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DIUECTOEY.
Grand Ofllcor.
0. W. CT.-W. K. Dunbar. Sllvcrton.
(J. W. a. Conn. Mrs. H. 0. McCluns, EtiRcno City.
G, V. V. T.-Joanna Ly!c. Dallaf.
O. So'y T. II. Crawford, Portland.
G. A. acc'y-l. StaLniis, Monroo
O. Trcas. Kmmn Kclloyi;, Portland.
. fhap.-ltev. J. It. N. lioll, Ahlaud.
(I. Mar. J. W. Strange, Hotcbnri:.
0. 11. ilar. Anatc K. Underwood, Cottage Orovc.
O. Guard Mary CartwrlKht, Tbo Dalles.
O. Scn.-T. I'. Usrton, Amity.
(I. Mcm.-I,. C. . Flthcr. Stayton.
1'. G. W. C. T.-Ttlmon Ford, Salem.
Stint, Juvenile Templars Mrf. M, B. Iloxtcr, for
est Orovc.
Stale Dctuity . XV. C. T.
ltcv.J. It. N. Dell, Ashland.
Win. Iliifs oil, Wofton.
Capt. O. C. Applei;atc. Llnlcvlllc.
U. II. Allen, llahey.
T. D. Ilaiudcv. Illlljlioro.
AsaShrcvt), Dallas.
II. V. Grubbo, Wilbur.
Wm. Grant, Lebanon.
ltov.,1. V. Miller, Dallas.
Itev. 15. W. Dixon, Canyonvlllc.
Itcv.J. S McCain, Kuiroiie.
Wm. Harmon, Tho Dallca.
Wm. U. Carter. Corvallls.
W. 9 .Tames I'ortland.
L, .1. House, Snmmervllla.
II. V. Kamp, Independence.
W. 3. McMccn. Cnnjon City.
T. II, Crawford, I'ortland.
I. II. Fox, AMorla. ,
I Kurt, Creaw ell.
I. E. Houston.. .Junction.
Hev. II. C. Jenkins, Monroe.
CM. Walker, Astoria.
II. N. McKlunoy, UakcrClty.
Lel Inland, Oregon" C'ty.
.Lalto II. Wolfard. CoonlfloClty.
A. A. Mathews, Looking Glass.
L. U. Fisher, Stayton.
Hev. K. Hayes, I. Grande.
W. II. Llvennorc, St. Johns.
Dlxtrlct Pciuity G. W.C. T.
W. T. Itlcbcs. Turner.
W. II. O'Donald, I'ortland.
.1. S. Cuckclrcasc, Hniobnrg.
II. W. Lako, Knule Creek.
James CWlcy, Salem.
.Tames lirwln, Fort Klamalh.
Hon. J. A. l'ruott, l'cndlcton.
I.. II. Hoyal, Albany.
A. J. Harlow. Cartwrlgbt's.
Mrs. Anna W. Spencer, Gardnor.
J. 1. Topper. Mnrshllcfd.
V.. V., Fa tm I ig. IIIIMioro.
Corrcspondcnco from tho Q. W. 0. T.
MibWAtncu:, Mnrch 10, 1877.
Kit, FAiuinnt Stncol wrotoyoulBstlbavo
ngnln vl.illod Nonpnroll Lodgo, and nm
plortsod to report its olllcora nnd. tnoinbors
nil nt work for tho causo, 0. II. Whitney,
W.S. Jaiuos, Julia Simpson, Mrs. Stonrna,
Wnllor Kohlusou, nml n acoro of othor mom
born, work nobly for tho boat lutorosta of tho
Ordor.
On tho eighth Inst. I vlnltod Marnhllold in
Olackntnns county, and had tho ploauro of a
visit with Hon. W. A. Mills and his kind
fimlly. llro. Mill It tho morolmnt of tho
placo nnd h doiuc n Yory good buHlnoas.
Lotto Stur Lodgo, No. 01, I nut planned lo
say U at work onco moro, ur d tho L. D., Hro.
