriue No 111 M lu.iil i lir in.'t No l'i i
llil.ei III) Hi ih.mXii t"; I iilnn No tl.rri.e No 111
1 i ink' n iiniiin'i .No t Vi II iilnn i. ilu in No 117
Oili.iiM tiniu.-e No 1,M l.ciie snr Iiihii'uMo li. i
I) iiiUI 1 1 irk l.r No Hi.' O upiiUe i ; dr No Ui7
Toll do Uraiie No till M illniir drnue No 17U
Ninth CmiuU'e III No 171
Wualilnmtoii 't'ei i Dor) .
M'tiltflurj tirmue No I lliuuiuii (inline Noli
ulllll Town Ui N'o7 DiiwuiuUh (trance No U
I'uthlii tiMUL'o N'o 1 1 Miiiilimi n Unlike N'o Is
elin i hi ti injo N'oi- 'iiuoiiHlran.i' N'o''i
I'll) illup III mjo No II
lilulio 'l'eii lloi) .
N'h I'hCi.' (Ii uie N'o I II ili Oi m;o No3
Mid lliton iiiaiue Noli l.owir ll'de (iiatiife No 1
IIUlu t.i uie No s 1 uieku lirin;i'.Vii'i
til iiuif Ni in WKt Urin.-eNu jy
tiiliiluli limine No II
Decision of the Executive Committee.
The TlllonUmlicr Tilal.
We ate glad to know tlit "'a gloat
Hcnndtil is winding up, .so iarat least ns
the present tilal is concerned, and that
we shall toon bo lelieved of the long and
tedious rcpoitsof the ease. Tlic lcsult
cannot of coiuse bo plainly seen, fur we
do not know what force of cvldcnco the
Tilton piity may have in reserve, but it
is htudly possible that the jury cm be
In ought uiuuiimoiisly to convict llcochur
on the chuiuctci'of eviileuce alrcatly adduced.
At the piesent .diowlug, the evidence
ol Tilton himself is veiy gietilly weak
ened by other evidence hhowing his in
consNtei.cy; hln eonneetiou with the
Wutidhiill eitiwd, and his unhnppy tem
per for yean p it in his own family. To
a eei tain extent, Moultou is in tho same
boat with Tilton, for they aie couslileietl
" blids of ti leathei," but the only strong
pint, so fat, in the piosecution, has been
lliu
tluiicu of Moultou, who will be
ilways lumembcied In tho annals of New
Yolk courts as the model itnes of the
I cent my.
mine lirai's-eNo imi iSUeletous enoiigli nave ueeii uneoveieil
in family closets j:o satisfy tho moibiil
i I'tuiosity, even if the tilal lestilts in no
veitliet, as veiy likely it may. The evl
I deuce l'or the tlefen-e is some of it very
I favoiable to lleecher, such as that of lles
, -do rtiruer and other ladles, and lleecher
himself has evidently strengthened his
j e.uise by the straight foiwnrd and plain
manner in vhlch Ik has given his eyi
I deuce o far. What may be made out of
Ihe cio-. e.timiitatioit remains to be seen.
What we do not anticipate is that the
veuliet of that Juiy will bo a couvtctlon
of lleecher, though many of the leading
Journal .-seem to bo woikiug to prejudice
his case.
At tlio Into sbsiIou ol tho lUeeullvo Coin
milieu ol tlio Ntttloutl llraiuu it was
dojkloil uml held ttiat tlio action cf Unit
body luireto'oru nuuiluj; six cents us tue
ipntrlirly iltto'i U Ititfltulod us aUtltig t uiltil I
tiuiiii (or .such titles ami the Suite Guuge cm
lU u ulutior rato wiimi deotued neco-huty. It j
ihe State Omnge tUos no rulo Hum tl'O raM
is six enn a us a rjrnoral iu!o.
