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DIRECTORY.
ori'i;i:sortiie national uhangh.
Miultr John T. .Touch, Ilnrtf.n, l'lillllpe. Ark.
0(crt(crJ J. Woodman, Paw l'aw, Van Hurcfi,
' situirr A. II Hmctlley.Crtrco, Howard, In.
AteKWrf A..I. Vaualiu, Mciiitr. 'tutm.
A in' I Min Miirlliucr Wlillilnad, .MlddlobuM),
Hoinirrt't, N.J . . . ...
VninttiiiiH H Hill. Hp'lnnlmroucli. Warren. O.
Tmwntr I". M. Mrllnwtll, Wajnc, Miuliou,N.).
Necielitru-O. II l.ullcy, I imUvlili. Ky.
' (liitt-ltxr-U Dlnwiddli), Ortlnrd drove, Intl.
Vyj-Mrp.. JolinT .lour". Ilirlun, I'IiIiIIdh, Alk.
7or-.Mrr. Hamuli 1!. rl imi. Munllcilln, Minn.
Jlwinntt Mrs Harvey (loi'dird, North (Iranti). rt.
Isvlij AnihlmU Meuaul-IM Caroline A. Hull,
I.julm lllc, Ky.
r.xKOUTivn jomhittbk.
I). Wyatt Alki'ii, (Chairman,) I'okiabury, 8. C,
12. It. Hhank'ahil, Ilnliwpii! town.
tJiKlIt-y T, Cliniiv, Clitri'iimttt N II.
Alonu (I jldir, Uork Kail, WhltPflile. Ill
W. II. Chambers, Oatrcirlitu.ltUFecll. Ala,
Olllccr of Oregon Mute Urungu.
Mmttr Win, Cyrim, Htlo.
)f.Ni.A. It. Hhlnluv. OnueffO.
cftrer-Mrs. K. N. Hunt, Sublimity.
titfritaru-t. I. Davldion. Halcin.
Attwanf-Xt H. Thuma, Walla Walla, W. T.
AmMimI 8tuiinl-U W. Kldillu, Canyonvllle.
fAnifaa W. II. dray, Antorla.
Treiwirt r-S. 1'. Leo, Portland,
Uatt-Kceittr-A. II. Oraliam, I'laticr'a Landing,
Clark county, W. T.
CVrw-Mra. II. A. Miller. .Jacksonville.
itomwin-Mra. H. V. I.Htrhjm, McMiiinvllle.
7or(i-.Mri. K. A. Kelly. Kant l'ortland.
d( Au't Mtward-Mtt. Georgia Smith, Hood
K!M('"S1m-Wm. CyrnN 8clot It. Clow,
Dalhw; K. I.. Hmlth, Hood Ulyer.
Wafc UurtntM Agint-i. V. bte. Portland.
Btate Orange Deputies for 1877
lUiOfflci. Krpun.
BINTOK.
A Holder
..Comma Coryallli
CLACKAMAS. .. ,
Knorh Hklrvlno Halts Cree-K.
N W Handall Oregon City..
IXIUIII.AH.
t ur it..... Mvrtle Creek
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a M Oa'dner Drain' Station
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riym?tonTKol7yA".'....Kait Irtland....K.t Portland
MAIUOH.
PF Cattleman ilntlevlllo
a W Hunt Hnbllmlty Balem
JH T Miller"! Jaekaonrllle Jaekaonrllle
V A l,attt)rott'.........HIckrcal...... ....... ....Balem
J J Charlton...'. doooUke Jaekfonvitle
DanlcKToi'ie?": Kerl.ytllle Jaekaonrlllo
Jamoa WMatlock Oothcn
IlAIrvlno....'. Lebanon Albany
John Km".3.'!'. TyKl Tho UaUca
VAX II ILL.
I) O Durham McMInnvllh
J Hat)ilnKt (laiton
D II Kim' hart.'. Canyon City Canyon City
K W Ciinyim Columbia City
TIIIAMWOK. . ., .,...,
II V lliildiin TlltoinutiK iMirin lnmniii
IIMATIII.A.
JH WllllH
...Wenliin.
oflon
I OOK.
J HciiryHliriMiU'r.... Ott i
wAniiiNiiTtiM Tr.mii rtmr.
t I.MIR.
H W Itrowii Vniieimvrr
KlltlMIIIA.
Itl'Hltili I)a)lim
I.hltlntfor Colfax Colfax
(iiriiAMi).
MZ tloo'Mo Mint '
iikiwk.
