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ATI0 Is F nUSBAJJOfW", Gvange. , of the United States. Jriiir Uixilj lAilfiNb 1 9 1 1 llJLJ1JC5
DIRECTORY.
Ol'I'Il lilts ul' Ihc NATIONAL tJIt.YNCU..
-: '. r John T. .Tone . llirtoii, lhlJ1p. .Silt.
'', .I.. I. Woodnun, Paw Paw, S an Dnrcti,
-I! li.
L i u , A, 11. medley. Cieico, llnwatd, In.
' : i l J. Vaughn, Memphis Tcim.
.1 -( .,',, --Moiliuur Whitehead, Mtdi!k-bnl
S".n i-ct, N.J.
ni),t,ilnS II Kll!. Sjirliilnronrt. Warren. O.
imi'iitr Y. M. Millowcll, Win Hi;, Uttubcn, N. Y,
,s., r'di'iO. II. Kcllcv. Luulfti.lc. Ky.
M'i-AV )fio. lllunfddle, On haul (iiovi., IuJ.
W.',-Jli. John T. Jones llir'on, Phillips Aik.
Flout Mrs Samuel P. Adims .Mo'itkeilo, Minn.
II a Mr IImt3 Ooddird, Mirth Oranhy. Ct,
I.'iJi AttMant Slacartlyilti Caroline A. Hall,
Loul'dlle, Ky,
EXECUTIVE COMM1TTEF.
D. Wjatt Allien, iC'h ilrman.) I'okcsbury, S. C,
E. H, bhank'aml. Dubuque- Iowa.
Dudlci T. Chase, Chircmont.N II.
Ahmo (J jldi r, ltoik Palls Whlie-ldc, 111.
V. II, Cbanbcrs, 0wccehce, ltii"ill. Al.i,
Olllccrs of Oregon Slntc (Jruiigc.
.Vr-fi Win. Cyrus Fclo.
. ittmyT. I.. DaOd'on. Salem.
Jian-ti A. It. biuplei, CMw'jio.
ct'iitr Sir'. U. N. Hiiut, i-ubllmlty.
Mat 'lid V.: II. Thorn is Walli Walla, W. T.
A'uhliinl Sti trail . W. Kiddle, Cauj on Me.
ChajJalnW. II. Gray. Astoria.
7'iuunmS. P. Lee, Portland,
Gah-h'teptrW. II. Graham, richer Landing,
Uark county, W. T.
; Mis II. A. Millor. Jaclonille.
1'iMini a Mi. S I). Durham, McMiuml'Ic.
I Fi'oui Mr. I!. A. Kille. East Port'aml.
. v!-V Mcitaiil Mrs. Georgia bmltb, I'ood
Itlver, Wnco coun y.
Kuti'iliie Lminitttt'm. Cjtus Sclo; 11. Clow,
HalUs; V. L. bmith, Hood ItUcr.
Mat Ui'tliHt Agr,lS. P. Leo, Portland.
Cluiknnins Comity Council.
The CIicl:ima County Council nicet on the fourth
Fihlay of each mouth at 11 o'clock a. m. PI ice ol
ntetln'. at J. U. Titillinger's mill, near the euitcr of
the county.
Ollccrs N. W. Randall, Preddent; A. Nichols Vice
Preldeut; W. W. II SamonrSccretaiy. P.O.,Nccdj;
lohu nitiir. Treafiuor; Tiank Vaccho, 1st fetewaul;
N.1I. I)unall,2dfetcwaid; Win. Ittsss Gatekeeper.
brethren In Rood standing ale lmltcd to meet with
as
By older of the Council.
W. W. II. Sa-m-ox, Ecc'y.
Iteiuittniiccs.
Money due the Faiimlh can ho paid to the State
Ar'.ntat I'oitl.iud, Mr. S. P. Lee, if move convenient
'nil i-endii' tho fame to this ofllce.
POMONA GRANGES.
To tho Worthy Master, Offleors and Mein-
bPis of tho State Grauge:
Your coramitieo to whom w.xs reform! the
resolution relntlui; to Uy-I.aws for 1'omo
na Gr;u;ei, beg leavo to stato that tho im
portance! of this brunch of our Order do
inands moro uttoiUion than tho limited time
at tho disposal of your comtnittoo would al
low, lint wo herewith submit ti leinrt that
it adopted o lioliovo will meet all tho
iiecoltio" ot tho present year, and i;ivo
yencral satl.sf.iction to tho OrcW r.iul o
recommoud lta adoption nccotdiiiuly.