Tlio tliilvluK housjif J. U I.ce, lUllis,
(ilUMiKU SlIll'MKXTS,
Some time since tho Coi'V.illl GmctU
made statenieiits with icgaid to ship
ment' of grain made on farmers, account
fiom llentou county, which wo have
si iuv loin ned wele Incorrect, as, in the
Hist place, they wore not made by tho
regular (ininge agents, as intimated, ami
uiiinoi' iiiv'iep.uices aie set lortli by a
Ims lumliil us tholr end wliloh plb.it uoiloe J'lt.-.iu,' of Long Tom as follows :
In r.im'1 or column. Their csivricico and , The ,':, rc viv. tl,t "Major lliuce,
Licit tics crablus them to verify nil tlio'rl one of the lending (.'rangers Inthocouu-
HJJHU3UIIWIHUIS ;o ilu puuui'. iiie- sttmi' ty, mnue ti nine arrangement wltii
outhliiool all erulti niiii. and In (i:mh Mill luities in l'oitlllnil to shin III
ui .oh Inti'ie tod; in B'M prlcos fur j.roiluej U"K'U, ot V)v:xt, x" . '''vorwiol." '
m aro tbo fanners. Tliev oitsht to, ami Ho""lio!, U l.,0!,Itlvc '"''i !- AlnJor i
......, ..i 1. ... ,. !: ..:.... ' ' a never made any such i out r.tct with
doubt will, iccoiioa Uiaxy patruuago,
sttud' iy, nuuieu utile tirr.ingement with cer
..!.. .....I.. I.. 11. . .!...! & . !.,. tit ......
;iro as ,,u" i'-uiic" in iniiiiinii in sniji 10,000
IHls
llruco
HIIV
pantos whatever in the city of Portland
to ship wheat to Liverpool. ltalosas
I'MrNThAU.MAi-Ks-Mr.p.A.Vjittcrssn that "alter getting the wheat nil board
ot Dixie, Inruitns 1V." ut l'ltasnt ll'tl, the esel, it tuiiis out that intcud of
tint ho can onlor tliu )a'.o:it tur uiu!m 1m 8i'tlng ,vii'a tmfapcr bushel, they
WIllllS or L'. 11. IUIIV. Wm 1 linni.n "Cu ' l""""1 H'iu'.e,iur" n 11, wilioil 11:1s ere
liatiipihiro.
tiled a tieiueiidoiis Liuzsluc ninouir inter
C'twl parties, the past week." This, like
Col.L'MllIA ltl Kit MlKANtlDVl LlM.s Th
Wall Walla pwoploard asitattustho subjict
orbullduiK another llunoratwiuboau for the
Upper ColuuiblA. Tbat is right, uuko tbo
t'olumblu a frwo river. Wo can bat of
threollueaof Veatuboata on the WUlarattto
and theio la talk of sororal mora comlu? .
Ooon Con, ni'C0'm:i. Wrt underitatul
that Bomu of tho KoUaUm eo.rt has lately
beou esAailued in roitlaud nnd pro.
uouncod the bwt coal Ibr nil purpose jet
the foimer clause, is also false; for by the
receipts It can be hown that instead of
getting only w cts. It Is 3.! cts , per bush
el. Said money I simply an advance,
and to-day the farnieis own the wheat,
and can .sell It to whom aud for what
they plciiMO, at anytime.
AN001K OoATs. Mr. Charles Lnirsilnn. n!
UluiKett'a Vttllov. I'tuton count v. ami savrr.
al ot hi nelflibor, ar nutltipYor the pur
chato ot tHohmiil'tsl :l 4 and 7 S blood Au-
ujra iroats. to til.u)outlio Khh-UUI rauue of
, liemon, Tho lmtxHluction of o larpu a'rlock
i.imiil imi (Mji-m.l it I. 1, nil .j.,,,.! ,'"' ! " iHauie wny 111 lest iuo prae
loni U cm thW coast. It Is w ell .vlaptod for . cblllty ot tUo bukluoaa lu our climato nnd
m lu irou furnasM and for maUhig s. , Uh our uaturitl fotd.-Wi awyer.
T1IK JfKVT WHKT CROP.