BH MfUmn CliolitlU 1'ii'nt
LOAbiHrtl?"'": WUI (,1J"l,ln
It IkiimmiIk ..olni
Jullun llorloV anitt'o Hcattlo
i.i.wi.
I.MPIiTiii L'liquatn
AKIMA.
UICook Klliiitiiint
Iiiaiiyoiiintf whom Ibo l)iiuly ni itolnUtl U lint
tho iimt nullalilo, in d tho (Iraiucji iir ilju luralliy w III
pruiMirly Imllralo lo mo n rlioli. In III .bo plin nl, ror
In many Inflame I haubei.ii obllnt'd to nuku ap
poiiii iioni" Hiiiioui Kiiuiiuri "..;.." ,;;..,. u
Mn.lir Oni-'imHulu (limine, 1'. of II.
Mootinij of Subordluato GraiisoB
mns roi'NTY.
Ilnpti, No. 'Jli umolHlu Albany, mi llio lot
nml ilHxitiriUvM nf I'Hiili iimntli, ut 10 u. in.
Otic I'itln, Nn. li In UnUoy, '-nil nml Ith
Hiiiirilinuill . in. ,
Humor. No. UK, In Cruwfonlnvlllti, 1st
iiiulilril HittunluyH. nt'jp. in.
Hnicnni No. Kl, ni Mllltin Stntloii, Itb
B.itiirtliy.ul 1 i. ni. ,, , ...
liHlMiion No. 'H, it Ub.inon, 'J I nml -llii
Kiitunltv. il 10 h. in
tlr.iiul I'rulilo No. IH, I li Situnliiy.
Knox ltuttu No. 'JJ, 1st mid nt S.dur-
Nuitlitui No. 117, Sml mid Itli Satmtlays,
nt 10 ii in. ..,..,
llroA-navllltt No. 10, Ut nml Slid hiiltir-
"'I'miKoiit, No. 7, Ut mid llrd I-'rldnyH, ut 10
'iLiirliliiirji, No. It, lu mid llrd Sattir
tlu"4. ni 10 ti in.
Slmdil, No, it, Ut mid :il SitlurdiiyH, ut 10
'll tjuy lit mil No. HI, Ut mid Ud HMimlnyn
In n ion month rmiii iiotouer to Juiiii.hiuI on
tint Ut Suluriliiy thti li.iUiU'nortlio joar,
llitrnionv No. u.1, llrd Hatnrduy, rrKiilnrlv,
oxoopt In Nov. Duo,, Jun., Feb., mid Murcti,
wliou lbty mont Hut Ut Friday.
iii:nix)n county.
Soip Crook. No II, UtN.tliiidii.vitt (On. m.
WllluniHlltt No. (a, Ut Tltiirndiiy, at 10 it.m
lMilloumlli, No IS, UtiMturdiiy.tit lOn.m.
h.VNi: COUNTY.
UrtMHivnll, Nu. 01. I'll HrtlnriliiV, 1 1. III.
KiiKinm, No. :xl, In KtiKiuui Olty, :ird Hut
.tiny, ut 10 o. m.
tllmrlty, No 70. Sd S,itnr('y.
(Ionium, No. 101. Ut Saturday, ut lOo'clook
Jiiuullon City, No. U, Sod hutnrdiy, ut I
'Mokunalo, No. 107, Camp UrtHk', Sd Swtur.
ly 1'OliK COUNTY.
Oiik Point, No. :l, Ut mid :trd Sutnrdiiyn.
MAJUON COUNTY.
BalmnliMiiiiti, No. , Ut mid li Siitiir.
day In 40li month, tnoi In Atiitimt, Sop
tomlmr, and Ooiobtr, whon It niimtH only on
tho Ut S.tiuriliivi iliHlr IimII In Sdom.
Aliloua, No KM, Itli S.UnnUi.v.
HitiiW IMlnt. No IS. ad.MtnriUy.iitl P. ill.
lluttu Orouk. No. 8J. 3rd Saturday, nt 10
' '"' WASHINGTON COUNTY.
liakvvrtoti No. 100, moots Ut, S.iturday, nt
lOu'olook.
Marlon County Pomona Qrango
Will nuHit at Salem Uraugo Hull on tho first
Friday in July, at 11 o'olook a, m.
" (1, (1, (li.KN.N, Sco'y.
IwillpwSW, In noli!, premium for tho
li-ist "IJUiik Htrim-or" colt exhibited at tho
HMM FdlrthU fall, J. W. Nkjmitu. -
Address to Farmers.
