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,
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PTlPrs f HaBVD,Vf-
WILLAMETTE FARMFT1
l'tuiu Lfnn County.
DinSOTORY.
OPI'IinrWoflho NATIONAL GHANOK.
Hotter John T. .Tooco, Barton. I'Mlllpj. Ark.
OctnverJ. J. Woodman, l'aw l'awr, Van llarcc,
Mich
Idnrtr, n Smcdlcy, Crcrcn, Howard, Jo.
tileitnriA, J. Vaughn, MctnoliU. Toiio.
An't tfUutint Slonlmvr Wlilklioad, Jllddlcbwb,
Somcrret, N. J.
(iiuip'ain-H. II Kill", Hp'livliornugh, Warren, 0.
Tinuinr V. M. UcUouoll, Wn)iie, Mttitou,N. V,
Peentnry-i. II. Kvllcy, i.uiilvlii, Ky.
Gulf-h't'irr-l). Dluuiildlu, Orchard ((rove, I lid.
Crrm Jl.i. Inlin I' ion Itirioti. I'IiIiIIuk, Atk,
Vtnttl Mr "mnii'd I! ilim MiiillclK Minn
)m,uin M , ,r,-, rj., ili'd, Nurlli (Iniiby. CI
Iitoly ImUliint AttwtrJ Mlr Carolluo A. Il.ill,
Louiavlllt, iiy
KTEOUTlVtt rnllMITIKi:.
I). Wjnit Mbmi (.'nilnimii,)''nlesutiry,.H. C,
K. H. Huatilt and, liiiiinnne invi.
J) idloy T. Clnc. t'lu. m n.t N. II.
Alnn'd O iiili r, llock Cull. Wliltilri, III.
W. II. Chaniliir, Usunchic, itiirrdl. Ala,
oniccri of Oregon Ntntc fJrniisc.
.VmttrWm. Cyrtif, He In.
Ocrn'r- It Hliipluy, Oanrrgn.
lACturer-itt. I! N, Hunt, Hnldlmllv.
tircrttirnX. W. Kind ill Uron (Hty.
tiUwardVf II. Tliumi, Wnlla Wnlln, W. T.
Ari1int Stewartl O W. Illddlu, L'anyonvlllo.
Chail'iinW, II. dray, AiKorla.
7'reiunrtrH. I'. Let), l'orthncl,
nitl-iW)ur Ditiilrl dirlt, Hiilcm.
ftr-,Mri'. II. A. Miller, JjckiHiiivlllo.
I"omona Mrn. 8 I). Dnrhtin, McMliinvllIa.
FlArti Mr. K. A. Kully. ICast l'ort'and.
ai !' ,VttiiiiritiU. auortfia Hmlth, Hood
JU'ur, wnccoooun y.
Errcullt VmmUIVm. Cyrn, Hclo: II,
nalh'iK. I.. Hmlth, Hood IthiT.
Slatt lliHlnttn Awnt. Y. I.tc, I'orllaud.
Clow,
.Rart Portland
.fcfulcm
, Tncktonrille
Stato Grango Doputios for 1877
lt Qff!(4. Krprtu,
BfKTOH.
A Holder Corralll Comllli"
CLACKAMAS.
Knoeh I'klrvlcu Itiitto Crrnk
N WlUmltll ....Oro'on Llty
IKIUIII.AB.
J WHavm MrrtlnCrcpk
(I M (Jmilncr Drain' HUtlon
Mltl.TNOMAII.
riymplon Kully Karl Portland..,
MAIIION.
I FCa'tlnnmi Iliitfuvlllo
(I W Hunt Sublimity
jtntipON.
JH T.MIIIor" Itckoimlllo JackronvlUo
1'lll.K.
F A Pattcrrou Illckroil Hilcni
LA.KR.
J.I CJitrltoti niotoLnke,
rouruiMi.
Dank) KleMor ICcr!jr JMo Jockromlllc
I.ANH.
JamCR W Matlock (iDnhun
MNN,
HAIrvlim t.liannn...... Albany
John Knd Tyiih Tlio l)nllci
VALIUM..
1 tl...l.... tf.Vf l..Mltl
J Hapjilnijttm I l.intitu IH
fill A NT.
I) II Itlni'li irt Canyon City Canyon City
CIILUMIIIA.