If the figures lately funilshed us by
Messrs. Kodgers, Myer &. Cz. are correct,
there shoultl be at the present time near
ly a million of bushels of wheat In Or
egon remaining still in hand, over nud
above tho home demand that Is, if we
raised any more, or even as much wheat
last year as the year before. It Is proba
ble that many forehanded farmers have
held a portion of their crop, not liking to
sell at present prices, but we heard a day
or so ago of one who had held his wheat
for two years, and had refused the high
prices of 1873-4. Such a man must be
guided by his whims more than by any
good judgment based on general Infor
mation. As a general thing, the wheat through
tho Willamette valley looks -well, and
from all sides we hear it asset ted that a
larger area will be sown to wheat than
over before, which is only reasonable to
believe, because now farms are being
constantly opened, new men aie moving
in from abroad, and the old farms are be
ing subdivided or goiuur Into the posses
sion of more vigoiou woikcrs. There is
eveiy reason why the wheat product
should Increso fiom year to year, and
really tho product is now small compaicd
with the extent of our wheat lamb and
their ptoiluctlvcness.
If one fourth of thewhe.it lamls now
open to cultivation in this valley and the
Umpqua wero properly tilled and could
produce an average harvest, tlio product
would not bo less than 120,000,000 bushels
of wheat in one season. That being tho
ease, we are doing a small business to
only produce 5,000,000, bushels a year,
which is about the extent of present cul
tivation. Tliu product will increase, because
wheat is natural staple of ouv Stutc, and
whatever other "v,jJOts may connnautl
attention (lmt N..nl aiway& bo tho main
''"iieiiilence of a gieat many. The
woild must have bread, and even though
tlio pi ice may be low the dtmaiul ii,.''
broutft.tufl'H is always certain. We hope
to ste the fruit liuslnis-j encouraged and
succeed, and to see line stock made a
specialty, but alter all the chief uo for
the beautiful piaiiios will bo to cultivate
wheat, and to ptoduoe it, eveey year, in
gicaMy increasing quantity.
The Plummei' Fruit Dyer.
T!ie rouilorsdf tUo l'.ut.'inii fuuud last week
a detailed account, with lirjjo illustrating
cut, of a item Ciult ('ijtir now lu succoisful
operation lu Siu FrnncUco, which is said to
bo fully equ.ul to the Aldon in tlio value ot its
products, while its original cjst utul txpemo
of equipment ami umuin;; it is loss th m by
th it process.
We h.ivo received and uoed spcclmons of
tlio product of the Pluminor Dryor, and Jtr.
John Hugh", of Silout, who has just re
turned irom Sau rraucUoo, v.ullolhsro saw
tho machine in operation, aud is so satisfied
with its working that ho Is willing to join a
ojiupany to purelia&a nnd operito ouo iu this
ciiv.
T bo Fluminor Fiult D.-yor is sold to who
oor may wiOi to purchase, and no ccuttty
rights ill bo disposed of. ThU strikes us 11
voiy Uvotab'lo way of doing. Tho import
ance of making fruit an especial product of
Oregon, and preparing same lor maikot by
some suitable nud economical pioco&s, is
woll set forth lu a lung article wo publish
Ui is week illustrating the value of the Alden
process, but uuy other process tint cau nc
eouiplish equally good results has equal
value, aud as experience is tho tost, wo havo
only to nolo that tho Plummer machine is
now- in constant aud successful oporation in
Sau VraueUco, and its results can bo seen at
Sir. lluuliea' store, and aro vouched for by
him.
Iu a letter Just received, addressed by
Spauldiug liros., the owuots, to Mr. S. A.
Clarke, they say: "We will bo pleased q
buvojou antes agent for Plutmner's Frull
Dryer, aud will send thoiuventor,Mr. Plum
mer, to tot up the iltat machine. This dryer
Is all wo claim for It, and a great dial more.
Wo hao put into ILe machine 125 Ironies of
putnpkin in -l'i hours, aud they camo out
pjrreelly dry w Ithout burning. Wo can dry
apples pr peaches nearly as font attain us wo
eau puropknis. Mr. Plummer has helped
to orect three of the Alii. machlues, aud run
thorn two mouths, and Is. satisflcd that our
Xo. a Mauhiuo is equal to at lbut three Al
den machines, aud wo think to tire, aud wo
oulyti.se our tiro while they use thiee or
live. Our work being ttono on ouo lloor takes
loas help, and Is easier managed."