' A'MV or.ANCIi:-' ALS3 1'OIOt 01 AriT.tCA
'HON. 1. Auy tucmbcisot .Subordinate Cir.mg,l
U(t lcss'than lliree, may osub ish District or
County (irauges Jn tlio lif'li ricgroo, couipoh
Fd of Mabtcrs, l'.i3t Masters, and their wlvts,
who are Millions, and fourth drtfrco uieiu
litrifrom each Subordinate Grauf-o in tho
Uistticl or County,
-. All membera of Subordinate Utangos
who liavo Ettaiiied tbo lourth degrou may
mako application in open Grango lor n cer
titicatoot nlectiou to enable him or her to
join tho I'omona Gianpo. Whpionpon the
'.Uaster shall onler a ballot and if tho candi
date shall roceivo a tw -third olu, tho
Master and Secretin y. shall make out a cor
titlcato of plectiou with tho t.cal of tLe
Grange att.ichod, which certillcato shall a2
comjnny the putitiou for incinbership hi tho
l'otnon.i Grjns;o.
"j. Tho Secretary of oach Pomona Granite
shall lepsrt semi-annually to tho Secretary
ot the State (Jraiiyts the names of all perions
iuhiated duiiuji the term and pay to tho
Secretirv of the. State ("range a .semi-niiiiu.il
due nt 'JOcentH f.ir Pich member, and each
D. strict or County Grange m,i3 icj-'ulato the
dueoi its members.
riiKs 1'oti jii:mhiii-i,ii.
1, Tho uilultuum leu lur in-mber-,h;i
slnll bo t vo dollaislor each menibor, i.xccpi.
obarter members, who shall pay or. j dollar
each.
5. llich Ccuuty or District Gratiso must bo
organlr.ed by tlio Woithy Master of tho
V.a'e Grano", or some one cf ins deputies
luly commissioned theitfur, !iro nc'ual
t-xponsts hhall be paid by such County or
D'strlct Gianga.
tl. District or County Granges Khali hive
charge of the educational and bus inoss in
terests ot tho Order in thtir separate district-,
iiuil shall aid, oucouratje and atieugthou tho
Suborilinalo Graugys rcprosjnted thoroiu.
7. Upon the recommend U'on cf ani
County G.-uit'o tho Worthy Master of tho
S,.sto Gr.uiKO v.-ill appoint any btothor who
i. ic n ..,! ilmU' et rZvaty nnim tl fal.'tiiilltn
iilili deRiee, b3 deputy to iuhtail tho ollicois
.a-id put thoGr.vt.ss to woil;.
. ia crgaiLzliii; a l'omoim G;an,'0 only
Masters ind 1 "u.istors, and their wicb, who
are Matrons Riid thioo dolir'ates Iruin each
Sub irdina'o Grange in a County, shall bo
admilteJ as chatter memb?rs.
0. The Master of r. I'omona Giaugo shall
be allowed a soit in the Statu GiauRo entitl
ed to all tho privileges of repiesentativo
members ?ecpt the right to yoto nnd shall
."jeentiilod to rccoivo mileage and per diem
ihe sinie as repre-outatlvo members.
I-jltM Cl AlTI.ldTIO.V KOU CJUNTV OK Ms-
iitiof ouvviji: iurr.sAriox.
To See -cl tnj Oregon S'.'itc Uravge.
The ntiderslBiiel, membara of tho hereln-
ufier named Subordloato Granges of
County, S-fte of having been tu.ly
ortrauied into? Grange in thn
0j -mil County and Stato aforesaid,
do J-espHctfully a'k. tliht a dlspansation bo
granted thoui together wlthr.ll tho ncciary
Jo timcnts tor conlsrrlog und worUing In
tje tilth Jo, i eo, tor which plenso nnd en-
clo-6d the feo of live dollars.
Wo i,ivo below tho new plan for a Sf.tc
oo-oreratlvo lmi::e?s association, adopted nt
tlio luto es!kiii of tho Slato Gringo, which
wo liavo faith will b.umon!.o all diilbrom cs
aud pioyo entirely successful and bonellcial
to tho I'ations of ourS'utn, as it follows tho
Iteehdalu co-operative plan that has proved
so groat a success In I'tigland.
Thu following extract from tlio minutes of
State Grango will explain itself:
Gr.ANCin Co-oniKAiivK AsnctATiox of i hk
rsoiuiiwnsT, AnoiTiiiniv ouwiox -ta-ik
GnAXdK.