Tho farmers of tho United Status hold In
their grasp a vast powor, and they aro be
ginning lo hoo tliat thoy must uso It for tholr
own protection. Wo havo noen that out of a
total population of 33,653,371 In tho United
Slates in 1870, 5,022 471 porsonst.or moto than
ona hovontli ot tho onllro pojiuhtlon oi tho
union, wcro cngaRrd In ofrrlculttiral pur
Mills. In tho bitnii year, tho total inulo pop
illation or tho nptibllo woh 10,401,50", oftlia
number of persons Klifii as engaged In
n?rleuUiirl purmilln C.C25.C0T tvrro irialos.
So tint tho mnl'is of tho firmliiB Claris
number tnoto Ibun ono fotiilh of Ihoentlro
nmlo population of the country. Ol the 10,
IO!,r,Uf malm itlvon aboo, 8,125,011 wero
twenty oiic.ori ofiiRoand over, or almott
cuo baltof tlio male population constitute
tho ioIIiik class. Assuming tho atno pro
norlloti for tho aurleultural class. Wo hIihII
lliul that about S.000,000 of this class aro
volers. Tho tru h la, hotvovor, thatlho pop
ulation iHRroator. ortho5,r25,00JaKrlcultur
Ists, 420,381 woro from Blztoon to llfty-nlno,
and 443,031 woro sixty and ovor. Hy tho
census from whloh tboso Dguros aro taken,
the numbor of farmers and planters Is placed
nt 2,055,030 malos , nono of whom aro undor
slxtoon years of age; very few can bomlnorr,
and It seems clear that tho (treat majority of
thorn must bo voters. Wo think, then, that
wo aro warranted In asserting that tho num
ber of perrons ongagod In agricultural pur
suits and possessing tho right of suffrage, Is
over 4,000,000 or fully onohalf of tho entire
population of tho Republic. We boo no roa-
son to distrust this estimate. It appeam falr(
and though wo havo no doflnlto returns to
offer upon thin hoad, wo aro kuro that wo are
vory near tho actual truth In placing tho vot
ing strongth of tho farming classes at ono
half of that of tho entlro country, Now, If
this bo true, It noods no arguraont to prove lo
tho farmers of this country that thoy possess
the power as well an tho deslro lo remody the
gilevanoes of which thoy complain. Four
million voters unltod in a common cause,
and seeking tho triumph of a common prin
ciple, aro capablo of accomplishing anything.
Hut thoy must bo united, thoro must bo no
divisions among them, no quarreling ovor
potty Issuos. Tho groat objects for which
they strive must bo first aohlovod, and
minor dlfroroncos notllod afterwards. What
oaii bo moro Imttortant to tho furmor than tho
caiiHoof his own Independence? This re
demption from his slavory to tho monopn
Hoi that havo wrotiKod him no dooply, mid
robbed him ho thoroughly? Htato and
Fin! n nil legislation cau bo ho thoroughly
controlled by this powerful army of ototf,
.that no unjust ar buriloiisom law can bo
onauted to their dladimitai). Tho reptal
oftlioHonf wliluh they I'ompl ilu can boof-I'-Milotl.
And tho pasiio of mich as run
uet'tisary lo (ho lutiiitiimltiii of mi era of
Jiibikoiind itiiillty Nouurod. It will liuu
gmat nml glorious rovolutlon. And It Mill
bo pcnrofiil. 'J hero will bo no Mrlfu; no
blood bhctl; no ruined homes; no Ntnrviiig
willow s and orphans to out tluilr rejiroiiolioi
upon tho moil who undorlauo tho chiiimo.
On tho contrary, tho ouumleH of tho peoplo
will bo thoroughly tlnloalod in u quiet mid
luvixlblo tumiiiMr; mid llio fewer of llio inon
opollsta will bo uo tliorotiKbly broken thi.t
they will no longer ho able lo opprimnnd
urlud tho poor, or tboso los fortuuato than
thoiusclviiH. Tho pocr of bringing nbmr.