Mr. Clarke has written to California for full
particulars ot the work done, and of the ost
of the machine. It is probable that one of
them will lo put up iu Salem at an early day,
and as wo ha e assurances from dibluterested
persons iu California that Mr. Plummer is a
successful inventor, Atul that his dryer is
dolug admirable aud fcallsfactory work, wo
see no reason why the Plummor machines
should not Hilda good market lu Oregou,
especially as It would teem tbat it does not
requlrs much over halt the capital to carry
on the same amount of work with the Plum
mer dryers that has to bo iuvested to carry
ou busluees by the Aldeu process.
The JiniUcr itates that ou Thursday Mr.
J. W. Henderson, of Luckuuiite, when on
his way to Dallas came near being drowned
iu a small stream he attempted to font. He
was thrown trom his hore but kept hold of
the bridle and got ashore aud the horse was
awep: dowu into the I.uckimuto, where It
was tlually wrenched away from him and
drowned.
IM.SY Mi; MtUiUKlPHOflH.
Our terms nrv cash If advance, and
many of our subscribers either pay i" ad
vance, or within a leusonablo time, but
there are others who overlook tho mat
ter, probably oflcner fiom ciiielessness
than iuteution.-aiul we suiter gieiit lo-sas
conseiuencc.
These accouuts that have gone for a
year unpaid now constitute a large sum,
and wo are compelled to request thoe
who tire thus behindhand to do us the
favor to pay up.
We need money, but all the money we
need Is what Is due us on our books uot
merely due, but over-due.
We are mailing letters to thoso who
arc delinquent, and we hope to receive
satisfactory answers from all who are
not guttering fiom sickness or oth
er nilsfoitune we are willing to ac
commodate all such.
If there uro any mistakes In our ac
counts, please inform, us that we may
coirect the same.
Inquiries Answeree.
Ono render wonts to ktiow if tho last Irtjl-s
littuo parsed a law to olV.r K'lp bo in 1 on
b3ars, cougars Ac, to which wo tinsivc :
No! Tho bill did not pass.
Another rendor wants to kuow If Ilu gatuo
Uw we recently rublbhed did really pass
bu'1 'cceiva the signture of tho Governor,
to which wo rcpl : It mo.t certainly did,
aud is a law. A man can kill garao "for his
own consump'Hn," and some people will
bo sure to go cfl with a"gallop!eg consump
tiQu" go off hunting we mean.
AnsnNT in KASThttN OaEnoN. Dr. L. L.
Rowland, Stato Superintendent of Common
Schools, left Salom yesb rday afternoon for a
three month3 abenco in Kisteru Oregon,
whcieho will devoto uiuohof his '-0 to tho
interests C,f public Echoo-mdiM.lluge of hIs
official duties v'j VCry much doubt if the
Stato ould ftavo Kccurt(i f0r this important
pngitloTi any gentleman moie cipable and at
tho 42ms time more devoted to tho causo ef
cjttca'lcu. Ho will hold institutes in some
counties end uttt ud to tho school interests of
over.) county ho may islt.
From the Ongcnian From Passengers
who reached this city on Saturday from
ICalama wo loirn fiat alind slide occurred
at Taconia about 4 o'clock cuSilurday mote
in?. A laro mass of earth btcamo detached
frjm tho lop of tho cliff, at tho town, eatrni
down with a thunderous roar. Xs.ir tho
bio of the cliff stood a smtll .shinty, occu
pied by some Chinamen. TLo shauly wis
pirtially hurrieil. O.m Cliioim in whs
ciugbt under tho mnF-w of earth and cruel
and iust.intly crushed to do lib. Several
others, who weio sleeping iu tho buildlns; nt
tlio titno, minaged to illtct llw.lr oscape.
When tho traiu left for Kahuna tlio surviv
ing Chlnsman wore digging fur tho body of
thtir dtad comrade.
A 1'reialcilt Disease.
There l noillcao fo prei ilent li Aricilea i dy
l'r''a an I ceitalnlv" none rlilch ha so 'cueral'y
Lillkdau I dcfe-itul thesl.Ul of fie medic ii Tii.ife".