Whereas, By Ilia division of jutionHijo of
our Order in this jurisdiction bptwecnthe
State agency and the X. W. S. S. A- Com. C o.
aud tho coo'lllct which is engendered by tho
division of sentiment and tiade, our busi
ness interests are crippled, our harmony
disturbed, and tho objects of our Order de
feated. And whereas tho National Grango
lias perfected, and though its Worth Master
recommended r. plan of business whieli is at
ouco uou competatlvo nnd uon-speoula'ivc,
Known as too rations o operative As-ocia
FcjiI for Sample Card av
A V
In li's speech at tlio openlu of tho Joiin
Hopkins University nt JUltitncrc, Sapt l,S h,
Professor IIu.Nloy, after leferirj to tho ma
toilal resonre'es of tho United States, said:
To what puipoo will you tit this great
sloioof material wealth nnd thl-i vast amount
of human intelllgonio andcipacity which is
iitnong you to deal with? Tlio uostion is
ou) whl"h, it sretns to mo, no man lit n
ehanoo of answei lug with tho leniotest prob
ability et the present moment. Yon aw un
dertaking; the greatest political experiment
that has oer been peiforuied by any people
whatever. You aro at this present centenary
a nation of forty millions of people. At
your next centenary national and probable
expectation may look to seo you two hutulrid Tin; mii'stt. It requires m
millions, and von liavo befoio joii tho prob-1 u ? winiposeil of thn bet
lem whether two hundred millions ot Kn-glish-speaking,
strong willed proplo w'il lo
able to hold together undor tho loim of I!r
publican institution aud under tho real def-
I Circular, and earefulh Examine Hie
E R I J li
MIXKM ISUAEV FOBS t'SK.
This r.ilnt is prepared In
trade I'uro liinseid OH
l'uie Zinc, and tho tlnoM of
It tho iii-t. riii:.ri sr,
nt'YiNo VAixr ix Ttir
wnr'etl by every f-timer,
wlio has a l.nnso,
n I.mili, ul.nn
tion, wlilen in our judcement will meet the . I'ouaiu oi universal snui.ri ia uur-s ci Kemiiies no --klUed l-iln..i
business wants ol our Order, and IfHdopted, laughter1; whether Str.to lights will hold cm handle a brush. D Is
unamlmitv by our nooulo will toud to re
store harmony among, und groatly stuiigth-
en us. inereioio
best intcrosts of the Order in this jurtsdic
tlou requiro mat wan as liltleuelay as possi
their own against tho uecessHry centr.Ui.F-
(liiired si.-.e, from a rpiart to
Hon of a great nation, if it N to act as a whole, ;,, , o.s v J thus ,'' u ,1
Be it resolved that in our judgment tho or whothor centralization will giln tho diy ' wash oil", llkei mot psint in
without beating down llepublicui iustilu-1 ncainst rainstorms and all
to-duv,
Of no other paint can this bo sunt and pioved.
liquid form. nKvnv ioit
nd liiion of oil or spirits.
materials known to tho
S i icily l'nrn Whito Load,
coloring mutter for tinting.
mom tn'iuiii.i:, AMI lUIAlI
sMiui.n, Is ,1u-,t what Is
liiei'htiulc, mid everybody
barn, or wagon to mint.
as a uy ono can apply it who
nut up In cans ot 'nny ro
flvo gallons, and is ioi.h
n linn, nlastic, and brilliant,
will neither crack, peol, nor
common use, but Is proof
action of tho elements.
paint live yt-ars ago look
aud will need no moro paint
- , ., ,....- , . , Kllilriintru iitilfl i.H Willi I Ilia
. . .. - .. . . i Linus. i ninrr orvvniravr'r , n nrrn na -.-,-..... - .
uie sitcn urgaui.anon m pursuuni-n ot tlio i :; , ,f ,, , , lirsh and llko now
recnmmenitaiion oi ottny Piaster Jones, oe J-l""-i " neo ' tnuum us i.usnuiu ( for VPlts
formed and known as tho "Grango Co-opera- and Spain, us Franco nnd Ktissla, and you
ThatSXom'h it ; wo "c-omiec our se'ves 1,avo t0 seo whotUor "ltl1 lho 'Hvorsity of m- Tlio Avorill C'lioniical l'.iint ( 'onipiiny supply : loiiff-Mt want. Thoy not onlv
wiih'tho Kochdalo Co operativo'societies of! tert,sti niercantllo aud other, which nrie fwjii-li n juint uiuro 1.1"Uiik:, Imnthoinor, antl at tlio nuiui tinu cheapor tlia'u
Knglanil, ancl mat it lie mailo tlio accrjiilted unocr tuc-o circumstances, nationai Iks w 1:1
busiuess channel ol this Stato Glance, and
ZK , r "B, n i,n "ndasyou grow, moro people aud tho pre-
over that tlio prosonl Slt'.'o agency system ouco of population makes itsnif manifest,
shall conliuuo in foico until such time as , tho spectre of pauporism will s'alk among
eai.Ot'O has been subscribed and paid into , you allll vou wiU 1)0 very uuIlk Kwo, if
Aasnfiaiimi coiiiniutilsiii niitl rocialism do 110
Hesolvod, That in our judgment tho ,
capilul slock rf tliis Association should be
iixeu m ;.iu,uuu. iuai snares uo f,vj oacu ' .. tI i -,-. .iBj,v
anpthat every membor in our lun.-dlctiou fou tial.s Rr?a' t,esU "?
be solicited lo own ono or moro ot them.