KV ;oi-r Columbia Clly
TIM.AI)K.
II I' Hiildmi Tillamook North Ynralilll
ioiatii.i.a.
JH Willi. Worton Wintou
rxioii.
J Iloiiry Hhnxidiir.... Oil..
trAtniNiinm TKiiuiroitr.
n.AUK.
H W Itnitvn Vaiinaurcr
CDLIIMI1IA.
It PHmlii Dayton
WHITMAN.
Lb JtliK.r Oolfax Colfax
rtiKiui.lt.
MZ Oiiolla ....... ...Klma
rixnoK.
HB Makham Clichalla Po'.nt
TIIUIWrtiN.
f. 0 Ablmlt Olympla Olympla
it ijoninirn it'iiu t
KIND.
Jnlliu llnrlnn Hiatl'o fkatUa
Li;wit.
I.M Ptrtrrnn Clarjuato
TAKINA.
OP Cook rciloiifbnrjr
IlATPY FliAT, Dec 20, 1877.
Editor WlilaujoUu Fdrmert
Wo, with tho rest of Orecon. nro on-
Joying the very best of weather. 8omo
nro a little unonsy at present, now, ns
it is clear and a llttlo colder than It has
boon, but they need not lie alarmed,
unless thero Is some great change in
the weather, for thero never has been
nor novcr can ho much of a freeze-up
with as litllo snow in tho mountains a
there Is at present.
K.irniers nro considerably behind
wliu their plowing, and thero Is but
llttlo grain Miwed, conipirod with last
year. Some- aro talking of sowing in
February or sooner if tho Kahon will
admit. Early sown grain will do very
well if tho ground is perfectly clean
ami dry. homo have como to tho con
clusion that early plowing is tho cause
of ho many weeds and wild oils, but
according to my observation, It is better
to plow early and then cultivate into In
tho spring, bocauso of tho well known
fact Hint our early winter brines nil
need that will como up tho first season
without stirring them up. Uy follow
ing tho preceding plan and than using
tho roapcr, thoycan got their ground
clean in a measure, without summer
fallowing.
Wo soon start oat in tho now year,
and It will bo well for us to stop and
consider our circumstances, look back
and recolvo lessons from I ho past. Wo
nmiciiiiiur inn maturing prospects (hat
loomed up before us all nearly one year
ago, and ft is trtio that they wore reali
zed to a certain extent, stilt hard times
aro tho cry and many aro bankrupt,
and many more aro having to sell their
homes to ' Mitiaro up." and lho.su mnnv
aro not all tho lazy and do-llttlc, hut it
mi common oueurreiico Willi persons
that have labored hard nil tho year.
To find tho cause for all this and then
to prescribe a remedy is tho Mumbling
Mono that lies In tho way or tho wise
that have attempted to solve (ho labor
problem. In our opinion, tho llr.st cause
Is exlravairanco itmnuir Iho lahmlnir
ehiRs. They try to keep up amiearaneeH
with their rich neighbors, in a great
many Instances limy manage to keep
along llrst ralo for a while, but (hero Is
extra labor called for to keep up all
IIiomj nlco appearance, and llnally their
muscles weaken and (hovaroleit with.
out health or wealth, all canned by fol
lowing a delusive phantom. In the
next placo it is a (act that no sauo per
son will deny, that our lnw. nro oppres
sive to tho laboring class. It Is evident
(hat tho poor and tho rich aro growing
farther apart all tho time, autl tho lat
ter havo it all tholr own wiiv ho furiiM
the laws extend, or at least Hiich Is tho
conclusion of a JIappv FiiATTun.
prayew woro offered up, tho orator I PORTLAND ITEM8.
" oratei," and Sinta Claus appeared in I 1cles of Incorporation were fllod in the
cnarncter anti poriorraeu his part to tho IxerkM oiuco yonwruay ior mo mourpomuon
1110. friin lintisn wnq ntiimmnrt n IlaKnown 81 IQO lorimiiu
(o Kb
uuiioiDunu mo usnors Kept on nsklng
us miles to vacate scats for tho ladies,
until Wo began to think that tho nfftlr
Was nilrcoDtlnn. a fnitid. nnil ilmf. Ilm
show 'tis not for us. However, on be
i rig us ired thatice should havo n ''tree"
for on sclvos on to-morrow nght, wo
yloldcf gracefully and feutstnnding in
iho ids es and vestibule. " Where dhl
overall hese folks como Iroin," asked
an old toildi uier, In ftetntio is always
stirpri-M at public gathering here, to
see so i iny neoplo conn together nut
of the aiparentlv tiuiiihahitpd woods.
