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WILLAMETTE FARMER.
PVPI0!8 f HSBDtlY'
DIRECTORY.
OFFICKItSoftlio NATIONAL ftllANUE.
Motl'r John T. .Totic, Ilnrton. Phillips, Ark.
OttrturJ. J. Woodman, 1'nw Paw, Van Jttircn,
Mich.
JctiirtrA. II. Hmcdlcy, Orcsco, Howard, In.
SUwanlA. J. Vaiiuhli, MemiiliK Toim.
Ait't Stiwanl Mortimer Whitehead, Mlddlcbutb,
Somerset, N.J.
('naptalnH. If. Kill, Hprliujborotiirh, Wnrrcn, O.
TrfumireiV. M. MrDmvrll, Wayne. Steuben, N. Y.
iSrcrttanjO. It. Ki-llcy, Loulsillle, Ky.
(Ialt-l'ttxr0. DIiiuTiIiIIl', Orchard (frovc, Ilid.
Hera Mrs. Jolui 'I'. Junes. Ilarton, Phillies, Ark.
Flora Mrs. Samuel l. Adims, .Monllccllo, Minn.
yVmoflfi-Mrs llnrvcy Ooridnril, North (Iran by, Ct.
Lmly Attltlant Stueard- Mlits Caroline- A. JInll,
aT,oulstlllc, Ky,
KJCKCUTIVE COMMITTER.
1). Wyntt Alkon, (Chairman,) Cokeabury, 8. C
:. It. Shnnktnrd, Dubmpiu. limn.
Dudley T. Chase, ('liiirinont.N. II.
Alonr.o (I !der, Rock Fiills, Whiteside, III.
W. 11. Chambers, Oavtctchco, Kin-tell. Ala,
oniccr ni Oregon Ntnto Orange.
Matter Win. Cyril", f do.
trnt'cra. ii. nnipiey, uswrga.
c;sr-Mrs. K. N. II tint , Sublimity.
HcretaryT. I,. I)ivli!on. Ualem.
.Sftwanf-W. II. Tliomn, Wiilln Walla, W. T.
Arhtiwt.SIuiintl. W, Hldillc, Cunyonvlllo.
l.'htiiitalnV. II. dray, AMorln.
Tmit'irfrH. I. I.ro, I'orllund,
GaU-Kir. II. Grahnui, Flnlicr'e Landing,
Clark county, W, T.
VWrn-Mrs. II. A. Miller. Jacksonville.
Viiuinnii Mrs. H. D. Diirlmn, McMinnvlllo.
Mom MrK. U, A. Kelly. Euet I'orttmid.
Li'ly AH fitftpttnliUa. Georgia Smith, Hood
It Ivor, Wusco conn y.
Kneullr Vmmilltrr - Wm. Cyrus, Hclo ; It. Clow,
Dallas; B. I.. Hmlth, lloo.l River.
Stale HurtHi A'jtnl -H. V. Leo, I'orllund.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
fitato Grange Deputies for 1877
ltt OJlct. Htprtu.
nUNTON.
A Holder Corv.illls Corvallls
CLACKAMAS.
TCnoch Hklrvluu tluttu Cnolc
H W Randall OivgunUlly
llOtJHI.AH.
J WHnyes MyrtlnCrr.k
O M (imilnar ..Drain's Mntlun
MULTNOMAH.
I'lympton Kelly Kust Portland . . . . East Portland
.MAIIION.
1' HCn-tlomnn Iliitti'Vllle
j W Hunt Sublimity Salem
JACKSON.
TN T Miller" lacbsunvlllr- Jacksonville
t'Ot.K.
T A Pattuisoi Illckreil Salem
i.aici:.
J .1 Chnrllou (loosu Lake Jacksonville
io-m-iiim:.
Ihnltl KIcKtcr Korliyllla Jacksonville
LAN I!
Tame WMnilock Goshen
I INN,
HAInllii) Lcbsnot Albany
wa'so.
John End TjkIi Tho Dalles
VA Mil I I.I,.
1)0 Durham MrMlimvlltn
T Hapiilnuton (iiirlon
(HUNT.
I) II Itliiiliiirl Cnnjon City Ciiii)oii City
rnumiiiv.
l V Mil well Ciilumliln City
TIM.AMKIIK,
It I' Itoldi'i Tlllnmook North Ynmhlll
IMIATII.I.A.
J 8 White WvMon Wcrton
I OIM,
JIIcnryliimilor.... Ult
waoiiinoton Ti:nitiroiir.
