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SALEM, FRIDAY, MAUOU l),IS70
rflregon Stale Woman Suffrage Association.
Tho fourth annual convention of tho O
,egon Stato Woman Suffrage Association mt
t need's Opora lloiisn, Sln, fob. 8, 1S7C.
Tua President, Mrs. J. DeVore Jolin&on, and
(.ho Recording Secretary, Mis'! 1211a Scott,
woro both absent, on account of sickness.
Mre. Belle W. Cooke, Vice President, prvld
,cd over the deliberations of the Convention,
.acd Mr. R. T. Ilavvley was elretod Secretary
ijiro tern.
Tho following ootnmitteas wern appointed:
On Proirratiimp Mrs Dunlnay, Mrs. Mln
io, and Mrs. McCiwIin.
On Rosolutlonn Mrs. Roork, Mrs. Dunl
way, ana Mrs. Victor.
Oa Finance--Mr9. Mluto, Mrs. McCalin,
-and Mrs. Ronrk.
On Revision oftlio Constitution Mr. C. A.
Heed, Mrs. Prontlcn, and Mrs. Mlnto.
On Political Action Mr. J. Uo.ibor, Mrs.
alio to, and Mrs. Preullc o.
The President, Mis. Delia V. Cooke, tbcu
.delivered a short but excellent address to
ilie Convention.
Tho roport of the Correspond!!); Secretary
was then read, and rtnny letters from frleucU
who could not be present were leportod.
Dr. O. II. Hall and Mrs. Dil'Jiway addres
od the Convention, each at considerable
length.
"1'Iiq Convoullon, after discussion, adopted
tb following resolutions:
lSeFolved, That while wotnou Isamonablo
to t.l tho Uws, she cUimn and dnmunds all
Iho privileges (of la) enjoyed by her broth
er man.
Ttp&olvml, That the laws of this Stato
-(juytit to be so amended that woman nuy
.hold and couuot her own property on the
mtuo looting with men,
Unsolved, That woman ought to receive
equal pay tor equal work.
Resolved, That the women of this Repub
lic solemnly proto.it asMlust that species of
polite robbery Kenerall v known as "admlnis
scoring upon the estate."
Resolved, That women cannot heartily
participate in the celebration of lids Centen
j.lal year, on account of their rolltical disa
bilities. The President red a communication from
Mr. Uuclcmau, of Canby.
The Convention then listened to a ory
.sble address by Hon. John Mluto.
Tho following resolution was offered by Mr.
ilinlo:
Kesolved, That tho right of suffrage is in-
iiorant ami malleuatue in every Ameilcuu
-cllisou of mature ago who is capable of feolf
support, and no Male constitution or law
should be allowed to abridge or limit its tree
UN,
Mrs. Mlnto and Mrs. Loughary made ad
drosses to tho Couvontlou, and a poem, by
0. C. Applegato, was read by Miss Claia
Watt.
Mr. Conser, chairman Ltf Coinudlteo on
VoUttcal Actiou, reported the following re
port of Conimitteo uu Political Action:
Wheicas, AH consditutloriul and statutory
tiws proiiibllnig wtmirii from oxpreiiimr tiie
flloctlvo franchi-o are in biliary and couirary
io (he prinolplis oi tr-e ttiiil InUei cudont
Vlnnl ninnnM ,...i n . r, rt it -
3. Winnie ,, i uci u w,,r uu i
Joolved, Thrti a comDiiitee of the bo pp
jpoiuttet by ihl AfeOe'iot on to pre-nnt Io thu
iwjxt urigon JMfeimiiM A'isemtjiy, vvmcii
fjinvsffifcs in Spptt mbfr, ISTti, all rnumorlals,
fkititions. mn , HUuiK tor tin aiiRndlneut t
our laws dliuwlLft wriiin tquil political
rifchtn; and th!-. comud.teu f ball have lull
oantrol ana LiKtmtiueiit of all bills presont-
Resolved, 'I hat each county association ba
tintliorizectJudrfqucbiedtooirouUlu petitions
(tddrte'ipJ to the Oregon Iipgislatuie, asMnfr
sorameminienwio ouriaws,sotistoanovo'
ory woman the oxerche ot the elective frau
-'hl.so. Jacoi: Consjmi,
M. A. ItlMxi,
Tho proposition to strike out tho one dollar
.-.jiiallflcaiion for u.umbara ot the State Asio
elation was not agreed to.
