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Newspaper Page TextWTTT-.AMETTE FARMER. 1ETTE! wmmm Salem, Friday, Juno 23, 187K, State Grange Deputies for 1876 'J'oHOJice. KrpltM. A A Malhew .'?.".' Looking' Olan ItoscburR cno. J Henrybhroedcr.... Ott JACKSON. . . ... DSKliiilck Ashland Jacksonville Wm ItriwAiM!V Baker City UaWer City Win v"i'l(Il"rSE'. Apilc;;ati! Jackson-llle iiib , ,.,, ,. .. lunction c'iiy...uuncwun v,nj ....Camp Creek Kni-ina City Crcswell IIX 11.11... (S-o It llainiirsley I'ocoe Knox nsv, Wm Oyrm It AlrWuu J II smith IISNTON. C E Mixir i: Nlchoil- ...bcli Marion Station ...Lebanon Albany ...Harrlsbiiri? HarrlsburK Cnrallls Bepublican National Convention. Tbe National iiejruljllcan Convention met at Cincinnati, on the 15th, and remained in session two days, itutberford B. Hayes, Governor of Obto, being nominated for Presi dent In the 7th ballot, beforo that time Jam on G. Maine, of Maine, long fine Speakerol the House of Representatives, having led the count and only lucking 30 votes of a nomina tion on the 7th ballot. Mr. Blalnes strength remained with him to the last. The nomina tion of Gov. Hayes was effected by combina tion of the strength of Morton. Conkllnp,. Brlstow, and others, on him. On the first regular ballot, Mr. William A. Wheeler, of Xew York, was nominated for Vice Pres'-deii). ENDORSEMENT OF THP GOOD TEM PLARS. We haw receive- a proposltFem from, nd concluded an arrastnent with- the Exeeo tive ComrBltee of the IndepeD"''nt Order of Good Templars, by which that Order secures a column ta the WaaDAMETTE Fjsrmkr ft Its official publication,, and constitutes thh paper the medium fop the expression of the various items of Interest arising la- connec tion with tho Order. For the trna-work ai Temperancawe have always had entire sy mjathy, and tho readers I of the FAKMBBdo not neea 10 De iniormeu that our editorial columns have frequently contained eTiiest exprwwlons of fivor for the cause, and' have made efforts for its Gov. Hayes is a man of pure life and hlgh'l advancement. standing, against whom the Uroath of caltini-1' While we reoosnlze tho'dlfllctiltlen-tbat lie McCORMICK'S IJtP MOVED FI0NEER-1843--REAFERS AND MOWERS, The Leading Machines cf the World. THE ONLY TRUE COIN AND STANDARD OF VALUE; In the neaping and Mowing jnacmne nuo. The Best is always Cheapest. There is tout one Jjesi, ana tnat in McCORMICK'S. Inee to bo s uperlor to all others, we propose to aJImv responsible Fanner to. UW,,hnnyora.,o,hers.U.W Knowing- tho McCormick Machlnr-i Utake our Machine on trial in tne T. J, MATLOCK. P. of II., Apt for Oreiron. ana siiih;iuh State AgoixTBi I'orllaml. Uu-gcm. .Conalll- .Monroe .-- Hirnnt Klnij's Valky MAMIIIN. ii, liA Wltd Turner. wIcm Ii f Custlemau IlntteWlli!. 1 .TCIiirfton...'. Goose Lake Jacksonville uik. J I) stu-ni Unena Vista. W A Henry Zona. Ifuoirt Clou Dalla-. YA1HIII.. JJ Huider-on AmllJ All Henry LaKajc.t'u uaslllN'UTIlN. ,,,,, , TJ) Humphrey Illllsbnro llllleboro III! Kiiiiiiln Cornelius ' i a. r , - lx rtit .usucvo vfi'i;"" wij Oregon city ny has never moved. He has groat wealth,.; in the way of )egIslatlocto reach tlte Rreat I T n i-,, jnt Salem is M years or ape, was ecraeatecl to the law, i evils that arise iroui intemperance, we nave and has been very successful in lis pi actlce. 