a dlll'oreiit condlllou of all'tlrs Imlng t tins hu
cured lo tho f irmors, it bccomcn n hdIoiuu
duty upon tholr purl to usu it. In doing ko,
thryiMii liuiieltt not only iliriimihv, but
tho onllro nation. 'lhopi)('rolihoiiionoH
lists to opprosH must bu broken; mid thoy
otu break It. They oun rid tho country of
the t;n.it our.su that has bom tovlng It for n
long. Hut, In onlorlo accoiuptUh nuj ihlnj;,
the fanui'iV xnto miut ho ca hh h mill in
latorol tho imMturiw tUtiirril, autl of llio
men ehoatui lo carry Into e.ecii'loii tLcao
iiUHUiu, llhhorlii UiIh oto has bpon di
vided, mid llio inouojollhtu liatolHl.iu nd
vmitiiKU of this division to Malen their yoke
upon (ho nation. Let llio fiirmora now com
bine fir tho noiotiipllihmeut of thn cmU
thoy havo In view, mid (horn will hn thou
minis nfiotcs thrown with tlit'in by tho out'
slilo publlu, who IniMi a common Itilcio, t
with tlu in; mid Mimm Is cvitulii. Hy pre
senting as koIIiI front all over tho Union
upon question vital to (hem, and by nctliiK
10,01111 man lu (ho hour of coutlict with tho
enemy, thumiucebsof tho farmora movement
will bo as certain as (ho rUlug of tho sun.
Tho be-d. opportunity ever prmentt'd to tho
American tanner, of combined and cm r
getlo netlou In bcihalfof their rights, is held
nuttotheui nt prosont by tho order of the
Patrons of iltisbuulry, an orpuiUa Ion
which U tolng to Mtuk tor tho good of tho
whole country,
Mr. K.lllor, hoping that you will excuoo
thU lemtthy article, and glxu It publicity In
Mitir Miliiaolo (Mpor, which wo aroidwaja
ready to welcoiuo to our iliMilllmjH, I loiiialu
thti Uiauera' friend. J, S. Stilu
1'okln, W.T Juno 6,1877.
Coiubluntiou Cflobrntlon.
Tho citizens or Sclo and JelVii'sou will
uiillo temiison thn Fouith of Jul , at UreonN
Forrv biblmi and celebrate tbo day with it
royal lMsl:tt plento and tin iiku.i1 amount of
spvaklng, music, oto. Tho following persona
upptsir lu the prot;miitiui.
Prcolilctuof tho day, Jacob Conbor.
Orator, Dr. K.J. IUiuid.
Header of Declaration, F. P. Jones.
Chaplain, Hay. S. Miller.
Oraud Maruhal, G, W. Jolnuon.
TIikiiuinIo will bo furulshod by the Solo
and Jetl'orsoti Hrass H-iuiU.
Thono who wih to puss, a pleasant dsy
upon tho lovely hanks of tho awiarolllug
Santltm, nro invited to bo ptcsfut.
Greenbaolt Efeotlac.
Them will Itui mooting of llio citizens of
Monmouth nml vicinity, on Saturday, Juno
30th, at ouo o'clock r, i., for tho purporo of
forming it "Oreotibjck Club." Hon. N. L.
llutler will bo present to sddroa thOii
aemblod. upon tho UnaurUl quratlons of
thoiUy, Uverj body lutorwtod U united to
altoud,
WILLAMETTE
Lewis .County, W. T.
Thlnkiogsome of your roadors would bo
Intorosted to learn of tho agricultural advan
tngoaorLowitj county, Washington Territory,
and especially tboso who havolatoly Imnil
I'ratotl to fits slopo, I venturo tbo follow
ing: Tho section of which I particulaily
wrlioimioar tho cetilral part of llio counts,
In tho vicinity or, or not dhtant from tho
Northern Paelllo railroad. Tho best land for
cultivation 1j river bottom land, uU of which
requires clearing. Tho growth upon this
kind or land consists principally of soft
unplo, yino maplo, ash, ultlar,cultt!m, nod
oi'fitloual codar, or fir, In fact on sonio lands
tin-growth or fir mid co'lar Is considerable.
Tho Nowaukum ritor which moaudora
through quite u portion of this county, al
though quito a stream In winter, noer
dunugos by ovorllow. Thoro aro occasional
s'roains llowlng Into tho Newaukum river
addlug to tho convenience If not tbo fertility
of tho lands through which they pass. To
delineate moro oloarly tho general appoar
anco of tho country of which 1 spoak, I will
say It is, generally speaking, heavily timber
ed. Tho best lands aro ownod olthor by
roBldonts, who always wclcomo now comors,
or by speculators who years ago thought of
making a good interest on tholr invostmont,
nut who, I oan safely say, havo bean disap
pointed and now after having paid taxes on
their land for years aro offering to sell for
from threo to Ave dollars poracre; thoso are
faotsof which I am well acquainted, thoro
being several hundred acres of such land as
I havodosorlbod within threo and four miles
ofNowaukum town, on N. P. It. It., and
now oflerod for sale at prices above namod.
Thoro aro some exoollont tracts of land
which labor or capital or both would con
vortlnto valuable grain and hay farms.
