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St WILLAMETTE FARMER. 1 I. 0. Q. T. UIUUCXOUY. ft rand Oftlrcra, 0 r C T -V !(. Dunbar. Hlverton I! . ' l'!,"".-Mr" ." ' McC'lul'K. Kureno City. ,.. T Joanna l.ylu llallas. ) eie'y-T. II Crawford, 1'ortland. H ( Mxc'jr 1, Hlai 1US, Miiiinxi tl Treus Knunt Kcllngir, Portland U Cli.-l(er, J. (. i. Fif.il. Ashland. CI. Mar .1. W Mraiipn, )(i?eluirr. fl. II. Mar Atiide K. UinlcrwiHKr. ('ntiagr Grove (I Oiurd-Mary Oarlwrlutu, The Dalles. CI him. T.I' llartmi, Amity. II. Me I, C. . l'lsher, Htayton l (I W. C T Tllnion rottl, Salem Sunt. Juvenile Templars Mrs. At. U Holler, 1'nr eslUrovo, Stale Deputy ;, V. !. T. Ilor.J. . N Hell, Asbiatid. Win, ittissell, Weston, Capt I) C. Aiiplcsalo. LlnUllle. II. II Allen. Iltlsey. T II. Handler, Ilin.boro. Asa shrevtj. Italia II V Clnibbe. Wilbur. Wni, C.ranl. Lebanon. Her. J. W Miller, Dallas lit J. W. Watls, I.tr.yetto.. Itev. K. W. lux-Hi, Canyonvlllc. lift..) S McCain, Riii'iao. Wrn Harmon, The Dilles, Win H Carter, i irvalll. W h James Portland L J. House, HummerTllle. It V lt-tmn. Independence. W. s VcMoen, Canyon ('Itjr. T II Crawford, Portland. ' I'"l, Astoria. lint, Crrswell. J. h ilmliii. Junction Iter It c. Jenkins, Mai too. C II. Waller. Astoria II K MeKliiney, Ilakcrnty. Levi Inland. Orocm Cty. Lake II Wollard, CiHiullleCliy. a. A Mathews, tonkin;; UIhsk. I. C fisher, stayton. IlUtrlrt Deputy . W.C. T. W T Itlrhcs, Torne r. W II O'Honald, Portland. J S Cckelriasr, Hose hurt:, linn Janus IlfiidcrstiMlt, Colon. II. W IjiWi), Eagle Cn-tili. .tames Copley, Salem Janus Erwln, Fori Klamath. Htm J A. Priii-il. Pendleton. L. II Iliiral. Albany. A .1. Iturlovr. Curtwrlcnl's. Mr Anna W. Spencer. Gardner. J, I' Tuppcr. .Marsha-id. Mlliordlimtr LnttKl. .Vo. .Yam. hly lipitt. AUttini, H Kxeidslnr W II Carter Oorvall's ID. Wi-'oniMar . LKMcxctt ... Ainan) ll..faillal (mi Kills. .alein 12.. Multnomah ... .John It Harrison .. .Pnrttnnd 17,.11111-tioni nil llnmphre-) .... Illllshoro 31 La Creole. .. .Jennie Lojan .Dallas lit. stiver It C l!amil'y . .Mivtrmn S'J..lti Knilly M Vanderrurt . Halem 111 APtnrU Ttin Jitwitt ,Alnria 41..MiiruHij HUr . MlwS J IlarrlMin.lJuma Vlnta 41- Varlnn .. . t- Hatch . ..Mnli)aid &1..MUwukln ..Inhn I'acLrr K I'l.rllai.d l.'l hat l'utla-jd . . J M C'lacf tt . . U. I'tirtlmitl 71 .Vl rnatw JKI'Carlit . ... Zai Kd ..lotm I)ar rt V Thitatifoii Cauyon L'Ur W, Nimpared MrartTW Murm.. r nrllnod ll..1.nnr htar. 1J O Ttwler .. ..CUckumft !i Pltra Mor.tane . Wm O I'mhorce IUa r City 1'k.l .Marshal l.uc'au Kverctf . I'lndlt'tun lit llrutiklyn. .. ...I II Itwd K Portland 1H .ihcrldan . T II Falcontr ...Slurtjan l' llmicuit. Marttia .1 Farl. .. I)mAeij ITt .rirwtirtite r G ItilTord . I'tirtft tlrutw 111 ."iirlinrrlt Id . ..! A Krntitdy .irlni:tlcld I.Vt lllno Mirauta'.n W S llurklci .. )ji lln.de Hi. Valley 1'TMnrr ... Hali-ry , iw tt'rmu ... M M J.ihii" . .Wttou 111 IicUvan . Mlntrtasio.r .luuctton 11.1 .llirmull Wm Mlchill . Ihvlttllrr JW .llnliili W tl I'ortrr .. Turin r 171 I'ta ulx.. J W Nortllle .Sutnnienllld t7i. C kmn . ...KWlVuu Flkton 17H Idurol I" I' l'almer xeo'i.banr 173 .I'tfitlr W W Oitbcart Ctdtart-Orotr lHI..Miiuut l'l"aant ...Tuhn I'eltj Crtfll 1-O..K.I1 Creek ..