lion. W. P. Watson, I'uldent of tho
Hlato Agricultural Soolety, lins nrtlvoil. Ills
heatlqiinriprn will bo on luo Fair Grounds!
from tholld Inst.
Is Your Lifo Worth 10 Cents?
Slckncsi prevalli every wboro, and every
body complains of soinedlNeasedurlug tholr
llfb. Whon MM:, tlio ohjtct Is to pet well:
now to say plainly tlmt, no portion In this
world that li ..mfeilm; with l).VRpopsln, Liver
Complaint and limited, such ns Iiulieia
Hon, CoMlveiH'fcs, Sick llendrchcSaiir Slow
noli, Heart Horn, PolpIuilc.ii of the Heart,
Deprnsai-d Hpliils, Itlllnunno'H, etc , ijp.ii Inko
Unisex's Auounr Klowf.u without gotmu'
rolluf mid nur, Tfjou d-uibr Ul. . in
your drtipvUt and t'rt n Sn.jilo it(tl f i- In
uotitN, mill try li. Itegulur size, 73 euit.
Two doe w'll rollnMi vim.
Notice of Bailroad HectUg.
Tboro will bo n uioetlntr at Amity, Yam
hill Co., on tboitflh day tr Ooiobur, 1877, lit
10 o'clock n. in,, (or thn purpose of trkii r
Into consideration tlin buildlnic of n narrow
Ktiapo railroad from Davton, by way of Am
ity, Brood M pad nnd Mill Crook, to Grand
Kond, with n branch lino to DhIIks, In Polk
county. AIanyCitizijxs.
i
Ilyfttt'a Xslfo Elivlh-Jrtrw.
An a conqueror of lthoumatiim, Gout. ICoii
ralfda, and euro tor fccrolula and all dlseaei
arising from Impurity of blnorl, Uio old nnd
rellabln Family Mcdlclno, Jyutt'n Isfo )lnl
.vim, stands untqiiuled, as proven hy over
JiOO.COO ureal cims during tlio pnd .'JO years.
In n radical vcKivlahln Compound nlH.krstipv
rilla, Dock, Uualacuiu. it'!., nnd a permanent
euro. Sold by all dniKulrts and country
procer. Taku nothing else, and If thoy
haven't It wo sond by exprorH, boxed, .ivory.
whero, Ht$l and 81 '-'ii per bottle: $ (Ki and
JO.DO hairdo?.. Hyatp it llv.vrr, 210 UrnnJ
St., Now York.
3EV3BHYBGBY
Rich or Poor.
THE MATCHLESS FIRE LIGHTER !
Orders for tiik Matchi.kh Finn LiaiiTini
aro coming In thick and faHt, and tliey give
general satisfaction. Ijlghtsyourlampor gas
without tho uso ofa match. Will last a lito
tinio. Just tho thing lor campers or travel
ers. Irlco 73 conts. ...
Address U. II. HATjLOCK,
Oenoral Agont, Stlom, Orogon.
JonN W. IIAIIIINRH tlinAKt. W. (IAIUINIII.
GARDNER BROTHERS,
WIIOLEKAIX AMI IlKTAIt.
Dealers in Pianos, Organs,
SHKKT MUSIC,
And Musloal Merchandise,
No. 1510 San I'alilo St . Potter ltlcck,
OAKLAND. CAI..
OrloiWnldiH lHoelt, IwStfl S.ILKM.
For Sale.
QQrr ACltRS OK TIM1IRR LAND, PAW-MIDI.,
ijjj i llliicUpinllU Bliop llireu liiiiifCi1, twotitiuf,
fouryoku el UXUN. MIluMcii on l.OMl TOM, Iu
I.iiua county. TiTtnn nry -balf cucli. tiilnncu on
Uiuo. TUIocood. Forluilla-r ii.Mtlrutar. adiliviii
O. . 1'UTNAM,
au'ilru'J CliCflic r, I.nno county, Or.
A. L. STINSON,
Book and Job Printer,
Ami I3ooltlliulr,
Bolmau's Slock, Old Hcnatc Cham
ber, Salem.
ios.a. iQirr.
Tho Ouly Strictly Wholesale Drug House
Iu Oregon.
T. A, DAVIS & CO.,
71 I'ront Street,
HORTLAND, OH10OON,
o
FFKU TO THH DItUO AND ORKRK.VL 1IBR-
cbsudlco trade a complctu arnarlincnt or
Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Fine Chemicals,
Glassware,
Shop Furniture, end
Druggists' Sundries.
ALSO,
WINDOW GLASS,
Of all Ucb and qualities.
WHITE LEAD,
Of all the leading bmndf , In tin and kef ,
COLORS, IN CANS and DRY.