Comparatively speaking of tho total oroa of
tho country, good land well looatod with
reforonoo to market is not abundant, but
tboso living on tho lino of tho N. V. It. It,
havo cortalnly advantages whloh fow loca
tions rival with every prospeot of improve
ment. Thoro aro several boautiful prairies.
tho largost ot whloh Is tho Cowlitz, whoro
aro oxcollent farms and sovornl ontorprlslng
and successful farmors; the soil Is good, loca
tion fivo or six miles from railroad station,
Ah in all countrlos, so horo thore aro farms
forsalo, not only pralrlo farms but farms
whloh havo been uloarod along tho river, and
In my judgmont offered low, and yot I do
not wish to onoourago auy to oouio horo who
aro afraid ofthoforcs's or tho loll uecersary
tonubduo them.
Of markots cattle aro vory low, noyorn
a better time to stock a rami. Produce mar
ket Ih good, liuttor l-i S." routs per pound.
i:KH inio not been below 18 cents por do.en
ami nro now 20 cents per dozen. Ii was
upon such laud us I havo doscrlbetl as rlvor
boitoiii laud (hat tho who it furnished from
county to tho Centennial Inhibition was
grown. Tlio average ylbld on biiua luuil l.i
from 18 to 15 bushels to llio acre; hay two to
Ihrco tons per ncro. Persons who wUh lo
purchaso laud In Lewis county will do woll
lo unqulM of James T Horry or tbo County
Auditor, loo itod at CholmlU Station, Lewis
county. it. j. n.
Norlhainplon, Mass,, Juno 14. An oyn
wltucaH deM-rlbes the Kceue: Tho Ilauip
ahlru superior t'tiurt lud Just adjourned and
there were many loams on the roul loading
t" llailloy ami Aiuhcr.t. Suddenly the mot
violent galu ior known lu tbo county
j)riing up awninpiin'od with hail. Pconlu
ia middroio ti).in the brltlgo for ahelier
Irom i ho storm mull it company of tlltrcn
porioii. wiuo lKiiiMth Hid roof of tho bridge,
suddenly tlio houy tlinbors begut to creak
and Inn M'cond llio Mrucluro was rulsrd
bodily lu tlio nlr mid hurled with Hdeafun
lug crash Into tho river below. It was com.
plottjly demoll iheit by tho tall. A gang of
tutu dam iIiim plant liiuneili ttely wcui to tho
if'cuc. Tho Hi m. body removed was Mrs.
MiHltu, of llmll y, l)rui-ctl tuitl crushed
ImioiidncagHiiiiiii. Suerlll' Cool;, nf Had
bv. w,s vory hfinrt'lv bruised, and will
piulMbiy die. O sir;o II. Nnilth, or lliiill-y.
t.i.d W. W. SiiiIlI), or Aiiiht.ru, ircelvcd
h"ilniH Ii Jul its, bm will recover. O iarn
weio (Hkeu nui ellve nod uninjured.
Man's Manm-.iis Pollleneea Is to a man
what beau'y U to a woman. It croalts an
liiNtantanenus lmprrikloii lu his bel'ili,
vxhllo the oppodto quality xercl.st nsquluk
u ptrJudiiMiinhisi Dim. Tim pilltlolan u ho
has this mil mirago easily illstmicra iilltlmrl.
val caudlilatcs, fir every voter hn speaks
with bd-oiiiMlnMHtilly his friend. Tho very
tones in which IioiisWh lor a uu'.oh to Unlit
hixclitar, aro often moro potent than tliosoof
a Webster or it Clay,
Pi'lMituI manners has nrniu made bun
duxU Miccosaful, while the bast or men by
(heir hardut t-s and coolnens havo douo them-i-elvos
an IncalculabUi inury,lheiliell being
an rough (hat tho world could not believe
that thorn was a preolous kernel within It.
Had Italeigli never (lung down his coat In
tho mud lor tbo proud Kll.beth to walk on,
hla career through Urn would c nicely havo
btcn worth recording. Droves or men bav-H
Uen hiicMtHsfiil In Hr, by pleasing marnera
nloiiH. It Isa trait orobaraotor well worth
cultivating. Never forget tho valuo of true
olvlllty.
riRU A V 1IARRISQURQ.
A corroMondoiit nmds us tho psitleular
ofthe burning of the drv-hnuhe or DoticUa A
Canter at llarrUburir, on the mornlmr of tho
SUt, which aro contained loan exiiaofthn
Xiicleu. Tho building was worth I00, and
lit 000 Tvet of lumber, worth about fJOO. all of
whloh was consumed. It was prob.tbly the
workofau luceiidUry.
u Uouto.