1 11. The o'll) remed) for I'llii t'.l-tre?-!! 5 coiiip'ilnt
I 1 p'.ie medicated stlinil int. lliistettcr' Moinich
Itltttri1, vh.-e t?ciillal principle U toind ne, I ad
l'lltttdb) inedleal prutitlore 1 to bi the onlj nltera
the, eorrtitlit 1111 ite-to-jtii eon whit li the eauicl),
'I lu V.iturii aie ihi lie't in-llilirpcililLlii llitiilcney
dlzli!C-. witerbn-di, Irienlarll) of Iho how.
1 1, 111 d all Indications, ot minim 'd il)ipep-1 1 llie
do not eiilte, hilt tooth Hie iriltatcd rton a:h aid
liowel ami nil) ha taken hi pucon- of the luixt del
U ite aiuUeiifltheortiulatlou, who aiuuiipkisiuth
aiftitul hv thi uae cl t.ie oidluur tliniil.ii)t$ ot inui
mercu IIioukIi thcireileei 1c nnt ilUUlie. et the
aro ui ullil .uul lieucilclent In opciatlon, ato he M'il
ahle to children an u UI J to adult-'.
jasrii-sE
mmAm
In Nature's Illedlolne CliCat, the Earth,
thero l uovpeclflc euperloi to the waters of thehelU.
er Sprlrj.
Tarrant's Effervewent Seltzer Aperient,
l an linproicinent npou that w orld-rtnow ned remedy
for ln.ligftki, bllloutness ami coustlTntllon. It Is
at oif 0 h.Vu, luoruna and iufilllble. No dri'" etore
t without It.
Farm for Sale.
TWEAK ROCK T01XT SCIIOOI. HOUSE II MIIAS
Xl cut of Salem. routaluiii SO ACiCIiv neai 10
acri 111 gram. ."i' coiu'o uoie, 3 room-, new
fnmo ham comple'e, S hy is feet: o'her mil liiilld
Iiur. Oichaid. Ac. t'tsid laud. In eood nehjlihor.
hood, fk-ny lotatloa a tlttlr.ible rlace. I'rlie of
laiut, if-ti PMl AI11SE.
1 have a tenm. farnili' lnnli.'mi. ti. houfluihl si. J
kitchen furniture tbat 1 would alo tell to rnrcliiter.lf
neMitu. nniiuire on piemie 01
W. MANNING
April , 1613
People of the West Side !
WE IiF.M'KCTFCLI.Y CALL YOUR ATTES
tlon to our
Larzc and Splendidly Assorted
Took or
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
We hti) at UOTT051 PRICES- 111 wotk CUEAr.
ana an,iaeretoro tell al
The Lowest Rates!
Our Motto t
fllYE TUB IlEaT VALUE TOR THE MONE
r-AY HK1UEST I'RICE FOR rRODUCK.
Come, take .1 look tfcrousli onr tto, sad. lay a trial
bid. Our LOW PIUCE3 i onr tron;en arjnmen:.
N. & J. D. LEE.
DALLAS, April , l3:tf
GRADE AKGGRA GOATS
For Sale.
20 to 30 Grade Ewes,
One Pure-Blood Buck.
rOFPPR FOR SALE THE ADOVK XAMJCV
uliniN. mi falrlemii1. For price anil teroif.op
p) 011 the prtliiljci'. or write, to
.TOIf.V ir. PCGH,
aTml Three mllei" ninth of lllcnl, on ilverroid.
I.EO WILLIS,
SUCCESSOR TO WALTER JACKSON.)
mi
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
School and Miscellaneous
Stationery, and Fanoy Goods,
MUSIC, and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PATTON'S BLOCK, - - STATE STREET.
Salem, Oregon.
XEoopa
PIANOS,
Avion,
Clilckorlng,
Kuioron,
Hallet, D.ivis&Co.,
ami other stylo,
on hand,
nt manufacturers'
prices.
Salem. Apilltl 15.
TILMON FORD,
Attorney aud Counselor at I.tnv,
S.UE1T, 0EEG0.Y.
Office la rttou6 brUS tslHlni, bi iuIt. apl
For Sale:
ORGANS,
The I'clobrnteil
ESTEY,
nnd
Masom&'Hami.ix
in every style,
nnd
at lowest
prices.
wly
Li. M. HAINES,
i-r
KC?AWT TAILOR,
Coiiimcrcliil Slrcet, balciu.