Ilesolvcd farther, That when by amend
nient ol our state statutes, unit
maj- b? lawful, that tho sub gran
couragcu to oecoino sloek-liolUcrs
their corrornti vo (.annuity
Ilesolved, That to iacilltato the oaily
organization of said Astoclaticn.
We lceommond that those having loans
and stock m the State Grango Agency r.nd
N. W. S. S. it Com. Co., bo lequesteil to
trane r said loans aud slock, to stock in
said Association,
Hesolved, That to futtlior oncourago
this enterpr'so, '.his Stato Grango requ'-st by
name, one person, kuo.vu to be fiieudly
theieto, in oach county in this juiUdietlou
(which may liavo at least ono working
Giange) to uMlcIt stock therefor in his
county,
Itc-ol'.ed, That this M.uo G-anfe select
livo pei-oUM wlw.-o duty it shall bd, to pre
paio anil filo iiilitiib o! Incorporaiion in ac
coidanco wj'h ttioi-pliii ol Hhio rncoluiious
r.t t'.i eatllf juacticdiif (Ikv who-o lurtlier
duty it shall b i to hold in trust any money,
contrr.tts or I'lmoyunc! s Hist may lioiuidf
lor tlio benclit ot tho Aiociatiou lln.-fln on
iriuplitr-d, until such time as tho sumo may
bo lawfully constituted.
Iteport ot Ihaeouirailloo to whom tho foro
be stronger than tho toudency to sp,ii,-f ol;
claim to
bo heard.
I caunot imagiuo that any ono should p'ivy
ill this groat destiny lor a great deslUy it
Is tosolvothesapioblenis sotuo way or otbor.
Groat will bo your honor, gteat w ill bo vour
k. 'anio position, if you soho thoui lighteously and
there?nPiii I Il0ncstly, groat your shame and inNorj it
tlio be'-tof others In t It is in a liquid form wliito and all tho fa-liionulilo and
nio-t o.'iiiiito shadow ready for the brush. So that fanner-, in fuel everybody,
can be their own painter, if neees-sary. Indeed, all tlio buildings upon 'which
the Averill Chemical Paint has been applied, are marvels of beautv. CtirMian
I'u ion.
you tall, lint let mo 'ypie'-s my most
stiong conviction that the kiy to tttccess,
tho ossentHl condition to success, is one and
ono only; that it rests enlliely upon lho in
tollectml clojunes nnd upon tho moral
worth of tlvo individual citien. IMue.itiou
cuinotgho intvileclunl elearueos, it cannot
givo moiat worth, but it may clierUh them
aud bring tiioni to tlio front; and in that
sense, the university may bo aid ought to
bo tho loi trots of tho higher life of tho na.
tie n.
Tho World's Ase.
We know of no subject of such importance to householders as that of n good,
hand-onie. durable paint for their dwellings. Within the pa-t iv vears wo
have watched the progre-s of the Averill Chemical Paint, and have'had fre
quent opportunities to test it fully. Wo think it just tho article to. supply tho
need, aud give it our hearty endorsement. A. 1". Imieimutviil.
l?TF From the Thousands of Testimonials sent ih, we 'elect tho following,
which we present for your careful consideration :
o. A. miller, salciu, Oiegon, says:
Yi u n-.lt my opinion of the Am mi i C'hinilrnl Paint. I applied it pcn-niisllv to my new home, and, iild
liui.i it" ntliei cr Miixitoriinslltleii. I fhon'd uiult pu ferenco ovi r any and all other paint" with uhlih I
.mi ieiU.ilutid. rlinilr lur theianyand economical inaiiiici v.llli hli !i any )n reon ri'i npph it I fully 11.
ihiii.ni) ard all Hioiniiiendatlon whlihl hmrd or teat lerpi'itln,- it liy the mo-t iiitlon'la'lli- piily, nml
i'on't llilnl; I hi .ill eier use any other Kind of paint. o. A. Wai li.ii.
Montague .t McCallny, Lebanon, wilto:
"The Amt.iil Pmst" lnglin pi cat nitii-f.ullou heicer ued In thl lrli lt. The Wantifnt idcffv
appeiiaiieoani: app tieut durability of the Hit lIi, hae hem the adiulialUn of cwn ihumiii who lias einui
liuil it.
