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Appeal to Patroni.
Arouno, ye son of toll t Awake from your
Bleep of lotbargy t The groat world looks to
you tor acllon prompt and trtio. Brothers
of tbo plow, think of It the power is with
you. Wield It with honorand benefit pride.
Let your hearts swell with grateful gratitude
to tlio Glvor of all good for Ills bounteous
blcnliiKB. Cat off your fears. Look up
ward, my brothers success awaits tin. Our
cause U Just. Heaven speeds the right
Bight will rulo, and not might. You hac
it In your power to help yourselves, l'utroiu,
now tmo that power. It Is jour right, join
privileges to htoro your grain whoro It will
still bo In your own control. Do It, brothurs,
it is your only safoty. Many othor roads to
success aro open for your choice, on of which
Is, control lug tho wool market. Don't hull
your wool to any nnd ovory ono pool it.
Bond It whoro the highest market prlro In
yours. That is your right, You pay tor ov
ery oxtra man's time in handling your wool
and grain. It conies out of your pockets,
Shut out these tons of hundreds of useloss
middle men, and work together, work as one,
co-operate I You must oome to this, my
brothers, If you would succeed financially.
Keep right on with your co-operative stores.
Make them a success. Leave out your cred
it system. Pay as you go. Manyandmany
poor farmer has lost his home by credit by
the wily tradesman saying, "Here, I am not
afraid to trust you, buy what you want.
Credit la our style. Here, Mister, take so
and so." The next thing the farmer knows,
there la a mortgngo on the doar little home,
the merchant has that lovod homo, and he
is homeless. " Buying on tick " has ruined
him.
Let us not give up our oo-operatlvo hoad
quarters. Lot each and ovory ono of us take
hold with might and main and holp our
solves. 'TlsourUodglvon right to lookout
for "number ono." We oin, will, nover
say fall, but use tho pov or that Is nlready
oum. mothers In tho "bunch grius" coun
try, you love tho catno of the Patron.
Work with us of tbo vslley of tho beautiful
Willamette Wo need i-aoh othor's help.
Lot us hoar from you often. Your uccohos
wlllglvous loy, your sorrows will bo ours,
Tho dour old Faummh am bo tho medium
through which wo umy lionr from sud en
courauo (noli other. Never tor us has uo-
cons iitood so fmrBH itdotw no at, Action has
taken tho plucn of experiment. Kduoitotl
men aro coming to tho trout histoid of the
Ignorant. Tried men of inhiut, taut, and
ability, are at the helm. Keel (toured our
H, M, is doing and will do all in h,ls power
for us, It Is for tho homo grauuet IioIoIIh,
'tis for them he plans. ' I'fn for thorn he id ve
both tlino and inouoy. It Is lor them ho
prays. Huacess Is sure to bo ours, whoro the
besd I working tor tho lolling, sutrerltig,
and discouraged grange ueMlou here aud
there, meeting, It neod be, In tho buck part
of an old shop, or perhaps in homo aoltnol
homo. While In attendance nt the Hlato
Urango I wm II Hod with now hope by the
ouhtburst of a brother from away oft youdor
In thebunoli grass oounlry saying: " though
Sou sink, though you fall, though this State
range is scattered, though the grango, as
M organhutlon ceases to Ira, yet we are
grangers for Ufa. We have taken life mem
ersblps, We never Intend to give up our
loved granges. We oauuot live without
them, They aro our hope, they are the al
tars around which wo gather. Tons, In our
Isolation, they aro hII In all, We will riar
our temples, wu will make homo for our
children, we will gather thorn around our
altars, Ther will take the aaored vows.
Tiny will lo faithful. We old and sorely
tried will gather there too. Clod being uur
heler, we aro irrauK" for life." No won
iter those aniei words, so full of pathos,
almost brought tears to theoycMot man v.