Putty, lampblaok,
Rod Load, Gluo.
VARNISHES,
Including tho flucrt brand for Coach rln.m" nee.
ralBt, Whitewash, and YnrnLsh Brushei,
LINSIiliD OIL, In barrel and can.
Turpentine, Coal Oils, castor Oil, Lara 011,
.Veat's'foot Oil, Fish Oil.
Alcohol,
In barrels and cant..
Blue Vitriol, Sulphur. Cntitlle
Soup, Concentrated Lye,
I'OtUNll.
:ittor- nil Isiuda.
Quioksilvor and Strychnino.
In Qoart, IlairOallon, Onv-i.alloo, and FlTC-Gallen
Can and IlarreU, etc . etc.
We ara Agent for Oregon and WMhlccton Terri
tory for
THE AVERILL PAINT,
THE BESI" MIXED PAINT IN C8B for
IUlllflir,'i farbnlr rbttp Up. Wak tiffs nttf
iUtk aid "qui rl f'lwu. a
Jaync rrujrlct.ry HtdKUri,
tJT" We bny oor good' from fint handt. tbn en
akUns n to compete with any inirUt on the t'ot.
at a comparlion of oar price w 111 prove. ciy9
SPECTACLES, SPECTACLESI
For Old and Young.
Far-Sighted and Near-SigTited,
SfaootlBaOIaes for sporumca.
STEEL. SILVER, AND GOLD FRAMES.
I All prepwed to fnpply Hp'dacln to nt all eye. H
prieeitoinli. W. XV. MABTIN,
Jeweler A OptU Ian, Dank Ulock, btate St.
8!em. atty 19.1870. ta
thu future or o it eg on.
ISati Francbco Chrontclo J
Tho display of wheat, wool, drlod fruit,
cinned salmon arid othor products wblah
Oregon tnado iu tlia Centennial Exhibition at
Phlladolpbla lastyoar, la beginning to hand
somely remunoratohoroltlzons for lhoLV.ro
which tlioy dovotod to that occaxlnn. It has
attracted to that Statu a laruo numbor of cm
Igranta from tho Cd9t and from Europe. In
nddltlon to these, mnny who tiro themselves
largely llirestol In cntorprlsoa which ro
ipilro heavy iMpltal, nro!hn who rcprret't
tMoM, bavo vIsiMd tlio-n in unlcr :n r.e
quiio ti bettor knonie Jitc of the S p. nnd l.n
products and resources by personal observa
tlou. Homo of thorn who Imvo pascd tho
HUimner Iu Journoyloi; over every pmtioti or
Or e;con, aro now on tholr way homo to ro
port, nnd wo learn th.Uln ovorv Itistnnco tho
opinions they express of tlmt cmititry aie of
iuu hh'm. imiuuiiiK onaracirr. ineio nreii
raw comprotiensivo focia which
may bo
eited to show why tho-o oplulons are itillv
justified. At prevent tho population of
Oregon Is 120,00(1 conls. Yot her eapr rts bk
itresato over 815.000.000 ner nnnuiii. Tlio
LStato eati ncponunudHlo a tionulntlon
of JJ.OOO.OOO. It oontalns r.n uxpatno
ef rich arable lnnd. still nncultlvalBil,fireater
.nun iuu wiiiun area or isow vorit. Ttmro
are. be"lde", other nnource of iilmuat llllmi
tablo capacity water prlviiecoH, coal ileMn,
iron iiili'ii, cold dluitlnit,t;olil quail?, lode",
Haittinu llnbiHes, ltiniborlnt: and niannrao
turlnt;enlorprlos. Her wheat and wool,
lumber nnd naliiinn,iiiid herureen and dried
Iriilt.s now consilium n comuioreo orextriior
dliiary rnneuliiidn for a Stato so Bpnrcoly fet
tled. All lheo varloim Iniorc.oiM s 111 grow
Into i;rcater proportloni undnr tho Intlurnco
of ntiKinnnted population. Want nrrellwav
connection with California and the Kant Ih
tho ureal drawback now to Oreou. Glvo her
tills nnd till) Slab) Will fairlv lean Into nrnm.
Inoncamonir tho great produclnir Slatos of
tho Union, and emlirratlon will throng
thither. '1'herolsn splendid future in storo
for Oregon, and her oxcollcnt display at I no
Centennial Kxhlbltlon has glvon good lin
pofus toward It.
ouit noys.'