I.elvnou Oicso'i.Oft 5, lfi". Morm 1: .V MiC'mi uv.
Hev. T. B. Wlillo, Albany, Oregon, wrlte3 :
1 tiktf plea-uie In silting I hale ned the AM'iiiu Ciitmu ai. 1'mnt 011 n-y r'liirch, leceiilly cicrldl In
llil-lilneo. aniliimiiliUMsl nllli It '1 o roatn lll mnl.e a ood tlnli-h If the Hint one lsell nut on. 1 Imu
alwi i.sul it on mj ihull ng n-t ioniihtid, with li e iall"f.ictIon, on the uit-ide It lint art a line chihs
which ieu. Impm ions !o wilier. Ititpiclfuily, T. It. Wunr,
Alhtny.Oiejon, Oct Si, ISIS. Paitoi M. 1: Church South.
From W. 11 Bishop -nd Ge
with tho resolution", as a wholo, wa-, with u
unanimous vols ol tho State Grange, adopt
ed: Worthy Master: Your oanimitiro beg
leave to thu report that they iiuil upon ex
amination, thorn i-ro no provisions in tlio
laws of 0:t goo providing for tho form.i'ion
of corporatioiid of a co-opur.Uivo chkr.ictor
and eonsr.ijuontiy that wo must await con
templated legHlition ou tills subject. In
view of this facL and in consideration that
eous'deiable time intiv' bo consumed in rais
ing funds and In perfecting our orgaui
lion, your coiuniLcu ifcoinuiuiid taat lite-
1 .-,'., nla;t K0i-v syiein uo o uiumio. uoUo r!)pa Es tormcr)v
tlif Inn eiin'ii ji nl hL nnu nL.oiniMniii ,1
iiuin iiiv luoi-iii ui ims urn t-i?j. t-Mtnui siiuii
C. Thompson, BiouusilIo:
1 isiiomv-wii 1:, einv , ji.iy '.1, ltnii.
Mr. William Chambors. tho t- 1 it 111. ' T- A- "i" - ' " Wholctale Dm ;l-i, I'oit'nnd Oreei ic
,, ' '" Y ,' "' ' '" I (iii.tlemen-l'atloMlfineplia-iuetolnroii.iM.itllnt the Aintll I'nlnl, U'ed 011 the I'rlmlii'.i Arad-
ttior and ptuillsher nl ChUiWCl . ,7ii cl, 1 em 11 this plice lutMinimn. ha lull) reallecl all tlirl ki 1 lenmul In It Innr. It coim out thi Miininer
eontii'intes In tlm' .,-,.r,M... ,.r, i.,i,,,i I'll", itne, iiuil Io-m-. 'I he rot l ut ka-t one fouilh 'e than hud and oil. Iini ppinuimu if nun li (indict
L.iiii..oiin.s in uia. 1.1.01. 1... jo. ko.i 11 ai j,,,,, liri. L,o-v. wUh-,,,1,.,,,,,,1.,1 body. I (aiulHeilnlh n nm-i 1 nd the ,li ,11 'w,.i In am one defiling n
sunimary ot some of tho many views hold , i.ea ail i.eni.npeut i:nlli. W. It. llisiioe, Piimipm I'r'i.iipi.i Aiailcui),
l hcitni (oi.e.ir 11. llie ilboie. Ill i. c. 'J inii-o, l'.ilnUr,
I'i-ai MiMii k, Ortnhei '.I, tSlii.
T.) T r: Uvi.ipit.k Ckkiiii i. 1'ist t'o.: UtntUm In reply to your letter 1 I au to nolo that for mom
than fix iai 1 h.iv.i iknlt In and iieil)iiiir pat.it I hoe, ilurt'u; tint time eirefully nlnawil It application
and ue and fri-ii priet'eil kunwlcile pan fertile to It unth.tled iLi'lh'iij'i liiitlnj: mi W yeaiH' ae
iiuaiici'ii e u iih p. theie haf not como to ni KnouIeiUen r-lnlo iiiftanco of failure in any iaje helll It ha-i
IiuueimJ, h I vi wlioiu I hue Minplhd It iitilto lti eomuiendiug It lor IN t-uperioi (lilmn oer all otlur
pclnt" rn.v li u-e Tli Amt. 11. l'Msr. eternally ujid, or. In ullior wold", epo-ed to the netlon of the
winthei neithei 111I1- oil nor ilune loior.a do o'lifr palnlH. ami will renin it licfhnc-) and adhelvi'
piojiciij for year. Pin h"i 1 and oil will In a thoit time Income diy. and 1110 eall inhbeiloi) ; tholoiof
od leinos thu leil In adn. oxldl.'d ntate. A a matter of eroi.o;uj, the e aim or the Am 1111.1. Cufmicai.