'always felt like meetlofj raaiifiillytue re in 18D he was City Solicitor for Cincinnati, Isponsibllitvtuarests upon us as jotiraanists, and remained so until 1H!?, when he entered I and have and shall endeavor to do oar part the array as Majorof Ohio Volunteers, rising towards educating the people to a proper ap. before tho cloo of the war to the rank of .Weclation ot the Mibiect. .East Portland. ..Eil Portland Tj'h .UppcrOchuco. .The Dalles A H Khllil N W Kami ill ... MUirNOMA!I I .Ttthu"nu John ""'. wu. ci. n vi)K I 11 I'llltllli' I) I) Itlijilurt CanjcmCily Cauyon City I'HATIIIA. 1, White Wcolnu Won 11 VCII. , A H hjlo Actorla Actinia HI' Ilolclei Tlllnniocik North Yiunhlll llllfMlUA ., c WMixuiil roluinhln C'lly , i; W C'cinycM Klackunliie I siciv, Nliltce Ccne WAflltSUTCIN TEIIHITOUV WAI.LA WAII.A W .M Shullllll . . (.CM I'MIIIA. iicn-Kiiiit(.r Dayton . .. MIIITMAV. Ildiryiinlclliu Bwiirtsvllle. i J' Oltliiiiiul Colfax I IIKIIA1 Iri. Walla Walla -Walla. Walla ....Cdrax ...(.vllax .Elmo .Chchallo Point ..Oljmpla Ompla ...YUin .. Seattle V. , Clllllllill!. l'iKiu e. riS Mi khciin... TIIUUOTHN. Li: Aii'ioit U LoniMuIre .. KIS'l. Julin It iriou Hcatt'o lull. TJI I'liT-im Claqnato YAKIMA. OP Coo Ellensburi; cmriTZ. s , JcihnS Hciartli rckln - ci. a hi; W S Douililt aiicouvoj K1KKITA'. . rte-j Miller Kllkltat Ltty iiiaiio TEiiniTr Mll1m''i.'i!!.1!!!1.' l'ara.llee Vall.y LcwUlou W C l'lerun Mt. Wnbo AOA. , LFCartee lloeO'v r.J -iiilth " VI ltl..co'l WCIMT KM itulil I'ayiHB. In any county hero tlio Deputy a, pointed in not I ho mciKt nilUililo, nud the firauuo of iho locality will jiropeily linllcato to mo a cholie. I ulll he plia'cjil, for In mini) In. lance-I luMobcen ohlL'ed to make ap poll tinent viltliont knowledge. DANIEL CLAIIK, Itadcr Orceon SiutoClraniie, 1'. of II, 'Vliat U More Couinion or DlKtrossiiigthan a ltilicms AitHik? Who Is not taniilmr with tine widl known NVUiptcmH.OiprblcnHnisi tin. Muiimi-n Htid 1'het.t, Low Spirits, Het-J-..HI-I.H, UloniuliiOMi ot Mind, Wearlmws, Hull HeailHc-lic, Ulrty, Ureai-v npieiirauce ot fLnSiln, Ytdlow Tinge of tlm W hlto ol the 1:'h, Lo ol Appetite, and CoHllvenci? KHW.ImlHOcl.ufihH mote ordinary lll ofllto nrn moru widely prevalent tliHti thoo IIIIIouh DWcirdHrs.aiid vet they may readily be ant rid ot by tiKing'Dr .l.iyne'H.-'atiatlvo Pill, ly whom opera'.lun the Liver will be rapidly re Mo red io liealthy action, the vitiated ecro tiiniH nfilin ftotnach rliauged. sllcostlvenesM rmovfii,nml the whole syslim asuUted In co crlng Its normal condition. Ollv Hubtiiiiii always aggravate Skin DihhhVoh. OlntiueutH ate therefore rather ii.irtlul than beuellclal. OUiiu'h Sulphur -iHii. which liens, Uslead or clocglug tho port-HwIih gri'Hi-e, hao, hm might have been .xpned, widely Kiiperswleil oleaginous i-oin pounds as a remedy for tcotbutlo tcUcc- IIOUB. When you visit Portland do not fall to go and seo Wood's Museum, with Its 70,000 cu ucisltles. AdiitlkMlononly'i'iceiitH. Ui:hvais, Mauion Co., ) Juui17, IS70. I Kn. Faiimhii: At a mcCilIng of llio dele i:ies from the various subordinate Granges of Marlon county, Oregon, held at Gervais, lime 