Mills, Bays, "wo will koop It going wo
moan bttsluoss lioro, and you may look for a
good report from us.M
Last ovenlng wo hold n public tomporanco
tncotlug hero In Mllwauklo, whloh consider
ing tho hard "ahowor," was well attended,
llro. I'ackor, tho L. D. of tho Lodgo, and
who la alwayH on baud nt otir Lodgo moot
Inga, tollH mo that gallant old 67 has lultiat
od 11 vo now mombera thin torro and la mak
ing ltn Itillucuco for good felt In tho commu
nity. Whllo horo I nm at homo In tho com
I'ortub.'o and boautlful rosldonco of that linn
.and unflinching champion of tomporanco,
Hro. J. II. Limbort. Ho nnd his excellent
family hnvo douo much for No. 67, and tholr
faith in tho elllolonoy of organlzod cflort has
not dlmlulahod. No. 67 has been organlzod
over ten yearn aud It novor uiIbsoa a meot
lng. It has n hall, organ aud lixturoH of ltn
own has oxpundod rccontly over ono hun
dred nnd fifty dollnrs In moving and ropalr
lug tho hall, and It lies yot about bo venty
dollars In tho treasury. Many othor Lodgca
would do woll to pattern nftor this ono In
watching tholr finances. Lodgoa can do n
much moro elleollvo work whon thoy hnvo
tho gpeclo to back thorn. llron. Lambort
(and family), 1'ackor, JJulloy, Kcoimn, Holier,
Ilonry Lambert, aud Slaters Itoss, Grlmca,
and others, nro ontltlod to great pralio for
tholr lnbors in bohalf of our raiiHo. Yours
In haslo, W, H. Dcniiau.
V. It. Dunbar, O. W. 0. T writing from
Tho Dalles under dato of Cth Inst, nays:
"Ourpubllo mooting hero last night was
largoly nltouded. Harmon Lodgo, No. 101,
nipt ft" Iho hall and marched with regalia to
'thoM.K. Church, where ihero waau largo
number of oltlzens awaiting tho exercise of
tho eveuing. Tho mcollng was called lo
ordor by my young frlond 0. II, Hood, tho
popular aud elllolont W. O.T, of tlio Lodgo.
.Some excellent alnglrtg whs dono by tho
membars,aud pnyeroilorod byltav, Ilawn,
tho Chaplain of tho Lodgo, aud ono of tho
earnest workers for tho cause here. To-night
i met the Lodgo In regular aosalon aud a
more pleasant meeting wo boldom hare.
Tho Lodgo numbers uear n hundred mem
bers, aud thoy all npp a- so gonial and social
-that I felt entirely at homo. Thin Is ono of
tho best Lodges in the Stato, and Intends to
pull for tho bauncr nt next fios.lou of the
Grand Lo Igo. llro. Wm, Mlcholl Is .Lodge
I)P'Jty, and ho has long beou ono of our
bast vor)rn. lion. J. (J. Curlu rJiiht nnd
hU oxeelliutIadyara active membsrs, Thoro
arobomany uctlvo mombora in this Lodgo
that I have not spaco to specify them by
natao."
IlKAVlutTON, Or., March 1U, '77r
T:d. Faumku: NotwithbUndlug the pour
ing rains and the "high tide" prevailing
here at this lime, our luootlug last night was
well attended. "After the public exorcise
wero doted a meeting of tho Lodgo was
held and I am pleased to aay that I found it
in most excellent trim and exerlng con
trolling Intluonoe in this thriving and well
to do community.
The officers aro prompt and efficient In the
discharge of the dutlea assigned them.
Samuel Tucker Is W. C. T., and Richard
Wllmot, Lodge Deputy. The Wllmots,
Tuckers, and others are alive to the interaata
of the cause in this "community.
W. H. Dunbar, (I.W.C.T., writing from
Portland, under dato ot 11th IiiRt. pays:
"Tho mooting of Multnomah Lodgo, No. 12,
I.O.G.T., was a very Interesting ono, nnd
was largoly nttendod by its own and mom
borsfrom othor Lodges. Hro. Lo. P. A.