(lNret !ter lH4..nrand I'ralrln. ...11 P Hand. Inlntr ivt .Aahlaud AUUelman Afl.land lul..Klaraitb Charl l,ych. Furl KlMnath lM..ljihlii w li rupnat .. -. i-alcm lR7..Kdett... Mrlt llJolie.. ....1'biiQlx ls..t.iKiklni; )! J II Hartlii....Lutiktur 1U S..Tancrmllaauer...J 3 Heard Tanceut 2JI . I'rtrMand MrC A Cuhiiru.. Portland l7..llrfduep.rl. CI II Hire. .....Holla. 211 .OdiiK' TOUaner Prltivrlllc 213 . Hrrlral. .......... Jamef Plnni can .Pralrln Clly III .L'Und ... . Midurt EaUn .. .. Unliu J17..CJ .l.ou IIADIIIard llurht-u Sl .Canyun tl W CatehUc ...t'ai'viiuvllle iil..Vrllo ,1 M bmlth . VyrtteCretk tJT .MartliBtld ...K V A Cralu ... Marfhfield 3H..U.alll WTIIaye... . Onqull e 3rt.. On ward .' W Prujut Alnany JW..Pa Creek ...lml'a Ell'ley Jlraln r an .eel Hume. . CLartee Crall . ..Httuet Home Jtv..Eale CrteW ....lonn Vaitcurtn -Eairle t retk !fll .Alia Ellllllam Pllm Kurk ill Wltjeme .. .t.P(larrUne .lleimner SI-'.-Mlllun Jt E KlrkUnd . .. Mlllna US Abltjiia Wm II Co Wliertim il1..Crarirllde. Ilo'iert t!la Crawford" Wo V llruouprlllc A W Mtauard . Ilmwnertllc atl .Cenlcr C W ItlciarrtMiu llnwnitlllo 3VJ.. Mohawk CD Hactllaty .Mohk 3Jl..tencer CrtHik ..J A IliKlien ....Munrer Crick JV, Monroe ...I..I Harr . .Monroe Wi .VVo'Klburp . ..11 s llonuey .. Wondlinni 17 Crynul BHWIlnni' Ilutvertor. Vt.. Amity. .. . .Jamta A I Jkliin . .Ainlly 2TI .Clreon MuttDtS'U Wm lin.'ll Carttt rlfht'e J JL.lVorU .. .. HAMrCartnty ...I'eiirla MdI..Wet Union ImldLtnoi Wiet I nlon rrn IrlunioB .. . II Wllliann .liidependmco jVl t.e val J . pnrdnia .. ...(Jertale ji.l Talde llock. ... Mor-lron.... iim' Vullt-y vtw, .( atltoii . ., . hutnner Curr .Carlton J17 .llethel .. 1) I. Nealt . Ilethel it..l'nradlehprlnj;. C" Holord . .KPort'and l!11 .4ekoiirl!! . . KKa'ht!tr. .Jacki-nlllt' '111 .Mill free . W M Chandler K'khoni 371 .t.ake Creek . Ilel.e t llllm . ... Ilnl'y jrv..liiiriie lllvr ... Henry White .. .Kock Point 27i...Uornulln Daniel Enrltk .. .I'tienelliif 77 .ti'ian (1 It Itlackwtll (lartlnir 2JS..M1I Ictma . . .Mary It Multh .. .Mar.hflld ST .HmiuoihkI . ...KdO Iluniitil bumiur jnn .Cletu'and . . F M Jih1 .cleteliinrt lll..laer tnt.k .. . .Sarah Ctirl,. lni.e lEo-rbnrc -.tl ..nklaiit .. . .HA Wallace . .. .Oakland i-et -Howell Prairie .Ja A. Kayi" .llotttll Pralile Jtt .K'Vervlde A T Leonard M JuUie Correspoodence from the 0. W. C. T. MIMMHUVILI.H, Oil., Koh 7, 1877. I'.u. I'aii.mhu: On U-t omuiIdk 1 ori;uti!6d a IotIi; ol Uotiit TomplnrH nt thin plat-o illi llilrty-onti tiiotnlxTB. 'J'be uHk-ith ktv tut TiiIIowm: J. W. Nurvlllc, VT ; Cntlirrltie 'orvlllo, ll.II.S i Juno TorwIiIlKtir, U II S i i::itl'lMuvlnm-r, V.T.j lorry Ttitllu.S ; W. H. l'ltllwii, A.r , V. 0. Clilldirn, 1 H.; Hiiruli Kluoliurt, 1 , K. V. Oliivor, U ; Clmthw 1'atL'ii. M ; iKlorbhTruiitf!!, l.M.iHH imh 1'Altoii, I.O i (i. 1. CLUdem, (.j.; a, it.Tuttle, r. W.U.I ; JumtH 11. lSlauliart i.oili; Iiejiuly. Tim h'ldtjo hlartx Willi ft Kod UhI, ond I am ludulilud to tUoxifcturdy veturrtuit ol tli tmiho, I!ron. KinoliHrtmii Norvlllo, lor U uabio mukIhIhiico In jMttluK thori;iil.tl(iu under tiy. Tlio iimtiy frluii'Js of llro. lllno hart In Lauo Juo county, will ue jjlud to Itntrn tlml lie 1 dolus: wull It) tit is rnlliy, Jnliuui, W. It DfMUf. I'.t.H llott.N, I'oll. ' . IVIi 10 