Pa 1 t to po;mlii appreciation ninl giitcr.il u-o aio hejoiuliiueHltoa. A l.ougn properly painted vltl It ouco
will be beitir iirefeivrd. nut prihtntn neater apiieuui.cuat the epbatio!i of i-cun iat. than It would If
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ui 4iiua!3 mo ojiiiui'ii uiui. il is iiujio'-siuio a;iu' anil ieoiiomit.il. r-o wenaduiiii auui oiiMiieiu am i 01 n e-iainnni itni in nil iMftlueilou ovc r
by scientists ns lo tho nuliiptityofotir woild.
Tho tlnatlcrly Iicicir treated lho same sub-
goinj; rcsolntijii, was reforred,which repoit, ' i-ct recently, and that most contcrvalho of
magazines now adiuita that lho milinrry iu-
lorpreatlon of tho date of eicatiou, about (!,
000 j ears ago, is to bo tot asldu as unteimblo
aud at varianco not only with hUtoric aud
arehicologlcal lo'tinoh, but with tlio sub
stautiJs! discoveries of coolosy , Th" rovlow-
thl tho ear'h c;n have ex'sied many mil
lions of years, as tho earth is cooliug, it not
tepidly, a. such a rato as to mako .such an
iiilKjiiity impo-sill ; and again, tliero is
rossou tobollevo that tho earth's rotation is
all kind'.
IIKll.
tint had 1 lllty limn-i
e' lay own In ho liaiutid, the "Am. ml i '
lour, eiy truli.
tilimii lllnlld he m
S. .1. Ai.m.s,
ihnlce ami
)rii(.'ult.
Sam pi
Card of Colors .sent Free, on upplictilion. lie mipc
write lor ono, nnd lOxtiiiiinu I'or Votir.-'i'll", liolorc
Iniying sitijy oLlior.
and
bo folly assttrtd. Your committeo tiro cf the
further opinion that it would bo well to ex
tend an inv.iRtlou to thn X. W. S. S ,v Coin
Co,, to transfir their buslae-ss either to tho
Trustees, hereio naiiiod, or lo thoa ociation
when iurorpi i Ced, extending !'i Ihem tho
asiiuanco th'.l thn Sialo Aeoncy shall cnno
to exist when ei tho rrqiiiioincnts heroin
set forth have been fully met. In conclus
ion, your cmimitOo dc-ire to impress upon
thl body tho supremo iinpoi.atieo ol tlio
subject under consideration.
ith our Order united, all desirsblo enits
seom attainable am! with businei concen
trated, our a'-s-ciatlou can bo mado what it
ought to bo, tho coii-orvalivu regulator ot
trado In tho North-West,
A. lloi.nr.u,
ltoll'T Ciiw,
V. Ij. Smum.
Committee.
Xoti: uv Tin: 1'ditou. This plan was
adopted with tho intention of applying to tho
lajgis'tliiro which has ju-t edjourind, I. r
Tliuqiientiou as to tho dato of creation
ltltlnt ho conslilor.Jfl in inlur In nil r (.nl.i t I
system nloao. Tho no (rest ii tod star or sun
outside our system is too far to tn.or into
lho qiiosfiou ot tlio ng.i of cur sun and its
planets and their satollilos, being, two bun
dled millions of iiiillloiis inilos away. Sir
Charl03 Lyell gives tho datoot tho Cambrian
formation of rocks 114 ut least JI0,0UJ,OCO
years ago; while -Mr, Darwin usiigni to tho
woild a much gieator ago oou than this.
Mr. A. lams has a-siyed to calculalo tho ro
tardalioii ot lho earth by tho lriction ol tho
tidal waves on tho utinoiphere; nml, in con
junction with 1'rof. Talt and Sir William
Thomson, lio ullorts twenty-two f ecouds per
century as tho tiiuo lost by tho slnckoned
speed. Mr. Chambers wisely concludes his
urticlo as follows. "Wo can only say that
tno tlieorios piOioiiiided aro eminently sug
amendment lo tho incorporation iawssothat Ke-lhe, but nothing moio. It h not remark-
Nnmt of Past itanter and their whci
No.
