Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, January 26, 1877, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMER. I. 0. Q. T. Harmon l.rniKo, No. Mil, J. O. (J. T., til'l'ho Dallas In nourishing as It novor lld litiforu, and, umliir tho iiiiiiiuku niotitof Win. Mluhull, 11. (,'. Ilotlnutt, Mury C'nrtwrlglit, and a liostol' ntliors, It has lircoino ami of thu litwt l.odpo.s In Ihn Hindi, and tho clan-actor or itx inom Iwrshlp Ih hucIi that innkcs II a felt ipowor lit Kimtorn Oregon. (in tho ('vonlug or thu tilth Inst., a special meeting of tho l.oilgo was call ed to recolvoa visit from tho (I.W.C.T., and a fliilonilltl mooting It was too. All tunmoit to tnJoy lliimiHolvcH. Ilrotlierw C.A. Jtayniond and II. H. HhiiHtor woro present, and ricomoil pleaxcd with their visit. Loixii: OiuiANi.i:ii. On tho IKth Innt.. tho tl.W.C.T., W. II. Dunhar, re organized tho Lodge of (Jootl Turn lilurs at Ilupptior, In I'matllla county, and tool: In 11(110 now iiieinborH. Tho following aro tho olllcorn hiHtatled, viz: C. M. Mallory, W C T; Itllla IMarxhall, HUH', Klly.it Hmltli, I.1IH; .losle ('. Smith, W V T; Win. Dixon, W Sj .1. II. Jack'siu, "W V H; Ida Ilallock, W T: Will Mallory, W (J; Marlon Ilrown, W M; J. Wllllngham, W I O; W 1) Crank, W O G; J. L. Millor. V W V T: and H. I. Oarrigues, Lodge Deputy. Letter trom Jockxra County. K11. Faumi-.h: In your Issue of Jan. I-tJi 1 notice inquiries and HUggestlous In rvhtion to ticks on colts. 1 have had some experience In the matter. My remedy Ih to mult hog's lard, and, while warm, pour on tho colt's hack the whole length from between tho oars to the root of the tall, and then comb out, and it is astonishing how easy the ticks let go, and in a few days tho cult will begin to thrive and do well, although, if the colt Is allowed to run out in the woods, it must be greas ed with tho lurd often, or a fresh sup lily of ticks will cover It again. It has ulwuys lieen a mystoiy to me whether the ticks arc bred in the hruhh or not; hut I always notice that the horses are merit tickey when running in woods luuitiiro than on prairie. We are .having a beautiful winter hero hi Southern Oregon, and a larger area of ground Is sown here than ever before, and the prospect is fair for a good crop. I have just returned from California, and all along thu Sacrnniun to the farmers had lost all hope of rais ing a crop this season, It lu so dry. (Muty Jtowed. tlair. ii'iniinarfullfny In October, unci the early rains of that month Hturtcd tho grain up finely, but the HUUMMiuent dry and hot weather completely scorched unci dried tne green shoots, and the wind blew them off and loft the ground lxire. There will be many persons in California en tirely broken up nnd homeless. I came buck more than ever satisfied with our own dear adopted Htate, where we have uover yet lulled to raise a good crop of whatever we planted, for the last twenty-live years. We are now laboring under a stress of tight liuie flnanclally, hut uo fuel that a bright In jure uvvults us lu the not far dUtaut space of time. Our population is stead ily increasing, and industries are springing up which are bound to bu proliiahie. Wu have excellent schools, and numerous pupils to 1)11 them. I set down to tell my cuie lor ticks, and have extended my hitter. If .vou see tit to publish, do so, Wagner Cieek, Jau, W. IJhiMox. Mi, IM77. hTKAMKII IIO.NANA 1UN:1, - Titled mouth W" Ibokiuduiur IIoiihuzm, In coiuliiv ilowu tUe Wllmilibttn, nltui'k on Hiick Iluuil mplilH nml Mink. 