I'l.AIIK.
H W Itrown Vancinivcr
roi.iMiniA.
Jtl'Hteln Dnytim
WHITMAN,
I, bltlntrer Col fox Colfax
nmiAl.l.
M 7, (lim'lulii Klnirt
riKiici:.
HH .Mmkhii Chelmll l'tilnt
TIII'll'THN,
1.(1 AIiIhiII l)iiiilii Olympln
K I.oiiKtnlro ...Viliii
MNfi.
.IiiIIiik llnrtoii Seattle Hcnttlu
i.mviFi.
IiM 1'lernm CI:tiimto
YAKIMA.
UP Cook i:ilcnclmr
In any county hero tho Deputy r.; pointed In not
(liuniott mltnlilo, nr.il tho (Irnnue or lliuloctvllty will
(iropurly liullcnlu tinnuu choice, I lll1oplrniid,for
In lintiiy lntnnce I hnvobeen obliged to imiko np.
Volntmentii without knowliilosn to lltiicru,
WM. CVIttlH,
Mnnlcr Onxon MtatudrnnKe, 1'. of It,
Mooting of Bubordinato Orangoo
UNNCOITNTY.
llopo, No. HI, tiKHitsin Allinny, nil tho lnt
ntul :i SaltirclivvH l t'lirli tiionlli, at It) it. in.
Oak l'lixlti, No. II, In llnl.soy, -ml ami -Ith
Hatttrdiiyrt nt It it. in.
JUtiiior. No, 1U."), In CniwIorilMvlllo, lnt
ami ,'ini MititiimyH, nt u n, in,
Myritutiho iso. ihi, ui pillion
Atameotlng of Marlon County Pomona
Grange, wo, tho uncJoralgnotl, wero appoint
ed a commlttoo to confor with tho sovornl
grangos, farmera. nnd warehouasnion of tho
Wlllamotto valloy on tho subject of estab
lishing uniform, reasonable and permanent
rated of froights upon tho Wlllamotto river,
with power to tako such action in tho prom
ises as in our Judgment would permanently
freo tho farmors from such oppro3slvo rates
as thoy wore compollod to pay to tho V. T.
it L. Co. tho past yoar. After caroful Inves
tigation of tho causes that produced that io
suit, and tho eondltlon of tho sovornl compa
nion owning or runnlug boats upon tho river
atthlstlmo, wo are of tho opinion that tho
samo causos and conditions Unit placed tho
farmors wholly at tho morcy of ono compa
ny In tho matter of frolghts tho past yoar,
may at any tlmo bo ropoated, unless speedy
and prompt action on tho part of llioso intor
oslod bo takon to ollcct a consolidation of tho
sovorul lndopondont linos of boats, or build
boats and run thorn on tho plau of tho
" 1'ooplo's I'rotcctlvo Transportation Compa
ny" of Yamhill, now in successful opera
tion,
Wo emphatically opposo and doprecato tho
plan of ontorlng Into contracts with tho
Old Line to carry frolght at any figure for
ono yoar or any othor porlod, for tho roason
that such contracts discourago and defoat tho
offorts that aro now boing uiado by tho farm
ors to pormanontly froo themselves from
oxtortion, and will forco ovory lndopondont
boat oil' tho rlyor, nnd ovory observant mind
must hoo that only tho oxistonco of thoso ln
dopondont companion and tho prosonco of
thoso boats Induces tho old company to
innko tortus with tho farmors, and so soon ns
thoso companion can bo brolcon up and tholr
boats driven out of tho buulnoss, tho eatno
(MiostlonH nnd dilllcultfos would ngaln pro
sent thomselvos in a moro formidable mau
nor upon tho oxplrfltlon of such contractu.
That tho farmors of this valloy should lm
proyo tho proHont opportunity to pormnnout-
ly frco theuisolvoH from tho extortion of mo
nopoly, there Is ovory reason to bollovu, and
this can only bo done by u hmty co-opera-
Hon nnd united action, And, in order to
Hocuro thoso rosults, wo horoby call n MASS
MKI2TIKU of tho KiirmorM, Wnroliousomoii,
and liusincss mon of tho Wlllamotto valloy,
to meet at Koed'n Opera House, In Knlom, on
1''uii)AV,tiii: Iru day of May, 1S77, nt tho
hour of 11 o'clock n. in. of snld day, to con
sider those questions, nnd that tho ngonts or
olllcors of tho People's 1'rotoctlvo Trnnsport
atlon Co., J. W.Cochran it Co., and U. 11,
Hcolt it Co,, bo Invited to bo prosout nt said
mooting.