Yesterday tho steamer Dakota silled from
Sau Francisco for Victoria, having on board
tha following persons hound for Portland:
D. S, Alex uulornud wife, Senator SauUluirv
J. It Jack jo it, Sanator Morton and wire, O.
T. Morton, OeorgoISurbduk,SeuVorMe.Mul
Imiaud wife, I mac Kinsley, I). L. Klnlov,
I). L Stophous. Jacob Itower Mls A. Kills.
uud IS lu the stcarnse,
Uoolij Prctoutml.
II. A. Johuou, P.,q yesterday pronotl
to (ho Llnrary at iho Peniteii'Hrj , fotir
lvrgfl MilunbUreliloiu vvoiLs. Tho hooka,
wero ltuichaacd from tho proceeds ol a
l.at colltcdou taken up on tho tump meet
bRRroundsat Dalits; Us'. Si; unit v. To.
vtotUsnroluierotlu?. and u valuablo a.till.
I tlou to tho library.
FARMER
IMPOETANT GIROULAB.
Poiitland, Juno 0, 1877.
Wo contemplate exhibiting at tho Twelfth
Industrial Exhibition, to bo held nt San
Francisco during tho mouths or August end
Snpiomborof tlio current year, n collection
ol Oregon Products similar to tho Centenni
al Exhibit, which has proved so much credit
to our State, huiI respectfully request your
ii-tlsinncoiu lids undertaking. A on nro no
doubt nwmool the tact, Hint our neighbors
in (UliinrnliiHrH doliitr much liilury lo our
State by Impressing upon lntouumir urogon
Imnilgranis their trroneous Ideas of tho ro
sources and cllmato or Oregon, thus deter
ring them from coming here. To meottheso
unreasonable prtudico,ItHcoms to m?,thoro
ti ill Do nothing moro t llectlvo than to place
bnloro tho people of California a completo
collection of tho varied products of our Stato
and to hUow that they nro urn quailed
auywhoro
Should this moet your vlow?, I would re
spectfully rtquost jour readers to send us
specimens of grains and grassos in sheaf,
vonetablo, ilax, fruit, wool timber and artl
dim lniinnlnr.tiirntl from them.
ArtlnliiH Inft nt nnv railroad station, nd-
dressed to tho undersigned, will bo forward
ed froo of charge. Any rcatonublo exponso
incurred In collecting and packing Bnmplcs
will bnnaid.
As tho exhibition opens on the 7th day of
August, it is desirauio mat arucioa iniennoa
for exhibition should reach Portland before
July 31st. Fruit will bo received after that
date and sent to San Franolsco on every
stoamer during tho continuance of tho Ex-
uioition. very itespocuuiiy,
P. 80HULZE,
Land Agont O. A O. H. Co,
An Old Folks' Surprise Party.
Yoetorday one of thoso pleasant little inci
dents occurred that wo like to place on
record:
Mrs. John O. Wright arrangod an old
ladle's surprlso dinner in honor of Mrs. Lucy
Wood worth and Mrn. Elizabeth Smith.
The former lady Is tbo mother-in-law of Mr.
John Berry, and Is vlsltlug at Mrs. Wright's,
ana soon expects to return to mediates.
Mrs. Woodworth Is only 76 years of age, but
old age sets lightly upon her brow, and care
seems to have taken Its flight from hervloln
Hy. Mrs. Ellzaboth Smith, tbo mother of
Hon. Frabrltus it. smith, lias just ceieoratou
hor 01st birth day, and looks as if she might
survlvo 01 years longor, so halo and hoarty
is she In action and appoaranco.
Mrs. Woodworth net oxnootlng visitors
herself, was inducod to "fix up," to rocolvoa
nolghhor who had boon Invited to lunch
with Mrs. Wright, but whon tho old ladles
of tho city commoncod dropping lu byonos
and twos, mid tho elogaut parlora of Ex
Mayor Wright's was goltlng tolerably woll
flllod up, sho "ausplclonod something" ami
sccoptlng tlio situation rocolved hor visitors
with nil tho statoly stylo of yoro.
Among those present were Mrs, Hobort
Kinney, Mrs. Teresa JefTros, Mrs. Sarah
Harry, Mrs. Phorno Prlngle, Mrs, Darodaria
McFarlanti, Mrs. Kalherlno lUchmmi, Mrs.
Mary Taylor mid Mrs. Ellabeth Patterson.
