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';, M.V.T. Joanna Ljle Ual!a.
. ste-y-T. II I'raururd. Portland.
lV ,! ""'c'y -' hHt nil. Monroe
. Tri-A Bmin 1 Kfilos,.'. Poril mil.
U. On ip. Uer. J. it. N. li.Ml. Asluand.
.;. Var.-.I. W. Mranrp, Hut eh-.tn;.
0. 1). .Mar Antilo E. I'lideriWHid. Cottace Oroc
j Gn.nl Maty I'nrtvMiulit, '1'ho Dalles.
i. hen. T. F Burton, Amliy.
!. Mes. V A. Leonard, hflve'fm.
I. O. r. C T. Tllmon Ford, Sjlcm.
Sunt. Juvenile Ttraplare Mi. M. . Hcxter For.
ot UriAe.
State Deputy . W. C. T.
Col T. II. Canu. -ak-ni.
lltv.J It. N. 11.01, Ash end.
Wm. Knsell. Weston.
t. O . Applciate. LlnkUllc.
,11. H. Allen, llaWrr.
T. 1). Hundley, lltlltboro.
Aa Shrike, jjalius.
11 V (lui'.il.o. Wilbur.
.Jrae II. Kinli, ha-t Portland.
Wni. (Irant, l.olunon.
Hew .1. W. Millu. HalliR
It. J. W. Walts, I.ii'ujette..
Hew I!. W. Dlxrn, Ctiijumlllc.
KflV.J. S JlcCniti, Knuesf.
rni, Harmon, Tte U iUim.
Wm. 1! drier.. on.tllls.
r. S Jamei PortlJwl
Ij. J. House, Minimnlll9.
.It F. Krnii). Independence
W. S. McMpcii, raujn:i City.
IMtr Paqu-t Or"'oii City.
T. II Crav.ioiil. Portland.
". H. Fox, A.tnrla.
'I Hurt. Citsufll.
.J. H Hunst mi. .luiictlin.
Rev. 11, C. Jenkins MoLroo.
C. II. Walker. Astoria.
H. V. MeKlnnev. Hiker City.
Tc-I L-laml, Oregon O'tv.
I.ultoD. Woirard, Cuqu'.IIeCily.
nutrlct Ociiuty G. W.C. T".
W. T. Riches , Turner.
W. II. O'lMwikl, Pnrtljnd.
T S. ('n.-ktlrHHiic. Rosehure
Hon. James II. nrivrshntt. Union.
II. W. t.al:e. Kual- Creek
K. V.. Vanning. UilUboru.
.Ihiiihj I'ntK'y, Si'eM.
.Id'n r nr.tln. Fort Klnmatli.
Hoi). J A. I'turlt. l'enillitou.
1). A Wr.ltney, A-itorla.
ireoro Oilmes Tanuent.
A. ,T, U.irlii". I'ailwrigut's,
Mi. Anna W. Hpmci-i, Gardner.
J. P. Ttipptr. M iuha Id.
Subordinate Lodson.
Xarnt. lMle,( Depiilj. Adilrif.
EweMor W 11 Caller Curvallls
.We-temMar I.N Llcirett Albany
.Cipitul .".Gen a t-il.-1" Siii-m
. Mii'in.iinab John I) G.ittleon I'onlind
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. Miirla i II Fox A-toila
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.Miwmiaic .Tnlin Packer K. IVillaud
.i"iit 1'ontand J M Clawetr E. I'oriNnd
.Val Fonti JK lCnltt Z"iu
..lohii Dav IV riionpi'on... Cannon City
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.Mar-hal l.uc'an Jtvcrets I'endleton
. Urouklrn MI Hjd K. Portland
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.DniU'C'.t' Martin J Kail lbuuaxcus
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.Academy OlHoLMcek Ill Idiom
prlu.':lel'l I A Kennedy "prlnutleld
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Valley ". , . i'bene.er Hay Haley
.We'inu M M Johns Weon
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DECISIONS OF THE Q. W. C. T.
1. Members entorinir durlut: roeB are nr.t
required to snliiia lb P. W. 0. T. whun Uia
Lodpe in attiiln i-Allfd to Oritar.
U It Is not cu(i,mary for the Runrda to re
main at tbt-lr -tKiions dnrlnc rtBnN.