Wo will say with that loving brother so far
away, that Me loo aro grangers for life. Wo
will rear our tomplrs. and msko homes for
our youth. Wo will gather them around
our altars, we will touch them the hluher
emoluments of life. We will touch them
IndMiendenre. We will teach them man
hood, We will teach thorn to feel proud of
mo rarmer'a nailing, wo win iiisiiu ino
principles of olfprtKorvalloii In their young
aud lender intuitu. Yes, brothers of the
rnystlu grange, wo are working, wo are may
lng lor success, Oiiruauae is gallantly aud
triumphantly working Its way to eminence.
The day Is not far distant, aye, this very
day, wo can aay with our distant hrollitr
that the grange Is too near and dear tn ua to
give her up. Let in never, no never give
up the good ship (1 ranger. Uuldo her
aright. Oh, work as a mighty hostwhoxo
mono Is "kxcuijiIoii " 1'uhIi right onward.
Itt It retoiiud In thundering tones lo our
hitter Klalts of M),000 strong, that wit ate
nuri'hlug onward. Thai our watchword
are Hope. IVruoxoro Muhitaiiki..
Turner, Juno 14,1877.
the wire worm. Hay en ttlng has been Inter
rupted by rain, but In those districts where
cutting is not commenced farmers will reap
en advantage In a heavier crop. Taking In
to consideration the uncertainty of the
weather, it' is probable the harvest of 1877
will not prove so disappointing us that of
1670 as far as the yield is concerned, but it la
very duubtlul whrtherlt will beJcqually sat
isfactory In point of quality. Theartlclo whs
bint year very tlno. The quantity of English
w tipat rmmtlnlng In farmers' hands la vury
'rtfllntr, iinii tho firmer tone which has clitr
iombd trndo bo'h at Mark Lane end In
o.ninirt rnurkots Ims lurlhor strenuthoned
holdorh' vImwc Imports into London con-
Itriiii libers), owing to pxtonle rxporta
tons going On from northern HumIb, rtrrl
hU up to Friday arnauntlng to nearly C-V01
qnarlers. Howovor a fairly brlk tlpliisiitl
ma been experienced at an improvement of
ore Miming per qunrtpr on inoweeK. ruo
Mi arilunii with which tho ad vanco has 1ohi
in.ilutiiln.Hl senms to Indicate that a tinning
point Iihh been roached end prlcoi may be
oxpertea to improve If Russian supplle
diminish this Is more likely, ns very limited
stocks of English In termers' hands will
rircesilate Increased drain upon foreign sup
plies for the next twoor three months, nnd
with tho vlslblosupplyln Amorlcan less than
half what It was at this (Imo last year, tbore
appears little probabilities of any Important
outward movement from that country. At
E resent rate of importation our wanta are
clng supplied, and for the moment the
weather remains a most important factor in
trade.
w.wuTHiaroaD.
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30
Cvdi with anr name ncatlr srtnled thereon
lent to any addreae upon receipt of 25 rents,
and a a cent itamp. Addrrta,
w. J. VLAnxs, oticm, uragon.
WILLAMETTE TBAI8P0RTATI0H AID
LOCK COMPAIY.
NOTICE THE FOLLOWING RATES OF
Freight on Oraln unit Flour have bnn ea
tHbllabed by this company as the maximum
rate for one year from May lxt, 1877, viz:
Per Ton.
tn Portland SI 00
I 7ft
OrNton Oily
nimoviiio
Champocg '
Daylon "
Knlrfleld '
Wheatland "
Lincoln "
Hnlmi "
Kola "
ltiilecn(lcnco "
Ankony'x l.nndlng "
Iluena Vlnta "
HprlrigHIII "
Albany "
Oorvallls "
I'oorla "
Monron "
lliirrlahnrir '
Kuifono City
Weatherford & Co..
Wholeealo and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, CLASS.
Patent Medicines.
CHEMICALS.
IF orr-u.na.ery
TOILET GOODS,
Etc, etc.
PURE WINESand LIQUORS,
For Medicinal porpoeca.
SSedioinei Compounded, and
Prescriptions Filled.
Weatherford & Co..
FeJtf
Commercial tree. HALBAI.