17, 1S7H, Bros. T. L. Davidson, lV. tstlenmn, and G. W. Hunt were elected clelngiites to the Stale Grange, to be held at Allmny, on the fourth Monday of next S-p-timber. P. V. Cusilkman, I). M. B. CoiiMii.ii's, Si v. The 7VcVcfinsyc7H iii-cvIIiikoi din kto"k I alders of me Fanners Slurs iiMiiud Shipping coiupuny was held at th.t llraugers' ware iKiUbO in Indeeiidolii'M. mi Monday, tliHliib Mii-t. An election of nlili'Hrs roiiillecl iu the c-iiolce of Mihmm. L, Boiitly, II. K. Smith, nud J. 11 V. BuMer, n h new board of ell ii-ctoi. Mr L Bentlv a (uinhii preldent it llt lmid, und ii t-x.iiululii prileut of tlio coiupauy. It was deoldod liv the com lmuv o place the waniliouMi and shipping Imi-iiii nh In the hands of one man, who shall lultlll the dutitw iiudenuUuu by the superin. ifinlmit and cli'ik. Scjuiuhhi. PoImis Vethnrlord fc Oo., ol Ntleui, having sold out their tlrs-t invoice of Hodges'Squlrrol I'olson, have now reoetved a s-t'oond supply, and can luvom module their cuMomors w 1th u sure remedy for tho squlr rel;nulsanco. Vhoroer tallhfully tried, It has, been found a sure thing as an extermin ator of thoKO destruotlvo auiumls, KiI(im:h Sontry BrNtiiw has reilgi'ed hlshc.it in tho CabliiHt Ills Muveioor I"1 jiot mi lipn apiolntnl. Seiiator Morrill, ot Maine, !ia- been uom 'tiate by tho President, to suwsed Ilrltow as ttrttary ut thu Treasury. Brigadier General. He vas wounded at AntintRm. He entered tha 30th Congress in In lb(i5, to which he was eltf-cted the previous year, and his record wnssnch that hewas re elected to the -10th Congrats, during which term ha wis nominated for Governor of Ohio Bfalust Allen 0. 1 hir:tan, and elected. His adilnlstiation Wfh so successful that he was renominated In 1SC3' asainst Geo. H. Pendleton, and was fgain eleclfd. Iu 1S7S. be was renominated against Gov. Wm. Al len, and was again suroeswfal; Gov. Allen Is said to have solaced his deteat with the assertion that ho was beaten by the best ma: In the IJbpnblicau lurty in the nation, Gov. Hayes is spoken of as . nun of decided action, rjuito demeanor, seliolirly ability, and cool judgment, with broad and liboal' iewn,niid uiiJovn the reputation ot ,i pu.-e man am) an upright citl.o.i. Iu i ersonal a;i lieiuMULM bo Is tail and commanding, huaI'Ij. possessed ol gloat phjsi.Ml vluoi. Tills in the account ve liaH d.iii-d tiom curvoiit sourcis which is of ci arsn glvnu without any iiersonal bins, as -.ve intend to Oaaa iiiucli .'or bis oppouent, when place J in uomlnMlon. Willlum A. Wheeler, thu Republican iximU noo for Vice President, i nearly 57ynarivof age; was tor mauy yoars engaged '.n the banking business and oonnected with rail road enterprises. He orwinally entered the profession of law, and achieved s-jooess. Alter several terms ot service iu tto-New York Legislature, he was elected lo U)e :!71h Cougess, and since tbsu has serveit iu it- Bst, ftid, and 43d Congresses, wlieiij lio has comiaauded great regulation from, men of all purties for stutesmanllke iiualiUes,, pure and unsullied by aciy taint ot cttiruptiou. So fjur as character is concerned, tboaouulry can rejoice that those genikme'ii are ioh possossed ut (jualltiw tar above, the liistro polHIcal schemer, commanding