11,1877. Ull. 1-AP.MMIi TIlO l.nlowllilC CitUfWB vtnrp liiihUol lor I'"1 wiHiiiuK term, ol Mill Urw,K Li'lsc Nu. U70i O. f, DjU'in, C. T. Marion Vmiliurn,!... Jl. S i luvld V.ttiliorn, It. ii. H i 12't't Uliiudliir, V. T , Jemima Italia-, htc.i Win. M. Ciiamllfir, K. h; K. Uopun, T.i Dlllard Uliuudlnr, M.; Y.vum JIIiimIiuu, :iia.: Kntnlt Ilivln, O. O.j akioiy JllrBLnw. I.G.. Wm, M, Uuanduih, L, D. ni.KTo.N, Fob. 4, 1S77. V.tt rruiKn! Tim iiitmUrn of KUtort I'ilno.l 0..T., KHVnan cntflrtalnraont and public ItMUUiUlon j-cslerday. wliloh wai a MiicfiRs, Tlio enttiruintunnt cotialitod of KiriRlnK, dnoUinttlnn, (IIrIoruoi, clurade', Ao. Tho hIiirIiik by tho Mlsaca Wells MB wulldone. Tlinplwoe.flodKiidwUli Wlne,8R will Rolod by J. L. Hamilton and Mln Iiu l Wella, and tti picture llmt the livrnlne niwintlin iilaan of muddy-looking vinegar ttuit ai bold beforo ber wai truly trrlblo it has almost nnntiRli to ralso thn hair oven on tlio bead of Hill WooJaoit. "Connubial Confab " wa played In a manner that all marrltd people ould recontilr.B as the pen nine article. Tlio tllUorent conot In the chi radn wore ell hrrnnnod, but an the mat nr.nrdld not name them the audience km Hoinewhat myotlttetl as to their mennlnc Tlio book by Thoinan Ievlna was well re ceived, and broupht dovtn the hou) In a manner that oven Nlllason mlt-ht haie boon liroud f. The IhIro papnr, edited and rfHil fiyJ.l,. Hamilton unit Miss l'iora Wellx, nan fplcy and f.omHlial rtMStlo. Aftor the inxtiillatinn of lt,eoirioori, a nupper v.ns aproail, to which ell wore invited. Tboinna Levin. lu btHin appolntrd post mastir, In place of A. 11, Uauieh, ronipuoil, and tlin KitotIlcn haa been rnmnred to Lev ins' atom at the mouth of K!k Creek. Tho doc war, w li loll hat been In progret for Home time at thin place, Hill rafo. Ihe ll that patted In bin nheokn was Old Jack. It haa bocu hUKItiMtd that be was bulldtwed. Quito likely, a there ceitit to bo u fen of that hort of fellowH nround here. lior.J.l, Siullli and A. Weatberley havo each loot a little daiiKhter with dlpluherla, and th-tre are aorerul more cae" In the neighborhood. From Coos County. Maiimiiuki.h.Oiii.oon, Fob. S, 1s77. Kn. Faiimku: llelow pleaao Gnd litt of oWcen ol Marthtkld I.odtfe, 227, 1.O.G.T., duly iiiKtal't'd on ibn (.Minlnr; of Feb. l-t: C.T.,J.l. 'rupr; V.T., filsltr I. Hacker; S.,SI-ilerS. n, Koiiin; A.S.,Gt-o. Holtier; I". S.,A. Hall; T., .SlUcr Martha Cox; C,Jas. Hrunsdun; M II. Itlirxle; A.M., hister lloltlo lUrker; I.G.,SNter Sarah Dunbar; O. G.,Tho. Holland; It II S , Slxter M. A. Tiip-ier; I, U.S., hlstcr Strung; I'.W.C. T., I,. Muuroe. We think tbls is cow one of the beat of UeortMl Lodges In the Stain, andweaball look fjr -ood ro'ulta. We halo Just paaned through Home i-oriouH troubles that ut one time turojteuod ibe very Ufa of Ihe I.odgo, bullhoruht triumphed and to-day Mursh llrld Lodge alanda U(Ku u llm baxla. F. W. A. CitAlS. Hall ok M uvtai.v L iiioi:. No. (!j, ) I'ntirnary 7th, ls77. J Kn. Fahmkk: In looking over your list of Ijilj-iHOl ihlah:ato I noticed that No. Cols uut mentloued. Now our "fountain" Is atlll cat lnbtnviitiHard ihupray of Far.h, llojx-, and Charity; lu, watera are still iiturfullo wttsh a-tay" the lhltia of Inleiuivrituce and forilllzj the dry