'Ih iiiHchlunrp titknii out, lull nutlilliK 1'iHild Iih .loiKi tinvnrili eiiv lag tlio WHlur logKiil hull until iliu rir rasulitxl n irliiluiK, Yts.anlity uluiriiumi Iho utouiimr (!ov. llrutur )Kirloinui 1I10 illf tlcult nk ot mwlnit lier ilown In tlm luckii. Ah tlid IkuiKiiA wim no ilifip in tlm Witter tliut Hint cnillil not bo B"t lino tliti dry ilm k In the birfln 11 1 Oil ROM (Jliy, elm uHxyiMtur tiny nfiernnnu put on Inn rMlrou tn Hut IocIih, w lileli Iws frtiinnlly tern iiwmI lur ropnlrliif,' IiohIm, Mini will protitdih 1 nil tn morrow or next ily. iMiiiiuiI, hI tliottuli bnulHCHliiint pH tliriiugh lhn IiwUh on kccunnt uf tlm llituuiiz 1 Iwlutc in tlm , wo her th lrti ot tin) V. T A. I'u. iui tmiiHlertniK lluh liliilit hiiiI pKiii'i m til renin li tluilr li-talu MuruliuiMo itt On pin Ully. AMmaiif l)otI(iI.s C.ii ,n All HKlfi Hist ti s. ' Mtiuiiuiir vtlll lin wry lively Hint pielliubln in tlid f(iplnl tl.niKl'xeitnilv. In I.ihiIiiiik titty iihiv Iiiihm will I111 jiut up, nml III Hie .cotllUyttiouirtbi nml wisil 1 ntp hIII lin Im Kr tlmn nnr kmiwn ln-lnii'. 'J lilt pluitini; proitput I" vi" iiuniKlui: tn all- Tim Uii'Kon mill I'nlil irnln Ititllmnil (.'.nu Miiy will 1 (ininiiiiii'ii HinkiUM u sliidlnu II, n uoul vi'in nwir ('uiiiMKX'k'fi null, nml will enn tliuili'xniilc until tlmy llml 11 villi millliili lit )y Uruu In Mtll'.ly till ilmn 1111U I"'iiuii Hi Ik miiii tlmfiiiupm'iy hopos In Mippl all llrn Kun. Tim Sutoiii SlaUnuiim kft.vs Unit Mr, I''. A. hmltli, plu)l(i;iplrot .Siilciu, lnis IiimhiIciI Hoaietlilug imw In thouynl llnlHliing nlin liiKrHpln. Il HlM'M Ilm pMiircH ji blm IIkIh. Kit' tin in 11 ill 1 p 11 II 1 11 nun ll ii lur, lliut iiiiihiIn i'i linc-H mill limn In tin inniliii., Il iMiiiint pn ii-i.H pintiiifK rim li. lasii Irniii lhn in.itlle In l" inlinitix 11,1,4,, Mlilinut Ilmulil (il 111 liU 01 inliiiiriilr', Allwrl "(iniuhii' m, cm iln tlilnl li.illnt, .ImhiiI V. S. St-ihttnr liian NiliruskH. H win. thu Ul ri(tu(Ul Unvuriiurnl Nubrtni-hi. A Viait to Rock Point Grange. Having rei'dvpd n kind luvltntlon from frlunilH In the ltork J'nlnt OrtiiiKd, Waliln IIIUh, to BtlnnJ tho minimi lin-tnllntlon of nllloiirHol Hint flrnnpo, Hattinlay, Jnntmry VI, thu piilillsliorn of the Wim.amittk 1'ak miiii, with olio ol tho lmllos, drnvu out Into thu hills I'rlilny nftnrimnii, to ho prcsntit on tlmtocrAslnti, Tho drlvo through tho hills Is very bcmitlful In Niiiiuner, nml In not luck Inn Inturnsl at nny tjinii. Thu not distant uiiiiiatHliis form a iiliai mliiK tjar-U Kround lo tho hrnad vltns ol fnrmliiK IhihIm anionic the hills, anil thoro sro noma points on the roiid from which one can net choorful Kllmpnes of Hatoni nnd lis clustering hnines. Tho onow poakNca)ipad the landvaiio here and tbore with wintry points, and though Iho rnada woro Nofloiiod by tho afternoon sun thoro was a Irosty fooling In the air that mtiln It con vonlont to reach a good flretide hofore the sun wont