Mr. I). D. Gray addressed tho Convention
An election of otlicors for the ensuing year
was then held, with tle lollowlujr result:
SYenldeut, Mrs. H.A. Tjoughary; RecordluR
-sSscretarj, Mrs, F. F. Victor: Corresponding
woijretary, ,ui. j. Devore Jonuon; ireaa
uivr, Mis. J. W. MuCasliu. Executive Com
ctnitlce, Mrs. Duulway, Mrs. Rooik, and Mi
tionser.
Iha following named persons worn elected
Vice Presidsnts for the several counties of
Um Stale: Marion, Mrs. Minio; Linn, D. D.
JUiay; Multnomah, Mrs. 0. A C'ormrn; Clai
op, Mrs. Mary Shane Smith; Tillamook,
Mrs. B. A. Cnrwin; Union, Mri. Uanua;
JJouglas, Mrs. Dr. lluover; Ilaker, Mrs. M,
Ciieavnr; VHinhlll, W. B. Dunn; Washing
ion, Wm. MoLood; Polk. Mrs. U. t. Nichols;
Xake, O. C, Alijilegaio; ColuubU, Mrs.
:SiiKiui Oiltner; Ljiif, Mr. IJ we; linnton,
ilrs. Fnuy Greer; JikUsoii, II. V. D.well:
Oooa and Cuirj, Hon. Kufunn Skimai;
Ol&ckamas, Mrs. S. MeCown; Wasco, Col.
James Fulton; Umatilla, Mis. O. II. Hal
lock. 3'iin Corresponding Secretary was author
iied to bupply Vice Presidents lor vacant
.ecuntios.
ThoCommltteoon Tiuauce teportcd amf
Ocient sum In the titamry to pay current ex-
jnsea and liquidate nil outMandlut; debtt,
vvtli n small lulaucw on hand.
Salem was chosen ai the place of the next
: tmiual mee'Ing of thn Association.
Tho Utecutlve Committee was requested
iocsll a special meetu', to be held during
lh next -eosion of the firfRislatuie.
Muph other buint8,ot minor Important",
van tratiMicicd. Tne meeunns ot the A'-so--i.lion
wein enlivened n tin good music, bovb
'Voca.1 and Instruniemal.
A Truk IjaijY A wouisn's worth Is to bo
4-stimated by the real f:(vdrieH of her heart,
it 1 greaiuess ot her Mini, ami the purity and
ftiveotness u her oliarhUer; &r.d a woman
with kindly di-j'oltin and well li-tlxiic-d
jnltid and temper Is lovely i.d Hltrcoilve, ba
her face evtr so plain and her figure ever so
.homely.
Mr. Robert 11 u mo Iihs rmr-nily Purchased
rflio large sawmill owned bv Mr. Farrell, at
!)ri for thesnm ofSlC.C'OO.
Oregon State Institute for the Blind.
Tomr. rniEXDs, of the unfortunati:.
The Stato Institution for tho educa
tion of tltt blind, is located in Salem,
and for the just year lins enjoyed a
period of unexampled prosperity and
success, and it is for tho purpo-o of ex
tending: its sphcro of usefulness, that
this circular is addressed to tho peoplo
of tho State. It is desirable that every
blind iicraon of suitable atro should
hnvo the benefit of Mich an education
as can only be obtained in institutions
specially adapted to tho peculiaiities of
that unfortunate class of persons.