Hut tho wry nituro and conformation
of tho coiutry isbtich that the people
aro hid iway In nooks and corners.
Anti as th population is fast increasing,
both by inmlgratlon and in tho good
old way, thero is often moro folks
around thin can bo readily accounted
A Chrlsnms Imp on tho night of the
25th, at tin popular Hotel do Meslcr,
wound upthe Christ onus festivities at
Coqullio Cty. M.
,
Dr.xrko) A.sthonv 8taiikicuv Doath
has again lild hh cold band heavily upon
in, and liasromnvod onoof our most worthy
and iirotnlantt Totmir mon. Ono whono llu
had boon plro and bin character without a
blemloli. ic had grown up among us and
by hlinrdoit deslro to ploaso and bo good
and tiHffnl t. all, ho had becomo tho prlilo
oflilM lovlnf hIhIom, nn honor and bleHsInK
in ii m kiiiu (urents, hiiu a iriunu nnu nna
factor to liliootnti.itilniiH, and hla untltnoly
dHAtii will ling bu foil find mourned by all.
Docnasnd wm about?.! years of age; Iih whs
nt tho tlltio af Hlcktiof toHOliln; and nlsii
studying tnidiclnu. IIo was Jiih, coin
nioticli'g nnnhiT term of fchoil whon hn
vn takun II with typhoid fovnr from which
ho uovcr recovered. Mm. JO J. P.
In any nmntr whora tho Pcpnty anmlntcsl U not
tho moat Kultahlii, acd tint Omiii;u of ilm Imallty will
propKrly IliUlcatn In mo a clinic', I will bo plva'ud, for
In many Intlanroa I havo hrrn ohlhrril to mako ap
olnlinunta without knowlrduo In IIIih-f".
WM 0YIMJ8,
Wmtur OrojimHiAti'drantv, P. of II,
Meetingof Subordinate Oranges
MNN COUNTY.
llopi, No.'il, ni'MtiH In Albany, nn tho tat
and aSaturdavi of mhjIi niniith, l 10 a. in.
04k I'liilu, No. tl, In llaUoy, 'Jud and -llh
HAitunlaya at II a, tu,
lltiiimr. aNii. wi, in wrawiorunviiio, in
unit 3rd Haturdayx. at U p. in.
Nymoimu No. M, ut Mlllor Ntatlon, It!)
N4turday,al I p. in,
liObanoii No. -I, at libation, '1X and 4th
Haturday, at 10 it. in.
(Iranifl'ralrltt No. 10, Halurday.
Knox Hullo No. UJ, lt and 3rd Hattir
ilnyK. HaiitUin No. .17, -ud and -ith Katurdayr-,
nt 10 a, in.
llmwiiHvllle No. ID, 1st and 2ml tialtir
ilava. 'lVngont, No. 7, Ut and 3rd l'rlJayH, nt 10
a. in.
llarrUburg, No. 11, IH and 3rd Matur?
tlavH, at 10 a, in.
Hhodd, No. (I, lht und 3.1 Hutiirdaya, at 10
a, in.
Happy llr inn No, 111, 1st and 3d Saturday
In oaoli iimmli from October In J lino, and on
Uin 1st Halurday tint hilaiinn of Ihoyuar.
Ilarinouv No.'il,3rd .Saturday, nguUrlv,
oxctpt In Nov, Dm., Jail. Feb., and March,
whtin tboy iubbI tho lat Friday.
1IKNTON COUNTY.
Soan Cniok No 1 1, 1st Saturday at 10 a, in.
Wiriatuatln No,n'J, 1st Thurnday, at 10 a.tn
l'liHotnath, Nol'J, UhHatiirday,at 10 a.m.
LANK COUNTY.
CrAinwAll, No. ill, I'd Saturday, 1 p. in,
UiittoiKi, No. Wl, In Kagituu City, 3rd Mat
dav, at 10 a. in.
(JlHrllV. No 7il. 91 Hitiirday.