down. Wo mopped with our frlonds Memm. (IcorRo V. Huntand John Downing, who aro noighura, and live quite uor tho ltork Point school hoima, where tho Grange was to as semble. Saturday morning woe clear and bcitiiliful, and though the air was frosty the poo pi 0 tiMioiiibled In Urgo number, so Unit llioro must have Iiiwii nnarly one hundred pnrsotis, otall sloa and ages present at tho festival, Unik Point achool houso I a comfortable building, and the footer ot an excellent com munity. Thu crowd pionout Included a mimborof visitor from othor granges, as well as scimo not Patrons. The Installation service wax performed by the Mastei and Stato lloputy, Goo. W. Html, assisted by Ilro. W. M. llilleary, of Turner Grange, who preMontcl tho candidates fur Installation. Tho ceremony Is pleasliig nnd ImprumUo, nnd occupied aa hour. Tlio iustalled wore hh follows: John Downing, M.; Win. Smith, ().; Geo, S. Downing, I.,; John Shaw, S ; Win. iMrljy, A. S,; Angus Shaw, Chap,; J. W. Taylor, T.t Juuies Altkeu, Sec; I. C. llowd,n, K ; Mrs, C. N. Hunt, Cert-s; Mit. Huwd,I'omnna; Mrs. O.S. luwiilng, I'lnra; Minx Martha IUrliy, I,. A. S. The iniislu wan ery good, Miss Alien Downing presided at the organ, and the opening mug, "Ninety and ,'lno," was well played uud sang nt the .'ommetiuement of tlio exercises, and ahariest song, of cheerlul UAturo, was aung at the close. The choir was compound of young people, aud an impartial observer was obliged to confess to himself that the youug geutleuiou aud ladles of Hock I'ol.n Grange are a vory credituble reprdsentatlou of Oregou productions, aud friend Dufur could have bragged worte than ovortfhohad had a sample ol such at the grout exiosltion. At tho oIoho ot thu cr Ice, II. I.. I'erktiiH, 011 belmll of uieuihors ot the Grange, prasouled llro. Hnut with asllvar headed caue. which Uie latter received, uud resKiuded with a low appropriate remarks. Afiur the regular Installation exercises, bankets were brought forward , table preao', -auilana wool paaawl i'" '-'tt uaaill"1 -frr. active duty. The worthy obaplalusaia a veiy oaruewt grace and the feast began lu good artiest. Since participating In that leatlval, we have B grf nt ruepect for thedllllculty oth era ttud In cxjiromlng their opinion of auch oucualous, and aa our actlous most have spukuu louder to the people of the hltla than our words can, we conclude to any little on that topic. Hut, In good eareat, we realize, aa we al way have done, that the spirit oltueGraugo brings iwaue aud good will aud many at teudant blesalnga to those who constitute the most reliable class of every community, upon whom tho country must dupeud lur it prosperity and renown, aud we heartily wish I hut all blessing may attend the Grange, and ull the farmers ufour land. A the installation uxorniaw wero about to enmmencti 11 mishap was nunouueed that de layed proceeding), and tbiealound to be sen ium. Mr. John Downing, Mustor elect, leu his two boys at home, aud oueof Ihem came lu haste to say that his lirothor had hrukeii hi arm It suem that the boys weiu tralu lug a pair of calves to work lu the yoke, uud while practicing with them that morn ing, nun of the hoys was thrown aud tho small bouo of the lefc arm brokou near