b looted hearth of the inln ioiiB of drink. Iluritij; tho busy barvent liioiitba lutt-ting wore upended, but for M.ieral wotki they havo Ixon resumed. G. L. duex have ult boon paid, and now, ro luilituraitd by our ret, wo are again ready for the fray. I'.ou-o -'ounl ua in." Tae following are the ofllcern for tho preaent term: H KotiertN.C.T,; Mra. I. Llntiomam, V.T.t G. 1. M'Call, S ; W. G. Cathey, U.; I). M. Ualhey, F. ti.; Sinter M . Itobert, T ; J. MiXf-er, M.; Sivier HI leu ltobt-rta, I, G ; F. CaiUfy, O G ; Jo, l-owell, I'. W. U. T.; W. T. Willlamaou, L. D Eaat Portlaod. G. P. McCall, Sec Dki.k Ckli.ic, C'bu., Feb. 12, '77. Kn. FAitsiij.it : At a recent meeting of Deer Cretk Lodgti, Fob. 3J, the following otbut-n were duly olected for the entului; quarter: F. 11. llankln, C. T ; Lora Iljno brake, It. U.S.; Iuna I'varce, L. II.S ; Clara lliuebrake, V.T.; Nannie Iuerem, Sec.; J. M. Iuk'ram, A. b ; Sarah CocLolrea, F. S.; Martha McLaughlin, T.; JatneSuyderl M.; Robert McLauKblia, D. M ; J M. Uodnon, Chap ; L. L. JennlnK", I G.; J. S, Cockel rea, O. G ; J. N. Hall, I'. W. C. T. Our little leuitmrau'-e baud here in etriv tujr bard to keep the --ood work moving on, and are much uno-iurac-ed at the proper oui condition of tlio Lidue -.luoe the beln- niui; ol tlio new (iiartrr. At our lat meet ing e had an luitlatiuu end tour propor tion. "5. D. COCIChMlKAH. H ai,si:v, Liuu Co , Ore. Feb. IS, 1S77. Kn. Fakmi:ii: On Haiurduy eiening, Feb. Kith, I or;aiiUed "Fhlloiualh L'jdge," I. O, G. T., lu Ueutou counly, with twouty-oue uharter member. The following is the l-nl ol timccr: l)i. II. Gron, C. T.; Ml a IJerlha Warieu, V. t ; M. K. Norizger, Chap ; K HumarSoc; W. C. McUee, F. S,; Mre. F. Shikuo T ; S H. Mav, M : J. W. Derrick, I.O; A. II NovtUiu.'O G: William llatl le, L I) : J. II May, 1 W. C.T. "in Lodi'ol couiioed of good umleilal and 1 prfdut fir It h prtwiwrou fututt. 1'iu.nlUio addrt of the ubuie ottlcera i I'!illiuuttb, liuntou k.o .Oiogou. lttt-i-ectfullj, Haut H.Ai.lln, Suite Deputy. Thf illortlug ate tne otticoia who were iiiHtnlled Friday o filing, Feb U.U, n-( tlbjer of Uimo Lodgo, No. 30, nr the eumiltu term: W. II. Vaudtirvert, C. T ; Mm. L. Makae, V T ; WillU ICoutt.er, Sou : J W. Ilauiillu, A.S: II. MMt,y, Fft; D.n'l Fiulcv, 'I ; . r. lltiiiillo, I'nup : L Hmoit, I). M.s Mr" Alldl" V. liialnw, it II.S ; Mrr. Mirloil Teller, L II. S ; Mia M.J H.i-f .rd, I. W C. I-.: l H i itf.1 w, I G , II. L Kitle, O. G ; Mm K M. Vanderiert, L. U. MU'kihaN, Ftb 7. Is77. Mit Kmrott: Plnati Uud i utloxod i2SU,tn rerun, mv ubtrlp:lon to ttio Fahmek I w 111 do all J -au lor our popor, ando uot tteul any diiiiiulti-ii. 'J'l e I'aiimi it l Juat but tlin feimeiB ttrtil. Tim part rwlerrlmt to lumpuriiuce la good; uud, ludiMl, It la tilt good. H. H llKA.NHd.N. onnrain l',ij'i i t' i ! 