Iteeifii Opera Ilnuio waa crowdod last
nlalit; for nil tho fmlilnn, tnlent, nnd beauty
of Ualom had UR&enihled to wltneai thnopon
1"K porformancii or John Jaek'a celebrated
troupj, IViivlniis to tho rl.ilii;or tlio cur
tain foiuonf tho hoodlum eleiiient hoaan to
render nlfjht lililconi with Hbrlll yolls and
wlilailtH, but. Mr. Jack Miepned lorward and
In a btlof addros announced hl ibitdrmtiiii
tlon to eiilurcn pfrlict order diirlui; t tin per
fnnnntii'u and tnrau.o thelUBtant uxptiltdon
of any ono Iransrei'Mln.
'1 ho comedy was a decided mtreesH, and tho
nc.tore and eitresceieiiKaiied, fu lyMistalned
tho blub repulatlnii or tlio company. Mr.
John J.tcl:aH"A Uitlred nutteriiiaii," kept
hla nudleiien In rnura or laughter by hN lHu
llko roproionlntlotiHof cnckupv "liaccent and
hactlnns" and ho wan admirably atipportcd
by Mr. 1. J. Wadoand tho ntlinr performerH,
who all ovlneed n thorough knowledvo nf
their profession. Tho ladlca wero capoclally
worthy ofoommondation; Mist Anidu Kir.
nun, Hin matter of course, was perfection,
yet tho purt of "ftlnry Mlrow" Ih not
ndnpted to illanlay tnthobe-tHdvantnKO Mlm
Vlrmln'H peeullar talents, MI'M Iittlo Wndo
waH an ndmlrHblo "violet." MIhs Inulea na
nn elderly aunt, displayed linn power of
actlnit, anil M)rr lreiinovo'H,,,lk)rllnUaf tin.
London lodging liouio nlavoy" waa n capllal
persoultlcatton. Tho mimical Heleoilona
wero oxcollentty romlorod, and thonudieiico
showed ihelr appreciation of them by fro.
riuentnpplaiiMi. At tho conclusion Mr. Jack
ciimobiiforo tho curtain and In u few well
chosen words thanked bin hearera for tho
attention with which they bad favored the
performance, and afior aeaurlnix them that
thoentorlaliiineutNliniild nlwaya equal that
wliloh they had Jutt witiinHed,niiiioiuin.'il for
to nlht tho drama of "l'aiiohlon, thn Crick
et." Mr. Jack was loudly apphiudod and
tho audloiien dl.iperxed, blghly fratlllcd
with tholr nlitht'N entertalnmout.
A Hit; Soor.
Ono night last week a lot of Chinamen
who worotmibbliifr on Mr. Ktillerton'H place
about six tnllea from tho city on thoProxptct
IIIU roid, had a ttcaro that nearly frightened
thorn Into Ills. It appoam that a yonn man
Hying about ono mllo from whom they were
camped, brought homo upon tho oveulng
In question, wlfo. Tho boyaof tho nolgh
liorhood, got tORCthor oil tho old pans, ket
tlos, horns, bells., oto., In tho country and
at tho dead hour of midnight proceeded to
noronndo tho newly marrlod. Tho Coleatlala
hearing tho din, and supposing that a mob
was coming to root them out, got up, drered
and loft for tho broth whllo tho boss China,
man, with bis cuo flying straight out behind
traveled tor Mr. Kullerton'H liniiso and
aroused that gentloman. Mr. F. got up, ex
amined Into the matter and ascertained tho
cauhoof their fright, Italng an adept In
"pigeon Kngllsh," ho boon made hW almond
eyed laborers understand tho whys nnd
wherefore of tho din. At n lain hour quiet
was reetored In tho Chlnero quarters but
they had learned of one hideous' custom or
nuisance that provallH In this country, yot,
but to u llmltotl extent.
Let tho People Rejoice.
For the bountiful harvest of 1K77 has now
placed In tho hands ot the poo pi o tho golden
coin, that they may flco to W, P. Jolinoii
A Co. and tccuro such pictures as will pleaso
thorn and tholr friends, and bo a blerslng to
goueratlnns to coiiio. Itnineiubyr tho place,
oyer Willis' Bookstoro, Slate Ht Salem. Or.
State Depntle Appointed.
Grand Worthy Chief Templar, . It. Dun
bar, appointed on Saturday lost, tho follow,
lire additional State Dsputles. Tholr com-
missions bavo already been made out nnd
forwarded to the appointees. O. It. Itied,
The Dalles; J. II. Lauibort.Mllwaukio; llai
vey Jlllon, Amity and A, A. Mathews,
Look lug Glass.
Haad Cat
Johnny Holmes, a workman in Mrsir.
Booth by A SUpleton's sash and door factory
yesterday, by somo unaccountable mean,
tbo knife of the planer, that be was handling
cut across the ball of his loft band, a revere,
but not dangerous cut. lie will soon have
It cured ap again for use.