Shaw in tho chair Insures good ordor, and
tho onicarn till weio prompt In thoporforui
auco of tholr duty. Quito n llmo was spent
undorgcod of tho Order, and instrumental
music, songs, spoechos, locllallons.androad
lims.wore glvon by Hros. Shaw, La Grand,
O'Donnell, Crawford, Wlnnoy, and Sisters
Agues Cobtiru, Camilla Coburn, Dora Mo
Cord, Auulo Steams, Emily Crawford, and
others. Bros. Gabbortof Myrtle, nnd Koblus
of Hothnl LodKes, sootnod to enjoy them
selvos very much. Old Multnomah Ls her
self again, aud Is doing hor duty woll. Tho
honors of Lodgo Doputy aro worn by that
old tomporauco votoran IJro. J. II. Garrison."
llKAVErtTON, WASHINOTON CO., )
March 18, 1877. J
Kt). Paumkh: At tho roquost of Hro. W.
It. Dunbar, I sond yot tho list of onicoro of
Crystal Lodge, No. 257, for tho ensuing
(litartorfor publication. Saml. Tuckor, O.
T. Miss Maggie McKay, V.T.; A. II.
Diuiks,Sce.;G. W. Toflt, F.S.j K. Squires,
T.1. Wilkinson, M.; O. S. Curtis, Chap.;
MrH. J. Squires, I.G.; Willie Squiros,O.G.i
H.lI.WIlrnot.L.D.
Mrs. Kmlly M. Vandorvort, Lodgo Doputy
of llosa Lodge, last weak organized a Juvou
llo Band cf Hope, with ton mombors, at
Highland Hall, l'olk county, thrco mllos
from Salom.
THE CAUSE ELSEWHERE.
Tin': rrronunair. Rrvival.--T1io work in
this city Is ono of tho most wondorful oyor
known, It Is a temporauoo nnd roligious re
vival In which multitudes aro rotcuod as
brands from the burning, nnd many nro con
verted to God. It Ik osfieutlnlly n work of
grace. Mr. Murphy seems spoclally ondow
oil for tho work. Tho churches, ovou to tho
Episcopal and Romnn embolic, opon tholr
doors nnd enter upou tho good work. Tho
Mctliutlut Itccovrtci' says:
"Tho groat (empornnco rovivnl coutlnuoa
with unabated power. Upwards of filly
thousand portions hnvo hlguod tho plodgol
Mr. Murphy toils on, nnd his method stands
tho test of criticism nnd oyercomos all oppo
sition. It Is tho Gospol. An wo hnvo iilvon
largo room to thin movomont thus far, our
roaders will pardon us for such brief notlco
of no groat n work this wojk. Wo shall
havo more to nay ngalu. Tho eutlro commu
nity Is aroused as novor boforo on tho sub
ject ortomperanco. It Is God's work, nnd
marvellous lu our eyes.
"Hro. Frauds Murphy Itinerates from ono
meollug to another during each ovenlng,
lurries a half hour, speaks, Icnvos his bless
ing, nnd to tolls on lor houIh as uomnuln
this Hold lias over dono boforo. HIh bpooch
oh aro ulwnyu abort, pointed, practical, nnd
full of spiritual powor. Ho prtaohoa Christ
na tho Deliverer. Ho urges itumodluto nnd
full aurrondor to him. Aud tho uniform
testimony of tho converts to tomporanco is"
that of pmlao tn Christ, who opens tlio prison
doors nnd breaks tho cuptlvo's olmino."
The Temperance Kiwign, February 16, n
now papor Just Martod, says: "Up to thlw
date, since early in Decombor, about hlxty
thousand persons havo slgnod tho loUl-abstl-uoncoploUKo
lu Pittsburgh and suburban
towns." Tho llquor-lralllo has sufforod
greatly. . Tho Mmign says:
."Oua of (he greitostevldenomof the Influ
onco this grand tomporanco movomont Is
having ovor llquor-doalors Is the fact that on
ono street nlono In this city (PenuStroot)
thoro nrn nlmost oco hundred saloons either
closed outiroly or bearing tho sign 'To
Lot.' "
Ir.MNois.Thu Interior, speaking of the
tomporanco work commenced under tho In
llueni'o or the Moody meetings, says:
"The tomporanco rovivnl in our city gets
larger. Tho succesa of it is mainly duo,
undor God , to Mr. Sawyor. Ho is raised up
especially for this work. Ho has ptodlglous
energy, and n kind of pondorous porsonal
Import, which innko him woll nigh irrnpres
alblo. His jiowor is lu porsonal work. It ls
estimated that nearly n thousand drunkards
havo boon saved. Mon who woro so far from
hope that Christian peoplo passed thorn I y
withH-arco a thought that thoy could I o
retcuod, (his man has won to Christ, ana
Ihoroloioto Bulvatlou for tlinonnd olornltv.