Othoii, Nn. Oil. litSstiml-ty.nt 10 o'clock
Jiiiidllon City, No. 11, 9ud Saturday, at 1
p. in.
MIihaUw, N. M, tint Saturday In each
inonili, at 10 a, in.
MoKanalu, No. 107, Camp Crook, 9d Hatur
day,
POLK COUNTY.
OAk lilnt, No. 3, 1st and 3nl Haturdaya.
MAHION COUNTY.
rtlmn Oraugi, Nn. 17, Nt and 31 Haliir
liy In imoIi month, natvtpi In AiikomI, Sop
t iinlxir, and OiHnlmr, whim It me-tsoiily on
tbtt llSiii'Uv at ihrtlr hall In rUloui.
Ablrpia, No 131, I'h Saturday.
Kc IMInl, N't-M .'llSiturday, at I p. m
iliitto Croak, Nu. i, 3rd Nturdy, at 10
- m" WASIIINOTON COUNTY.
llaavaitott No. 100, inoola Wt, Saturday, at
10 o'clock.
From Benton County.
Marlon County romona Orange
Will moot on Iho flrst Friday In Jan.
Uiiry, t 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, at
(Irnngo HhII, 8.ilom. A full attend,
auco lurlorilred. Tho Infttnlhttlon of oul
oeri will tnkn placo during this meet
ing. Work lu tho fifth degrw.
U. W. Urorr.
Ki). Faumek: You spoko nbout ro
ses being in full bloom in Halein on tho
llitii of Novomhor. I will just say that
wo can Ix'at (hat up hcio In Denton
county, for our valley Is considerably
higher thlili Baloni. Alklo valley is in
tho Coast mountains on Mary's river,
half way botweon Corvallls and Ya
(pilna bay, and Is supposed to bo a little
colder, and at this present time of year
woro you ho re, I could show a rose
bush In bloom, and nn apple true that
put forth a young shoot six Inches long
has now blooms on It In ono of my
iiclghlnr'a orchards. Heat this In Salem
if you can.
i will Just iny that (ho greenback
(Ires nro kindled and nro getting hotter
all tho (lino. A Greenback club was
nrgautacd 7th of last Aug., at Summit,
being chartered No. 'J, in tho Stato of
Oregon: hut since, others havo organ
ized. Our precinct at (ho last election,
iravo a nmioruy for cooper and cary
over both the other parties, and next
Juno wo will east nil our votes for (ho
greenback cause, for (hero aro now not
enough loft to organize a precinct pri
mary only in tho (Ireenhack club, and
we havo passed resolutions to support
no man uiiIosj ho comes out for equal
taxation, for tho nholMuucnt of tho
National hank system, for paying the
tMiudlioltlor in greenbacks anil lor lioltl
intr tho urconhitckH at par with gold as
a legal tender tor all debts. No mini
who does not siaiiii laiiivanu noiioitiy
to defend thoubovocin have our votes.
Times aro hard here, for money Is
Mcarco and win no scarcer tin wo can
got John Sherman to coiimi ills ruinous
work of burning tho greenbacks, autl
burn tho IhiiiiIs instead.
Wo havo at this writing, plenty of
vlolotfl and marigolds in full bloom.
llOWAItl) Knr.KT.
Summit, Denton Ji. Dec. 8, 1877.
Still Auolhor Robuery.
Day nfior thy wo aro called upon to citron
'do tho fact llatfiomttbody'ri homo hns bnen
'tapped" during Iho night and tho burglars
woro not dlicotorod although hi tntinyof
tho Iiouoh ontorod u lamp w.is burn Intr.