. I 7.1
.200
, 3 01)
, 3C0
, aro
, a no
, 3 7
, 3 75
, .100
.100
:i no
. :t to
. :i co
8 A"
400
4 00
ROD
Ornln nml FlourMlilnnml from thntMilntHnhnvn
liioiilloni'il dlri'atlo Ahloilu will becharKCd SI 00
imrton ailillllnnal.
Tliernrnpany will roninnot with pirtlns wl'o
(hulnt It. In transport (train anil Flonrat uliove
ral h for any Hpcclflcil tlmo, net ixcccillne tlvo
0lr"H.(J. HI:K1), Vim Prekldent W.T. A KCO.
Portland. April li. 1877. Muvl-.'lm
Tho Wboat Market.
Tbo wheat markot IsunohanKed here, with
favorable newa from Knitlaud, whoro prlutut
have advanced and stocks haye ilcoreaaid.
The revorsea met with by the IliuMins
throa'eo a prolongation of the ICtrn war,
this will havo lis ctfooi on thu muruot lor
breaditulN.
I . Ho uiws from California U that the
wheat yield Is mora than was
eipeoled, but It Is no doubt Unlit
atthn b al, NosUipuiimti of nar crop aro
lialnjt nmiloaiyiit, and IroUhiN remain low,
with plMitvol toniiwaHOAklinr otrttixu
Weh(Mrnfn little nut, only, In tvhiut,
less than Ut ,ear, and iln prixpct for a
KtKtil stereo yinld llumnU toe Statu appiirx
lorUln.
IOjjul Tenders in I'ortluutl buying (V;
sellliu. M.
Mil ver Colo IJiGS er iNnit.dlioount.
London, Jnlv 10, KreadNtutla tlrmer;
Wheat, r'J'IGvU'Jtf"! foruvarut (Ulliornia
wh llo 1'Ja WWISs tor dub: ll0l'J4tld Ibr
red western,
European Qralu Market.
LotUHtN, July 3, TUe Murk- Isinn lUpress
aya rviwrta ot the Kniwhitf wheat plant are.
Knerally aeakliiK, favorable, but an early
rveat aeema imnrt)bAbit dnxplle the pre
nt Improvement In the weather and oonsld
ring the fact that the plant has coma Into
tha ear aouio ten dya later than the averatre
time, Iteports from the northern and mid
land ooiinilea are tn tho effect that although
sunshine u done much lo promote the de
velopment of cereal crop there art still
out daatrloU when bad effjcUuf the severe
prluK ara plainly seen lu tha thluuea aud
plry character pf the wheal plant. Advlowt
aa to tha appaarancaa of sprlug com ar
aaaawhat ooBtradtotoryi butou tbawkol
U prospaot of a aatWfcntory yUld of barlsy
aad oMi to dubioH, Ut ferwar plant having
v U aarUlB lotaUtttoa, beeawaok lbaM4bjr
A COMI'LETK LINE OK
Jk. 3FL 3NT E. SJ,
Saddles,
Whips,
Collars,
Bridles,
Robes,
Spurs,
Etc., Etc.
DEAR HORN'S,
ON COMMERCIAL STREET,
DUIUilN'rt Iir)CK,
SALEM - OREGON.
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NOTICF,
OBKOON CALIFORNIA BA1LH0AU.
TIIK FOIiTOWINO nTKHniTFnKlOUTON
Oral ii, Flour ami Mill HiunV, In car load', as
per publltli'd isrlrfi.t tlmConipitny uniier date
nfjaiumry Sill. 1877. will lie iimliitalinil as the
maximum rates until May 31il, 1378, via i
1'or ionics.
In Portland 7 en's
7 renin
HEBREN & FARRAR,
win rr tho
Highest Market Price
ron
500,000 POUNDS
XrtT O 3 L..
SACKS A1VI TWINE
ITuriilNliol.
Kliriulroof IV. J. IIKIIRKN,
FAKHAlt IlltUTllBltS.
Uilom, Miy t, 16T7-.1m.