Mr. Moody has tolegraphod him to his aid In
Huston, nun on iTiuay will uo me last torn
pcranco meeting undor his chargo. Tho
nrayers or God's peoplo will follow lilm that
ho may bo blossod In othor placcn as ho has
been hero."
Micjiiqan. Dr.Honry A. Roynolds is do
jng a very succossrul roligious temporaneo
woik lu the principal cities ot this Stato. lie
has vlslud psllikiitl, Juckson. Kalamar.oo,
xiuiini(jii, ii(iuroo, nnginaw Uliy, nay Ulty,
Adrian, Coldwcter, Iludeon, oto., aud now
wo lioar of him in Detroit, the very head
quartori ot'tho liquor Inlerobt. In nil tlioso
iilnccs largo itoform Clubs havo been organ-
17.0U, suiuetiniesuu signing in ono ovenlng.
Tho rellalous papers speak of It as ngient re
ligious as well os n temporauco work, nml
tho secular papers give long nnd favornblo
nccotints of the meetiugs.
Mihsi,iiTi. David latum aud hUulfe,
()iiaktrs from Ohio, nro making a tour
through the South, dollvorlng lectures on
temporauoo and meeting with gcod succors.
Swi:ni:.v. A lemarkablo temperanco re
vival is in prcgrtss in Swedon, mid many
counties, it Is announced, nro prohibiting
tho entire salo of llquorH, Numerous peti
tions for prohibition me in circulation. In
Up&aln, the location or a great Swedish col
lege, n total-Hbitlnonco tociety has beou
formed among tho htuUent which bin reaoh
ed a membership of 430. 'iho motliod of
haloou-vlsitlug, utter tho mnnnor of tho Ohio
movement, l.tis been adontcd. nnd tract?.
pledges, ami petitions nro distributed, An
optical, lUlueiilinlly signed, U being very
widely clreu'iited. King Om-ar II. regains
tao movement witn niticii tavor, unit to a
Bocleiy named "Fight nnd Victory." in
Gothenburg, has contributed tho sum of
threo hundred crowns.
Au.strai.ia. A bill is now ponding, and
is expected to ixiss, In Parliament to amend
tbo law regulating the wale of Intoxicating
liquors. It Is mid to bo tho roeulto! ait ur
raiMtoment eifected between tho "publicans"
aud tho (ootolalers.
Giiekck. A tomerauca movomont baa
bean nusplclously Inaugurated in Greece.
From a letter or an Athens correspondent
in the Alliance New, wo learn that in a
population of about 1,600,000 the annual ex
penditure for liquors aud tobacco is 127,760,
000 franca. A temperanco society ban been
organized, which has a pledge and code of
laws, nnd holds regular meetings.
30
Cuds with anv name neaUr irlnttd thereon
sent to anr address uuon receipt of US Ccul.
and a 8-cent stamp. Address,
W. J. Ci-ikki, uiem, ursgon.
"WILLAMETTE FAPMRP
QRANOE MATTERS.
In Moniorinm.
At a mooting of Oawogo Ornngo No. 176
hold March Hth 1877, the following proam-
mos nnu resolutions wore umnimously
adoptod :
Whejoaa, It has pleasod tho Groat Archi
tect or tue univorso to rotnovo from our
iuiubi. our laio uromer, wm. Stophonson,
Whorons, It is but just that a ilttlng rocog
nltlon of his many vlrtuos bo liad, thorefoio
Resolved, Hy Oswego Grange, No. 176, P.
of H, That whllo wo bow with humblo sub
mission to tho will or tho Most High, we
do not tho loss mourn for our brothor who
has boon taken from us.