thu rospect of ill who kuow tLc., and we have no rea son to doubt that their oppuDuuts. will be espial ly unexceptionable. The National Uapulillcan Tlalforui, 1st, declares thu status ut the Uubed Sutesasa natlou, not a league; 2d, reassert lh Decla ration of Iudepeudeuce, which iltdares that "All men are created equal"; 3J, desires the pacilication of tbti South and protection of ciiious there iu their If mO ilgbU; declares for specie pa) uiriitn; that VougreSiimeu bhall nut dlciate ap;ioimmeuts. to be made by the President; that appointments bhall be made with inference to tho honesty, fidelity, and capacity of the appointees, ami against ie uioval tor party reasons, except as to post tl ns that rellect the principles ot the party lu power; (ith, rejoices in the awakoued political conscience of the nation; 7ih,rt com uieuds an amendment to tho Couslltutiou turbiddiug application ot publio funds or property lor beuetit of schools or Institutions under sectarian control; 3tb, public leveuue must be greatly derived from duties ou im ponatlous, adusted to promote the Interests of American labor, aud advauce the interests of thu wholo couutry; 9th, to devote, tho national domain lo fieu homes for the peo ple, not as grants to corporations and mon- npollefc; 10.U, to modily treaties with Euro pean governments, so as to secure for adopt ed the same rights as for i;allvo citizens; Hib, urges that Congress bhall Investigate the-1 fleet ot Chinese Immigration ou thu moralsdud iiiatuilal iulerosls of tho couutry; 12th,adi.cutcs legislation that will secure women equal pioperty rights aud right tc act as superiuteuduuts of education) aud asserts that the vlttiut for additional Immu nities should bo treated wi.li respectful con sideration; 13 h, denounce polygamy; Hlh, for tho tultlllmeut of pledges made to our soldieis aud sailors; 15. u, deprecates all seo tloual teeling and tendencies; 10th, accuses the Democratic party of sympathy with those who were engaged lu treasau; 17th,complI meuts thu services of Geu. Grant iu war aud lu peaco. While we shaJl'pursue a-QUlet advoeaey of Temperance, without attaohlng features of partlsanc-hip to our etrorts, we recognlw the propriety of the Order o Good Templars, which lias loiind It dlflicutt to MUutalii a dls tlnct temperauce organ, in seilecilhg a newspaper like ttie WitiaAMErru FMhikb that is snund without beinft partii-an ou the Temperance iuejion,nd which has an pol itical or sectarian, character, as Its oUicial mouthpiece. The compliment paid lis is due, notr only to our uou-part!au character and fieral advocacy of Temperance, but also to the well knowu (act that this piper has a gooeral P. C. HiltPBlt A CO, Acciit Albany M. H Bt! I. A?ent Curiam MATHhW WLl.lb. i;riit ICuuei -Clly 4. M. SCH i"I,ISH, Aeit HarJiflmr.' J K. II UTON, Air-ut ln'Ciliiii W. M. POWKH8, Auent hwlil' WM. P. GTUUUS. A -init miliar WIIKKMIK 11HOS.. Autntfi Oakland J. I.. WIIiLlAMH. AC'lA ltorehn, WINOATK .V: I'O Ajriut Dalle. ,JNO H f HTMt A (H.AitMt I'mitllJa, W. 0. SCOdUIN, irenti niller, 1UN11 v-lKH A IlKIICHNKlDEH, Ai,'l, MlM'tUk (lb!. S. IM'HS, Ai"Mil Daii-n .1. A. UV-KOWllZ ."c CV., Ag lite 1, Oraniio, June it, nvl AGRICULTURAL DE PA