Lnst night Mr. Wllhrd IIerron,ngont for
tho oppchltlou lino of iilcnmors on thU river,
and who hns a room ll'.todtipla the wnrn
housn, was birglinzid. Tho huruUr ef
fected nn entrnnco nt tho front door by forc
ing tho dooropon, nnd then inndo hla way
o Mr. Ilorren'a room. Thorn IhiMlcorwns
faMlonnd wnhn night lock, which tho bur
glar micooed.td In opniilug bv I'ornlug tho
catch bHck ho Hut tlu bolt wo'uld allow the
doorloNWlug open. IIo then Kiilerod mid
took n piirotinnninhiliiK "bout ?S2 Irom bo
iieuth Mr. II. 'h head, and llmti look a h liver
watch and a gold chain valued ut f 10, inm
his vest pocket, banning up boslde tho bid,
and loft tho pnmilHa without eon hla
presonco lifting made knoiwi. Thero was a
purse of f.jO In iho liulde pocket of ht i oit,
whloli tho uurclar hail manners eiiuuuh to
leave, or elso he did not Had It. On exam
ining nrdiiud the promlsea, this innrulng,
slgua wore found that tho burglar bad
(through tho window) watched Mr. II. rotlro
to Iiih room and place tho money under the
pillow. Tho money tskon tielnngd to tho
steamer City of Malem, but tho watch and
chain worn Mr. H.'a personal property.
Somebody Is an ex port at thU bouae "lip.
plnjt" business.
All tha WAy from "FrUoo.'
A day or two ago thero woro three young
men In our city, ays tho Albany Register,
wiio had walked all tho way hither from
Han Francisco. Tboy atoppod but a abort
ilme end then took tho back track on foot.
They shDiildered their luggtge and Marled
hack as merry aa crlokela. One of the Dartv
enjoys the sobriquet of Dr. Jack-knife, und
la mild to be a fair phrenologist.
Industrie Uxhlblt
a.nniailnn. Amount of canltnl. S5O.00O. di
vided Into 5,000 sharei nt 1 10 each; principal
place of business, Portland.
8am Ilorrlis tho embezzler, recently de
tected at Astoria, threatens to cxpoeo Odd
Folio web Ip.
It will tako about $17 810 to run Iho police
hmdnoas of tho city of Portland, for tho year
1S73.
The O. N. N. Compiny's Imatn nro not run
nlngmlh'i Upper tjolumblt, mi account u'
the cold wenthur.
Thero uro la tho Irtsano Ayhiin,nt Dist
rn-tlnni.2s rinrsons lt)i limits und (W io-
maie', ao-onllng to tho report of tho Sujmr
IntouUout, Dr. J. C. Hawlhornu.
A valuablo leather trunk belonging Io
Lieut. 13. A. Uridy, wns taken from tho O.
S.N. Company's wharf and brokon open.
An expres"inan by the nsmo of Henry Elk
elosls ihoKtispectid culprit, ntitl H warrant
has boeu Istiod for his urrost.
Portland has n thief that steals tho school
boy's ovorcotta.
A llttlo daughter belonging to Thomas
Tllden was run over yestorday by nn oxprccs
wagon. Hor Injuries mo not regarded na
dangerous
During tho year lust closed thoro havo
been Oil clouds recordod In tbo County
Clerk'aofllco in Multnomah; 413 mortgages,
13) chattel mortgages uud 162 marriage licen
ses Issued.
Prof. Tlornnn, formerly Suporlntondent ol
the Lucky Queon mine, hns been appointed
to Iho samo position in tho Webfoot nilno
In Josoplilno county.
A maps mooting of tho working mon wra
to have boon held this forenoon at 10 o'clock
to dltcuss tho Chinese labor question.
Tho Indop'ndontOrdor of It id Mon will
havo an Installation and ball this oven lug.
A regular d. d. cillodyoa'.urduy upon Mih
Dunlway, in company with n police olllcer,
nod requested hor to piy lili line, ns'lm
henrd her lenliim once, while he was nn In
mate of the IMtiltontiiry. Mm. D oauldn't
seo It, und sbo flroJ him out tho door.
Ilonry Klkelos, tbo young man charged
with larceny of n trunk from tho O, S. N.
Go's dock hud n preliminary oxiiniunllou
yesterday and was bnund over lo nppnir bo
I'oro lliii"x grand J.iry, tho bonds being
plucod lit $100.
AgenlhinHi residing nnar 1'ipo D.iHp.
pulutmeiii, vh the lldes ImVo Ixhii lilklior
lor the pisi two weeks than nt any time for
sevoiul jtiir provlous.
Mra. Howard N. Northrop was pro'entr d
recently by Wlllamotlo Kuylno Co. No. 1,
with nrerillh'atn of deposit nn Lidd it Ill
ton lor thu hatidsnmo bum of 51W.