3. When the LrxlgM atlled to order alter
reces UN the duty of tlio W. M. to "rnkt.
up tb word" Iroin any member that be U
not sure i in tbo room when recesi was
2eclarrtl. ,
4. L'jiltns may make arulo-finiriDg their
j;nnrd to remain at ibolr pni.U tlurlnir re(s
and hllow tic.ne to enter without Ktvluc the
(U's-word ami Kx. iu the nutal way, it clr
(tiiu.tancui ht'tiu lo Ut-inauti It.
Correspondence from the G. W. C. T.
Ti:s Milk, Nov. 15, 1870.
Kd. 1'armeb: On the morning of (no 11th
inbt.. I loft thu beautiful reitlou of country
l:urjti n Cleveland, on the south bai-V of
theUiiirquiii&'i'l drove over the hlgb oak
oiveral hilW a distance of soaio ulno miles
to the lovely, uiirror-fdiapsd llttto valley,
known a? Looking Glss, in the mlcUtof
which U tht brink 1'Hln ln-'n of rtor'h'irir.
j.iM.kniiJ Uih l abmit mr.H uiilfh Jioin
Ito.imrir.oii ll.'C'" lv v-ncoii nit mnl
3 Vf IV,iV Vllv nd :if vi'Istid. U blecd
villi iLe richtu ori-oll, independent titer
jhuls and Jnduitriou ieople. Lookiui;
UUbJ, (I'eternburiiJ has a dully mall and a
well conducted school, under the raanase-
ment of Prof. H. P. Watkins, (formetly of
u.ikiuu, and well known in portions of the
Willamette.)
On that oveuiiiR I mot with tbo " Chain
Gang of that placo. Mirror I.cdtre was
organized In May lat. U. P. Walking is
X. O.; J. H, uartin, V. G.; A. Croston, K.
S., ami L. Buell, W.
Ou the next day wo had a splendid temper
ance meelins in the town hall, which was
largely ultended. It was called to order by
Itro. Walkms and prayer oITcred by Key.
Coiton,
On that ovor.lng I had ibe pleasure of a
vi'lt at the house of Ilro. John A. Ilarliu,
who is the owner and tiller of one ot tbo
rlchf si furmi in Douglas county. He lives
about three miles from Petersburg, on the
Looking' Glass Creek bottom .
From littttins to this place, in a drenching
rtiii, ou Monday, and here I am nt my old
friend Irvins for how long who can say?
The streams are now " tmcrossable and hit a
ruinln' " harder than it evor does in the
Willnmetlo. As snnn as Ten Mile runs down
so I can cross it, I will iry and make a visit
lo Myrtle Crttk sud Cnjouvillo. It will
(Rko me much longer to get through this
country than weexpeeted. High watcraand
bad roods v. ill delay me ery much. I'll get
around as fast ns I o-tu, however.
W. 1. DuNnut.
CLARKKMStlntl, NOV. 10, 1870.
Ed. PABMEn: This ilacu is located iu the
upper edge ot tbo lovely little valley lying
on tbo south Mde of tho Umrqua liver,
known lo all old settlers 8s Cole's valley.
Dining tbo past summer some considerable
improvement has been made, and lis widti
jwnke and euerg6tl piopriolor, W.B.Clark,
leave. nothing uu.iono to insum the
prosperity of the village and surrounding
country. Ills steam sw mill is cutting out
Urj,-e fjuatiiitic-s of excellent lumber, and the
spoke iactory and turning lathe ot W. K.
Caldwell Is now in operation, and adds an
other branch of industry to the place. Clark's
stoie is a well arianged cue, and furnishes
goodd to a Urge number of well-to-do aud
Industrious farmers who live near here.
Within the last fdw daye I have travelled
oxtensivoly in this county, (Douglas) aud am
pleased to report tho farmers actively plow
ing their fields and sowing their fall uraln.
Many hundred acres ot oals will he put in
belore tho week is out, iu jiits county.
Sluce writing you last, I have had the
pleasure of uteo'.tng with our old neighbors
ilie Dennys, lotif residents of Marion county.
They, Fletcher aud Louis, have bought a
farm within a mile of CtkUud, near the
railroad track, aud seem to be well ploased
with Ihe country. Mr. Denny thinks he w ill
like this country very much and is hero to
stay.
John A. Hunt, of the Waldo HUN, has
bought a farm about eight miles Irom Oik
land, noar tho head of Camas swale, and his
many friends will be glad to learn that he
aud his family aro well. John has one of
the most delightful farm iu tho Umpqna
country. I had tho pleasure of a visit at his
place, and there I also met my young friend
Tnomas Humphrey, of the Waldo Hills,
who hn come out to try this locality awhilo.