Rosolvod, Thatlu our sorrow for tho loss
or n faith fill and beloved brother wo llnd
conslatlonln thobollor that It Is woll with
him for whom wo mourn.
ltosolvod, That tho honrtrolt sympathy
or tho Grange bo oxtoudod to his rolal
tn tholr nlUletlon. .
Resolved, That tho abovo proamblo anil
resolutions bo spread upon tho records o
tbo Grango, nndftconyttioroor bo transmit
ted to tho relatives of the deceased brother
nnd ii copy to tho Weekly Urcioniun
Woekly A(aii(uitl, nnd WiLLAMirrrH Fau
MKitibr publloatlou. J.M.Liimv.Soc.
WhoroaB. McKonzIo Grnnno. No. 107. r.nnn
Co., Oregon, has boon dopflvod by death ol
our worthy Hrothor, Scott Osburti,
Resolved. That whllo wo bow lu liumbli
submission lo this ovout, wo hopo that our
loss Is his otomnl gain, nud that our bolovcd
brothor has been removed from sullerlug in
his homo bolow, to rost lu his bottor home
nbovo.
Rosolvod. That In tho death of Hro.'O.
burn tho Grango has lost n worthy mombcr,
nnd blH nolghbors n good cltlzon.
k -Rosolvod. That ncopy or thoso resolutions
bo aent to tho Wili.amktti: Faumki; lor
publication. T. J. Dunti:n,
T. CO.NKIT,
R. RAiit'oitn,
Commute.
Marlon County Pomona Grango moolH lu
Salom on tho first Friday lu April next nt
tho hour or 11 A. m.
G . G . 0 r.u.vN , Seo.
A Demand for Oregon Bcof.
Mr. ThoodoroCartwrlght, who camodown
from Aulolopo Valloy, Wasco county, hut
week, Informs us that slock mon east or tho
mountains aro preparing to drlvo tholr beof
catflolotho Contrnl Paclllo R. R. for ship
mont lo Chloago. This was comtuoncod last
yoar, stock bolng ilrlvon to Rouo, Nevada,
and thoso who ongngod lu tho busluoss nro
said lo hnvo dono woll nt It, no tho stock mon
proposo to take hold of It thomselvcs nud seo
how much thoro ls In It, Tills coullruiH tho
stnlomonts muilo by Mr. Cross in tho Fah
Mint thnt Oregon beef will ho wnntcd for tho
East In largo quantities and his advlco lo
improvo tho stock of hoof cnttlo by crossing;
ordinary stock with shorthorn, Is well
worthy tho attention of all cattlo mon.
CKNTKNNIAt. DlI'MMAS. Gou. O. II.
Norton, Into Soorotary Coutonnlal Hoard of
Flnanco writes to E. M. Walto, Soorotary
Stato Agricultural Socloty, that porsons on
tltlod to diplomas at tho Into Exhibition can
hnvo thorn framod aud shlppod for tho sum
of live dollars, byaddraaalug an ubqvo. Tho
framo is very npprnprinto and matlo ex
pressly for this parlloulur uao.
Prom a UtmlncuUbed JurUt.
"Ihayo trlod tho PKnuviAN Svnui'and
tho result fully sustains youryredltlou. It
lins maiio a new man ormo, Inlusod Into my
systom now vigor and onergy. I nm no
lougor tremulous sua debilitated as whon
you last saw mo, but strongor, hcartior, and
with larger cnpaolty for labor, mental and
physical, than nt any tlmo during tho last
llvo years." Sold by all druggists.
A Ilciunrkable Cure.
West Tow.shknd. Vt Mnyji, 1S00.
MKssnH. S. W. Fowi.i: it Sonh:
Goutlemon. Sevoral yearH slnco I took n
sovorocold, which sottled on my lungs,
whero It remained without relaxation. I
was thou In Massachusetts, and growing
wnreo aud bocoiulng unablo to attend to uiy
busluoss I returned homo and commenced
searching in earnost for sotno modicluo
which would roitoro my lost hoalth. I con
sulted physicians, I trlod many remedies,
but obtained no help, but dally grew worse.