'I 'ii" l.tnil, in nlnkl i.l allil, 'I .Mr L J I'blll'P-, in mo I mv ell litli J-r of i.lt o. Mr Ptillhp wkmii tlrni li--llt'r In Hi.' bi.elitl.iil ilootrineii.rsdrl.iiitlllil, in w hlo.li livlth ho calmly pjnl ban) . IVi-'i lioin fcirkiiH. )i4ln "'ill winow, Our Hearv luo'hi r no dotli twit; Inure, linliiil wllb il pireiiiM. ho tlio river l loru uliu pB-ed, Weltioir.e, , thrli-o wi.li-imio, To Ihe wuary, doubled oul, Win tho aouud of the boatman, Am ho noared tho earthly bhoro. U, IFrran Itio Dally Sutosrruin.1 ukatii or a. B. coni'i:r. On week ago lt Habbath morning, wlillo tlio chureli lll nero summoning onr cllloiu to morning err rice. thoo who cntcritl tho Uon ptogational Cliurcd were mot and tialmml in with apltaaantanillo, and often a kind ami af Itctionato ttonl, by Mr. A. II. Onarvr, one of the moKl (Uvolp.1 indnUra of thai Church, who for many your had Kin clonely id Milled with it iroHiorily and conniilerctl 1 1 cry norvko ho could rondir In lt U-lialf a labor of Imc. He wan then in Ida mnrd licalth. wlilih -111 nmr rolmal, na bo had long FiitTtrid fiom pulmonary complalul and had but a tlcndrr hold on life, A the Ulla rang out tholr cilia to nnnhip on hat babbath moitilng ho naa not there. For day lie had lain upon a bed of uiTerlng, and Jt ai the church Ixdls, that Imncvir failed to obty.ttercahouttocallliim tohlaioluntar duty, hisxphlt took llslliRht from anffcringcla), mn 0,1 the pcrtolsol time, nnd while lhto who locl him mlnecd lua greeting, hi" roiila' trn't and faith von lenariud hj realUallon of the tin tnoakablo joya or ctcmilT. How oflan it la that nliilowe pnrno onr ondlnaty iniccMioim Mid tieat tho world lightly anil carelcily, tho life of aomo good man in our tnidtt ia pawing an ay to li uith us no more. In tlio death of Mr. Ccwpcr wo havo lott an exrallcnt citizen, whose llfo and example nero always a lion tolie pri7od. 'IhOfe whotttio Inlimotclv aaBoclated with Mm will mi's him long, aud temember him always. Thtroate lerylcwvtho tqaal or recnible his iinrnlilul natiiroatid foribearlng spitit. Fen among us aro so generous aa ho saa, both with money ami willing service to forward crtrr gotnl cause. It Is not ghen to all toposscai tho amiahlo tern iwrament, but wo can all priza the cxaruplo and tmulato tho life that has departed. Mr. Owptrwaa Uirn July 18. 1S22, and died in Id 5511i ear. From early life he resided in Ohio, coming Ihcnco to Orteuu in fG2, ard hlnco that Jtar has made Ids iiomo among 11s. lit waa connected with the Willamette Woolen Mills for scleral yonrs, wa two rears Countj Treasurer and two year Cltik ot Marion county. In all position he was faithful and alnte'repioach. lleleaiea a wile, twodaught or married, bcel.lca two aon and a daughter at liomo llio leaf, full ripo. growa with tho Autumn sere; Wave afttr ware will wash the waiting shore; So those we lotodrop from niiurr-tcar, XotdjiJ, n lost they oulj go before. in n:tnHY or a. ii ospr.it. Last week wc met him on tho street, The genial friend of years liefore. His was tho ready smile to greet. Hut wo shall meet him here no more. He lies bemoaned by weepinj friend'. In that tweet rest the good man knows, How oft, iu sharp and sudden ends Tho cdmost lilt bait found a close! We think with grief, now he is dead, Of chani-cs wo lor aye, hate lot; The pleasant words wu might hate said, And nerer missed the time they cost. As down some "dim cathedral aisle" Wo pass a statue in its pliw, Aud pxing ofLJit grows meanwhile, Dear and familiar in Its grace. So do the forms who always ble'S Tlio house of Clod, with serri-o lire, As htatnes of true faithfulness, Uecome to worship;crs most fVr. A common niche, an easy 'ask It were to fill; and little