We have had lovely weather for a fort.
night, but just now we ure threatened with a
southern blast which will bring on He Kings
enough of rain to do us all winter.
I am ou" for Looking Q!as valley next.
Yours &o.,
W. K, ddnhak,
Poitx,nd, Nov. 20, 1S70.
En. Fakmkh: The ollieers of NonparoU
Lod?, No. SI, I.O.G.T., weio installed on
tho let itifct., by W. U.O'Donald, Dist. Depu
ty G.W.O.T.,bs follow: WOT, W.S. James j
W V T, Mary Teslj W S.S. T. W. Steam:
W A S, Annie Steam; W F S, L. D. Bower,
W T, A. E. Ui:k; W U, Mary Kltohey; W
M,H. A. Manning; W D M. Mary Biker;
W IG, Hl!a Wli-on; W O G, Jhs. Hiihv;
P WOT, 11. II. Wliltuev; W It U S. Belle
Bowen; W L H S, Jennie ltlhsliey.
The otllceis of Multnomah 1idge, No. 12,
I.O.G.T., wer (nt-tulleil ou tn- 3.1 Inst, bv
S. T. W. Siosrns, Doputv U.W.O.T., as Inf
lows: W OT. WHO'Douaid; WVT, Annie
Havden; W 8, L) Fevro A. Shaw; WAS,
O.J. Williams: W F.S, Jas. La Grand; WT,
Marv?V. limve; W t;. iimina li. Kellogg;
W M, John Black; W 1) M, John Campbell;
W I O, H. H. Lnhr: W O J, J. U. GArrl-on;
P W U T. Oill)rt U ivlmvi; W It H .S, .Iaiy
O. Wfieeb.r; W I, II .., Tlll.e Mill-r.
TIik OlliuorH ill 1'oiiIhikI Lodge, No. 201,
I.O.G T , lor the pre'.ent quarter, were In
stalled bv W. H. U'Dmald, Uii' Dept, G.W.
IT , pm" follow: W (! I', JiiIiii Stiaver; W
V T, llHimSutherlauil; W S. H. (J. Bovd;
W A S, Anna Fearnside; W F S, F. W. Mil
ler; W T, Win Dunbsr; W t", J. J. Walum;
W M. W. H.OiunfHll; WIjaI, Kllza Mar
tin; WIG, W. H. Miirs W OU, Henry
Wfclk'aiid; W It II S, Gus ia Miller; W L.H
S; Mary .McConl. W. If. O'Do.vai.d.
Ed. Faemimi: Ttie i'ullowlm: named ofli-
cors of Morning Star Lode, No 41, 1 O tl.T.
were duly instulled on the 11th November
by Miss S. J. Harrison, Lod;t6 Doputj : O. O.
Hall, WO I'; Sirah hp-.ldmg, It H: C. H.
Beveni, L S: S. J, HarrlHOU, W V Tj G. S.
Hall. WS; MlrNiu Herion. WAS: J. W.
Spalding, W Pm J.inle K Hall, WIl Mai'
itie Siitih. W I': Win. WIU, W M; Klla
.SpaldiiiK, V,' D M; Lizzie uhIIciwhv. W I CI;
A. Muiim li, W O O. II. H. JlAU,,
Buena Vkta, Nov. 15, 187(1,
Ed. Fahmhii: Bolov I stud you alUtof
ollicorn or Marbfiel.l Lodge '."J7, 1. O G. T
duly Installed Nov. 10;h, IS7C: Lew.s Monroo,
W.C.T.; iisfcle Dunbar. H H.S ; Mrs. J. H.
Ellii, L.H S ; Stella IJ. Kutner, V.T ; O. H.
Blake. H.; F. A. Lu, F S ; B B. Kiiller.O ;
Jake Winkler, M.; F. K. Lsng. I ; Mar.
lha A. Tupper, T-: J. V. Hall. O G ; M. JH.
Johnes, P. W. C. T. The Lodge Is in good
woi king order, Fraternally
F. XV. A.Crai.v, L. D.
Hoixiwav'h Pills. In all crowded cities,
Malaria aud fogs are breathod over and over
a'.'Mln.lilltheMrf.tii'X.. Jiinsii ar Inromhle
III priluuinif porn li.i I, ii"iui til- -Hijlli-ne-"f
mind Klid IiimIv, llin v,inrin-- hii1
irrilal.illiviitiiianv ra-.i ilurio till
iini.l'tliej4r. TIih'h itimli:ii'f rcii.ri.li.H
these impurities, and ulve vigor to I'm liil,
heart, and HUmuch . 25 cents per byx or pot .