W. J. JlKiimiN,
DAN'I. CLAIllf,
F. X. Matiiiku,
Commlttoo.
aro quick to tako advantage of them. Tholr
tlmo for pleasure Is brief and they mako tho
most of It, then they go back to tuplr droary
monotony at homo. For no matter how
comfortnblo tho homo, how liberal tho pro
vision of tho husband and fathor, there Is a
lonellnoss about It which tho most loving
wifo and daughter feels keenly. Tlmo was
when young Amorlcan women, born and
brod in tho country, wero clad to go ol,t fo
do housework, and a woman's holp In tho
house was capable and Intelligent. That Is
past. Intelligent American girls, if tholr
sorvlcos aro not required at homo and they
nro obliged to wholly or partially earn tholr
own living, bocomo teachers or cook employ
ment in tho cltlos and villages. Tho farmer's
wife, thoroforo, though sho may bo able nnd
willing to pay for good assistance, cannot got
it, nnd is obligod to mako n slavo of horsolf,
working from sunriso to sunset through tho
long summor days, until nature Ittelf fairly
gives way. I do not exaggerate: I hnvo
soon tho haggard looks and hoard tho woary
sighs of over-workod farmor's wives in dif
ferent parts of tho United States, ns well ns
In Washington Territory; I havo soon ncros
ol highly cultivated land groaning uudor
tho vordant crons. nood houses nnd barns.
lino stock, and money to tho larruor's credit
In tho bank, but tho ordor and cleanliness
that rolguod m-doors In harvest tlmo, when
twonty hungry mon sat round tho lhrmor's
board, as woll ns wnon tho family only wero
there, wore too often purchased at tho prlco
of tho premature old ago of tho wiro. Any
thing that will break in upon this tread-mill
llfo which , though not nnlvorsnl, is altogoth-
or too common, should bohallod with Joy by
tho farmer and his family. Now tho Grange
proposes to ohango this stnto of nllalrs, nnd
render tho farmers and their families ono of
tho greatest horvlcos that can poisloly bo
douo for them. It cll'ors thorn means of Im
proving their condition raoutally ns woll ns
socllnly. Othor Orders closo tholr doors
ngnlust woman, nnd shut her out from tholr
councils, but bollovlng thntsho Is tho holp-
moot of man, nnd that wo need hor counsel
ns well ns her aid, wo onon tho doors of tho
Grango ami bid hor wolcomo.
Truly Yours, a Grnngor frlond,
J.S. Sni.u
Fkkin, Cowlitz Co,, W. T.
will ncgregnto about ?C0O.00O, which. In a
business of tho magnitude carried on by
him, Is a comparatively muan d...i.. ...v
Ireely confesses that ho cannot pay (lollHr Jor
dollar, nnddoesnottxpectioueuoioio uh
so. Tho amount which ho can pay will
probably bo determined at a mooting of his
creditors, which will bo hold on Saturday.
Fortunately, tho heaviest creditors "
oxcood a dozen In number.riud it Is bolleyod
that most of thorn will bo ablo to staud tholr
losses. Tho failure will sllect no I ;t8
out side or this co8it, aim u i f"'"'" "
tho creditors will divide their losses by ac
cepting so much to tho dollar, find nllow
Frlmllanderto uo on. Othorwlno, ho will go
Into bankruptcy .-.S'. J', lhillctm.
Kccordrr llnokett, of Now York, wild, in
the courso of a recent trial lor burglary: "I
havo never known parents to fall to eommlt
porjury whou It was roxttislto In delonso or
their children."
Tho oldest clergyman In Now Hampshire
In Unv. Alml Mniinlni.'. who Is tfU. The next
iiIiIhM Is Hnv. Isaac Wlllev. who is In his
81th year. Dr. ilomiui Keod Is b2, and Rev .
Nathaniel Barker is 8L
Tho uuuibor ol postal cards itsitod by tho
Govornmont last year amounted to 10,S1C,
000. Samuel Mnnn, agod 101 yoars, died at Tru
mansburg, Tompkins co., N. Y Mnrch 10.
For Sale !