RTMBNT; XINrORTH, KELLOGG, & CO., Importers, Manufacturers, aad Dealers In Agricultural Machinery and Farmers Tools,, C&AN'EIt VAMUILL AIM) FHONT STKEKTH. PORTLAND, OREGON. ALFRED SLOOUMP. Agent. Wm. Anrxm Wood Zrxproved Eagle Mowers and Reapers. Manufactured extj"lely hv thu Eir"u Moving onil lleaplii't Machine Company, of Alhmy, N Y. Ore ... . . . i ,i,i,i r Ihundreilflri-tclaeHi rlrwioriic'iiali'iiiperiorliy 111 Hie Held, hen l'rsine clio'ur mi'l ilinahle l.lRht Draft; tlrf.nluft,. t.t tli... hillllHM 4UI IlollsehdluH Ol . . -..-.. ., ... .i !..... r .1... .1.1. . 1. 1 ..i.- i.lt..... I.. 1. 1 t.. . 1.1.... 1.. .. k....T . . :7"' v..uu...M.,r...i.v.... M... .. -, pirieciiy limiliuetl y im 1 il'iM 01 luu "tiyri . c.v mump. 1 nunii mm 111 ."cit 11.11 11 j a f 11 1111. bi nns .uriaril, easily ileiirexM D) nie operator imiik wiiii xwitei in-iui, wincn onvinitx imio.ni;." ciintr Kmre or ( I'llmnn. Th iliiiil-t, ,et and mrvt dsnli'u Vnclilne In ti maiket, at a price within thu reach of all. thiu Statu secometo noot.er weekly journal . . ..... .... p xne proposition oanio to us. unexjiecioiiiy i il(Uurl, ,riuiNitioii. and without solicitation. We hog the iriwnds of the Order throughout OregomwlU do what lies in thelr-power to advaicco our circuhtion, and -e hav- no fear thut this new teaturo willioost tisthe good will am) favor of asiuglomm of our old patron be cause tho farmera-otOr(;on who glvtus their jxktronage are aJinot universally ttvnpsrale man, who will b glail to see a rojouakOe advocacy of so exuel'eut a cause in ihoir Savorlto family Jpumal. AQRlCUmUBAL. MAOHINmY- V. S, NtiiVBURY. In this weeV.'s.iNsue will be found) the ad vertisement cf W. 8, Newby, managing agent for Oregon and the adjoiuing Territor ies, of thu houee of Frank Bros. oV:En..,of San Francisco aud. Portland, importer and deal ers iu agricultural imetilnery. Vh?y call es pecial attention to Walter A. Wood's har vester and binder, with which wan and team can do.Uie week of a do.eu. men a few years ago. This inachiue leaden the grain lied up w&houl handling audi la said to work so i;wteutlji th.t the tauulacturers are only aUJtTtc. supply a limited number lor the Oregon irdi this present Moson. Thsy also call attention to the La Belle wagou, whloh ha uo njual; to the Uuford iron gang ami sulky plows, auM ailso the famous Illaokhawk single plows of that name. See their adxertisement. UNFOltTU KELLOdllcfcCO. This well-known and leading house in the line of agricultural machinery have estab lished an agency in the oity of Portland un der the management ot Mr. Allied Slocum, who commenced operations here oue year ago and uow has iu his waiehouses a large lot of machines which are specified at length in the advertisement which appears else wnore iu this isue. The experience ol last year guts him courage to expect a more liberal trade the present year. Aiinng tha machines they oiler the public w e ilud prom inent Wm. Ansou Wood's mower aud reap er; tho Chicago Pitts thresher and horse power; Mier's Kxcelsior G.uig Plow. Mr. yiocum represents a well knowu house of extended business relations aud is himself an accommodating aud enterprising gentle man, always to bo found attentive to business. McCormick Harvesters, Mowers, Reapers, and Resolutions Adopted by tho Lane County Council, P. of H. Htsolved, That thai this Council recom mend to the Subordinate Granges of this comity and of this State, to memorialize the present legislature to regulate mights md fares ou the railioadM, rhcr-. and canals iu this atate. Alo to make It u Miiall nllbubp, puiil-.hab!