AS JU3T BECE1YED A LARGE STOCK OF
GrOOd.131,
CouUtins Of
SUIHTS,
COLLARS,
FANCY TIES,
(T3NT&' UNDER CLOTHING,
SOCKS,
ETC.
Culling and Making Clothes
A bl'LX'IALTY.
i latzo ntiioitiuent of
ntJADY-MABS OiOTHalVO.
.'dado h) in; vi If. cousIiLtl) on hand, nud nnrranteil
toglie f.itwritloii,
3Ln- 3MI. 3EXfiBil23.es.
LiRflE, U9RE,
Sly Iiic Qunnttiy, ut Sa.75 pr litil.,
I'lasicr P.irls, Cement, Hair,
Nulls, tiiitl Siiingtes,
At DJ .TOWN HUKKKV.
rv HAVI.VO RHNTE1) MY l'AR.M, 1 OFFEK
V'vl''or ti,ti ' "e hl'u" or 'an'e
,'i-r"
Work Horses,
leventren hsn Is hUh, weUhlr!; tent) ii;ht huri
drtd pounil i-i'inn )eir old, lierfocth line. kind.
indlMitle. Will 1' CHKAI' 11)11 CASH. Call on
orncldre J. II, HUHi3l.V
M in h ji, IsT-.w.t Uctliel. Folk Co. Or.
The North British aud Mer
cantile COMPANY,
or London anil Edinliurli,
HA IXG COMPLIED WITH THE HM's OP
Oie,ou, is iircpaieil to eoni'uit hiislne.
ThU Cominnv i ulthoi t a rhal In poli.t of stalill
It) , hallux carile I on hii-Ihe-' I01
Sovonty "SToivx-s,
With siadu ill) l:icnasln capital and nput.itlon.
t'ApTr.11.1
Ten Million Dollars Gold.
POLICIES WRITTLN AND ISSl'nD DIRECT Hi
feALEM.
The only Knillh romau Usulii"; Pol
illc lu Oregon,
iTc. GR.IXT,
Ge icral Agent. r.tlrlcCoat, Sau 1'rarcUco.
C. A. REED,
nil 21 Ajfcnt lorMirion and 1'o.k Coantle.
FINE STOCK
FOR SALE.
miiK rxusRsirsMno, Lixrvc. xer dixie,
JL 1 o'kcoiiLty, OriRn.i, has nonie fo'iror (lie
Fine-Bred Colts
I'orfile thrte nnd four )ein old this tiirlns. I'inU
wl-hln,' to iiircha-e a rlue-hlooded tfALLION"
would do well to lallou the ui.dTrl.iicd and taken
look it tho coll Ihey were rlrel ri-iieiiiiely li"
NOHIOLK. DOCTOIt UNDM'.Y, n'.U'K. and
IIUMIMILDT. Norrol.: nnd Llud.eV hi LEXING
TON or Ktiitmk). Napa he NORFOLK, aud llnm
bol.lt hy LrLA'silCH. The colt- nr Ironi Sne.
h-ed nia-ej ot LAPLANDER and liLENCOC lilooil.
The lolu an of food rl-e.i id tolor.
March 11. lsT3
G. J. BASKSTT.
vim
THE DRAFT STALLION
Young England's Glory,
BEN ROY,
VrrH.L STAND THE SEASON or 1,13. FROM
Terms-Single Sen Ice, 813; Sea&ou, 20.
HEN ROY h tired hy.YouDi En.-land'. Gtor)'.
imported , Iiv Hool A Uee'.en. ot CallfornU ; dam.
Kinn.Seli.lirst. Lawrefcc. FartUr Pcdl.-reo pub
llrhed in bll. atd tli en to pnrtle Innnlr'i l-.
lie li rlatk ilcpple lirown. 1'. hart 1 Inch bljb:.
and iilih frora llii) to 1UO poundr, aico.-dtnj ti
tondltleu.
HaV.nciaidcthereatononsTlln Salcrn, hl colt
will be.t proie hU lireedln; qualltle,
orfuntK'rirlUaUir apple to
.. D. GBIEBSON,
eurttf UTcrrStaVK'OtDurbln.ViraltB