H TUB FINK RESID1JNCE corner of Commer
i.ll rtnl ntid I)lvllnti utreeli.. In demmliln u,,.i. '
UlLwItli lionaalarce. well Hnlhcd. nnd rnnvmic..'
v nrmnocil. nnd cronndo tiutcfnllv onmmentnl U'ni
ho fold -xrox'-y lew nnd on accomruodatlnc
terms. Apply to h
tEt Willis,
Peu3l Pitton'i Dlock Stnto 8t.. Saj.km,
To Xiftcllos.
nils. DIl. CIIAIO Is now prepared to rc-
cclvo patients at her oftlco. In Sutcm. Unrliiff tho
past year ho has had v.xtenrlro practlco at Dr.
Adams' nonular Mcdlcil Inftltnto nt I'orttaml. in
trcatlnR ladled, and feel conlldcnt of atTordlns relief
In most cajes of a chronic cnarncter. Hpcclal atten
tion paid to femalo wcakncM nnd nervoim proi-tratlon.
In connection with her treatment, fhonoei tho cele
brated Medicated Klcctrlc Vnpor Until, which
aid vastly In cfl'cctlnp cure. Otllco and reddeuco,
t. c. corner of Center nnd Summer street?, Sulein.
X. i-. Smith, Vx-tit,
Kntem. (IreL'on. dealer in StercoscoDCS and Stereo
scopic Views, nnd Scenes of Salem nnd tho surround
ing country. Llrc.slzo Photograph, lu India Ink, Oil
or Water Color. soil
ORANGEE BTATI8TICS.
Social Aspect of tho Grango,
lers Mnllou, Itli
u.tturiiiiy, at i p. in.
Itobnuoii No, -I, nt l.ub.iuon, -d nnd Uh
Nntiirday. nt III n. in.
tlninif l'riiltlo No. 10, Itli Saturday.
Knox ltutto No. '."J, Ut mid 'Ird Siitur
luys. S.ititl.iin No. '17, "ud and Ith Saturdays,
nt 10 n. m.
HrowiiNvlllo No. 11', 1st and -ml Satur
days. Tangent, No. 7, 1st and :ird Fridays, at 10
u. in,
t HarrNbiirjr, No, 11, 1st mid !lrd S.ttur
days, nt It) it. in,
Miodd, No. il, lht and ltd SatiirdnyN, nt 10
u. in. ,
Happy hr mo No. 10, 1st Saturday, at 11
o'olool; a, in.
Harmonv No. -1, tlrd Saturday, regularly,
nxi'upt In Nov. Poo., Jan., l'Vb.,tid March,
wlum thoy moot tho 1st Friday.
HKNION COl'NTY.
Soap Crook No II, 1st Saturday at 10 a. in,
Wlllainotto Nn.A'j, iNt Tliurmlay, at 10 a.m
l'hllomatli, No 1-', Ith Saturday, at ltia.iu.
LANK COUNTY.
CrcKHwoll, No. ill, Itli Saturday, I p. in.
Ktlgono, No. otl, hi Ciiguuo City, Urd Sat
tlay.at to a. in.
Olmrlty, No. 70, '-M Saturday.
tloHlnm, No. 101, IhtSaturday. at lOoVlook.
Juiiotlon City, No. Ill, '.'nd Saturday, at 1
1. in.
MoKounio, No, 107, Camp Creek, 'Jd Satur-
l'Ol.K COl'NTY.
0k Point, No, ;i, 1st and 'Ird Saturdays,
MAUION COUNTY.
Ablima,No 1:1:1, ith Saturday.
Hook Point, No IS, ltd Saturday, at 1 p. tit.
llutto Crook, No. b2, Brd Saturday i ut 10
. in.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ltoavorton No. 100, moots 1st, Saturday, at
10 o'clock.