(i by Hue aud ImpiUuiiuiout iu ihu Penitentiary to ship grain unsold, with out tho uw tiers couseut, from any warehouse! iu the Stale. lteoolvud, That a copy of this resolution be sent to the WiiAAMurvn Vabmku, Oregon Caltnalor, NuginaGttuuiMvl blule JuunuU, for publication. 11, K.vo, Jii.nk 13, lh7ii. Secretary. l'uo-day, Jutio 'i7th, the graduating uxor uUcoat tho Academy of the Sacrod Heart w IU tuku place. Wo call ispecUl atteut'on to tho cjnspic ous adiertisemeut iu this issue of our paper of the McCormick reaping aud mowing machines, Our rcadars will remember that McCormick was ILo first iuvoutor of thu Ma chines of this character ar. J any farmer who will examine llieuewtst stylus manufactur ed in that name, which aro to bo found at tho warehouse ot T. B. Wait, Salem, aud with all other agents of tho manufactu rer, will be able to juuge to. himself that the McCormick reapors aud harvestots of to day are uotto be excelled. All will be struck with tho facility with which therpjl can be raUed, lowered or manrgJoa the harvester, dunug tho tlmo It Is in motion. Another Important milter Is the ease with whloh tho eutlre frrme cau bo ral-ed or lowered, as well as other Important features. A critical ex amination ot the combined reaper and mow er huokb that It possesses excellent features and the advertiser may justly claim that no man cm all'.ird to purchfss harvesters wllh out elvlug the world renowned McCormick machine, a fair inspection beOro maklug his selec bu. Thu nimjiul Wm. Aneon VAoil"fs niouldoluu the framo of oich mucliini' none omern nro ht-uiuue. Rassell Peerleati Mower and Self-Raba Reaper. The mncrlnrlty of themi Celohrnti'd frhtnc Ik ill lt Idiilitnrss of Hra't. (Jrnit Btrunifili. and Ram. eft Hnndliiii;. Thuy bwen tear cut. tliu? ..ohllii' theiu'iny occdintx that ociir earh wllh a front cut, m lit diter can ftonn 'jobttnictlon In time to. 9 old It 'I he w'juels are hroad nuulhili. rlhc drltr can eaiyv ihmw It In or ouv i( (rear. Mattrlal Isiuo-tlv of Iron and Heel. Ha a covjil top, thus keeping out all Jhef dirt and ilnit. )la an eicysprliUMat, ihlcli can be chine ;J to rleht or lefr. The sRLK HA 134 Is entirely under thC'introl of the drl' tr tlropphii- a sheaf jut where ho plcaseivgath crtinra full KliiTt.tiii'ie tlieeuilu Ullu-ti We can Miy. without fear or i LccctnlnJ contradiction, thaLLhc Itussell ltaapcr Is the slrouKest arid nieb durable inachlnc4r.iise. 7t'01d Unliable Qhicauo Pitts' Swjiraiors and Mor.