I had a torrlblo cough, aud raised n good
dcnl of blood. I bad profuse night sweats,
auu sovoro pain in my sitio. i conunuixt in
thlshtato lur moulliH, and bot'iinio so weak
that it was with great dllllculty I could walk,
whon I was advised to try Wistau'h Halsam
ov Wkr.n Ciimtuv. aud to uiv urout lov I
soou fouud that this remedy had urrested tho
disease. I continued to uso tho II.w.sam to
tlio extent of llvo bottles, nud have sluco
then experienced no dllllculty of lilngs. I
bollovo tho IIai-sam saved my life, und I
shnll ever bold It In high oalliimtlou.
Yours truly, Lkwis Pitm.fs.
m UMMVMWMW
la the most beautiful work of tho kind In the world.
It contains nearly 15(1 piges, hundreds or Una Illus
tration t and six (Viniiuu I'Ute or Flows rs, beauti
fully drawn and color-U Irum nature. I'rico Ml ctnls
In uprc(vcr J.t in) lu vlui;nt cloth. I'llntvd In
German aud Knufiru,
Vicli'K Floral Clitile, Quarterly, StS ccntt a
yoar
VIcIi'M Clumlomii'-l'X) Illiwtritlons, only ii
C nla.
Addie.j. JAXV.X VICK. Itocbustr-r. N V.
Groat Reduction
rubber" BOOTS
AND SIIOKS!
Mcb'n Long Rubber BeatH, I.OO
" Huec " a.M
Boys' " rt.ao
Mest'N ArcllcH, - - 1.75
Wtteu'M Ovribcn, .50
JOHN W. GILBERT.
8au, March 3, 3m
MBuwmwicm'iini imiir ob
uv&Y&(rmMrcrsz&iaLM
mm-MMstmS
3 3i jLCJi) "SIF mZSm
aARDEN CITY PLOWS, IMPROVED
Foy 1876.
WE 1IAVR ON HANI), AND AUG RKCKIVINO. THE LAHOKST STOCK OV THIJ AnoVK mi.B
hratedl'Lows over Imported tn tho t'nclflc coast. Tlio micccfa of thoo Plows last year exceeded any
blag over lieforo known In till State. Tlioenov on hand aro made with new and fpeclal Improvement,
WHimntcil Superior lo any Plow In llic Ifnltctl Stale!
-MryJ z&-
ynlfcSiwSBSc
1.THE GARDEN CITY SULKY PLOW,
Cutting II nml It; IiicIivm, lvltli a-horHO Attachment, and ItS-lnlic
rollIiiR Ctitlvr, In without a. rival. It lins boon ho thoroughly tcstoil that wo warrant
lis operation In any mill in the Stnto. Thoao IMowh nro sold with that i;iiarnnly.
CST Send for C'irctilarH anil 1'rlco LltH.-
WmmT mZU J
zrz9m i-
,- wim MfMiiui)
SALCItl, Sept. as, 181.
TSf&snr Store.
LITCHFIELD & MANNING,
OKAI.UIII IK
FAMILY GROCERIES,
movxsxorars and
Country Produce,
FLOUR, TEED, BACON & LARD,
Will liny and fell on commlMlon, Conttjinniciita ro
llcltcd, Term, Carh, or Uf ciinU-nlont. Jail)
riii lSl. i:UMri.owKit.AND
tho lOO of lOOO.
OAllllAOK PLANTS, fiOcporlOO; CAUMPLOWKK
(1 por 1(D); Tomato p'unu, lMc t'ucli, or f 1.60 pr 1011
Grown at my llreen liotifei, two aud n liulf mile
cat from Balvm. IMaroiciit nllownl to Uealer.
Iimrtma UKXTItU F1ICL.D.
The Cclcliratcil TliorouRhlitcil SlalUon
DR. XINDStET
VyiM' BTANI) THE IJN8UINO 8UASON AT
From Marcli Mill to July KUIi. Mare ran bo taken
to the l.tyerr HUlilo of Ilcnn A IlAvldnin. or rent to
inli'J JAMKrt V. 1IYI1KK, Halcm,
fou ov.Tiin.