Tho census returns do not glvo tho
names of blind persons, as such, and
those in charge of tho Ulind School
have no means of findim? thelraddress,
except by circular, and it is especially
and earnestly requested that ovory ono
wno receives tins, win taue pains to
forwatd tho name, age, condition in
life, and postollico address of every
blind person witnin tneir Knowledge,
to tho Superintendent, He v. J. II. Bab-
cock, of Sulom, Oregon, without delay,
or tlio blind person should mmseli
make direct application lor admission
into the school, which it is expected
will begin tho first of next September,
and last nine months.
It is necessary to apply thus eaily,
as much has to be done the Legiilu
turo to bo Memorialized for a suitable
appropriation, tho amount of which
will depend upon the number of pupils
to be provided for.
Information a to the conditions of
admission ttnd the probable amount of
Stato aid that will be furnished to each
individual, will be given to those who
apply. Blind persons of suitablo age,
residing outside ofthe Stato of Oregon,
can bo admitted by special arrange
ment. Tho facilities for instruction in this
Institution are not surpassed by any in
the Union. Tho building (late resi
dence of Hon. E. N. Cooke) is large and
commodous, situated upon clevaved
ground upon tho banks of tho Willam
ette river. It is surrounded by shade
trees and elegant grounds, with beauti
ful shrubbery, and a profusion of flow
ers, and is ono of tho loveliest spots to
bo found anywhere. School room
large, airy, well lighted nnd ventilated
dormitories ample, so that there need
bo no crowding. There aro .splendid
musical instruments, a fluo library iu
raised letters, and other appliances for
instruction, all complete; and it speaks
well for the healthfulness of tho loca
tion, that during tho pist year, and
notwithstanding tho troneral wrevu-
lenco of fevers, that not one case of
sickness has occurred among tuo in
mates of tho house.
Tho instructor, Prof. Charles H
Kaiser, a graduate of the Now York In
stitution for tho Blind, and himself n
blind man, is a most accomplished gen
tleman and teacher, thoroughly well
qualified in all branches, including
vocal and instrumental music in
which latter he has probtbly no su
perior in the Stato.
Patticular care is taken of tho gen
eral deportment, morals, nnd cleanli
ness of pupils, and tho public may rest
assured that everything will bo done
that is po-iblo for their improvement
and happiness.
The institution is under tho imme
diate charge of Dr. 11. Y. Chase, form
erly Surgeon of tho United States
Army, and his estimable wife with
the itev, .1. II. 13 ibeock as General
Superintendent to tho latter of whom
all letters of inquiry should be address
ed, and they will receivo a prompt
response.
Persons visiting Salem are cordially
invited to visit tho institution at any
time, and pains will bo taken to show
them its working.
By order of the General Supcrinten
dent of the Institution.
Sai.ksi, On., Feb., 1870.
A Question.
Oiii.uo.v City, Feb. 13, 1870.
En. Kvrmkh: In the Statesman ot May
14th, lb(X), we dnd the following:
"A practical question forsomeof tha form
ers of Oreiron, The price oi tobacco was
then very ninli, and it has not beeu chop
since. Tola man npnnt Just money enouirn
each year lor tobacco, to buy a jjoodcow.
SupponO, instead ol bnvlnji tobacco, uu had
bought a cow on the first day ot each yet r.
and that each of these coah had a calf tho
spring folio .vit)).', and that thev hbould havo
heiler and bull cul ves alternately, the flrtt a
heifer, the teeoiul a bull, the third a heiior,
and the lourth a bull, aud so on to the last.