Ou Saturday last Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
widow oltlio lato Butord Smith, oftSllvertou
was allot and killed by the arcidental dls-f-harga
of a rifle which slipped from her lap
as she sst in n wsgon, the ball entering near
the hip aud passed upward into her abdomen.
Hor.i, of Honor North School, Grammar
Department, Salem, Oregon, Nov. 17, 1876.
The Ut contains the unties of pupils who
have reached an average of So per cent, in
deportraeu; and scholarship:
Susie Hlchnrdson, Clara F.I1K
Davis Cooley, Virgllia Smith,
Elite Grant, AllceSavaee,
Lydla Brooks, GranlJSavage,
Jennie Cooley, Susan Coolej',
Charley Ferrell. Sherman Uvans,
Kiuma'Uigley, Harley Baker,
Mary Itosecranlz, WilPam Batler.
S, A. RANnr.R, Teacher.
Iron In tho Hlood.
The Peruvian Pvmn ltallrc ami cnrlche the
blood.tone up the symem, bnildsup tho brokendowp,
cure uypepia, I'eoiiuy, uropcv, unius ami ceer.
Chronic Dlarrluri. Nervon Aft", ctlon. Boll". Humors
Diabetes, etr. Thoiiands have been changed bv tbo
luo of this remedy Irom weak, sickly. n(lerinc crea
tiire. to tHroni!, bealthv, nil hapny men and oman;
and linallds cannot reasonably hesitate lo glvo It a
mat.
A .T-2 nn ramnblet. cnntalnlDi? ft hlton- of the Pe
ruvian Strup, atuible mperou proxies In medical
science, a Traiie mi iron as a ineiiieai ai;eiii. itsn.
niotital' fromdlsilnEnihed phflclan.clersymen anl
others, will bo sent free to imr nddres. seth W.
Foh lo & Sor s, Proprict0". 3fi narrlson Ave., Boston.
Sold by all drujisl" Rincrally.
From K. Fellows, II. D., of Hill, N. W.
Althnnhhlhavo ceueral'y acreat "bjectlop to pat
ent medicine". I can but say In Justice to Dr. Wlstar'
BaNam of lid Cherry thit it is a lemedy of superior
alno for Pulmonary Diseases.
I h4v inado us of this preparation for year", and
it has procrt to b very reliable and cfdcjclens In the
treatment of severe and longstanding Conehs. I
know ofono patient, now In comfortable heallh. who
hos taken this remedy, and who but ffr It use. I con
sider, would not now be llvln?. R. Felmiwv.M.D.
Medical Department of Wil
lamette TJaivcraity.
THK ELEVENTH REGULAR COURSE OF LEI.'
tnrcs of tho Medical Department of Willamette
Un!ertlty will open on Monday, Dec. IS, 1870, Willi
the follow lnc-namcd Piofesors:
I). FAY'JON, M. I) . Prc.fi ssor of Obstetric aud
Dl'eascs nl Women and Children.
C. H. nI.I,. M. D.. Proresor of Principles and
Piactlceof Mcdlrlno.
J W. McAFKK, M.D, Professor ol Dcicrlptivo
andSuriiical Anatomy.
L. L. ROWLAND. M. D,,' Professor of Physiology
and Microscopy,
D. M. JONKS, M. P., Professor of Materia Mollca
aud Therapentlcs.
A. SHAHPLS'. M. V., Professor of Principles
and Practice of SurTcry.
O D. DOANE. M. 1)., Profesor of Chemistry and
Tolco!o.-y.
Hon. RUFU MALLORY. United State- District
Attorney, 'rofe'or or Mrdlcal .lnrlsprudence.
All letters of Inquiry should bo addressed to tho
Belli. It. l'AVTIlN, ill. B., Uenn.
tialem, Oregon, Nov lb, 1S7IS lm.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
1876-'77.
Second Term Begins .Nov. 13, IS JO.
Third Term beclns .Tun. a1!. 1S77.
Fouith Term bexius April !). IS",
For full information, aild-es Rev. .7. II, ItOOUIT.