80.MK KINK HIIKBDINO VOWLH,
ciiu'lrtlnt: or Hold and Mlvvr Hpan
Klud 1'iilanda, fluid nnd Hllvcr Hiian
L-ltil llarali'in;, and oilier. Tlio
lien nro perpetn.il layer, and no
cotter" ainonu them. Tlmau fowl
.....tti.nl liid.iilnnj u.i.l ii.Ip. nf
Bill UAtiiihMi tiiw..,r, ..mi. vi..,nv,
2 tliom or tlielr tkr for lircedlnit pur.
iioe will liu itiiinllvd by tlio under.
Iirned to all thofo ili'lrlnir limn, on iraonat)le
teriu 1.1'TllIiU ITIVItHN,
Jal9m3 halem, Oregon,
AIho, a Vni.l.-TIt.MNHI)
XXix'd XOK, Two year old.
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
Dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Tobacoo and Cigars,
C'OAIinERCIAL NTRECT.
Halcm, April SO, 1875. d&wtl
WHEAT AND OATS
Choopod into Food,
ar'ox ou.oxToi3.ti3. Tola.
...Auu ...
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
ZVXoxilcl AajfSfei ,
Tiiiiilni;, Stair lvni'U, II1it!ailN,
IliircuttN, NttiiitlN, TnbluN,
FANNING MlliliS,
And nil UlHtlN ot Furniture,
At IlED-ltOClU'llICr.S, HlionatAjrrlcnllnral Woihs
balldlin,', Huleiu. I'ttif . V. OKNNIJ.
Bx'Ottvtxx Xjojliornfc,
,lu. 'Tint MOST I'OLIKIO IfOWW
Mb t. L-xtittMica. Hv ancreia the imtt
fl Lktlirfu year with till luedlV)it
Mfa nl find them them to bo tbo MUHT
T
lIAKDYorall ih.o boiuetlilJi: V
rletle. KUWi fium tbo aboye
(lb rme a 1 'jatofc mymiltt war.
rallied Irenn, kna lire 1 1 liu ).1 or
f .'i for an. KvvrytblnK Mul from
my yan'.a warraiiUd a roprctent
ed. V. H. WUSBLKH,
Bbedd, Una Co., Oregou,
feb.3.
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5
NEWTON WAGONS, All Sizes,
JVIoaxltoi Brond-Onst '
Seeders and Cultivators,
GARDEN CITY
CULTIVATORS AND HARROWS.
T. CUNNING HA HI & CO.
RAILROAD NURSERY.
Prunes and Plums made
a Specialty.
200,000 FRUIT TBEES
For Kulo TIiIn Scukoii,
VONHIrri'lNn OK
Apiilo, 1'onr, (Julnco, I'ltiin, Prtino,
J'onolt, C'lmrry, (Intpo viiuw, Ciifnuit,
liluukboi'i'IuH. Itii.sjiboi'rlu.s (olyht varl
olit'ii), Struwliorrlos, (.'hosliuil, iWnt
bcrry, Jlluulc und Wlilto Walnut,
Hickory, Sti(rar IMnplo, Jlonoy Lo
cti.st, liOinlmnly I'oiilur, IMottntiilii
AhIi, Wcoplntr Willow, Knowlialh
and LIlacltH, llonoysuoltlos niitl Jvy.
ll2v01tfl0UHN
Arbor Vltio, IUillait CyprosH, Cloltlou
Cypres.?, very lino, IMncs, ami Collar
Jlcoilar'arlcmilhuHj.liipoiiIcii or I'M to
Troo, forty variolic of Roses, Vlow
orlnp Hbruba anil I'lants of nil kltulH,
EnirlMi Haw kooiIh for huili'tng. also
EukIIhIi 1'rlvut Plants, for funoy
HoilgcH.