the wrist. As Mr. Doivning has had experience with lin kon lluibr, ho was able lo blud it tip In pnisir shape himself, causing only 1111 hour's ilnluy ol the Installation, which cmilil inn proceed without him as tho oblof olllcer to ho inslulled. More about Wood Ticks. We niihlUh tlile week km lulercHting mill aiilon tillo description of ticks, Irom J'rnf, O, II. Johnson, which will Interest many, though wo lour the remedy proposed by him, i: a wusli of sulphurot ot poUissiuiu, will not destroy thuiu. On rcclov lug l'tol. John-nil's lctlur, wu uromrod I n.. of thu siiljiliurtit and ma itei h thomiigh trial, unsh- lug u hurst with a w hllo.uio-h brush dlpjsid lu Ilm lliiild. Tun u.'xt ay wn lound the lluksull ilicin, iciuly lur iiiKilhur dnrn, and difct'iitiirlng that the hsii was a thick winter ii.it that did not easily wet tliroiuth. wo ni.u'o ilioiniigli work by lioiirlnir 011 the wash, which wiis very strong, imlntlio brush lo wink It in. lleshous to linio the Idst tluuiiiigh, iiiado corluln that pirtsnt tlui lioth Hint wnro biullv lufcslitl with licks wcru llitnnughly woskod, uud mo kutllled that the wash w III not destroy them. Sumo TiorsoiiH hao luld us Hint 1111 1lK0tu.1l wuy of gtilllng rid ot licks Is to fMid sulphur sow ril Hums nml iIimi drlo tho horfci tin HI 1 hey sin hoit up, wlitii tho propln tion wIllMuii, mid 1, II tlm Hi kh will ioim-1,1! Dlhiirn liiii'ii mid Us Hun tin v I, mo 1 1 lull Him pUu will) no good 1 llufi -Ihsi It nmi'i wntk. Olllur.s my ihey buli.tm tlm links i nuio Itnlll Hip lint lit", llnolliltig I I'Ulnlii, liny lmiu I woo 1 1 111 iilniiiilrtiit V.UI1I11 n iis jt-ftr. Wt.cti wo lived In the hills, foulh ofHalcui, Uiu'y years ago, there wera no ticks, and so many othors sny. Noveral farmer have told na It la a mistake that tlmy Rre only found amoung oak grab: that they have turned tbelr horses Into stubble, and found them covered with ticks while running there. As to dealing thorn oil, we havo found the only effectual mean to be a fine comb. A curry comb, or a wool card will not reach the smalt ones, but a fine comb will make very clean work of them, though It Is rather a disgusting Job, foine hones who have very tough bide are exempt from tick, bat those having tbtn skins and young and 'tender animals suffer greatly from them. GRAMME MATTEBB, V.n. Kabmer: Cove Orange, No. 12s, P. of H. met at their hall In the Cove, Deo. 2Jd, and olocted the following officers for the en suing year: M., M. B. Keen; O., Aoy Mo Cully; L., Otho Eokerly; S., Thes. Jones; A. N,,Wm. Iiootb; C, J. Roger; Sec, J. M. Phy: T A. It. Robinson; G. K J. Conner; C, Mrs. M. I.. Kokersly; P Mlsa Josle Cochran; F., Mis ella Iteea; L. A. 8., Mrs. T. Jones. We all enjoyed onr selves highly laboring wita a gooa a supper na this conn trv allords. and that l good enough for anv one, tho above ofUcer were installed on the (i;li of Jan,, and all bad a good time. john m. rar, HOC. Cove, Union Co., Jan. 14. Kr. rAHMF.R: At the last mooting of Fideli ty Grange, No. 174, P. of H., tho following named persons wero elected to till tho vari ous olllces respectfully, for the ensuiug year: J. C. Ilowloy, M.; U. Hutchinson, O ; W. T. Newcomb, li ; J. H. Ellison, S.; J. C. Elli son, A. S.; I.eouard Klllam, C; N.J.Hlg giubotliam, T.; J, D. Kd wards, Soc; J. Bur gess, G. K.; Sister A. A. Hutchinson, C,; Sister O. Klllam, P.; Sister 8. E. Newcomb, l' .; sister n . 