Jan L. D.ilv, solicitor uud uollnqlnr, hos
been RrriMtil churned wbh thu crime of lai-o-iiv
bv ballwe, and hiu ben hell Io uwi t
ih" uulloti ol tho grand Jjry la tho mini of
fiV).
Tho worklnirmen'a open sir meeting yes
terday was woll attended.
Etst Portland Is to havo a now ntulon to
be located on L.streot, lust tip from the larry.
Tbo bark IMwnrd James on her next trip
In Honolulu will taken lend or live Mock
consisting of 20 blooded bulls (Durham,) ono
.xiiing blooded stallion, mm donn lino
chickens four dozan Oregon quails, uud firty
eight cate.
Another Robbery.
This morning nbout one o'clock n bnrglar
entered the resldonco of Mr. John Gray, on
tho corner of Commercial and Division
strode, nnd sucoeeded lngottlng nwny with
about SCO In coin and a sllvor watch and gold
chain valued nt $10. Tho burglar octored
the back door of thodwolllng Ihn door not
being locked but n big olTlro chnlr placed
neniimi It And pand Into the s'ltlng toon
nnd theneti Into Mr. Oray'n ohiimlHir room
and from hi pan'n pocket exliactod iho sum
ofnoarffiO; ho then unit bark Into lhoi.it.
ling room ttnd tlNcoveied n. cent and vft ly
ing i ti Iho wiln -tlin lamp wan still bun lug
ii il finin iho et pnrknt he took the watch,
Mr ttnit'M III hi ' r-tn pnrdle" ues mi 'ho
cnfH liMifHth tbn coal and tennti to grow I end
ii nuon ei niiieni Mr. llry lirard tho
noio and iiirnnir on' oftho bed ntnl into tho
dttliir room ust In tlnio Io see tho linn paB
out of the room nntl thiotiph tlio beck door
the way ho imiiio In. Mr. Omy gnvn cIises
and followed him nround tho house, hut tho
burglar proved to In nn expert runiior'nnd
won tuniln hU escapo. Coinmenla nro mi
necossnryj we know that Mr. dray lost tho
money; wo know that the buridnr got It, bat
vie don't know tho man, und that's whoro tho
rub Is,
i nWn -
Expectorant ,
M BitX'O 4 t
l'rom Coos County.
(CoquillkUity, Dec. 2(1, 1877,
Ki. Faumkh: Tho avenigo Cotpill
lercinhoasMK'Ial as "any other muu,"
when ho wants to bo, and a pleasuit
alTalr of (his kind was had on the eve
ning of tho 12 llh lust, in the Hhtipo of a
Christmas treo In tlio Uulver.-ulist
church of this "city." Tlio treo (as
largo a fir treo as could ba hct up In the
house), wan loaded down with toys and
caudles for th. llttlo folks.and articles of
F.illod to Connect.
On Now Year'a day a ooupln from tho
oouutry miiih Into the city, Hays Iho Albany
Ilsgister, an 1 atoppod nt tho St. CharlcH Ho-
tel, for the purpoio of gotling married. The
tXiunty Clerk was abssut and oould not be
found The twain then departed with run
fill CAiintoiinncf h to their homes. How (hey
will llx it we are unable to learn, Wo wish
them better luck next lime.
Snuilny School Offloer.
Tho iiieiubtrri of the Kvangelh'al .Sunday
School n few days ago elected tho following
name 1 per-ous for tho period r.f ono year Io
nerve as oilWre; Hupt . Itsv. A. W. Dower;
Assistant Hupt., J (J. Mohrevols; Keorelnry,
J. F.Hlalger; Treasurer, J. Itlur; Librarian,
Kd Hler.
Quito a DluVrne.
Poihapsaomeof ourclllaanaare not aware
of tho fact thataluco tho dlftloully between
tho Common Council and the Pirn Depart
ment of this ally, tho Hoard of Underwri
ters have had under consideration tho pro
priety of rating this city aa fourth rato, The
amount of property Insured within the city
HmllH Is OJO'JJS, on which tho iimnunt of
premiums paid, by book three, Is ? 15,328.
Miould the oily b olaMd as fourth rate, the
additional sinoiuit nnulied by bivok four
Mould be fU'JIII. Tint dlSerenm limt our
clllneiiH will in, eoinprtllo't lo pay, if they
Insure their prop.'tV, would be mora than
enough in buy a Urvt class steam tire engine
for the city.