Now I call Hpccial attontion to tbo
Amsden June Peach,
.'Ifloon iliiyn earlier than any otboc
Peach known. I havo only about -Oil
yoarllnjr trees of UiIh Penult. Prluo, SI
each, $10 por do.. 2,r00 ilorinant liml.t
of tblH Poach: price U5o each. S'-M per
hundred, $200 per thoumud.
I also havo a fow trees of tho
Itfouiit "Voriion I?MIV.
TdIh Pear is ono of tho most valuablu
nuw Kail Pears in cultivation. Pricu oC
trees, $1 eaulf.
OrcRon Cltniaplon Uooscborry.
Till berry la worth nil other (loonebeoileM Tor pr
It, a 11 1 a flno laru berry, and tho mt'prtllflu
b.mrcr ever kuowu, I'rico of ptunt, (IM pvrdox.,
f lii per hundred.
ItctI Warrlugton (iooscberry.
Till U tbo lurked of ull llooteberrlu, nnd !.i
hlood red, voiynriinmoiit.il, and an uicrllent berry.
1'rlco of plant, U) ceut each, t per ilo.on.
37oaoIx laooclllxveiw,
Per hundred, fliper tliomatnl, t. i'rlcu JilttH
cnt free to wny addle.
Plum und Prune Trees on Pencil Uoolu.
I claim lliil tbu IVach root I lur nperlor U I'lura
rooi lorcranuiK priiuoann fiuiii on, mr u.wo ua
in: l. Yiiii never bavu any cproul to dojtrny lau
lllii ol your tree, 1. Tho pruini ni.d pluct rtiicttil
belter on pencil tbao mi plum. il. Tho prmik ind plum
bear yoiini'iT on pinch mot, and Iho Iruli 'unt butter
iiiallty, My biullur bau l'runo otrlmrd ul toulieeit
on peach root llvo jc.tr old lliat hud forty poiirMt In
Ihu Irro till aou. 111 tree aio .xt thrifty and
ll i in. I can tlinw any man peuili rout lUt nro iwon-ty-llvo
yunr old, peiTeclly rotiiid and lurJ.Uy.
Testimony In favor of the I'l'u.Jt lluut.
MiMinnvii.i.k, vet. 'a, t;u.
II. W. l'RxrrrxaN,- IJearHli! Youi iito hi rcird
to I'lutn tree oil l'eath riKit, I tit aiid, I bavu a
number of larx, healthy 1'lumtmtiirwt.iity yuirnolil,
rraltrd ou peach root. Thoy buvo uvvor pruiit'd,
and bear vjI timely well, I would iit,luvu plum oc
prune trru unleu n on pLii.h nut.
Vom, ropvttfnlly, 'A'.T. Niiwuv.
Auttl lor my Nuivory.
DJMalarkey. I'nttUiid: Wuoatay itl'o., (lervnls:
I. Mtehuel, Wbtatluiid; Mm I'. A .Iiiilkln. Kuuenv;
P.w Whipple, U.llajjo (ItuvM r Vury. .McMlnuvllll.
H. W. PRETTYMAN,
I'nVflf tor of UnWroil Nuiniry,
mum iiAr i")iiri.ANn. (
hop "jwiom
Only $5 m Tlioiisand f-
Ol'll7
Addrea
JalOm:)
lriiiilitly I'illfd.
it. it. huvnhs
Irvlu, Iiiiun tie,
NOTICI3.
1'DtiTi.Atui, 1'oliVimiy J3. lb?7.
rpiIE LAND KPAUTMfc!ir 01' TUK OKKUUy
X ami California lUllrojd U. having taUen chnruu
HI th OIIKUON DEI'AItTMKST" or tbo l'Klt
MANI'JJT BXIlIIllTION nt the MAIN OKNTK.Ni
NIA'j iiUlf.DfNU at I'hlUdulpIila. will take chuif
of 'nd exhibit, free of oxpciiic, any of tho product
of. tint field, forest, mlno', nnd irnufuctorli of llr
'Bon. Tarllt-a dcalrlni; lo avail thuuuvUu of
iipuortanlty will addro tho uudeilueil, ttatlui; thtt
article or .ample g8r,.l, BOIIUI.X.
ft7ml Land Acnt 0, X C, t, It,
l,ft