Tholr iigos ranged from CO yeaM up to 01,
mid such a real good, jolightful, motherly
looking parly was novorsueu InSalem bjforn.
A number of other ladles worn exported
but sent regrets or woro out of tho city.
Ono old lady ngetl 72 was ab-ent on her
" wedding trip," othorwlso Bho would huvo
bieu there.
Mrs. Wright fpread nu eleguut ltintih and
when tho Indies were m atotl at tho tablo nml
tho tea poured out, fuu communcod, such
htorleawero told, such romluocnncra woro
brouglit up, hiiuh tixporlnnreHof liuigsyni
nartii'.ed that It would havo did tiuyono Rood
to havo listened to them.
Hut vim In'ivo lo Im initiation ns to how
thoafternrtiii whs pasinil In s'jflal ohlt-chut
mid only add that Mrs. Wilglit must feet
amply repaid, her scheme having mot with
hticti unhoiiuded sticctss.
Front Mehama.
Jiim: S0:h, li77.
Tho nrrangemeut.s for ttio odieDratloti at
this plsouurti baliu; mstlu for u Jolly tlmo.
ThoSiaylon brass baud will furnish the
luxtriimeutiil muilomxl Prot. D. C. Powell
with his choir (ho vucal.
A whole elk will be birb.icuod nml J, X.
Smith will furnish tbo animal.
Df. 0. 11. Hall will or.tto and W. V. Tilton
will be (ho grand uilts'iiiI.
Aprocutalou of wanou and liorHomoit will
ottnio Irom Sttvtou hi Irnly ' Orl.uiUl " or
" Pioneer My lo " I don't know which.
Tlio minors from all tlio coups mi tho
Uoptir Niniiim vi 1 im heie.
I3iorj hojy will ho msUo vveluom...
J.. I. IS.
AUMhVn.i.1;, June 30.
Atlla'overy has rt-cnitly been iimoo in
ibis viititv , (hat may throw lluht on borne
tiiinu'ri i.'ii ii.uo aip-.r"l mvstcrioii. Mv
ntijtlitior, tlio widow lutl-, Vuiiid tlut Ii. r
cows dli) uotglvn the iixiiitt ainoiilit lit mi k
JiMint (he (lino lhi s'tniiit have givui
must. On a t-rtuln nu ruin,', g'ltng out
to milk, xli I mini k 1 1 . lil.iiuini. tin
neighbor, him Jnsi tliiuh. iil.i. J lit.irju.r.
Now, by whiti imini. i ii ii . nr lawvcra
mil thUait, and what, p.iu'.. wiild itithch
(o the tkoil
MoitAl, Ho cartful how jou jtimuh 30iir
ncur neighbor of milking yotiruuwH.
W. Poutkii.
State DoputUs Appoluted,
lion. W. It. Dunbar, O. W. U. T., annoiin
ctw the follow lug State Deputies forihiH car,
viz: lUv. J. H. N. Hell, Ashland, H. 11.
Allen, Kq , llaltoy; John Kirl, Salem; Mrs.
V.. Iliixter, Forest Orove; Hon. II. Murium,
Hlllsboro; Dr. J. Cast.', New Kra; Nat llol
man, Dallas; W. S. James, Ponl.iml.
Other appointments fir dlllnront locill'ls,
will lo mitdnsoon. Dlstiiol Deputies of lnai
jvar will continue to s.rve mull tljeli-Mio-cuM.otsaro
named lu tint public prints.
Tho MussenRor.
Wo note that tho Mehsmer that timuirlit
the IntalllgHiiiia fiom Ibo M-eno of the IiulUn
truiiiiloa to Walla Walla, as pnril klieil in ihe
Daily Hi couu yesterday, vhs William Io,
Tina gentleman is well known in Ibis city,
whoro he was for nt-urly two jestx, bar
kHNper f.tr J. O. Adkluw, at the Idaho saloon.
Hill U on "the light," Hint those who know
him villi -XKiio ItHar soma uood Indian
varus when this "cruel war la over," acd
Hill gets hick to tho valley.
Stoaiuor "Ohio."
This light draught biat arrived hero last
night about II r. t. She hail beou delayed
by the extremely low stags of water on Ihe
Upper Hlver, Capt. Scott states that he cau
not fix any settled dates for her futuro trips
until tho river rises. She takes down
twenty Ions of Hour from Kluney's mill and
fiftotm tons of freight from the Farmers'
Warehouse. Her rudder was slightly dam
aged by striking on a bar, but that his boon
repaired.
School Fond.
H.venlly was publlhed In tho Daily
Hhcounthe number of children In tho State
btviesii the ages of four and twenty years.