Thought lis wu CoonichtoTl,
He was a Unniisii, and run h gr o.ry bul
nes in one of the thriving Utile inwna over
lu Polk county; but the gmcery hiislneii.
Ims been ery dull of late, and Jacob So line!
dur, who did not know iiu thing about golim
Into bankruptcy and making money by ilm
oimratloii, has been very oitnlous of lain
ahoul receiving (wople, kleoe k noiiNtsble
euieret his place the other lUysml utinjhe.1
soinegnods to t-atUfv an execution. A fw
evenluus ago kouieliotly kotk-d at the fiont
dmir, and Jacob, who lives above I lie nro.
eery, siuck his heal out of Ilia wlndn v, nnd
observing the ins", stid; "Ha dnn'i llr here
Mime moro," "Who don't livo herot" In
quired the nun below. "Ddr nnti vnt liar
uioveil," 'Uut Jsc'li, I want lo fceo vou."
"You nia a o wuuchtrirel ?" Inoolrtnl Jaroh.
"I am a pMOtt(dlivr, and I want In ana vmi "
"Ohl pin a he 3e '111 or," xatd Jacob, wlih a
... .,.,. it... ..:. , .. i8KU ol rlitr. "Of ou hat pin a mon
vonu, uuiiiyniiiijOKUHiivvuo.-ws, mrinouchioilal I don't plnYaucup Schneider. I
Dig ones, huu a wnociuarrow load or
two whs plied nnder tho treo, which It
wx unable to bear. Hong were mc
mistook you pin m ooonanlitnffd," Jacob l
now hist aa much opposed to beaeenfflteni"
a be waa to ".vxnohUlle,, aa ha U oat
oum mom good by that Soar' vatli.
Multnomah Knglno Co , No. 2, propnso lo
orccta haadsomo inoiiiimont over tho grsvo
or iho Irtto Archio Williams, ex-Chlol En-gluoer.
Mrs. Phnobo IIumaon, of Portland, ban
purchased nnno.half lirorust in MinTwilin
city water works. rr the sum of fO.SOO.
Artlolns of Incorporation.
On January 2d artlolos were llled In Iho
Seerotary of Stato'a ofll je, Inoorporntlng the
Albany nnd Rantlam Canal Co. Alhinybas
boon folocted us the principal placo of bust.
new. and tho lMoorV)mtop nro J II, FostoT,
L. Klklns and Jason Whoaler. Capital
slock, ?3S,000,
Articles were also fllod on Januvy 4th, In
Iho Soretnry of State's otllon, by Petor Tay-
ior, ii. u nooru, v. u, nuiuti anil Ira F,
Powers, for th Portland ludii'trWl nxblblt
AkS'X'lution. Capital stunk. $W O00; divided
lniort.000aharo offlOeo'i. Duration nn
limned; head offlji to bj In tho olty of
Portland.
MARRIED:
PimnOM-rtKA Near Orvn'o. Oreirnn, at the
oklilKneeiif Mr. . Ilnrklemsil. Iiy ltv. I. M.
K-eue, Mr.J.H Purdora uud Mls Aiiua lieu,
ellot Murloiirouiily.
Knowing Isilh of the "bUh eintrnvinc ra--
tle" to this honorable anil llfe-loni: ontrsct, we
e in sifely say that eaoh are truly nllfil In Uilo
aiHldlpMltlon to each other, met we predict fcr
them a life of more Ihun ordinary hnpplneos.
Tlio happy onuple p-mixd up the ma.1 lat
ovonlne to upend their honey.mooii lu tho fra
tUo city of Albany, where JoeU friend r
".fKlon." The couple have oar best wl.lica for
ttirlr future hnpplnea and propcrlty.
To tlio JvUllot orT.TuUoN in
urtioitlui.
Why ned you auirr with Paralrds whn
you can lie cured 7 Why will you siitfcr
with Uheuinatisiii when you oti iHicurisi;
And why have no msny aches and pMns
when It Is within your react) to bo cured T
I an now eiUbllthrd lu halem, prepared to trrat
sHCnroiilc Dl.i, ucha ItheumaiUai.Ncuri'ir'''.