An 1hiii:sii.iiiii.i: aitkai.. Somo sheep
U)loiiglug In u iarmor named Hood having
boon stolen In tho neighborhood of h colliery
vlllagolu Purham, KngUnd, while tho thlof
vttkH still undiHoovurod, a local proaolior,
Laving a oolhii'llou to mako, thought ho
would turn tho ovont to a gixul aoooiint, "Wo
have a colleotloti to mako thin morning,
and for tho glory of God, whoovor of you
who stolo Mr, Hood's slioop don't put any
thing on tliu platol" Of courso everybody
Joluod iiithoonlliH'tlon. t
Tho CalaoomliH nro ilitlorout and lvolated
comoterlM, ami mo louiul In dltVoront jmrts
of Komo. Mniolil utlu!ntcs tho aggregate
luttfruiouis , 7,O0O,(W,
Thoro Is nnothor fonturo ol thoGrnngo thnt
nloito would mako It luviiluablo to tho farm
ors of America. It Is tho bost moans yet
dovlsod of cultivating social rolntions among
them, anil In its social nspects it is n perfoct
success. Few who hnvo not boon residents
of tho country ran rightly undorstnnd tho
monotony of a farmer's llfo. Day nftor dny
tho fhrmor nnd his family puruo tho puino
appointed round of toil. There Is no ohiingo
snvo tho regular roourronco of thoSablntb,
nnd nttondtttico upon rollglousservlcos,whoro
such prlvllogos nro nccosslblo. During tho
busy sonson constant toll loaves llttlo leisure
on tho hands of any liiombcr of tho house
hold; but whon tho long Winter sots In, nnd
several months of forced Inactivity nro upon
thotn, monotony is often very hard to bonr,
and it Is fait ovon by tho dullost. Visiting is
rare, and, as n rule, iNii'toneourngod. Strnngo
to Hay, tho fartiiordoos not valuo hoolnl inter
rourio,ttiid yet no ouo ueods it more. Ho
lives n lonely xccludcd llfo, rarely caring to
go beyond tho limits of his farm, except to
visit the village or the country htoro on bus
iness. Occasionally n circus, somo trnvollng
show, or some political nioetlng, would drnw
tho farmers out of their sooluslon, but, with
this exception, the monotony wnsiiubioken.
No wonder, then, that with constant toll
mid unbroken solltudo ns his only compan
ions, tho farnior should bo u careworn, pre
maturely old man. No human being can
oxlst without a certain amount of recreation
and change. If these bo denied, tho whole
mental and moral nature must Miller. Tho
ludllloroiH'oof tho farmer to social pleasures
and relaxation win, perhaps, tho worst fon-
turo of tho ease. Now, If this was tho condi
tion of the men, what shall wo ny of their
wives and daughters Women tiro much
more uopoiiuoni upon booiety ttum men;
monotony niloots them quicker and more
powerfully, mid thoy need relaxation nnd
amusement to a greater dogreo than men;
yet how Inexpressibly dreary Is tho lot of
tho farmer's wlto and daughters 1 Theirs is
life of constant toll; tho same routine day
after day, week after week, with scarcely u
break In it. X !unoral,or a wedding, or n
comity falrnro great events In their existence,
as thoy bring them together with their
neighbors, nud allord them no mo llttlo so
ciety, but as rule the loneliness of tholr lives
laiuibrokon.thoy areeonthuHl to tho limits
of tho farm and there thov must remain.
Who that has attended a country fair, has
failed to nolo the nol.y, and, at tlrst glauce,
uuneceasary mirth of tho farmer's wives ami
daughters! To city people, with scores of
pleasures and amusements within reach,
these outbursts may seem ridiculous, They
are natural; they aro the assertion of tho pro
teat of nature against tho long and dreary
restraint that has been put upon them. And
tho mirth of these women is as natural and
Irrrsistlblo as the song of tho long imprison
ed bird escaping from its cage. They laugh
Tho Secretary of tho Nationnl Grango has
recently mado his report of tho sta'udlng of
mat institution. In 1875 tho total member
ship wns 701,203, nnd In 1870 it had dropped
to CSS,17, nvornglng 30 members to tho
Grango.
In somo stntos,na Iowa nnd Mlssourldonu-
tios hnd organlzod more granges thnn tho
torritory would support, bolug more anx
ious for tholr own foos and tho namo of
building up so many now grangos than for
tho solidity nnd pormnnont success of tho
ordor. Numborsof thoso grangos diod ol
Inanition; othors consolidated; many foil In
arrears; othors threw up tholr charters In
disgust. Tho North wostoru, Westoru nnd
Kastorn states aro very thoroughly occuplod;
thoSouthnnd Southwost aro pretty nmoh
tnkon up. In 1673 thoro wero 4,302 granges;
In that year thoro wore organlzod 10,670 now
onos; in I67-l,0,USl; In lS75(ulno months), 2,.
012, and lu tho yoar ondlug Octobor 1,
lS7tl,SS5.
Allowing for loiunlo mombors, children,
etc, wo may fairly cstlmnto onch grango nt
2J families, roprosontliu 115 souls, so thnt
tho nctlvo grnngos 3IS.010 farmord' families,
or 1,711,550 souls. Aftor making ovcry do
ductlon, therefore, for exaggeration nud
misinformation, it will bo seen that this
great rural order ombrnces nonrly ono
twentieth of tuo population ot tho country.