11. iiewiry, 1.. a. b. W. T. NEWC3MH, Sec. Tillamook, Jan, 15. i:n. l'AiniKu: A the annual meeting of Stockholders of Patrons' Transportation and Trade Association , Jan. 13th Inst., the fol lowing persona were elected a Hoard of Directors for the ensuing year: W. H. Per kins, U.K. Holden, W. T.Newcomb.J. D. Kdward, Leonard Klllam, X. J. Hlggln bolhatn, and Mlron Perkins, after wliton the Hoard ol Directors electml J. D. Hdwards President, II. F. Holden Vice President, and W.T. Newcomb Secretary. The business prospects for the future look favorable. W. T. Nr.wcoMii. CBEHWM.L, Jan. 22, 1877. Kd.Fau.mku: The following-named were installed otiloers ol Creswell Grange, No. f4, for the ensuing year: John iVblteatcer, M; K.S.Gay.O; J.A.Aycra, h; p. C. Noland, S; Thomas Allen, A.S.; S. U. Day, Chap ; Alvln Hughes, Tress. ; Kosuoe Knox. 6eo.; L. W. Gay, G. K.; Slater Jennie Goodman, Ceres; Sister It. M. Ayres, Pomona; Sister M. AUsn, riora; Slater M. Roehart, L. A.S. Creswell Grange la in a flourishing condi tion, having quite a large amount of money In the treasury, which or Itself 1 good evl isntaf.UiraiaraitaiJiati lay the imwiibra. The Granire l still growing In Interest, and will lu the fnt ore, aa In the paat, continue to give a goto account 01 nerseir. RoecoK Kmix, Seo. In Memoriam. The great Master of the Universe has seen tit, in His wisdom, to tako from time to eternity our brother C. M. Harris, of Ouk Point Grange, No. 3, and as brothers and sisters of the Pat rons of Huslwndry, the noble Order of wlileii lie so recently was a member, we therefore offer the following resolu tions: Kesolved, 1. That thto firauge lias learned with profound regret of the death of lirother C. M. Hnrriv one of Its beloved members. U. That, whilst the Grange deplores the loss of nur worthy brother, and shall miss him in our deliberations, still, as Patrons, we IkiW In humble submission to the will of Him who doeth all things well. !l. That we extend our sympathies to the bereaved family of our brother. I. That these resolutions be spread upon our minutes, and a blank page of oui Secretary's Imok Ik- set aiurt ex pressly fur the iinino of Ilro. C. M. Har ris, with ills age, date of his initiation, and date of his ileal h. .'1. That the hall be draped In usual mourning for thirty days. (I. That the Secretary forward a copy of tbe.se resolutions to the family, also to the county papers und to the Citlti r()i' and J'akmi 11 for publication. Signed by F. .V. Patterson, J. V. Klrklaml, T. 11. Lucas, Committee. From the Red Hills. Jai'Ksiis Uiix, Jan. l.', 1S77. tin, I'aiimi.ii: As 1 see lu jour valuable Mxr cDiiiuiunictttloiiM from various locali tiiiH through thu county aud Stale, aud our jKirlloii left out, I think it is time wo were eonilug lu w Itli our locils, descriptions, wedd'ugM, Happy New Ynar, An., aud ss I am irttlicr liito with mine, will hnvetowish you a Happy No' Yinr twice tn order to be oven itli some of the lormer writers. Nothing ol v,.ry gloat Importance has transpired hero since tho holidays, with tho