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W0MAFS WORK.
Woman's work, whero 13 It pray?
Ob ! 'lis vory hard to nay,
In this frvo eullttlitenod day.
Whero sho may not labor.
Home's llio rightful plaoi, nays one,
Bat supposo that duty dono,
Sho who tulla till not of ma,
llath no homo, my neighbor.
Or mippo?o In your homo nest,
Every comfort, evoiy reft,
Oomoa from hnr own labor hloit,
In BOtno round of duty.
TtaouBh sho oarnu with finger nllpbt,
Means to make that homo mora bright,
Hhall we deem Ihm fair and whlu,
Woman's robe of beauty T
Woman's work Is everywhere,
By tho bod of pain and oaro,
In the cabin scant and bare.
In' the princely dwelling,
Where the little children play,
Whero the feeble old folks slay,
Where tho homeless wanderers stray,
Sin and sorrow quelling.
Woman often finds her place,
Filling It with modost grace,
In the factory, at tho case,
As her taste may load her.
Woman's work Is never dono,
By the woary whou bosun,
Ohl because beneath tho sun,
Many, many need her.
Old Maids and the Like.
Now, ray dear Editor, I am not nn old
maid mysclf,but expect to be one, Bomo
of these days, wheu tin foolishness or
my eighteen years has departed. As
wo girls havo long known what to rend,
Will not BOtno ono kindly tpll us how to
llvoand what to learn, that wo may
.support oursclvcB in a blessed Btato of
single peaccfulno39,audllvo Independ
ently. I should liko to hear that ro
mark of Fannlo Forn'd explained, in
regard to woman's rights opening tho
way for old maids to mako tholr lives
mnro unviable. I know 60veral old
maids who have freshness without ma
ny curves and dimples. I do not know
of their having llvo poots and philoso
phers in thoir.trains, but I know they
havo good books In their libraries, and
aorno of them llko cats too, and all or
them havo flonso enough to know it
" Bnuir box from a patent rosier," thoy
nro not woman's right supporters elth
"or. Thoy aro full of fun and llfo, and
can go to church and lectures alono if
It Is necessary. "Why shouldn't thoy?
or girls either, for that matter, lie
cauho ono docs not havo n big brother,
and does not euro to monopollzo any
ono elso's, who has to slay at homo with
only a few blocks bulwcun her and tho
church. For my part, I cannot seo
why tho gcntlomon generally prefer
the society of a giggling girl in her
tcons, to that of nu intelligent woman
of moro nmttiro years, fonts Jim Kon
ton" says, " She's heard It thunder oft
en enough not to gel frightened, and
aho's hud tho measles, and th) whoop-Ing-cough,
and llio chicken-pax, and
tho mumps, and has got through with
hor nonsense." Perhaps It Is because
tho "old maid" beats him In so many
of his pet arguments, and does not
comlcHcond to smllo Hweotly at all llio
soft nonsenso ho Is pleased to utter.
O.ST. OF THE GlKi.H.
Soino Other Rights of Women. '
From Hob lngorsoll's now lecture: "I
bellevo woman Is the equal of man and
has all tho rights of man, and one more,
that of protection. I bollovo tho insti
tution of marriage to bo tho holiest and
most sacred Institution among men.
Yet It tnok thousands of years to ad
vttiico from slavery up to tlio marriage
institution. I hate a man who thinks
ho Is tho head of tho family. I do. I
desplsu him. I hato ono of those dig
nllled galoots. I nevor saw a dlgnlllud
man who was not a dunce. Solemnity
Is a breastwork which mediocrity
throws up to defend Itself from the
oyes of tho world. 1 hato a man who
is an aristocrat in his family, and whoso
wlfo Is obliged to bo it beggar. Sho
says, I wuut a dollar,' and asks for It
as if sho was standing on u bomb-shell,
and he replies, ' What did you do with
tho fifty cents I gavo you'." How many
women aro obliged to bo continual beg
gar?. How can you raise children In
such an atmosphere? It's a terrible
thing; It's wretched and infamous. I
bellovo In tho democracy of tho family.
Kvory homo should bo it littlo republic
in itself. Lovo is tho only thing that
will pay ten per cent, to both borrower
and lender. Lovo is tho only thing
where tho least iosslblo extravagance
is qlio height or economy. What right
lias man to bo tho head of tho family?
A man should bo cheorful and pleasant
on coming Into a house. When you
euslavo anybody, you mako him dis
honest. A hut with lovo Is a palaco for
a king. A littlo whilo ago I stood ot
tho tomb or tho dead Nupoleon, and
when I thought or his past lire, I
thought I would rather havo been a
French peasant and worn wooden shoes,
living In a hut with a littlo wire I loved,
with children upon my knoe, and their
arms about my neck, and died unnotic
ed and unknown, loved by those who
know roe, than to havo been that king.
It Is not necessary to bo great or rich
or powerrul to bo happy."
Beautirul Circassian girls can now be
bought in Constantinople for $200. each.
Tho Art of Listening.