Suppoto theo heifers should t-V'h have a
cillattwo ers old, and o of all the pro
Kony, aud that tho miiuh onler of hPllerand
bull calves (hould ob alu us in tho lirst, and
fup,ioRihe bulls should bo hold on tho rirt
day ot January nxt alUr arriving at two
years old lor meuty doilats oeoh, nnd that
the money should be loaned out at loo par
cent. poritiiunitihlmpleiutrfisi; and suppose
on the lira; of January, Ibdl, all the cows
and two-yo.r-old heritor should be sold for
twenty dolUrs piou; tho .earlfni;of luth
kinds at ttn dollars each; aud the calves at
3 each. Allowing tho butler aud checf-e
made from the milk of thevi cons only to
piy all oxpernes and lnsei, what ..would
mis man make In the operation? Wm
Portkh "
Thoquoitiou ha never boon .tusworcd,
wa believe wo would like to see It ucstvored
throuKu tho WiLi.,uft:rTK IVkmiiu. Wo
believe It would onon the yes of our younjr
men. Wo need a reform' lou in ihii'usoof
tobacco, H. H May.
Koth. As Mr. May doos not give a
starting point, wo tugo-it that thine who
answer takoJanuiry, J8O0, for tho time the
experiment commenced, and rUuru up that
the account whs closed latt month, January
of tho Centennial jear. Wo hope It v. Ill be
answered, and so ilve food Mr niloc.lun
Th census of tt.o eltv of Victorl!, laknu by
Mr .McDonald, places tho toul population bt
5,WJ, mcliuivu at ChiitJiueu andexcluelvo
nf Indians.
Winter Production or Eggs.
Tho following advico from B. F. J.,
of Illinois, in tho Country Gentleman,
is timely, and. llk'n nearly everything
from his prolific pan, eminently sensi
ble: I
As I have stated before, I repeat now,
I am quite confident that egg produc-i
tion during tho winter depends more'
on food than temperature, and hens
only indifferently well housed, but
properly fed, will lay moie eggs than
those which aro full fed with unsuit
able food nnd warmly housed and lodg
ed. As suitablo food for ogg produc
tion, I shall suggest first, wheat or
wheat screenings, then ground rye and
oats, and then bran, to which should bo
added a certain proportion of corn
meal, or a less proportion of fatty mat
tor. In addition to thoso articles, I
would uso chopped onions or cabbage
or other culinary roots, raw or pounded
oyster shells, and not by any means for
getting to supply freshly-broken bits
of flint or granite, in order to keep
tho gizzard mill-stones sharp and in
healthy condition. The model winter
food for egg production and ono with
in the reach of nearly every keeper of
fowls, I esteem to bo onions chopped
flno nnd fed to tho extent of the bird's
appetite, In tho morning, a light feed
of soaked wheat at noon, and a full
one of dry wheat in tho evening, fresh
water, pounded calcined bones, or
oyster shells, nnd freshly-broken bits
of granito or flint occasionally within
reach. In addition to such a d illy ra
tion, tho fowls should always be all
bedded down for comfort during the
day in cold weather, with bay or with
straw or dry material of some kind, as
well cared forTas horses and cattle
are, which litter should be changed as
often as It gets worn or dirty.
High Lire ix Washington. Tho
wives of two Congressmen wore wait
ing for the elevator last evening at one
of our hotels. I was demurely reading
the evening paper with my eyes, eager
ly devouring tneir conversation with
rav ears, nnd this is what I heard.
Said Mrs. H.:
" I'm awful tired; I've riade twenty
calls to-day, and to-morrow I must
make as many more. There's precious
Uttlo fun nbout it."
Said Mrs. L.: Fun! indeed! not a
bit about it. I'm disappointed In
Washington. Why, at homo when
Georgo was elected I hold my head
higher than anybody In the county,
and 1 expected to havo such a gay time
hero, but when you get three hundred
Congressmen and thoir wives together
ono don't count much. I needn't have
worried so about my droses!"
Mrs. H.'s faco was visibly lengthen
ing all tho time while her friend was
talking; then she responded:
"That's so! Thero is Mrs. Grant,
whom every body wants to seo once;
there aro tho wives of the Secretaries,
who bow politely when you call and
never know you again"
"Oh, yes thoy do! " interrupted Mrs.