Appotatmeat.
Governor S. F. Cbadwlck has appointed
D. W. Bailey, of Umatilla county, a Notary
Public His commission has been made out
and forwarded.
The Cbemeketa Hotel is filling up rapidly
with exhibitors and visitors to tboState Fair,
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
SAYING NO.
Tlio innn who never enys "No I" U per
pcUmlly getting Into trouble. JIu nia
be very amiable, but ho Is nlso very weak.
There Ih u grent defect In his clmrnclcr
u ilcllulcuoy lu the region of tlio Hpinnl
eo!tinni,potlint ho cannot alwnyy hold
hltnsclt fctrnlght. Whenever the wind
blown he bonds before It.
A ninn nmy flnil It ItnpojMbloto say
"No," bicaiiPo ho cannot ioI'ukp nnybi'dy
nnvthltig. Ho is n"kcil to sign u potltlot.
rclatltijr to a inalttr that he cares noth
ing about, or tmkinij for a passage of n
measure to which iu his heart he Is rath
er opposed, nml ho yields for the Nike of
gratifying tho respectable committee that
wait upon hlin. If nbeggm wnnla money
he givey It to liini, nltliotigh he Is quite
certain, from unmistakable signs, that It
it will bo nquutulercil for drink In less
than half an hour. A neighbor applies
for a loan, to bo repaid iu a day or two,
mid ho lets him have it, ho is morally
certain it In the last ho will ever see of
tho money. A friend requests him to
write his name on the back ofa hill, and
lie does ko repenting afterwards in dtisl
and asdics. And so on indellnitely, for
there is no cm! to weak ami tlliy things
thai a man may do who is never willing
to hint anybody's feelings.
Men and women often say "Yes," when
they ought to say "No," for want of con
sideration. A young man offers his hand
in tuarriago ton young woman, and if
she would only n(op to inquire, she would
11 ml tlmt lie Isashiftlcss good-for-nothing
follow who will never innko her happy,
and Hint a union with him must entail
upon her untold miseries. But, hccaiiHc
lie is gooiMnoking,, or has a plausible
tongue, and pleads li is case eloquently, or
because she thinks she may never have
another chance, she says "Yes" to Ills
proposal, and walks In darkness and
gloom all the rest of her life.
Thero nro those who pay ''Yes,"
when they ought to say "Xo," from want
of moral principle. Tho man Is tempted
by some glittering bait ; lie shall have
money, or nlllec, or distinction, If he will
only iWy bin conscience, and so lie sells
himself to the tempter and loses bis own
soul. When ono is enticed to enter upon
any bad cause, It Is tho first "Yes," that
does tho mischief. Wickedness generally
begins In weakness. As Milton mice said,
"To bo weak Is the truo misery." The
young man docs not take his llrst dollar
beenuce he Is averleious, orilrlm; tlio first
glass because he likes It; but simply be
cause he has not the strength to say
"No." You may have heard tlio loin),
contemptuous laugh with which a hand
of boys greet the companion who lias tho
moral cotirogo to assert the right of Ids
own soul, and refuse compliance with
what ho I; nows to bo wrong. It may bo
tlmt thero Is not one uf thorn who does
not In his secret heart revero tho moral
power which they aro atrald to Imitate.
In good roclety, certain habits and
customs may bo toloratcd ami defended,
which you consider expedient or mis
chievous, nnd yet you only iniilto your
self ridiculous by opposing them. Well,
a man may do a worse thing lliau making
himself ridiculous. One of the severest
trials to which an honest person can be
subjected, comes when he finds himself
obliged to decline, cn-oiicralloti with his
friends nnd associates in what they re
gard ns u holy cause. To say "No" In
such a case as this subjects ono to n spe
cies of obloquy which Is much harder to
bear than ridicule. To lie frowned upon
hy tlio gnol cuts Weeper Into tlio soul
than to be Inuuhed at by tlio bad. All
that you can do is "tosuU'eranil bo still"
anil wait for tlio time to vindicate your
course.
Now let us turn tho shield round and
look at the other side.
There aro thosu who say "No" contin
ually, wli'ii tliey ought to say "Yes,"
Hometlmes inconsiderately, ns wo often
see illustrated in the treatment of dill,
dreu by their parents. It matters llttlo
what la asked for "No, my child," Is tho
utmost invariable response.
Homo people say "No" Just to snvo
themselves trouble Itrcostssouui llttlu
ctlort for them to do what they aro asked
to do they would rather slay at homo
and coddle over tho II ro than to go out in
the cold to do a friendly net.