Mllwaukle
Ulunkamas
(limniUIitv
I took I.Und
ranur
Aumra
lull)nl
WiHMtiiurn
ClervaU
H'ooks
H'tlcin
rornrr
Marlon
JtlTtiriiDii
Mlllt'r'4
A tuny
Tiinrnl
HIUMlll'H
II a 'hoy
Motl.lv
HarrlMiniri:
Jiiunilon
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(IllHtll'll
Crt'Mtrll
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Ifuir.
The Old Immigrant Route
Across tho Cascade irioiinlalns,
hOW OWNKD 11T THE
Cascade Hoad ace Bridro Oompany,
Hunnlns vis Msndy, Mt. Hood, and Iltrlow's Oste,
IH NOW OPJKN, andtrsvvl of til kinds htibe
rud. Tho road Ulngoid repair, extunrlvn Im
firovemcnt sro balng tiudo vvvry jur. The LAU
BL HILLS sro all jrridtd. bhwit-brldgr sro on all
tho itretmi. This road ncmr rccolved a hollah ub
ridy,aDdyetlt tt tho ahortett, ttt, sndchrap
em wuto oror lbs roouiiulun. UliUnco oror the
mounUlnt. 44 oiliest From Portland, orer tho
mououms. TS milt. From Plcm, 100 miles.
KaTKH WshOO', $; Siddlet.CUe; l'ack, 35c; Cat-
tic. ivki onvrp, oe. .
For sll cuing and cotttlnc from or Into Marlon, Yam
hill, WarblnRton. Linn, llonUm, aod Io)lc cunntlca,
Ibla Is by far tho bail, nesioat, and chrapent route.
H. O, COALMAN, 1'roMdtnt.
UaaviT K. Cnon, Bee. lolnit
HIGH.OLA68
J. W. HOBART.
IMrOUTKIt AND llHEKDEIt OF l'UIlK-llRRD
Llalit aud Dark MMAliniA and llrown
and While I.KU1KIIIN Qblol&onai,
am( AVLKSllUltY XXTOCfit.
Hatttracllun uuaranlevu. Fur l'rirn Lift, Fowli1,
and f.O!t, addrtta J. W. HOIIAItT,
aiH,ra3 Uurna VUta, Or.
KELLY & UNDERWOOD,
;
Carrls6 & Wagon Makers.
Salem, Oregon,
UAVE ON HAND A CHOICE LOT OF FOUIt
Hprlnu
Wagons. Carriages, & Buggies,
of their own make,
Manufactured of the ltKSI quality ot Jersey Ulckcry.
Ulvouna call, ai.U cxauilt e tmr wurlr, and Judxe
for yoaiIr.
AU WtiuiU of Itepalrlnj; anddeneial JobUnc done
at nhort notice. apt!
SPECTACLES, SPECTACLESI
For Old and Young.
Fur-Siglitod and Nciir-SigTited,
KbooilHirOlaases for Snortamem
HTKKI,, MILYKK, AND HOLD FKAMK.H.
T AM preptrrd to aupply "p-rudi lo Ot all vyer, a)
m. price to iuii. . m. .miinn,
Jeweler A OvtK tan. ttanW llluck. btatu Kt.
'a'era, 'vlO IS!. Bin
wi.lil mam ACH
TIIM THRESHER
OF THE DAY!!!
The Minnesota Chief !
Xlio Orovmiiir Suoocmn ol u Century l&cpuriouoo I
Mot Perfot Thi'eshsr, Beit 01anr, Lighteit Run'
uinf , Moit Durable, and Economical Ma-
ohine in the World !
Wherever introduced, pver the Draper aid Vjbralor, Machines!
HANUIAOryiUP BT
SEYMOUR. SAB1N 4CO.V StlllwiiUr, Minnesota.
JHN - MOOVX, Ant for Oregon and Washington Territory
W BMriUT Ctrcalara mt'a afsjteatlM ' r ' ?.. fM, ALBANY, NK.
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WHEN YOU WANT TO PAINT,
......USE THE
AVERILL PAINT
It is' prepared ready (or immediate use, and or
ALL DESIRABLE COLORS AND PURE WHITE.