Nm of Maitertnniltbblr .'i 1 No O.aJSe
fndivdual 'ranges ps co-pontions can sub
scribo to stock iu tho central butme'S.s corpo
ration to bo organized for tl.o nurposo ol
earrvlug out lho above plan; which cannot
bo dono under lho present law, which pro
hibits one incorporation taking s:ock in an
other, tho intention being to prevent combi
nation ot incorpoiatioiii I.r purpose ol pro
venting monopoly. This lull allowed pri
vate corporations to subscribe a limited
amount of stock to another Incorporation
und pas-ed the Senate, but was noer reach
ed or acted 011 in lho llouso. So lho legal
impediment ins not been njuioved and it is
therefore iu doubt whether tho It .chdalo
pltucaugo into operation. Wo trust that
tome means may be devised to u-irry out lho
excellent intention and secure tho contem
plated BiioJ results, winch we think aro sure
to f.llov. .
abio that there should bo dlll'erenceH of
opinion among mo'i ol science concerning
the dark and stupendous iiutstlous of the
cosmogony of tho world. All wo dopiecate,
in the pru'-out stato ol human kuovScdjio,
li rash dogmatising, 0110 way or another,"
fV cur0 I.ulyer,
T. A. BAVIS & CO., Portland,
llllin'OWlf
(Jencrnl ,li.r'ii lor Oregon.
Ausust let, 1076.
A Kn-)DUTBOi
TWENTY PER CENT.
JSLJ&.JD3H
3I3ntiro StOCli
KCo tlxo Xlowcuo !
Help iue tho AliuUlit Dollar lioin an fniti.ueotis
dlfiouut 1 S'o La hoi I n ,lin, who earn a lliiu tv tint
wintot o ir brow, how Inuir will 3011 work for 11
dollar and then lit 11 1,0 lor iiliuly null' woilhof
eood v Why Ifn't tl.e Kiun dollin a cood lor tlm
.Merrlmnt a thu l.ahurlu.c Man ' Ve Patitot, dout
let Aiucil"! ho dliaiiU' If any nun haul down
the I S. Hair, shooi him na the pot ' Why not. If Im
rifiifi l takiiiolu liuiriin! the I'. h. fliiiiatuie
Now to th( leKiieof out il.iioitu
8. h
In Memoriam,
At tho logular me oling of Laurel Granse,
No, G'J, hold ou tho Tth day of October, a
coiumittto of ll.reo was appointed to draft
ro-olutions expressive of nyuipitby
Nliaet of D!egt.
;,'o (irsnve
I". O "
.'noty ....!
;jm of Graugo
tittftoforginl&ittou
o.-gan1.! oy
Master.
Secretary.
! ItttMII
."ipwlal Djpnty.
condoleneo wl.h tho beicavid family at lho
lO'S o: ouo if our worthy memberti:
Wl'ere?s, au ou lu.ing I'u a er removed
from our luiilst, on lho 2ih day ol August,
our inucti-osn-emod br.'.lje.r Hub rl II -non, I
thorstoru bo i-
HcolyoJ, 'I hat lu tho death ofour worthy
brother, tbm Grar.go lias r.ti an bfli"ient
inciiil) r, suJ ti'o oomiounity a 'hmX clfsn.
Hcolcd, fha. wo tender tho bereaved!
family and rclativos our lieirtiili syiopi
ttiles iu tiii-irspd nnd great tld'ctiun. 1
KbjoH td, 1 bat a oopy of tttcmo rtsoluilon.s (
be sent to thu Uio.nod family.
HolveJ, That these rsolullona bo plaoad
ou rusorJ, and thitoop.oi Im mat ta the Or
egoniiui, Fahmiih, wid C'fivaor.
l'uL'xl), AT I.vsr, For years pist it lias
been tho settled conviction ot many woil in
formed por.sotiri, that ixtcuiwi coal fields
existed ou tho Yuquiua liy. Various par
ties liavo b.'Oti, from time to time, pros
peeling, but Messrn. Towner and Sloop urn
the lucky pirties to strike it "rich." Only
a low days since t'luy discovoted 11 vein of
coal about tlvo fjot ill thickness, Ou lust
Tiio-day ufternoou Dr. O, A. Whltcey, ol ! ,,,. -
Albany, arrived In tills city with npHniBiiH ' ,3 Ollfl ill U
of litis ci il, samnlCH of which ho kindly
furnished us. 'J ills coal Ins been oxumlinil 1
Ly various parties, aud is pionoiinced 11 very '
unrlor urticlo. I'ho 1) ie' r lr"-atfd a claim
fir lilms'ilr. tiiil lins iinliiiniiir.fi f oiiliilonf1!, '
""'in 1)10 i'5'iut and r' no's 01 tlio mines.
BOOTS and $HOtiS
li'oui thlw Unto.
uinmiw,
SALEM, OREGON.
R B K J) 31 A N
WHO Wild. TAKU
TRADE DOLLARS AT
Ami nil Hlvcr ami Cnmmcj al Par!