Once In a while a poor deformed soul
appears Iu the world, who always says
"No" becnusu ho does not like to sen oth
ers made happy. He will endure consid
erable inconvenience hlmselffortliosake
of seeing somebody else still morn uncom
fortable. Ho limy not give tills as tho
actual reason for declining ever to dn a
good dead, bat it lies at the bottom of his
obstinacy. It is a great curse to any
community when such men abound. It
is a blessing that they do not aliomnl.
irtbey did, the world would become tin-
eniltiraiile.
Just when to cay "No" and when to
say "Yes," this Is the grand problem.
Tho man who always hits It right on the
way to perfection. If you never have
occasion to wish that you had said "No"
instead of "Yes," you liuvo tuteied the
kingdom nf peace.
Postal Changes.
Ofllccs have been established and postmas
ters appointed for Oregon snd Washiuton
Territory as follows: Drew's Valley, Lake
county, Oregon, J. II. Phelpi, P.M. Post
masters appointed Martha A.BaroD, IS iron,
Jsckson county, Oregon; Peter Moritan.
Kilchls, Tillamook county, Oregon; Andrew
MoAlleu, lake View, Lake county, Oregon;
J. P. Shuck, Monitor, Marion .county. Ore
gon; ;Goo, Gclbach, Tumwater, Thurston
ojunty, W.T.
Bummed Up,
During the month of September 10 persons
were arrested and brought before Ilecorder
O, W. Bowie, charged with tbo following
olfiinces: Disorderly conduct, 0; gambling,
4; fast driving. 2: peddling without license,
'1; assault and battery, 1; giving liquor In a
(Hirsnn who had been declared a common
drunkard, 1.
GOOD 0AMVA532R3 WAITED.
Wo wish to mako n thorough canvass in
tho intcroit of this papw through this Stnto
mil Washington Territory, and would like
to have, afior harvest, or during the wlutpr,
iuIIao canvnesets hi each comity, and if pos
sible in each precinct.
Great
Rs toction 2
I411W.411
i13i ttl v nU I II ,tb tiiV ilU
Itr.TAlI.KO AT
Wholesale Prices, for Gash
My Stock ooii'tsM orSUISIiF and nUILD-
KltS' Hardware, Mei'linnlcs' Tools,
Shovels. Nails, Hope, uto.
JOHN SSTFOSTIiSK,
vrftml cor. Stark A Front li.f I'oltlJIiANn
Kntnrr HtmnwiDtMtflf11mif
hiiphUtotl totUaWr ttMJIlUf.
KirK'HM'MulJ, rfriuiuriteru10f
loci. I wl.tMi H. .. (HUNT A CO.,
J, 4, t i. B IUa. 81., Ubtluuftlli O.
JOHN GRAY,
Formerly In Unrein' PtofV, linn Jn,t ojoiii'il I..irso
and c.v.utiU'to Mroik or
SV.iXSI-'?
ii i ii vtt .
. it
Carpels, Oilcloths, liluUings,
AMI
Houso - Furnishing Goods,
Next to Dalrymplo it llrown,
KTAUKKY'.S Itl.OOJC, - MALIMI. OK.
Mill! It WILL UK fOl.t) AT
Lowest Cash Rates!
fCl'Jllf
$2500
A : Vlt. Agents v.viU'il. Hull
licit Icpltlnmti'.riirllciiUmfri'o.
A Una 3 WORTH a CO , SI Uuli. U
aUbBgi
FALL PLANTING, tV
'yr-rvr-: c
fttffiWJSn?
"OR THE HOUsET
Ttie Autumn No. or Vlcli's lMornl Giilite
coiitoli)1,i(r (lci-rtillfii f 1 1 net m ti. Tnlliif. Mill",
Hint nit lliillm nml hrnts for ai i. 1'i.asmmi In Uio mr
iK'ii.atnl Tor Wintkii (i.iiwkiii In iliu lloiiiii) lt
uiliihul, ami i-tMil Irc.i In ai i., itiln-r.
K-Jtwl J 13H!S VlflK, Ito.lictrr. V V
WOOD X'CJJIU'S.
The Best nnd Most Improved I'uiii'H now
In I'su.
They aro ciikavku and moro
mniAiii.i: i ban anv mvIo ol
Chlii Pump or wator drawer
livery nixn who Iih IimiI kxiki.
lloiien in tho dlll'iireut wsya or
urnwinK wutir unowa tiiero is
no way no
Cheap, Durable, Convenient,
nnd free from Imparling un
healihy eleinonlH as the plain
wood iiiiuin. Thev nrn tnklnir
the iilaen or all other means of
rulxliirf water lor domes) In pur
IMH..1. or for DA UN or STOCK
WKI.US.