exception of a wliiwl meet log, voting for tax, (or J should rather guess no tax) as the re sult ol tlm oloiitlou was dlghteoti votes n;ilns, nnd twofnr,aud now Hiono tvvoaro thluktug of emulating lo a more congeuUl eilliuo. Uun w ciltllng CI11 Istin&s, Ollnwcd by a big charivari, tenulllug In tho breaking ol al most ull Ihu window gloss In the house, and Mmlni; tlioilos n'l -irthn promises. Fanulni; hotti, h cluivliiire, lias boon vig nimbly piihlied I- vard dnrliii nur tluu winter- At list', inn thirds uiiiro round Ih hi lug put lu til ,.i.r than iisiihI, and Iburu Isn't a I trui any 'iji h near hut w hat Is hav bi! nioreor hi grulu lakun iiutul ll and uhcut plii'iud lu their uead, and If thu proseul prices uuutiaue, It will not belong GARDEN CITY PLOWS, 1876. IMPROVED P nsVK ON HAW), AND AUK HKCRIVINll. THK LAIIOKST STOCK II" THE AIIO K fKI.R. .."..;...'..... ,.ihn..n.i ... .h.Pftii.i-..t. Th ftncY-p.K nf thc.o Pious lat vesr cvcifshsl an thlnR ever licroru knnwn In thl Suite. Tho'cnow on Mind r mvln with new snrl fpcclil lmiinncment. Warranted superior 10 any now in inc unutu suuim w; ajUii?S'Z igSSfi?' THE GARDEN CITY SULKY PLOW, Culling 14 and 16 IiicIicr, with 3-horae Attachment, and 16-lnhC rolling Cutter, is without a rival. It has been so thoroughly tested that we warrant us operation in any sou in the State. These flows arc sold wim mat guaranty. tQT Send for Circulars and Price Lists.-a SOHUTTiOER WAGONS, All Sizes, nCoxxltor Brood'Coat Seeders and Cultivators, GARDEN CITY 84.LE9I, Sept. US, 1876. OULTIVATOES AND T. CUNNINGHAM HARROWS. & CO. before the oak crab will be numbered with the extinct. The wheat that is op never looked better at this time of yoar, and unless some serious chance, crops will be heavy. Grass Is green, although we have had aome frost, and stock Is doing well. One man lost one eleventh of bis flock of sheep recently by wolves, bis flock consisting of eleven in the first place and now this man is after these wolves night and day with a bottle of strychnine, but "no catch 'em." Politics are talked here as elsewhere, and we have almost come to the solemn conclu slou that for a peaceful government of theme U.S. is to ntatfon Hayes on one aide of the nation, Tllden in the other, and Cooper near the center, and then we think the thing would bn settled. Yours truly, 'Guess.' Um-leasant. Iist week our friend T.J. Black, of Halsey, was held on a charge of forgery, and has been honorably acquit ted, aa we had no doubt wonld be the case. Puro gold will afand trial by fire, and friend Black comes otrt, if possible, mors reliable than ever. RAY, FRIEDMAN & CO., While they are telling General Merchandise cheap, yet they will sell their preaent itock of Booti and shoes, on hand, at ooat prices. Also, Trade or Cash paid for Hides. HOP ROOTS. XVa.lo'ialo'uaB Hoduotlon. Only $5 per Thousand ! Orders Promptly Filled. Addtvte K. It. HOUNDS, Jtl'lmJ Irvine, Liue Co. pork! pork:: FARRAR BRO'S. ARE PAVING THE Highest Market Price Ton ponk rou PACKING PURPOSES. Salem, Not. 13, l&tOmJ. Mrs. Rohrer's New Remedy POH. THE X.UNM IS MEETING WITB WOXDEBFUL SUCCESS t rrtHIS PURELT VEGETABLE REMEDY HAS J- aoMulin the relief and core or Cougha. Colds, A