care; Uut when a good man dies, wc ask "Who will his beauteous mantle wear" Bixle W. Cooke. On tlie Oralis of lion. Jowpb rug-lr. At a regular meeting of Oerrais Orange No. 140. hi Id on rUturday, February ID. 1877. the following preamble and resolutions were unani mouslv adi'Dted: - t ueceab. It hath pleased the Allwiss Creator of tho umrerse to rtinore from onr midst, by death, our worthy brother, Joseph Enjle; there fore I it Itcnolved, That in this sad affliction we reeog- ni7-3 tho hand ot mm who uoetu ail thing well. Iteolied, Tliat to hi bereaied wife and fam ily wu tender, aaaGrank'9, our heartfelt sym pithy and condolence in this sad dispensation of Ditino Providence, which lias removed from tlieir domestic circle tho husbaud and father to whom they looked for counsel aud guidance. lUsolvt-d, That as a token of esteem to our deceabod brother the Grange bo dratted and tlio uemlicni tlirrt-of wear tho usual bode of mourning for thirty days. Kedoluid, That an attested copy of these res- olutioDS m pieseuied to the family ofonrdo- ceuhoJ brottiir, and also a copy to tLo county papers lor publication. F. M. WooUiEi, ri. HsiiKUiiotii, Sir.AU . luoiiMirmii, Committee. Late Dispatches. Hampton Orsuulzlii;; Ulllltlu l;m rence on Hie tuclioii. Nl.w Yoiik. Feb. 11. The Tribune's Wii'liiiitou fH?i'i.il mentions a cnirent report among IieintK'rtits tint I.ogtu with drew lil name from the Illlnrl I.egUla luie .it the ri'mie-t ol Gi-ant and plotted for Iheele-ctlou ot Dmls a Senator in oitler to render the Litter Ineligible as the lift li Judge on tlio electoral ttlbiiuul. I.o (pin" lew ml una N'CtetaryjIiipol War under ILiji. Tlie I-uiotrat- generally believe thu toiy. uliUli. Iioneiui, ! not new. Los in 'iy 111' '! 1 tie IlCMMl ettpoit pcctai wvm Willi.un Heiili 1. iwitiiee a1iiu Ojiiio crat cm Ibe i"ininl--lon in n-ln. mid iie rui-ousfoi b.-llcilng lint 1 in-coin-111K-I011 U 1111eu11atitml011.il. lie .I'linlls 1 1 in t Tlltleu' iliinre" tit present look ivr blue and I wm lined th it tho cnniinU'lnn iioulil decide I.011M1111 and po.slblv Oie 011, In addition to 1'ioridi, lor lli)e. Tie lliluk Tlldcil l.l, hovieici, u jrood iim In Oicgmi. The llerahl' tliunbiB, houtli I'.nolliri, ieial hi JiUge Mat key ulin reet-iitl) lislted MiiVeH Is pri'imritig the -people loi ., - 1 .....(.... I... r...l.. ,.r ...l.lpn..... IIIU IllllllgUllllO'll l'J n.lltVfl"l llltuit.-r-, II... 1. .!..,. I,. tl..t. tltit'i.. vtilllin It 1, '111. I tl,- (f k.U V. ... .. j ..j -.- r.... citor III the .South. Gen. LVr-lnw.lndors-os Mntkey uiiel nild tint llampioii will lie tlcciuiill lioiernoi uiijci uiu new 11- line. t H..K..1.1. r..i,,ti.1 .lu,, ir.,1, lt n2 tin. l.llti.'l,t,. ni thn fcttiilbin ll.r... The ;,. oj.le vtiit (Iml, I' 111 t mum. 1 11 t'e nib lull 10 tho I .iiiiiIm ilii'l Si'ieiiiniiM t it It iiuptoii t not 1 1 ctu'.iiliil. I bev ln ill in.iiid 'ipd iiijutri .1 mult n Koieitnnei t if Cli 1 mini I'l.a is lo l-t IhiimI iipm. Ihe in i'lieiu will bo imu iimI blooiblicil and nub rii'liuil '11111111 iHre'illllv liu-ll the spllll of the wliltn .1 f-Ten r nl!i r to picilllde llm po-lbllity el bllhglli the 111 to tin: polM, lliiiiipioulioriiilin Id millllu, iitii! rttnyilllu,! 