Water riponntl Eave SpoutK
Wo iiiiiiiiiruuturu I'lp'iof va
rlnussl.es ror convoylnu wa
ler rrom cprlnns, streams, An.
It Is nheap, but riuhxtniitlal.
Kur furl her partloulari, apply
lo or nddresi
A. PIlltSCOTT, Nnlem, Or,
THOROUGHBRED
jbufvJS?
IOKKIl't. t piiblln uli.. in it-o hlihet bidder, part
or my herd of TIIOlUHNlllllUlill
Shorthorn & Devon Cattle.
ir This Hulo will tako plneo atihnCattln
SIiwIhoii HinHTATK I-'Alll OltOUNDS, on
TIlUltSDAY of Fair wimk, at 11 a. in,
I will then oll'-ir about thirty head of
Thoroughbred Hulls, Cows and Heifers
For i'A!l or II inoiillir.' I'mmin Pllitrcent. Wtenwt,
wuh a:irn' il nxiirlly, 'lid will k'vm lhini who
wl.li to avail thi'mr Ive uf tt an npiiorlunl y to buy,
aie have until they can rain, and market anollmr
crop hcfiiri' payment I rriiilred,
ttr run (1.1'iri.K wiu. iik ox tiik fa in
OltOVS'lt diirlnj; Fair week, when any Information
with n rmuuvu to pidlxrev w III bo ulven
n'JIw.'l U. W. III.HICK.
I olTer for talo
French, Spanish, and American
TborouKli'bi'ocl
MERINO SHEEP.
AL80
ani Now
shires
Cots wolds
Oxford-
Am. I'rhmin do'rlnj; tn Imptovo their Hnck from
Ihu sIkivu breeilr, or tn procure lllirb (IraJii KWKtl
fr.iin Ihu aniu, are Invited to rail and eximlno my
flock, at my firm, roar mile routhef Hi I.I. H.
.e'JImlpl D. M. (M1TII1IIK.
For Sale !
tTIIB FINK KBHIUKNCK corntrof Commc.
clsl and lllvlrlou itrert. Iu deorable iltuatlon,
with hoarljriru, well Ardrhed, and convenient.
. .rutxl, and irriundr tartefUlly ornamented. Will
be mid trpry loiv and on accommodtllug
term. Apply tu
I.Kr WILLIK,
sepU Palinn' Illock Utste bt.. Halik.
till. K.. V, VIIANIS,
B
ItBVKT Lt.Col., latHarxoa U.H. VoltutUer. -
imic. uuroia , diocs, up ruLr. liTT
V,ViW,y
Tr r
l
1
pi-JIm'J
01tn.tloxa.
In tlio County Court n tlio .Mntnif Oregon ror tho
. , Conn vof !atln,
Intho matter of tho Ksla-oor A. F, Waller, Occi fed,
To Weplia WslU-r. C. tt. Itc.lt, Mnry U. Hall O. O.
Nliattoti, .1. B. Siratton. (l. A. Wnlitr, K. ,T. Waller,
u. I.. (I. Wnllor, nnU ill icon Tibliett. tu.irllan ni
; ! O. WAllcr, ana all tuiUnown liclrs oTA. F.
uiicr uecenfcu.
IN tho iitmn of the Stalo of Orceon: Yon ami each
nt you mil lutitiy cltcit ami rcqnlriil to npticor
icroro tho nlmvi! ininiM court, at the ( onrt llnuno
In Silom, in Mild Marlon csunty, st rh-ven o'clock a,
m nn tho Mtlluliy ni (!?!,.- 1ST?, then ami thoro
jo tiiotv cititc. If any i xlt, why nn timer (hoolil not
In utile b MtillVirt, nuUinilriii; .1. A. Miration,
llin a-lmhilntratnr llnrior, to mil Iho n-sl mlalo or
-MJ duiMiut r.ir thi paymci.t cr Iho ebatti'. ex
Iii'iifo of ml M lirilli'ii, nu clli uqlnt mlit
I'flrtli', ilii-tlMciini(or hy Mlil mlii lnit iivKir. Halil
rU liiiiln Ih Iwmi ilitl nml tli-i-rllii-il a rmlnw. to
wll; V pa ft of HoniliMi cMiiu. 41 NntT.citlou
No. 17. li T. 7 S U. n W.nf Wlllitnullu liiuililtau,
litiiinOi'il liy ueghiiilnir on tl.u rnnlli line of Uio county
ro.nl Iraillni; citcriy rrout tho int mil or Hmto
utri'iit. hi Snlcni, . nilou inuiily, (Iii'l-oii, nt a lio.iit
H. 7l ilojj SO irtn. IC. 13.UI rdaln linin nliemlho
fiiutli lino nf dil cnutily rm.l Intersect tho Wet
tioumliry of ih" liotmttnti t.ant clttm or A. F. Wal
ler unit I.li'tiha Wailir his wife, ntiii running thenco
l. in elep, nu mln, V. sr, chalii. mure orlen?, to Inter
cct a ilue esf I nntl wmt lino ibvldlm; fntd clnlm Into
two eiiiinl parli" ; Ihei.i'eiiiit m '.1 club ginoteor less
in InittMct tliu ca'iiii honiiilary lino of ncertnln
tract of liiml tlceilinl hy A, V. Waller ami Kleiiha
Waller hi wife, in iihbel U. Waller, hy tiecd.