L. "Mrs. Fish never forgets a faco, and
Mrs. Bristow is just lovely!"
"Well, anyhow, Mrs. Robinson never
knows anybody lower then a Senator's
wife, and Mrs. Belknap returns our
calls. This is tin; .order: ThoJabinot
ladies, tho wives of Senators, ladies of
tho foreign legations, tho lamilies ol
tno army and navy, a lew citizens
known for wealth or position given by
iuheiitance; and then, wives of Con-
gresssmon tne classed with tieptit
inont clerks! I wish I hadn't come at
all!"
"I won't say that," said Mrs. L., "for
at home it does sound so nicely to say
you were iu Washington during the
season. I shall make the most of my
position more, you may uo sure!"
Now, this is tiue, my dear friends,
for the wife of tho inconspicuous M. C,
who comes hero with dreams of social
glory, will find tho reality exceedlugly
commonplace, it sno no reany a lady,
refined and intelligent, she will draw
about her a circle of pleasant friends
well worth possessing; if sio bo ex
ceedingly beautiful, or so wealthy that
hr entertainments make a stir, society
win court ner witn sweetest pnr.ises,
aud she shall have cards by tho half-
bushel; she shall have moie invitations
than sue can possibly accept, and neith
er days nor nights liuil bo long enough
for her wish. Onto iu tho centre of
tho whirlpool struirL'les aro in vain:
you can't keep near the outer edge; it
is tho vortex or nothing. 1 know ono
married pair wno aro elderly and who
ought to be .staid, but the lady, gazing
at Washington through tho glamour of
lancy's pamiod vista, desired to Do a
" high liver at fashion." while the hus
band a genuine " Shoddy Bollin "
uotestcd tno wnoie tiiinjr, nut follows
at my lady's footsteps llko a reluctant
b at obedient No wloutidlnnd dog. It is
the greatest fun to watch his hands,
when, stuffed Into white kid.", ho at
tends an evening party. Kvory sopa-
rato finger stands at a different angle
and tno tiuiuiusarrf at onmlty with all
tho iest. Alter shakinir hands with
any one ho curiously inspects tho liber
ated digits, ana sticks tiient out again
as if to assort their independent indi
viduality. Wwshtnylaii L'ov.
Ofllcial returns for the past year show
that France contnlm about 21,000,001)
acres oi wood land, ol widen tlilrieon
una a nan neiotig to private individu
als, five to tho Communes and nubile
establishments, and two ami a half to
tho State. The average value of the
Stato forests is estimated at about Jtlli
an acre, which would bo C'i7,ou0,000
ior tne wnoio two and n null minion
acres. In comparison with other coun
tries Franco Is voiy badly off for for
ests, as Germany has nearly twle :ts
much, and tho Austro-Ilungarl in oni
plro half as much again. Sweden has
about 15,000,000 acres of wood land.
MfM.iwnMinu ini'HiTfr ' nl" '' ""' "' " ' ' ' IIWI"'
Trustworthy persons arriving in
Vienna from Hussion state that on the
Orenburg Railway into tho interior,
ami tho lines from Moscow In a western
direc'ion, thero aro incessant prepara
tion for large military transports in the
spring. On tho line from Moscow to
Polish Lithunia, a third lino of nils is
being laid down. During the frost the
workmen encamped on the spot, in
quarters especially provided fir thorn,
to eniiino iiiom to worn oy nignt as
well ns by day.
31. JOl.. C333.JLtXa., OLSCtiOit,
Snlom. Orcron. diaKr hi mi rcowoiicn and surcx
fcoplc VIovi s, ami sci nc of Salem anil thu Mirmiiiid
ine country. LUc.ilzo I'boturaiihs, in India Isk, Oil
or Wat ir Color. m.11
How to Obtain S'ulcnts.