It is easy to apply, and it will not crack, peel or chnlk off.
For durability, beauty, and brlKInncy of color It Is
, For sale In any quantity by
WEATHERFORD & GO.
.... DEALERS IN.
DRUGS, PAINT8, OILS, AND PERFUMERY.
SALEM, : : : OREGON. may2tf
JOHN HUGHES,
DEALER IN
C3krooe.rie ,xx3. Provisions,
PAINTS,
OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
Jk.ia.CL Building Materials
OF ALL KINDS.
IS THE AGENT FOK TUE SALE OF TUE
RUBBER PAINT, ALL COLORS,
Myor Xs 3L.fvoiiNtoiii'N VairuiMlicirw,
HOWELL & BROTHERS' WALL PAPER AND BORDER,
-AND-
JSSctxx STTCLenoL Hilme.
State Stroot, Snlem, Orogon.
FRANK BROS. fc CO.,
104 & 106 Front Street, - - - PORTLAND, OREGON.
IMPOnTBns AND DKALEHS IN
Agricultural
Implements'
Rale Pacific Axanta fr the Ccaalae and WorlRaowaed
WALTER A. WOOD'S HARVESTING MACHINES,
Embracing Endlesa Chain and Sweep Rake, Self-Raking Reaper,
One and Two-Horse Iron Mowers, Mowing Attach
ments, Harvesters, and Self-Binders.
Tho Walter A, Wood Unrivalled
Harvester and Solf-Bindor
I tho grtatert I.abor-KAvtnj; Marhlnn In tho world.
With tnli mtchlno, one man wlllt thrtio hnrrra can
rut and bind from li to IS atrr of urn n per ilar, and
In two week time -nt In Uarviilii; a cmt lr he
Klnnlnir tn rium)ii. It may h UfcJ rliliir m llurvca
tor and Hclf-Ulmlcr, or aa llar.tf liT aluuu
Tho Harvester nnd Sulf-Binrier
lthhrrt and moit wondorful lUrvoitlnR Macbtne
uver Wnuwu. Tbo
Waller A. Wood flhin Kako and new
lion Sweep Kako
(SKr.F-H.lHINi: IIKAfKItN)
Are the bent Ktiritaklns Itm;ur oma Hi, aiid c
ar walling fur tlioinm hIi m ll .-i.y tt abduUe u
a i riauco to try It a.Mii.t any thlny mtdi
FAIlMtU .NI) IIKALKIC,
.reraultoni'dajrlnt ac'urp i'mI II, lit mowenilTiir.
nlan Wood mucnlui , aud I'urcVtu-r- '11111111 bo ture
that they k"1 in'Clitutit tori .en "VI.TKft A.
VUOD,'fauoiiootlararo'fiiunu. Tho vimou
Waller A. Wood's Now Double-Reared
Guard Iron Mowers,
With Bra 'trarlnc. patent OilCnua. and new and
Improved (luantt, are cuarantecd to bo the Meat
Mowera In thu World. '1 tie
Treadwell
Open-
Walter A.
Wood Improved
Header.
Warranted ropcrtor to any Header tn tl e market.
Iron Wheel. trlui: lUUncu, -xiliulnMj Heel, made
truce ami durable. lEuu by Clixlm Inft.ml of lllti;
1 0110 arijualnt 4 with llrauer. attr huvltjf wm tnU
uucblnu, need ha tMd thUU tho II -'t ueidnrln the
Uarkct. aatt Mill bapravut mi lebt it took nnt
tireiulmu at tbe I'ei teiiidil, Maj llru'e lain of Den
ton county b. In,; vi.u of tbe Judge who. nude tho
award.
The LA BELLK WAGON,
Prldo or Ore 1'iU'IUo t'onat,
FMtM, 81'KINO, or EXPHKhS, UM or narrow
track. Eta'rrn bi-d and to.i box, or Call'omU tke
rick bed ard boi. w lilt L'allfornli aud lrein adjust,
ab.o KuLLalt lilt KK. '1 he Iwt brake made.