01 no iftogin. tlnu. limn l ashlicf in, I deteriiilneil lo iio'el o'l and 111 tliil.iiu liluise.it lis Guv trnor, ncacably it ho cm. ap sipiefflr s. GAUD EN CITY R HAVE OV IIANO, AVD AltB leKCKIVINd. hnlie-ll'iflw ever ImpvrtM 10 ihe Pacific ct. . ?.I w..,., inmvn In thl. istc. Those now on W Ihtag Wnrrniitctl Suprrlor to nny TTTF! RAPHTIV f!TTV raTTT.irY PIOW. Culling 14 mill 16 IiicIicm, with :i iiiniu fvuetur, i iviiiinue n rival, it nni ueen so inorouginy ie-m.v; "- - -- Its oiwration in any soil in the State. These Plows are wild with that gunrnnt . CSS" Send for Circulars and Price Iilsts.-a T. CUNNINGHAM S 4 I.EM, Sept. as, 1ST0. In Memoriam. The following resolutions wero passed by Green Mountain Lodge, Cottage Grove Lane county: Whereas, we learn with feelings of pro found sorrow that I'Aclfie Lodge, No. 179 haa been adl v bereaved by the death of Sister Ainnnda lied ford; therefore, Ilosolved, That by the death of Sister Red ford our Klvr Lodge baa lost one of its most zealous members, the cinse of temperance an earnest advocate, society a bright orna ment, her friend and associates n true, j geneioiis, and noble lriend, her brother and ai;ers n Kiu't huu anec'ionnee sister, anu her fuller a dutiful daughter. IleolveJ, That we will ever hold in grate ful remembrance her many noblo qualities of head vnd heart, ami we trust that her pure apiritlias winged Its tlliiht to that world whole sorrow is not known. Itesolved, That w? sincerely sympathize with tho friends and relations of the deceased In Ibis hour of dp atlliction. and recom mend them tn Hie mercy of Him whose ways are past finding out. Kesnivevl, That these resolutions be order ed published in the Wiixamettk Farmer, anil a copy lo pent to tho family of the de ceased. EM.KX C. HAZLETON, Mom-ie E. Harlow, Jk-mi; Martin, Commltteo. Uollovay'ii 0:xTMi:vr. Soro Ig, Wound. UJeors, Ac., can ba cured. The rational treatment hh indlrated by nature, Is to reduce the Ideal inflammation, soothe the neighboring nerves, rool Ihe heated blood, and rendtr lh watery ichorous discharge fonsistent and healthy. Happily, Hollo way's Ointment accomplishes these ends with unfailing certainty. 20 cents per box or pot. POH SAXjB. BOME FINE IIHBE1HNG FOWLS, eonsistlniror Clold ar.d Silver SDan- gled Po'and Cold aud Siller bpan gled Hamli'irgs and others. The hens are perpetual lajers, and no setters among them. These fcwls are excellent breeders, and pairs of them or treir ei;s fur hreedlDg pur Imees w 111 he suntilied by the ULder- tle'Ltd to all those desirlnz 'biro on letsonablc terms 1,1 Til Fit .HVKItS, jiiam'J ha ea, Oregon. Also, a WEI.t-TRAI.NED 23ix-el XDofV, Two year old. E. M. WAITE, Steam Printer, AND iJooiciivit:i5. SAbKU, cmKliON. HAVINU lately addrd tn tho mcbiner) of my of dco the celehrtled Nouinrill Power Press, cap ahl. o printing fcKVEN co'irs at oao itnnrcsslou, anl RnsniE my Presses by Steam, I am nut t)rpiurii to do ail kind of work fu ray line fcttkt LO Wt r ratcf. Iluo.kbimlinK and Paper Ruling, In (ounectfou with m oHJce li a tompleic Itook hi idtr, luMUt n atmfttcturo ul bljuk liwtk of all iKh riptioiii l.ciok, Jla,;c,i.oc and N(,wvppcr tumiid ( order, in auy ftytt tkulred Old hookup b iiiJ.J or npiI.Lvt LKQAL BLANKS. 