thai, Uronchltie, Cronp, Whooping Coojrti, Ket tle. Ac. It his produced ome remarkable cure. Hold by drnltf genenllr. Preptred only by JOHN I.. Sll'UPIIV, Jlonmoutli. Or.. To whom all letter of butisete herald be addreed. Petite d'Agen PRUNE TREES. I HAVE SEVEHAL THOUSAND OP THESB eitcellent and favorite Prune Tree, that I havn ralred mj felf rrotn craft on Seed'lne etocka, that I will tell, aa they are more than I reed to plant. Thee Prune make a ery (nperlor dr.ed fruit, and are g'eat and ttcadj btarere Where tried In Or egon thev hae been verr enecee aful. and are the mart popular Prune In many portions of California. These tree, are yiarllni:. and. hating been well cultrtated on cood iiiil poil. ha;o made fine an healthy growth Addre P. V. BHADFORD. nortltf POUTLAND. OR. MERCHANTS Truck and Dray Company. $ ONE DOLLAR. $ Spooner's. (Jardeniiig Guide for 1 S77, And Hpoonrr'. pe.ll rolliifun. 30 Vrle tlra cbiiict) Vlnuvr tedk.or 95 arletles selected Vecetuble fert'd. mulliil tuaui addrec on nicli"l $1 Ui, nr ilm 'ulil liec lo appllranta. WM, 11. SPOONER. Boston, Mass. )omt Sntmil FIRE COMPANY. IOC Culllorulu St., Sail aVrnucixco OltGANlED, 1861. SALEM, ORKOOX. IML.1.ICS A. CIi4RU, Prop'rs. ALU KREIGHTIN'G WITHIN THE CITV DONB ot reai-onal le raie anil rn hott notice. All 8(od entrusted tons arefi.lly I aiidled and promptly ellu-red None bJt careful hands employed. Onr motto shall alua)S be to phase our cjstouiera, and by strict atttutlun to business wo eipect to merit yourpatrona.-e Orders ni.iy be lilt at the Capital Stables, or II. W. Pallles, mi 'Draj Corner." who will direct lil whole personal uttentioii to the re, ceium; and shlpp'n of iroods llaiiijreiently buii.-htout E. W Tupper, we have a few Caddie Horns on hand tor sale or hire, jastf PALLIKS A CLIHKE. INDEPENDENT LINE Willamette Steamers. Capital. $300,000.00 Assets. - $568,547.45 Income, 1875, - $465,904.29; Losses paid out since organiza- tioM, - - $1,137,367.50' .1. V. IIOITHIITOV President. UEO II. HOWARD Vim Pruohhnt. I1AI1I.K" It. SIORV MKreury, II, 11 DIULLOW. UviuralManaKtr. OmflHl Ul'UIKill. HAMILTON BOYD, (ieiiiTiil .ilauuicrr, nelir.i.pl POKT1.ANH. OH. Dr. H. SMITH, X 33 2ST X" X 5 TP , rtALUM, ORKOON. O0li.e v oo.l inn 1M. MAN IIUOS.1 NKW STOltt Uflhc liuiiu from 'I a. in, to 5 p. in. CJity or aStlexri. O la. i o. FREIGHTTARIFF. A l'TUlt .HNl'AItr In. 17, THK roi.UHV i. In, mil butlii ratii (lur'nl bj this Company , Ifl- lloiVN. Poittiiuil toK.tIciii,ir ton, v'l.ilil .,"(0 I'ortluiul lo Albany, ,1.,V) a.00 l'ortl.tiul to CorvtillU, I. (Hi ;t.."iu Portliiiul to ll.uul)iii,', .".() i.oii Special iHti'- on Wool, Hay, Umilior, MiiiiKlt'"', Furnitiirc, A(.'iiiitUtniil lin jilcinL'iit, ami Miidiiin-ry. To till- I't'ople of ilii' Wllliiuwlte alley: Wo lno tutriKtuuil dm )our sKwr Uiu t)e of teatubtut hy rMiJi jour prutiut t. tiui bit irKiipirUtl toMdrioittt all foitonol tlu ,ur u iii tii tnHrtDL tl'iautitlte tu mm t Iho rujulroKAUii ot hurinnd uurboaUaru tho Ushlirt unl rJlJct. Au oiior vt-u tnliovc) URof iHtLi, thvlotft uV hUU wcidii thi , &u), lu ttiu i ico ol n pomlu monopoly, wu bo Hue mmIomtc, .iliJ will 'iit.yniu filK't nujijiori. U. B. 8COTT & CO. Poitlaud, Dec, !W, 1S70, M I n rr is 4 u fl II v t-sfil ir ' u u