Contumritlon, KI'Idot dlreas:, sail to fact all dl.ar
v tint baman fle-h U belrto. MHclaUltrttlon paid
to Kvua'.u Woikne and nerroat pioitntloa, which
It ro cirnsin to Ladles. CMIJrtn' dkoa not rx
rrplrd. In cennrctloa with ray practice, I bae one
of the celbrld Medicated Vapor LUilnlip Orton
lUtbf, Mhlrhalda ra.tlj lu rrinaTlngall chroolcdle
rae. It npena the pnrta of the akin, and thrjwa oH
the altoiy, rairbld roatitr, which la od of the grvat
rinreaof fomuch ruffeibc. Wtou we enpe think
that two Utlrda of all we tale Iota orr rtem fttt
off ihrocgh the porta of the akla, we ned not atop
long to wonder why we are alcx, when we pay to
little attention to the meat Important cnanctory cf
our bodlen. Oorlag tha pat aloe montho I have bad
tola bath la operttion, aod many an kvt'.fy la It
Ocjc j. I treat paUenta by the wwk, rr by tlncle
trfaun'tit.
Indira w!3 do well to artra bm a caP. Bnldmaa,
tatb(t corner of Otatar an aanoM tttvetes
aaltm. MBS. a. W. CBAIS, M. Bs
Stubborn Couglio and Colds yioa
promptly to tho healing and cura
tlvo proportles of lr. Jnyno'.s Ex
pectornut. It looscna nnd promotes
tho oxpoctoratlon of irritating mat
ter, mitigates much pnln and dls
trrxw, and chooka Inflanimatlon.
Asthma, Bronchitis, and Throat
Tr0tlblB3 aro at onco rollovod Ut
Hr. Jnyno'N ILxicclorniit. It rp-
movos constriction of tho Dronchtnl
tubcH, loosens phlogm, Boothcd nntl
heals tho muoouu mombrnno, arrests
nny fovorlsh londoncy, nnd holia to
forward a graduul euro.
Consumption, Pleurisy, and Lunn
Atfoctions nro gonorolly controlled
and nmollorntcd by rr. Jr.ync'u rx-Icc4o;-nut.
It saves tho lungs from
much Irritation and distress, by ro
llovlng thum of tho irrllotlnjt matters
by which tboy nro clogged, It atoo
hupprosMos Inflammation nnd glvc.i
tho niroctod parui a clianco to honl.
Wlioopinrj Counh.Croup and Hoarso-
nOSS aro olIlcacloiiBly traitod by Br.
Juyuo'H Uspectornnt. It removes
dlfllculty of broatldng nnd oppros
clon in tho throat or lungs, promotes
tho ejection of mucus and subdues
tlio violence of thebo complaint at
thooutsot. Ills a Safo Family Curn
tlyo, of long-oHtabllehod ropulntlon,
and vrhoro promptly ndmlnlstcrod,
haa enabled many to cecapo Borlooa
Lung ACfocUons.
DAVIS A OO..IWholXMlo Aaonla,
T A,
Ortvon
PortUrM
'ntamj
CM'X'Alilillslatlll 1H66.
Willamette Nurserva,
G. W. WALLING & SON,
ritoritiRToiu),
Oswego, Clackamas co., Oregon.
WALLIJSTGr'S
aLaKaHaftW NVUT'T B
m -I 1
PJEACH PLUM,
Xlio Itullnu Prune,
And the beat varlcUes of
riurn.
Prune,
k'eacli,
Applo,
I'ear,
Cbcrry
Nut and Shade Trees
IM FULL A8SOIITJIENT.
Send for JJesoriptivo Oatalogn.
Salem Flouring Mills.
BB8T KAMILY FLOOR,
BAKBU'8 EXTRA, XXX.
8UPKRKINK AND OltAHAM,
MIDDUHG8, DRAN, AND HnORTB,
ConNtuutly on Hand.
FIlfrhoMt Iioo In CASH
Paid for Wheat
AT JL1L THOTfl,
H. O. KINNET,
Airent 8. F. If.
Keotltt
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XJTOIUM BTTT-Tr
Bsooraaor to J. M. Euua .,
tS Liberty at., - - NRW YOKat,
OomnxlMcrlon A.4font
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V New York rl Uthmua. FmcUc Rallioad imX
rtpjllora. aUaifltf, of MtrKBdla nd f r tha 22
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