Any person desiring tnformitlon a to tho mi li o
taking out patents, can vend n request to tho Fails I
oBlco, iccompanlcd by a ono-cent stamp, and will
cehcb) null a copy of tho rolsed Patent laws aul
painphk t eontilnlng full Information a to how Inm
Uouk can lio uitcnted.
AKCiitD tor tlio Wlllanictto Farmer.
Albisy .TK Ilnnnnn
Amlt) OKOetchell
ltelhi 1 1,11 Kni7ir
lliana Mta Wm WclN, J W Holiart
llutto DNnpuliitiiicut S IHudsaker
nrovnillo W It Kirk
DuttiWIli J W llirlulilir
Oanj oti City 1)11 Khlni hart
Cinyonvlllu O VV Cnlili;
Cilo's V illoj Wll Chrke
Ontta'e Drove ?....! II SI o-lrlriirc
(me rshoeuiukir, II r Kindall
rinillis nWooilnaul
Crewel! IloiPoti Knox
CliiKanu WAJlllls
Cnmp Creek Olillamnarsluy
IMIlii J D l.eo. 1) .1 Unlhrlo
UmIiiV Urcvton A Uialn
nunilfiiH E Koibcs
liailou I1C lladnway
Dafli SLllrniks
Ivi-t Conlnid lacnli Johnson
llmplreClty TD Winchester
Ku.'tneCIt) T I) Dunn
Klkton U W Stearns
Pot Valley A 1) Girdncr
I'ulrflcM ,J,T IIIomiiis
rarest Urove S Hughes. W h Curtis
(lo-hcn J Hamlsal.er
Oerwii Sheppard A (Mines
areimilUt JFIMcico
IHUoy TJ lllack
Hood Itlver W 1' Watson
llorrlobuli; Hiram Sinllh
lllllslioro A r.nelllm:
llepuei Morrow & Herrcn
Indopendenct W I, lloilsjln
Juncllon bmllli. llrnlleld Co., VV I. Lemon
Tacksouvtllo M 1'eterson
Jetrerson W 1' Wtst
Killo-'H All Kellogjr
Lonlsiille JM Uculey
I.adtande Si2llsortn
Lafajetto Dr I'oppleton, A II Henry
Lebanon S If CSasghtou
Mtndoiivlllu It K Lausdaln
McMinmlllo A Held
Mitchell Allllreyman
Monmonlli W Watcrhnusu
INcidy Win Morelnnd
Vouill'vlllc P F CastlemaH
Noilh Vamhlll DC Stewart
Oakland J A Sterling
0,ego All Shipley
Ott JH Schrotdcr
Oregon City T M Bacon
Ochoeo .Ill Douthit
Pen'lBton W A Whitman
Peoria SD Hnlcy
Sprlug nfr J II I.cwclleu
Porllind " 1' Lee, Agent Stato Orango
Prinolllo OMPringlo
Perrjdnle MiOrew's btoro
Itlckreal PA Pattcison
Roscbnrg Thus Smith
Sclo lrUiioA Jlorrle, TliosMnnkcrs
Bii.enon Aiinii nronn
Sliedd's WM I'micru
SprlngHeld A R Ilnrry
Sobllmlty John Downing
Su.'etllomc lien Marks
Shei.ilnn I 11 Morris
Pilot lt'.c'v K (itlllam
TenMllo KM tlurncy
Turner 11 A VVitd
Vaucouvtr s Wliionn, 11 It llrnuic
Whrathnd LO l'must
Wlivn(lo,rork ..,..,.., tl Will In-
Walli Warn .1 t.P lire 'ti
Woodbu-ii Miiltlifnt Hro)
Wildo . . . JOKIilir
Willow forks . .(' 1'iltiys
VnncalU I II i:iliron, Ictl Vnnleito
Zcni .1) J CoiipLi
S CofT, Clmcral Vctntfur LustrrnOncn'i
1874. 376,
THE PATRONS' HELPER,
A LAJtOE WEEKLY PAIinit,
Dcvut.'d to tho Interests irt tho I'utruus of Ifiislnndry
A a rAiiMFiis' Pirm-llopleto with pmelleal In
fornnilon iorworkln,' fn(uHi".