-e 1'owers. Mahufactiired by II. A. Pitts' Sons' MiiiufacturingCo., O'Ucafio, 111. Fuiraers and Turerhernicn who lm fur tho past Thirty- tov Years purchused and employed them, comlaue to sneak In unalftakahlc terms or tlrJaFii)ierlur merl s lc tlireshlii); Wheat, oats. Barley, Jtye, l'oas, Tim othy Seed and Klix Heed lit lui mar'it and costlni; less .er repairs than ai y o her hepaiator lu e. The Separators ha-lirir tho Callloriita anlOreg ill tiiule, a newnnd lmpr-ed hnCShiko Shoe, vastly superior to any In this nit Met. A lare array citustliuoulals ou tile .a our office prove Ihu truth ol tho all,, ci asser tions. - - HAINES' GENUINE HEADERS. Jl Both Iron cad Wood wheel uu aihswihe loot cut. mat ilacturcd audlni3ed ccprcssly for :nl-Iloni. for this tcusoa'a. harvest 3$Vt -y Important Iuipiuc?jaJits. Sweepstake Headetr. ; Iron and NAiniJ wheel, ten nndtwilve foot cut. The rwinlatlnn or this w JI known TTpjulnr Ie .'muiii, I tabllshcd to tviire comment. t , Harden City Snlky Hor'e I(nkfs, my MiaiBMUuy iiorso Jtaues, ALS3t (Jjnln Cradles, Bfcvtiies and bnaths, -aiijiui; I iiim ot ailikiuns. Wood Ituwlvlug Horse Hakes,. U auner and Cahaou Seed Sowers. ffVWo aro ns nccotmnndal Inland liberal as anv hrta on theUoast. 1.4m(nln..Vinviiirliii uta na ... amino outiS ockbelnreTm)lng.. uroers seiititea ana iiroinptiy Jjjeii. L,iiieral illscornbwlll alwij-B bo puuo for Cash. t!lcid r IllustralaA ClrculHm unit Sfatalogriic, miAVrlce Ltxta. rack bed and ho-vwltli California ltOiliBIt IHtAKB. LIGHT UAFT AND WARRTlBD W. S. NEWBURY. T 101 and 10!) Fjont Street, ' fry wheel rol'l In bollin oil before tho tiro la set. nn.. . ..,.i and tho wagon ins stood the test or tho climate or PomitAND, . . ORIiGOri Calilnrnlahittenhanaiiv other wagen in the market1- sun iiiiik iour ino nunureu ponna" Homer than any other, owlni; to our iislui: a skein umi.ilactnred ex-pre-iy lor us rrom brass patterns i nd ct from e lelebratid Lt&M Miperlor Iron, and from tho tuunilor m inner In which our skeins are set.. The Buford Iron Gang and Sulky How.. Light dralt, ally adju.ted, and tho only Gang or rulkey adjusted with screws or that can bo run oa a f!lle, '.'"'i. ny warranted to be Ua bc-t plows- oulhe Paclllc Coi4. Alto a Full Line of tho Famous It ii Turd EJJa Khavvk Slncle l?loivs, culvlne aul t-ulky UsUs s-t'rU boners Urlll-, Barley Forks naj.a lull llnuiJ WihhI and Meet Uoods. Send Ic C'atalosues and Prl'a Lists. FHAMv Bltuo , San Franili-co. W. a. NEAVIttltV, JMauaser, 1'oiitaial, OENSSAL Traveling and Dluuaslngr Agcut FOR, iDAHO and WASHINGTON' TERItlTORaSS aud the STATa JSSf OKEOON, for FRANK BROS. & CO., SAN FRnNCISCOAND PORTLAND) Importe and Dealers In AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Solo Pacllio Coast Agents lor tho Genuine and World-Renowned WALTER A. WOOD'S Harvesting Machines, Kmbracliis ENDLESS CHAIN & SWEEP R&KL', Self-Raking Reapers, One & Two-Horae Mow ers. MOWING ATTACHMENTS, HARVESTERS, AMI Self - Binders. IRKSI'K'ITFULLY I.WUK THE. l.ADIUi A. NO ttw public Keucr illy to eUt me a call; a I am now leadv to opeu uu a moio ex usive scale. 1 hur j;oocl. re I ikle help, aud all ya-miiats left with mo I will Im reeLKHitlble for. ell oideis will b3 pio'jiutty alttndid to. My lion u Is on iln corner eusi ol the Catholic Church, on the same Ii ivk. THUS. McM ANI. bulem, Juno H, ISVV-u. MAEI0K CIRCUIT COURT. State of Oregon vs. Jiio. Hays Two In dlctmuuts; plea of not uuiliv oniHrt-il, State of Or oou vs. Fianois Johnson De fendant Hiitumd plea ot not uiiiliy, R. A. KIkks vh. A. I. Nicklln Motion to strikeout reply suialued, and leave granted to tile motion