ihtnl tlio Xitli day ef .l.ini.nry, lsotl, nnd record
nt In Marlon count tcconl. Honk or Deeds vo'umo
No. I, onpigorcii; tlirnre N. lililitf "aimln.K.
utoni: raid Imp! tiiemtonul lllio, ahout 0U.50 chain to
the ninth lino nt pulil cnuiiiy rond, tlunee N,7Uttig
Si) mln. W. hloi.u'ilio niiitli hnnnf r.ld cutmly rnatltu
ihupluco of hcKlnitliig, nml nil ltuti In .Vnrlim
eotitily,(lrioii 'I hi clttillmi 1 I'lti'llMiul In tho
WiiLAUiirTK rAtiviai. by order or Ilia raid contt,
inntlo BeiiteinicrlMh, IS77.
.INC. V. l'l!KltI.Btl, County Jiulco.
Knh'ni.Orccon. Til .1, 1S77. Si)w4
C71t(vtlOXX.
In tin) County Courl ni the Hliito ef OrcRon for tho
Count) of .Marlon.
In tlio matter of the folate of .Iinie Itlckey, deceas
ed, .l.inc M, Itlckey, Adinlntflrutor.
To Henry ltlckry, Tlinmas R Itlckey. .lame M.
itiekey, and nil unkiinii heir or nld decedent;
and all ii'rnn Interrited In raid folate.
Iu tho tinmu of the Slnto of Oregon :
"'O'OU nr.d etch of vim. nri hereby rltwl ml r.
1 niltri'd In ninioar bi'lnru thn aliiivii nmpil Cnnri.
at ihu Court lloiiKi I Htlrtn, In Mid Marlon county.
all 'elotki. m. nn the lllh day nf (lctnbr, A. I).
1177, to then nnd there fIiiiw faum. If any eicr-t, why
an order rhnuM not bo liindo by paid Court authorU
ngraU Ailinlnlrtmtor lo rellthu Ileal folate of raid
(leceib'iit fur thtia jiuvnt of tho admlnlitratlon,
ehame and clnlui n:nlint paid Krtatu, a petitioned
fur by Ald nilmliili'trntor. t-ald roil eftato 1 dcfCtlb
nl a rol'ou iimvU: A inrt of tho Unimtlnn I.mul
Ulul m nf ld .lame lttittey and wile. In T. 7 S. H. 8
W and In T S H It.SW: lleitlnnlnir nt the N. W.
cornel or Claim IVI, and the S. K. comer i f CMIm bl,
lnT8S.lt a W, niidriiniilnirllioncsN Odcir. 15 mln.
W. i, Cil cIihIii: theiico N. Illdeir, lUniln. K. Wl SO
ennui; mrnion. i ig. 13 mln. v, l.H chain;
Ihclico N -llldiy r.'.'mlu. It, !H,l!lr)inlnr; Ihinco N.
71 div (1) mln. 15 n.W chalnr; Ihenco N 8 des. at
mln, W I. Ml chain; theneo N, 45 ib'r. Hi mln. K, Il.fAl
clinlur; Iheiicueiirleily tu Inti rrect lhnoiith lino of
ald Claim HI, nt a point H, 4' ili-. M mln. K, (1.0.1
ehatiir fnini nn nticln tu raid rninh lino or raid rlattui
li IheiicS -in tlair. M mln. W. el.ini chain lo ihu.
piicunf bt;liiiihir, coi)tllilng olnoit nil acre And V'
Ihnterle f Inl rllallnn bn madnoii nnn-reflileni.
heir liv pulillnilloii of the raiue In thn Wn.l..ttr.TTK
i'aiimi:ii, n weeKiy newrpaper piihiiMnn ni alllu,
Ort'Ktiii, onrn n week for lour week liecwlvely next
iivvuihk r-uiii "Hi iijjt in "l innrr Idf ( . vCw
. . .J.VW.W
nn.yjyj
mni- -. ir.niiL.cn, i.