Ant. or T. .11. H.VTCir, Froldeiit,
Nov. 1. lS7(lml Halevi, Ori-iron.
Chinese Laborers
AN BE FURNISHED, CAPABLE OF ORUB-
m ns, wooa-ciitunz, jcc. upon application to
J. McCnAKEN A- CO.,
SO. 52, SI, 50 N. Front Rtreet.
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Assets, - $568,547.45
Income, 1875, - $465,904.29
Losses paid out since organiza
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IMPROVED
WP It VVF OV HN1. AND ARE RECRIVINU. TUB k&Kuasr niuua u- in. AuuinvALif
1-aiH Plows ever ImnortM lo tne Pacific ci.a. The success or hco Plow, last jar exceeded any
li-an.! l l.o3 t ' i ' .. n.,.a ,.. i.nn.1 .,. mnitn with new and sneclal lmnrovements.
eerbttoro Known in mi- miu. i"w" - - -- -- -
Warranted superior to any 1'iow in me uihicu aimvai
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THE GARDEN CITY SULKY PI-OW,
ruttliiR 11 and IG Inches, with JJ-liorne Attnchinent, and t -""':
rollltifr Cutter, is without a rival. It hns been so thoroughly tested tnt,lw "n &
Its operation In any soil In the State. Tlieso Plows nro sold with that guaiaiuj
tSiT Send for Circulars and Prico Llsts."ea
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SOHTTTTLER WAGUJB, iui oi,
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Seeders' and Cultivators,
GARDEN CITY
CULTIVATORS AND HARROWS.
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S4.I.EM, Sept. 2S, 1S?6.'
T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
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USE THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD !
Be not Deceived! See that our Trade
Mark is on each Package!
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and ALL COLORS ; Mixed Ready for
Use, and Easily Applied !
RUBBER FAINT is oomposed of the purest and
most durable mateiials heretofore used by Painters,
ol which LinsoL'tl Oil, Utirboiinto ol head, and Oxide ol inc, com
bined with a largo proportion of India Rubber, are chemically uni
ted in such a manlier as to form a smooth, gloSSy, firm,
durable, elastic, (1 beautiful paint, which become
Jirmly cemented to the substance to which it in applied.
The Rubber Paint is not allcoted by changes of temperature, in
impervious to water, is adapted to all classes of work, and is, fjSf
EVEKY WAY a Better Faillt iw oithor inside or outside work
than any other paint known, and rjU last tWICe.aS long,
For Waon, Agricultural Implements, Steamers, Boals, and Vessels, it mis NO
equal. t Particular attention Is called to the following testimonials of the
thousands received :
To JOHN IIUOIIKS, Kstj., (ARont for tho Ilublior Paint,) Hnlom:
Jn reply toyournoto, itsiclng my opinion ot tito muiDor mint, i will hhjt
that lifter uslntr ovur ono hntuJrod ami twontv-llvo ciiIIoiih. iinilor various cir-
cumstancos, on rivi: diki'icukxt iiousks, and iilsoon Picket Koncus, 1 iiud it
all that you represented it to lm when I purchased it of you, and MOKK in soino
respcetH, hh lis cover! itf,' (pialitics, ea.so of appliciitloii, and beautiful hard finish,
prove it even superior to wnnt you ciuuuoa lor it.
very rcspeetiuiiy, yourrf, LftK,lc"l " - miinwoiai,
Lessee of AVIllnmette Woolen Jlills, mid i'ropriotor of
Salem Aricultuntl WorkH.
TJio Ituhlier I'nlnt ,'ive.s fjood nttlnfactlon.
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Kuokni: Citv, Nov. 20, 187.".
I iitive Kieut fal tli iu it.
J. P. (J ILL.
Examination Is invited to the houses, auioiiR otliors, (In' Porliand,) of Hon.
Win. StroiiLMiiid Chas. IIodL'e. K-i.. painted with tho Uublior Paint, wliicli
present as frmli an appoaraiiuo after exjiosuro to both extreme of heat ami cold
an when tlmt applied.
SainplcKof the diirerent shades on wood can he Keen, mid information obtain
ed, by calling upon tho Agents,
HUCCKNHOIIM TO IIOOUK, UALKV CO.,
Healers In iiritpN, I'nlntN, OIIn, and Window CJIami,
NOU. 73 I'ltONT AND T'l I'HWT HK IOX1.TIj-AJJX3, 0'
ST Keml forRiiiijilo C'urd.'Cireulara, etc.
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