That tho apparent sarlnkngo Is In reality
healthful, nppears Irom tho fact that while
tho nutubor of granges has bton reduced
37' j per cent, tho number of paying mom
born has only been reduced 22JJ por com.,
ntul the nyornKo strength of each grango has
rucu Irom III 'a to nonrly 10.
NORTH SALEM STOEE,
a T TUB BHICK 8TOIIE, HAS JUST I1ECIV
i. cd a full assortment of
General Morohandi&e,
Dry Goodc,
Groceries,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Ulotnmg
Calculated for tho Cltynnd Country Trade. Doucht nt
low. and will bo sold at as SMALL A I'HOKIT. ns
thoso who SELL AT COST. rVTGoods delivered to
inr cart ol tho cltv Ireo or charze. NovHy
STORE.
i havk runciiAsni) thh hntihe
Interest of Mcsi. Ycaton .t LouL'hnry In
tho Furniture Sioro on tho west tide of
Couiincrclal Street, Salem,
nnd shall keep on hand a OBNRUAL AS
SOltTMENT of goods for tho retail trade.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY
rarlor & Cltninbcr Sc.tH,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
ROCKERS- fifcC.,
lly tho ttt or slugTo piece.
Repairing and Jobbing
DONE IN THE 11EST MANNEU.
And at rcaeonablo price, ns I am a practical workman
JOHN GRAY.
Salem. July 19. l$.y " ' " n rt
To CoorButter.
jtril. A. W, CIIKKVKIl Editor of tho New
XlJL .nf;iiirill runner. 111 ijr.u wvr vi nov, illu. atl
vises all Dairymen to ttso
Wells, Kichardson & Co.'s
PERFECTED BUTTER COLOR
He says, "His tho strangest, unrest, and cheapest
butter coloring we lme cur used. For nil that Wo
cm sec. It Is absolutely perfect. It should entirely
supcrscdo tho lite of carrots, nnd nil preparations of
nm.ntto,"
It gives tho f xnct thndo of the best Jersey butter
It if itnro Intense, economical, nnd has no tasto or
smell. It Is an linnrocment on our "Oulden Ex
tract'belnsacnmbliintlon of tho brlaht cllmvrni.
orlnjr principle of tho Unudcllon blossom, nnd It is
greatly superior to carrots, etc , giving a better color,
utid no wotk,
V X Mninplo Riifllctout to color illty
IioiiikU of Hotter tvlll bo sent to tiny ail
tlrcits, noktiinld, on receipt often cent.
Every Dairyman who wishes to rcall.u thohlchctt
prlco should nhu it a trial how. Addref
1VI5LLS, HICIIAItDSON & CO.,
feS3 Ilitrllngtoii, Vermont.
' A Howard of $20,000
Has been olTerred by Congress for tho best nnd mot
dttrnblo mo'hod of drnwlnir SVnter from Wells or cfs.
terns. SHOOTS A COLWELL haro been awarded
tho abovo on their
TZXJ?A.TSTVLTSGr
RUBBER BUCKET PUMP,
for tho renson thnt It Is tho most perfect and Hcslrablo
Pump is uso. Thin EXPANDING lU'CKKT Is tho
only ono that Is or can bo I'ntentid Tho prlncliilo of
cxtinnblon Is this: Tho llubbcr, ,ths or nn Inch
thick, Is placed between twoCONVJSXEn PLATES,
fastcocd tdgeihcr with a screw; tho plates being full
est In tho centre, press hardest In tlio renter, which
causes tho Itubbcr to expand, so thai It enn bo
HEADILY ADJUSTED TO ANY SIZED TUBE,
from I,V to 2 Inches, so ns to produce tho least possl
bio friction anil yet mnkoa perfect vacuum, 'iho stylo
ofOUIt CUlttl, Is new and desirable, with a ventila
ted To), admitting freo circulation of air. Foul and
poisonous ascs aro cjulckly removed by this
N.ACIC PUMP.