LIOUT D1UFT AM) WAltHANTBD.
Ktreiy whetl rolletl liibotllns oil before Ire tiro la
nt, and thanhwtrotl th tt of tho climtte
of California luuter than auy other wagon lu the mar
ket, and rum four to Hie hundredth uuda lighter than
auy other, owluc to our iiOnc rkeln nianuftcturvd
uxpreaaly for ua from bra pattern wblch are not
affected by the weather, aud catt front the celebraud
We Se
tai)SMf
Lake Cuperlor Iron, and from the tuperlor manner la
which oar tkelne aro ret and enrr wheel balanced.
All perfect track.
Tne Bufo'd Iron Gans and .Milky Plow,
an I the Browno Iron Sulky Plow.
Llfht Draft. cally adjured with 8crew or l.ftera
lor l.cvl or blue-bill tlronnd Tbvo I'lowv are ea
t tcUlU nxoinmi-nded to the Fanner- of Or.fin end
WhltiKloa Territory aa the I.lKhtrft llrlt, tha
mot ritUtautlal, aymroetrlcal and tho m ft lly
controllid, mid doln bctf r v urK under all loudl
tlotia thati any other I'luw In Iho market.
The Famous Black HawK Singlo Plow.
Rtt let 1 for m-n and beat. Never fall to clean well.
1 hero ti'uwa havo beeh lln.ro lytily 1 ml miter, ly teateM
lo Cdlllo'iiloiid el-ewli'TC. ml fiumi npi-rorto all
oth r til there Ili.tv hie IlI t T.nrriiiled to be
tho bet on It e IMclrlc Cnat A f'lll tin k of Extra
alway f 011 hand nr the ab i 0 I'Ihh r. 1 ha
Hod Jacket Chilled lion Plow..
With Steel I'olnti aud Cultur. And the renowned
COLLINS PLOWS AND EXTRAS,
Aud the UeUhrated
M'SHERRY FORCE FEED DRILL.
A full line or the brt
STEEL COOOS
In tbe market; alo a full aHortmera uf Ike rjnt Im
proved Undof
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEilUATS.
A full atock oi'Itxtrnn for ilio Walter
A, Wood, aut olhor llurrr-tlii (!
cliluoa kept couatuiitly, on Imiul.
Ily'eud'nrtta youratld'e. and (piclfliictlioar.
tlcii uaBit-o, wo Mil nm vou IKxjiptlie Circular
u Trim I.Wtaine, and wilt utr.liti lu turlbirlu
for.uatlon dulled
.41UUH' 1-SIttrNc Pi-r I'otlalilo
St:un rnirliu'N tuid complelo
' Thrchliln or .Hill Outfit.
The St. Louis Invincible Thresher
AND 8 and 10 1101WE CAUY MOC.NTHD l'OWER.
Vo.Hvely tho bet rutcMnoeter est din the Mlcl
lppl alley and the North Wer. ad tho cumlnit
ua-lilr.e for tho 1'uclEc Coa.t, fully Improvtd wllb
ctpectal f.aturea to meet tbo wanta of tbe farmer of
Orecou. Tho Huperlntendeiit or the Factory wt
here iat year to ceo what featured could be added to
make theao th mot twpular machlnea In Oreusn.
NEWBVKV, Manager,
POHTIiANB, OB.
For Sale I
tTUS FINK HESIPKNCK corner of Commer.
cUl and Dlvitton ttreeta. In deatrable eltnation,
with houMUrce, well fluUhcd, and convenient
JUd, and ground Uatefully ornamented. WIU
b toM i3ry low aud 00 accommodatltn
teraa. Apply w
LKO WILLIS.
raUoa'aBioU BUtUU luui,
Notice.
IHAVK 4 HS11HE ANB LOT THAT S
wlh to trade for land la tbe eountry. Title good.
Kay lit ISTT. If. J. UB.NHY BKOWN.
1SmAa pUlaV.BpcUt Uats free. T.
XJLOWj rmmix, Btrwilntton Nnraory, Hi,
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