Miilrm. Kept. I 1-.T7.
Notico.
-
In thn int'lerof tlio (luarillnnthlp of Kt'wnrd I)ou
lllntniu Ahred Unulllnl, minor hull of Augusta
Unulllot, dicennd
TTOW. mi llil dr. Seplumbor4. A.I), 1R77, cmo
11 P. O, Hui.iiVAN, ium'dinn or raid minor heir,
Hiid prcrentul lilpiilttnu praytmr for nn order to oll
tho real vrtalo of raid iiilnni In Marlon enuiity, Or
Kon, described In hi raid lielltlnu, and It appearing
to tiro itttractloii if the (.Hurt that It I nccerrary
and rorlho bertlnnr'rt of ihufaul inliint that Ihu
ra'd real ertato htiulil tin rnld. It I hereby ordered
and decreed that thuiiixtdf kin ol raid ward, and
all iernn Inteierted tu ra'd mlate, appear btf no
mo at Ihu Court lloiiin In tho city of Halein.ln Marlon
roiinty. Oreipm, nil tho Dili duy ofOctolier, 1877, at Iho
hournf 'J n'elock p, m,, and rh'twciiire, lfny they
have, why a llcvnrorliouhl not basrnnteil lor tun rale
ef rnlderlalo, Heivlionf lhlonl-r rhnll bo madeby
publlcitlou In tho Wii.t.AtiKTTs Faiimkii for thr4
week rucccrrlvely hefum raid Oth day nf October.
A.U. Ib77. JOHN (J. PhF.llMM,
County Jurlco, .Marlon Co., Oroiinn.
. Udem. Hijit i1ht7.. :mw:i
Notice.
In tho matter of tho (liiardlanihlp ofllco Wilyht,
Oir Wrlt'hl, nml Kiln Wiluht, minor lair of Jo
u....i. . it. i. .... .i "
rvtu .,. f. iij;iu. uii'Airvu.
TUW, mi llil, rlxlli iay of Heplember. A. II. 1877.
11 c inin It 0. Hinmhy, initrtllm of raid in nor
lair, and pre-euto.l lit pellllnii irnliii fi.rau inner
county. (Irvjinti, dererlbcd In hi mill pillllon, nlid It
iiipearlnli tho rHtlrfaellnii if Ihu louit that Ills
lm'i'a.y nnd forlhubirt Intirert uf Ihu raid minors
Dial Iho raid real eiUto rhoutd ho rnld, It I luitliy
onliriit ami decreed that Ihu next of kin or raid
ward il lid all permur liiWrtrlcd In rahlirlaloappiwr
liiforomu, at thu courl Iioio-kIii ihu illy or Kalem, In
.Marlon county. Orison, on thn IBth day of llelober,
A. 1). lH77lMtlholinurif II n'clnckn. in. and rhow
caui', If any they haro, w hy n llceuro rhnuld uol bo
K'auli d for iho ra'o nf raid erlnte, Hervlcn nf this
nnler rhall bo iiiiilii by puMlcatlun In thn Wili.au
KTTr l'.iiMun fur three ruccerrliu v;e.ki prior lo iho
ISlli day or ociobor, A. 11. f77.
JOHN C, PKKIII.RH,
ret ln,1 Cnuiiiy Jiidiyu of Marlon loiihtv. Ilricon.
Notloo of Final Sottlemont.
In tho County Court of Iho Ktato or Oregon ror Iho
county of Marlon,
Krtato of lleoklah C. Haytuu, deccaxd.
I' KWM O. DAYTON, admlnlrirator or raid crlste,
J Imvlmr this day filed IiIm ilnal account, arkliiK
that Ihu ramit may lie. allmvul for settlemjiitj theru
fore, all perron tntererted km hcruhy untitled that
Ihoioiirt liar ret Ihu hearlliK of raid app'teailou lor
Monday, the flflh day of November IS7t, at Ihu court
hiiii'o in Halern, In raid county, at II o'clock a. in, ot
raid day when objection to laid account Of any vx
lit) will In, heard and determined.
JOHN V, 1'Ktllt.KS, County Judso.
Halom Bcpt IS, 1BT7. S-lsA
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
Dealer In
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Tobacoo and Cigars,
COMMERCIAL. STREKT.
Bslem, April SO, 173, d wtt
ORBOOIV
eQ
momt
F IKE
COMPANY.
Capital, $300,000.00
Asietf, $568,647.45
Income, 1876, $466,904.29
Loiiei paid oui sinoe orfcaniza-
tioa, . $1,137,367.50'
HAMILTON BOYD,
MANAOKIt.
su3tf li first HI.. l'OUTLAND..