His known thnt tho uso of lmptiro Water cniiici
Mioru sickness and death than all other causes com
bined. WochnllciiL'otho world to produce a Punm
flint equals 01lr Xl'nNDINO IIUIJUEH DUCKET
Tho Itubbcr that wo use Is puro Vulcnnlzed White
Hiibher. soil nnd I'Mslle. Tho metnl pnrt or Iho lntrk
et Is FINK HKAfcs. which Is INDKSTHUOTIIILE by
nnyaclds found In water. This pump In nil Itspnrts,
N iho nemo 01 simplicity. DItAWINO MUltE WA
T I It IN A GIVEN TIME: WITH LESS I'OWBIt
THAN ANY OTIIEH 1T.HP NOW IN USB, nnd
Is never obst.ticted by Ircexlnc ir properly adjusted,
IJiicket patcnieil Jan. 0. i,7S. 1'ilco Jl'Jfor Curb,
with lftel, tpout nnd (Irlpc, and llrst ltl leet of plpo
and chain, nnd .10 cts. per r ot Tor nil below tho tlrst
13 rcet. tor l'uiiip, or County, Town orStato ltlRhtK
Address, .MIDDACQH &, DEAIIDSLEY,
Snlem, Oregon.
AT
IS.
STK AJG,
Imjiorter and Dealer lu
Homo -Made and Hand-Mado
13 O OT S .
IF YOU WANT A (iOOl) I'lTTINO FINE DOOT
you can bo accunmodated by c.illlnj;
Xt .fcuustroii;;' Shop,
On StalK Street, oppoilio WILLlb'S HOOK STOItE.
Alt Wur.U AllNANTKO. Pdco ltUAilN.lll.r.
itepalriiiu: Miy((Ni;YM.i.''i ,oir. (1im me a
tumm ,:C'M''1 XVJI' A-""VriCO.MJ.
.VuciitH for tho AVIlliuuetto l'ni'iiicr.
operators "''';:
FRIEDLANDER'S SUSPENSION.
Hepojts oftho hiisponslouoflsano Frlod
lander wero quietly clrculntod ntnn early
hour nftor tho opening of tho banks this
morning. Humors of tho kind hnvo been
Honied nt loast twlco bol'oro within tho past
twoyfrnrp, but thoy wero premature. Wo
regret that wo cannot cay tho same of those
whispered nbout to-day. Mr. Krledlaudor
has beon long lndoiitliied with tho laud anil
snipping interests ot WHtorulii, ntul U wldo
ly known ns ono of tho henvlost oporntorr
in tonnago and whoat in this country. Ills
inr roaenmg entorpriso tins been frequently
as nittcli ola bonellt tootheisiw to his own
private Interest, nnd wo urociulto sure thnt
mo i'iiuhu wm sincerely regret to loam of
his mutortuuo. It Is known that Mr. Frle.N
lander Is a hoavv laud oivnnr In ilm sn
Joquln volley, wtieto crop nro not nlwnys
curtain. Much of this laud ho has sold to
othors on credit, and whon tho ylold wns
poor, ho has carried his clleuts along from
year to year, but uot only waiting on them
lor payments, but advancing seed nud sup
plies to bridge thotn over tho dilllcnltles nt
teuding piHir hnrveaters. lu this way ho
has been nevuinulatlngn burden, which evon
his brend shouldors wero unable to much
longer bear. Tho drought this yoar, In con
uectlou with other looses on wheat add ships,
has culminated In his 8iipensIou. Over a
year ago, In view of tho promiso of au uu-
parallolod Wheat croo. linelmrrArA.1 Iimh
uumbora of sbls to arrlvo from four toolght
months ahead at 60s to 75s. In this business
ho had a lively competitor, whoso uamo is
frequently before tho public in connection
with stock xpeoulatlons. It U true, we havo
hipped more wheat than In any previous
year, but wo shall fall short at loast 100.000
tons or what was considered tho minimum
surplus a year ago. The liberal rates otlerM
brought ships tiore from all quarter of the
world. They came singly aud in schools,
5 1t",letl our harbor as ft has never been
ailed before, A9 tho season wore on,
freights gave way and whoat woul up. Mr.
rledlaudor undoubtedly tried to get enough
wheat berore thoadvauco to mako good what
110 KlieW ho lllOSt l(V nil nl,inu I.Mt in. nt
altogether successful. It li innosslblo at
lllld !. I.. r . ....... 1... ...I.... .
"" """ i h,vo "is iiaouuies, as mucu
Albany
Amity
Ashland
llollvno
llitetu Vista...,
ltrownsvlllo.....
Huttelilo . ...
t'nuyou City.
Cmyoinllle..
J E llannen
It t.Slnipsdii
"'I H Sl.ortrtiL'u
iV .-.. .; Ji'ir Diuls
Wr.i Wills, J Wllobirt
,. 11 Kirk
Riclii'Iiler
..uu iiiiineh.iri
Improved Ranges,
COOK. PARL0K, AND BOX
S T O "V" ES JS,
And Manufacturer of
Tin, Sheet-Iron & Copper
WABE,
Union Dlock. Commercial Street.