The amount to each ahlldoutof the common
.'hool fiiiul interest is 4(3.S cents coin and
IDS omits rurroiun-. making a grand total of
fil,372 01 coin aad 9,S4tJ SO curreucy.
WITH THEE.
I'd rather walk through shower with thoo,
Than with another when tho air
Is soft with summer, and as fair
Tho heavens above us na o ten
Cf dim, tinfatbomrd sspphiro, where,
Slow drilling on a liquid ky,
Tho whllO'Salled ships of Qott ilent by.
Sweeter In storm to bo with I lire,
Dark waters 'round us, and the roar
Of btenkors on an timeen shore
Iteoundliig louder on tho lee,
Than with another, falling o'er
A rippling lnko, where angry ualo
May never rend the silken t-all .
W. V. Kllmorth in Senbncr for Jnnc.
t'oiiulisjuid Colds,
From Samuel A, Walker. Eq., Ibo well
known ileal Estalo Auctioneer of Hoston.
"Having experienced rosults of a snlisfac
lory ohoraclor from the uso of Wibtaii'b
Halham ot" Wild CinmnY, lu cases or se
vere colds, during Iho past two years, 1 havo
full faith in Its renovating powor. I was
first iuducod to try this mediclno by the
strong rocommondatlon of a friend, who
was well-nigh gono with consumption, and.
wuoso rotior irom tne uso or it satisueu mo
of its groat value in caeos of colds and de
cllno, and most oloarly demonstrated to my
mind Its great vsluo as a restoratlvo, that
only needs a fair trial to Insure a grateful
recognition from the public." Sold by all
druggists.
Important to all Invalids. Iron lu Use
Blod.
The Peruvian Syrup, a protected solution
of the protoxide of Iron, strikes at the root of
disease by supplying tbo blood with Its vi
tal principle, or life element Iron. This la
tbo secret of tbo wonderful success of thia
remedy n curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Dlarrhoia, Bolls,
Nervous Affections, Chills and Fevers, Hu
mors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female Com
plaints, and all dlseasos originating In a bad
state of tho blood, or aocompanlod by debil
ity or a low state of the system. Sold by all
druggists.
X". A. Smltli, .Vartlavt,
Halom, Oregon, dealer In Htcrcotcopc and Btere
rcoplc Vlowi, and Scone or Salem and tbo urroand
lujrconntrr, Llfo.Blxo Photograph!, In India Ink, Oil
or Water Color. sell
RR P &HH aWcoktoAi
;rnta. $10 Ouflt Vw
!UY, AuRuata, Maine.
rJJ r 0 9 t
I.I'.U.VICKl
Dr. H. SMITH,
X ENTIST,
8ALEM, OitKGON.
Ofllco moved over IllfKYMAN IlltOS.' NEW STORK
OIllco bourn from u a. in. lo 3 1', m.
Salem Flouring Mills.
1I1WT l'AMILY KI.OUH,
BAKKlfd EXTKA, XXX.
301'CUKIKIt AND tlUAtlAJI,
MIDDLINGS, liltAN, AND BlIOitTS,
CosiHruiiily ou Ilmicl.
II1ionL X'rloo in O.A.BJHI
Paid for Wheat
O. KINNKY,
Aatnt . if. M. Co
Hept istr
i:sr,tuMstii;o isss.
Willainotto !Wuiserv
a. W, WALLING & SON,
ritnriiiUTORH.
Oawoso, Olaolcaiuaa co., Orogon.
WALL1NGTS
PEACH PLUM,
Tlio Italian Prittic,
And the bct varieties of
11 It 111,
l'ruuo,
l'eacli,
Aiplo,
Pear.
i'liorrs-,
Nut and Shade Trees,
IN FULL ASSOMMENT.
Send for Dosoriptivo Catalogue.
B.
STRAXG
Importer and Dealer la
Improved Ranges,
COOK. PABL0B, AND BOX
O T7"
And Manufacturer of
Tin, Sheet-Iron & Copper
AV A K E,
Union Block. Commercial Street.
SALKM OREO OX.
IntcsrncTpuuLY infoim all mt olb
rrUndarilcfUl!nirr tiat I have retnmed bul-n-i.
and Invite the pnblle gntral'y to call and exam
lue my utock and learn ct prlcet. Nov:l ISxICf
8. II. CLAUGHTON,
TroT.nY 1MU1LIC, llrnl tate jRtsat.
il and Collector of Claims, will promptly at
terd to mx. bni-ntat eutruttiil to hla care. MaKlNQ
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