A a ('naviLriAi. I'vPrn Teache whom, when,
and how to buy: vvbeio, whun, and how to -"Jl
As as Aiivli.ti-inii Patkii bxilnJis cfiTJtlilm'
wbbhls nf doubtful ntllllv , mill cver adveitUir who
Is nf d mbtful rtspxiislutllty.
Aha Pamii.v Pai-eis Pure and cliltle, freo from
scnndaU and IowmU but full of tho iloleeKtaud
urightifU tiitm.'bis of I ho bit writers id the' dav.
As a NKNrnpiTi Pull and cotnpUie, care'ull) ga
thus Irom.ill soiiichs wlmwv-r is of ltnporlance, aud
prrs, ut It In a In-idi, brWnt, InlFllIgnit lorni.
AA(InAM;t. I'm mi -Gives all granue neus: friuly
and tally disrii'i-es all iiurrilous ol Interest to Pit
roiis, wjelher InsMa or oulsldo tho Ordei, andfiar
lfsly jiroilalins the toiind political and economic
prinelples on which our reform is based,
SulMcrlpUon price, post paiil, Jl 50 a year In ad
viuco. Specimen copus tree.
Address all eoiniaiiulciitlons to
I1KO. WILLIAM JONES,
Dos Moines. Io,mi Publichus.
Dr. H. StETH,
3D53 3MTIST,
AsBistod by T. T. Shaw.
Glttcc opposito Urcyman'fj now btoio,
SALEM, OKEOON.
800.000
Sop Hoots
FOR SALE,
A.t Very X.ov "Fitii-ow.
Address, tl. A. AVKI.LS & CO.,
novWinl. Ilucna Vlsla, Or.
Greatest Variety
, ..or.,
FRUIT TREES
in Oregon !
LONtlSTIKll or
Apple, Penr, IV.icb, I'linii, Prune, Cbor-
ly, (Jr.ipu, Ootmebmry, Cm runt,
Strawberry, lllucltlicriy,
Haspbuiry, Mul-
be'iry, &c.i
Also, llatlennt, Chertnui, lllack and cVKon la Wal
nut. Sliver l.'uf Mile, l.nnbirdy Poplar, ic ;
Alio' vi bkh will bo sold low fur cash, plrtiro n ml
forprliellst or call at tho Itlllviuiiklo .urkcry
and txvmlno f r vonr no.
S1VIIJ l,VV,Ui.lU, Proprietor, '
duTrn? MiIhuuHIo Ouekamas co Or.
m j.ii.-iM.n snnnnwii
STORE.
I HAVE PURCHASED TnE KNT1BB
iter'stof Mestrs. Ycaton A Lonirharyin
io furniture Store on lho west side of
Commercial Street, Sulcm,
and shall keep on hand a OENEIIAL AS
SOnTMJtN T of goods for tho retail trade.
FQfRCITURE & UPHOLSTER
ffartor & Cliambcr SetH,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
R.OCKER.S, &C,
lly the est ot ttnglo piece.
Repairing and Jobbing
HONK IN 'HIE 13EST MANNER,
And at rcaoaablo price, as I am a practical workmn
JOHN GRAY.
SaUm,,' ilylS, ISTSy
""JOHN G. WEIGHT,
Dealer In
FAMILY GEOCEKIES;
Crockery and Glassware,
Woolen and Willow Ware,
Tobacco Viiid Cigari,
STUKCT.
Salem, April SKI, 1S71.
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ESTABLISHED 18S8.
WillamoitQ Murserv
G.W.WALLINGr&SON,
P110PRIET0P.S,
Oavrego, Clackamas co., Oregon.