1 Usee lh arert stork of het.al lllanks 111 the Mjlu, i mill nni; f rms for t ir in I'minh, Prohate ami djstuo Cujiis Al.o lliidc liirt1ifts l.a-e- A' ,ti Jl-"(ltaloi and Prl-u I.ist aK'l KltKliiin jpiihinilon. A I orelirs tor Prlntinir llO'ikMndlli, or lor lllanks fl'.'.i'M promptly. K M WAITE, balnn.ur Adininistratoi's Notice. ""UtiTIC'i! Is henby irlein that I have Kill appolut ll e.la'inl ilstra orol the otitH ol I'u'ir (', reu lor, Into ol Marlon couill). Ureuou. dieoised. All I erons having elviiusailupt fald tstalo are riiiulr nl toprisent thimtonK-, wills popir vnirlina, at ui risldiu-i'.neur nllierion, lu salt c uuty, vtlihlii sl Ti'.nlhsfrjni ihnda cof iliisnotlie t l ) Ultl) C. 1- I A I Notico Sn li iihy t'llin ilint W T I' ill u I-miiltluior of ih, el-iu "I Mdjntoli II Huh. d u.rid ha ihU ild l.t'iu U a fl'i-il H milt 'tlili said i iito 111 iho CuilntH' Mito' Nlalion rl unl , liir.n. and bltur djy Iheloh tt) i JUrih J-;t. at ono o'eloiK j us of raid eU. his huu til its inc Hum 1 n huailni; tho i:mi. 'thereloro, ull p'ltu'i lnuu'.ted In raid ir latuMiiirniiilr iliiiupi'iarat mo RfoieMlili'a), and ulo then i,liiilunr lu suid aieouet, it any tuiy I ave, or hoforuvir harred, JOHN C. l'Hl'.III.Fh. Keh.9, UTTH 1 Co, JuJc ol Miirlou Co.. IMPROVED TIIK LAItOKST STOCK () THE A Thn success of heso Plow last yejr haid aro made with new and special lin () THE AltOVE CKLB- eceetud ana) Iirovements, imo' in tlie viiiicii rsuncni - liornc Attnclimcnl. ami lO-lnlic PLOWS, 1876. NEWTON WAGONS, All Sizes, jtoXoxxltor Broix3"Onat Seeders and Cultivators GARDEN CITY CULTIVATORS AND HAREOWS. & CO. Trees! Trees!! All Kinds of Frnit anil Ornamental TREES, Shrubbery, Small Fruits, Ro ses, Vinos, Green-House and Bedding Plants &c, at the EAST PORTLAND NURSERY, EAST PORTLAND, OREGON. Catalogues Tree. . r jSt Seeds ! Seeds ! ! v FrcNli garden and Flower ScedsiJ' nil klndN of Grass e7cetc, Seed. Grain, Seed Potatoesv&arden aud Prunliifr Implements. Also Tree, Plants, Bulbs, &c, at my Seed Store, 04 Front, bel. tVaahlneton and Aiders, POsllXAND, ORKftON. Address H. HANSON, Jal'imS Portland, Ore(,-on. RAY, FRIEDMAN & CO., While they are selling General Merchandise cheap, yet thev will sell their present stock of Boots and shoes, on hand, at cost prices. Also, Trade or Cash paid for Hides. $ ONE DOLLAR. $ Spooner's Gardening Guide for 1877, And KpooiiPr'N epeHal collectlou. 30 Vurle tien chmcu Flower Meed or 25 VarletleM eelectcd Vegetable Needs, mailed to any addrtun on recelpof 1 U). or the culdo frtc to applicants- WM, H. SPOONER, Boston, Mass. HOP ROOTS. Ftvlsulous rtocUictlon. Only $5 jier Tlmiisand ! Orders Promiitly Filled. Address 11. It. HOUNDS, JM'loil Irtluir, Lane Co. Dr. H. SMITH, ID E3 ONT TP I St T . HALEJI, OKKUOX. Offleo moved over IIHUYMAN IlltOS.' NKW r-TOIIU Oilice hours from a vi tunp.iii. I ewnfitul jonw 3' "P F 1 il I x jsr&iTJFLJiLisrc des COMPANY. 5)( CttlWoniIa .SI., .San I'lanclsct OUHANIZHD, I HOI. Capital. $300,000.00 Asaottj, - $568,547.46 Income, 1876. - (6465. 904.29 Losses paid out since organiza tion, - $1,137,367.50 .1. 1' 1I01TOHTON. I'n.ldi'iit, i. 'il II. HOWARD Vice 1'ri'sldint. i II 'HLK- It. M'OKY beirulary ii II lilliULOW. (iiniral Manager. OlMl-rOII I'l'lllKill. HAMILTON GOYD, Cienillil .tlnuuiiur, silmCpl l'OltTI.ANU. Ult. i! I ! ; 'i , '