&1.EM, OXEOOX.
T ItESI'ECTPriTT.Y lNTntm in mv rm
1. filends nnd cstitomers tint I hnvo lesumed busl
iis. nud Invito the public Kcnernl'y to cull nnd exam
Ino my slock nnd learn my prices. Nov;l lb'Mt
Salom Flouring Mills.
UE3T FAMILY FLOUR,
DAICEU'S EXTH.V, XXX.
8UrEItFINE AND GHAHAM,
MIDDLINGS, IiltAN, AND SHORTS,
CJonNtaiitlj- on IXnutl.
IlIsyliONt rrieo in OVSII
Paid for Wheat
AT ALL TIMES.
R. O. KINNEY.
Sc''t "tf At-ent 8. F. M. Co
Lanyomilii WT Hrlir"s
I "millU City j..s Ma,,!;,;
ClAtson
Crawfonlnllle...
Cove ,
Corvalll
I'reswell
Clacknm.1
Camp Creek
Dallas
Dexter
Davti.ii
ElUon ,
hugviie
Fox Valley ,
rorest Uruc...
Oo'lieu
(vnat
Halsoy
Ilnrrlsburj ,
HllUboro
Jlipncr
Independence...,
Jucctlon ,,
Jacksonville
KliiB's Valley....
Jctlerton ,
LewUxlllo
uir.uettc.
Lebanon.
Monroft
McMinnvlllo..
Moumouth....
Ncetlr
New Era
....a...
.irko
u j .Morn-en
.Jti-l.. rt tilnr
. Keinlall
L Wowlwartl
' KofCoo Knox
W A Mills
I! Hammvritvy
' DLee. D M Oiithrlo
.'' Hainisaker
luewton .V Drain
....KFnbi
EC Haduwiiy
A It Halm
John Mci'lueg
.... D i.artlner
lliihe. W L Curtis
J llnml.iiker
s SI Oalnes
...TJ DhcU
Hliam bmlth
A Litelllii
Morrow & llerrtn
'hiuHh'ilV'aNtVe.yi:Co.. W L Lenion
M lVlenioii
Cornier A Cicsno
John W ltoland
........II OMcTlmmomH
....Url'oppleton. A It Ueniy
SH Clau;luou
Jos Kel.iey
JUMorrls, A Ucld
W Wuterhouso
Wra Moreland
J Casto
.i"' lastieman
ESTAUL1.M1ED 1855.
Willaiaetto Hiarsorv.
G. W. WALLINCI & SON,
riiorjsiETORs,
Oswogo, 01rAcl??.mas co., Oregon.
WALLING'S
!'
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NowvlUUle...
sca?: v::.v.v:.v:: sVtill
ou... V blvltaymond
ot. "
Oregon City..
Pendleton....
IVorta
Pilot Hock...,
Fort lain!
l'rlnesvlllo
lVrryiUle
ltlckroal
ltoebunj ,
sjflo
Mlvertoii
Slusld's
Sprlnadeld
. 1. .II. .
vi. ooipiey
i. J II Schroeder
... wM llilrnn
..W A Whitman
DrJ 11 Irvine
rc r.mun.
...S F Lee, Agent State (irsnje
u.MriinRlo
....McGrew's htoro
.....F A Patterson
" -..Tho Smith
.....! V Jones, Thos Mimker
... M Towers, O It Wheeler
A ii llovey
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Ivhtii.k !... !..,. ..,... ..11....S, .... 1 !.. llllr
-..w ...,v ...., .. ..u..u.Wiiiixi iiepoudsou thosolvont character of his as
so long. Such occasions, such opjortunItlts sots. Admitting theo to boas gool as ho
for eujoyiueut como rarely to them nnd they Aleves them to be, bU uuwciuod liabilities
Tin-out
The Dalles....
Turuer
Vnncoaver
WUUmetto Forks
F S Ilarzeo
SL ftruoks
i,;.v;. "WM lHUcry
.S Hi-own. It UlKnnto
wiiuivaiV0"' M W'M
Waldo. J K Hrevr
Vwicalta JHElUionVljSApplegato
PEACH PLUM,
Tlio Italian Prune,
And tho best varieties of
l'lllllt.
Prune,
reach,
Apple,
Pear.
, Cherry,
Nut and Shade Trees,
IN FULL ASSORTMENT.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue.
-P. C. SULLIVAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OPERA HOUSE, SALEM.
8. E, corner, at head, of stairs. fcUy
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