Growers of tho f'hoirost Varieties of
Particular attention plvi'ti to Cherry, Pn,iie and Plum
tr.' it
..AND..
HARNESS.
HAVING r-IUtCtlASEU THE INTBtlEST OP
Mr. Watklnds In the old etibllshcd honse In the
above lino, tho attention of the' community la called
to tbo stock of
on hand, which la offered at greatly reduced rates.
SADDLES AND BRIDLES
At lowest Grander prices.
Hardware, Whips, Robes, etc.,
To full everybody.
R. H. DEARBORN.
Halem. Feb. 12, lhp.
wlfd
Salein Flouring Mills.
UUbP l'AMILY FLOUH,
IlAKHIfH KXTUA, XXX.
uupi'.'vFinr .ysn nt,.nAM,
wii
Minpi,n;03, bKAN, AND BHOnTS,
CoiiHtutit'I .v m IXimtl.
Kllr:iJ'. Iric lit CASH
Paid for Wheat
ATALS VXZ'iES.
R. O. KINNEY,
Autut S. P. M. Co
SePt 13tf
To Trade or to Sell,
A Good Hunch in Wasco Co.,
ON flltmoi: CUKEK, with or without Stock, wolf
ImiiroveJ, cood houiu an 1 outbllldllU'S, well
fiuied, ab nit 40 acres good cultivable I mil, and
splendid ruuo for borsiw. oattle, orshoop. To ax
chaiifro lor land In this valhy. For further Informa
tion apply to Daniel Clark, or UIUYMAN IIUOH.,
balein oct2!)lf
For Sale !
Till! PIVG ItESIDKNOfi corner nrrnm-nnr.
tjj rial and Division streets, In doairublo situation,
illLwltll house biriro. well lllllsbed. and rnnvnnlnnt.
ly urraiiitcd, nnd (tro ind tastefully ornamented. Will
bo sold very love and on accommodating
terms. Apply to
iur tviius,'
sen2l Patton's niock Beat u St., Haux.
Conier of Fourth and A btreets, Portland, Or., L
CUTT1511 and FITTKU of LADIES' and CIIII
ilri-n'B Mults, (aftor Mrs Curtls's Models.) Also.
HfAMI'lNU unit DESIGNING 1" all Its branches.
INITIALS made to order. PAITKUN8 of all klnda
cul by nuasiirement. Persons llvlnir at a distance
inn liavo tho luloHt MtylcH InHult Material bought
and inido Up on reeelpl of butt aud waist measure.
Other shnpj In); done nn a iiasouablu commission.
Mourning made ll'i In 21 hours' mil Ice. nil
23"0-X-.IBSi
FALL PLANTING !
Flovers for the House !
Tim ,lutunuiNo. ol'Vlck. Plora! fluids,
containing descriptions of ll)ni'liitlm. Tullpa.
LIIIcn, and all IIiiIIih and Si'dH for I'll 1 1 plant
Iil' li. i lio Harden, ami r,r Winter I'lowcra
In tle Iloii'o-lust publlrhcil aud sent frio Io all.
Addiess, OrXQ. -KTXC33BC.,
Iw Woehester. . Y.
Singfcr Sowing Machine Agency.
NOTICE.
IjIROW and ner this date, Mr. P. C. GOODIlIf!"
' will condiKl thu Ae'eiicy f.ir this Company
H iI.FJI. olt , aud Is fully uiilhurlitd to receive
receipt for moneys due thnt'ii'iiptiiy.
Tlio Mil ire r itluuiiliiiiurlu!: Co.. "rrl
nivlSiiil V, JM. I'AKAUNh, Atent.
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rIti:VETU.Col., UteHurKOonU.H. Volnntcer,
iiil. Inirbiii's hiirf-k, mi tair. Tr
f m. j MOMM-At'tnle wauled evrry
yU divlnre. lliisliiesMboiifiiubleutid lirst
RAEcUcs PtrlUularssiiitfiee. Addrrts
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