I'oi- sill IJ00U Arromils mill all
illoi'C'liaiiiliso, mil II ,ot. I, IS"J(i.
I ciiiiiaiitee to i-ell l'huU a LOW ah any limine 1 11
the coael, Come, with vom mom of au. kiinl,
where ou can 1 1 ilollur lur dollur, at my two
btore. one opponlte the ( heiiu ki la Hotel, nnd one In
builthV Inkk. marly oiiio-lti' U111I1I11 st ihh
aiilltl M. I'ltlltliniAN, SM.IIM.
Pacific University,
roiti;sT jkvi:, oic.
IM(III'V:
Itrv H II MAIIHII. I). II., Picchhul.aiul Piofi.
.IV.
LVJIAN, A.M., Pn.ten.or of Ithct-
IAM50X, I'rolutwir of Multi.
A M., Profeor of Lai 1 11 ami
orol Ir.ti lit dual l'liilooi,hy.
I .Ml. I,l)l.l.'i
Ittor
lliv. IIOKACI
or r and
Caitais It, II,
imatli.
JOS W. MAIMII
J II IIOIIII. A M . I'lliir'iul of Xcademy.
Jllk JIMtV K MACK, Piedptro.
a w, m1-11. a m. i.ihiniuii.
Mi- SMtMl IIUWI.HV, Tcarlirr nf Miiflc
Thori arelir.i tirnn In the l'olU'j;.ali jear. Tlm
I'ai 1. Tfi.M I. ".-i: 1 11 Tin- llmt W ulneo'ny In Sepi'r.
'I lie liiilloiils. In tlm Al.ldiiiilk denarliniint. :i(l.
and In lb Co. Ii 'l 7; I..- pi r ni, luyul.le ;ir lui
With fix .Ml,.. 1
i.i,al ti. id-, ii.' ' 1
road t, :: t x'dl w;
new era m prop( 1
oouu.y. '" it'-
1 Ii
.1 11
ill.
ly ilawi'S upon
ml fX'uUSUii
V ju in 1 ill
li.Him nd a
It.utoii
EAILI10AD LMDS.
Xylite i'ii I Toimiiu!
ifi Bit VII lii.
A t iruilJir, fti
1 If In I J' 'I 4 '
u .1.
1 !'l litl miukIi.ii hIIi liu fur
i. is- r . i! t. uui
SPECTACLES, SPECTACLES!
ForGltJ and Youn.
Far-Sighted and Near-Sighted,
Sliooilug-I. looses lur '.jHirlniuu.
srUUL. bll.MJIl, AND OOl.U 1 ItAMCrf.
f A M I r ;nreil lo - puty bn di.1 I.-' I11 11111 )M,tt
1. i,rii 'u u t. iv. V. ll.VltTlN,
Jeu. r i Ot'l.!,i,, ti.., Illuil.tulaSt,
LOW S'ltll lis!
ll !
u.tir.:
LOW I.N'l'i:iU'.S'!
rsun: om.i.iiN a m.ii'oiiwca kaimioaiico
J 11, ll.. 1 l.-iii' ' I .r -ale up lllu loll iwluif lib 1
1 ' I 1 O.ie f .-11 , . 1 Hi prll h. ( ih, liilervlt
t i hl '.i nt l.i mi' 11 ti veil pir reii! oiih vi ar
1 Mi -in , 1. . 1 1.1c 1 fo'linviia " "He tmlli of tlm
p'lclpi.) u.d I11V ,t on lb lulsuru ul llo ratu of
nofeii ,i r mtil Mr moui !. iljtb principal aud lulci
et o;uM in l . b. 'urri-ii(y.
A d iojiii o nn percent will ho tllowiul fur i'th
r& I.Htur ti. Im ililrMd lu P. KUIlt'l ?,. Uul
AiiU.i O. A :. it-11., I'yOkJHl. Orir-'ii.
8AXEM FOUHBIIY, &
aSi neiJiljic t-sli,
ALBU, .... UHKOUN.
3. F. DEAKL', Prop'r.
(TBAM BMHNKH. BW HILLB, (lllloT 1I1LI.H,
J Heap.
mi-i. Puiann. and nil k.cd mil. K(vle ol Ml.
caluury mtdo to orkc 11 Jhfnery upelinl at O.oit
nv1u.11. rauisrii iiiuninj; .10110 iu an 11 varu, r.riup,
titkll kiwildof llriu und Iron I'tulliu fliniUliedit
ljurt tiollen. Alio, uwliufaetiirer of KNTRKI'ltlHi;
PL4MI1U mi MATCH tSIt, Bd UflllKltH 1,1 ,1
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