to strike out parts uf answer upon paynibiit of ternn.. J. C. Cay wood vs. V. t,. Willis Ueiuurrer to cross bill overruled. Nalhatilel Hudson vs P. h. Willis Same, actiou as above. Is tho crcatcit Labor Saine Machine In tho world. I Thos. Karlev VS. P. C. Parkur-Mntlnn for With this machine, oue man with three horses can ludstueut iu accordaiiciH with vnrriltfc of lull .j. - ., j The Walter A. Wood's unrivaled Harvester and Self-Binder cut and hind from 1 i : ; acie ot grain per day, and t.L1 wn.b'. limn anfArl l li.rPMMni. n frf lir hnntn. uliiir lu season. It may be used ci fi' r n a Harvester and SelfUiniler, or as a HatMster alone, The Walter A. Wood New Double-Geared Iron Mowers, With Brass Beardcs pitent oil Cups, and new and linproud lluante, are guaranteed to be the Best Mow ers in the world. ri . ausuuneu. i i a. vv. n. jonei ys t'ier Kosor ai. ' I fault of defxndauts entereJ. partition ordew1 aud Ja9. Webb, Murray Wade, appoint" couiuihslonors to panitiou real estate !" scribed In the complaint. M. l-'isk vs. 8. J, t, Whitoman ef- aJ. 1 Shorlil's sale of real estatH conflruied. Htato or Oregon vs. F. Plluger YerelK of atcjutttal. State of Oregon vs. Ulias Morely jury M" turned a verdict of not kuIUv. State of Oret;ou vs. Fiank M. Johnson cause on trial. THE WALTER A. WOOD Chain Rake and New Iron Sweep Rake, Self-Raking Reaners. i .,, ujfii.H ,, ., .. , I Be i manuus, in ssswnu ui iMri'auu. .. i . r i Aio tho best Self-Itaklnc Heauers on the earth, and i ii i,' ,i ,.V ir,,ui. . w (Iraou Snlum. aro apf.nl fnr '.... i,i.,.. . ,,,.. H,.- .. t .. m j .':. T. .",'.. ..... J. t. KUll.le, tit Umatilla. M. W, unw" Celebrated Chemical , u tu.ieu iu cry h aKaiuei auyining inaue. Weatherford A Co., this lcinlty of the raint, which has com ditto such eueral use, Masonic Git MiOrriuKiis 'I hn follow ioj olhcers were elected Tuesay bv ilia Oraa It". W. IVl'U'X FAKMGhb AND DEALCKS M. to be the most durable, beautiful, water-1 JiV Wonmhlne.'an.l TniSSiw should be''." nroof. olasilo ami economical article ever I that they net machines Btamaoa maimfacttircd of any shade and color, mix-1 . . WAlruu A. WOOD, cd and ready for use, atnl.as this is tho seas ou ior uiiuuiiiu; auu painting, an persons in-1 mi ihiv 4uivMuun As nouo other are genuine. The Invincible Threshing Machine. Z1 LA BELLE WAGON, full lino of drugs, medicines, tollot Roods, U,,' f Hie I'llClllc CuhhI), porfu nifties and every variety of itoodsusu- pahm. smuxr. nr evpiip.ss. i,i o-,,.,.. j ally Ucpt In a tirst class drug store. irack. Eattvm hid ami top hoi, or California tuku ud Master; Thoniai G Uitauwi, Jackson a p, K. y.ts. Grand Wrdeui Frank B-fj in, Eupeue City, R. W. J. Grand Wnnle J. J Master: llobert CIom'. Utlla- urauci aiasier; Tlionia G viae, k. y.tS. Gi Dunn. EuedUeCltv Theodore Wvgant, Portland, Grand Trei urerj It. l. IS u hart, Grand tiocretary. l'tc.Nii Thorewill ueii p'onio on sMor day next In tho white oak grove oppo't ""; residence of V. X. Wood woi m , "l''l " Howoll 1'ralrlo. The Central School ot ,S District, under charjro of Trot. Jh. K. W""; ulll be In attendance and lor.ilsh inulo l" the occasion, lJverybccJy uu itcd W 'jel're3' out. TTlmmuMfAiJiiMuA s v-a5SS?SBaf8aa TWiKTW'-tv--'.