The art of listening 13 a dellcato and
difficult art, and ono that Is seldom
practiced. It Is dellcato became It de
mands, If not sympathy, a show of sym
pathy, and continuous attention, as
well as nn nir of Interest. It Is dilllcult
because self assertion Is natural, and a
stato of passlvoness without manifesta
tion of weariness Is irksomo to main
tain. On account or its delicacy and
difficulty, not leas than from want of
knowing how to manngo it, It is tho
rare art In society. Tho few listeners
who understand listening nro invariably
liked, even admired, and not unlro
qucutly chnnn tho talkers to whom
they give oar. Tho nlco listener Is pret
ty buro to eot a name for Intellect, cul
ture, wit, roadlncs for any sort or
quality, indeed, which he or sho docs
not reveal and may not possess. Tho
porson fond or talking usually endows
tho porson who listons with whatever
attributes he thinks ho has himself;
and his rood opinion or tho listener
grows steadily, until sometimes it
amounts to positive worship It is not
enough to listen merely In a negative
manner; for this appears liko resigna
tion, llko silent suffering, liko uncom
plaining mariyruom, nnu uosiaes, may
be mistaken for stupidity, which is Al
tai to tho listener's hopo nnd object,
in society, but his listeners must dis
guise liis stupidity, ir thoy would bo
accented; anu,nbovoall,novet Indicate
or intimato to anybody elso that tho
speaker has any possibility. "Wo can
bo dullness and commonplaco itself
with impunity, provided wo seem to
think well of our acquaintances. Har
per's Bazar.
Husbands and Wivks. An ingen
ious young lady, who has been making
her observations on society, asks: On
what prlnclplo do men behave toward1)
their wives, and vice versa, after marri
age? l must confops I havo been stun
ned frequently, nnd nothing has terri
fied mo so much as tho thought that, In
marrying, I, too, might bo subject to
tho cold sarcasm, lndifforonco, and of
ten brutality shown by many of tho ap
parently best husbands. I havo been
taught to bollovo that mnrrlago Is the
lilencst condition of life: that truly uni
ted couples moot again in heaven, never
to part; that there Is no greater happi
ness on earth than that of husband and
wife but how rarely do wo find it, or
oven hear of It! Tho papers teom with
cruelty, witty stories about their mutu
al misunderstandings, tho greater part
conveying most painful slurs against
tho wives; criminal courts bear terrlblo
evidence or the unhnppluoss that reigns
over too many domestic hearths: and
theso aro but a tithe, compared with
tho sufferings that aro endured to si
lence scandal ' for tho sake or tho chil
dren." And married people will tell
you marrlago Is only a lottery;" that
"tho poetry or marriage fades in a few
thiyn, or weeks at most." Clearly, with
many it is a constant wnriare an un
seemly strugglo from day to day. How
low can sign themselves n happy bride
groom of twenty years' Ntandlngl With
those ladles who complain that " gen
tlemen don't proposo" I havo no sym
pathy. I am ashamed or thorn. Such
women do not know what marriage Is.
Twenty Impolite- Things.
I. Loud and boisterous laughing.
'J. Heading when others aro talking.
!l. Heading aloud in company with
out being asked.
1. Talking when others nro reading.
ft. Spitting nbout tho house, smoking
or chewing.
(I. Cutting finger nails in company.
7. Leaving church before worship is
closed.
8. Whispering or laughing in tho
house of God.
0. Correcting oldorporsous than your
self, especially parents.
10. Leaving a stranger without a seat.
II. Gazing rudely at strangers.
12. A want of respect and rovoronco
for seniors.
1!J. Receiving a present without an
oxprcssioh of gratitude.
11. Maklngyourself horo or your own
story.
15. Laughing nt tho mistakes or oth
ers. 10. Joking others in company.
17. Commencing talking boforo oth
ers have finished bpcaking.
18. Answering questions that havo
been put to another.
ID. Commonclng to cat as soon as you
get to tho table.
20. Not listening to what ono is say
ing In company.
Loving Fiuunds. Never cast nsldo
your friends ir by uny possibility you
can retain thorn. Wo nro tho weakest
or spendthrifts If wo can let ono friend
drop off through inattention, or let ono
push away another, or If wo hold aloof
from ono Jealousy or heedless slight of
roughness. Would you throw away a
diamond because it pricked you? Ono
good friend is not to bo weighed against
tho Jewels or tho earth, ir thoro is
coolness or unkindness botween us, lot
us como race to face and havo it out,
quick, before tho lovo grows cold!
iilfo is too short to quarrel in, or to car
ry black thoughts of friends. It Is easy
to loso a friend, but u new ono will not
como for calling, nor make up tho old
one.
Though Mr. Gladstone was born nnd
bred ut Liverpool, and has passed tho
latter portion or his llfo within easy
reach or Ireland, ho only visited it for
tho first timo last month, whilo Lord
lieaconfield has, In common with thous
ands or English gentlemen, never set
root on Its shores.
ritnt tlirna.fniirf liu tT fill fhn linnrr
ings in Missouri within ten years havo
been by mobs.
WILLAMETTE FARMER
CHOICE RECIPES.
Wedding Cake. Tako three lbs.
butior, four nnd a hair lbs. Hour, thrco
1 os sugar, six lbs. currants, ono and a
half lbs. candled lemon, hair a lb. al
monds, hair a pound citron, thirty eggs,
a pint of brandy, and a pint of milk.
Heat the butter and sugar In n pan, un
til It Is llko thick cream, but bo sure
not to mako It too hot; then ndd the
eggs by degrees, till thoy nroqnltollght.
Next beat in hair tho Hour; then put
tho milk nnd brandy in. Grate tho
rinds or six lemons, and then put In the
rest of tho flour, currants, candled lorn-
oii-uool. almonds and hair an ounce or
mixed spices, such as cloves, mace, cin
namon, nutmeg antl allspice, lxaton
nnd tirtcd through a fino sieve. If you
bake tho whoio In ono cako it will tako
three hours and a hair, it must not bo
baked too quickly.
Indian Cakk. or pone, as it Is some
times called, makes a delightrul break
fast dish. Ono auart buttermilk, four
tcucupfuls of Indian meal, twoof wheat
Hour, four tablespoon fuls or molass-s
or brown sugar, ono oven tnblcspoonrul
each or soda and salt. Ilako in a quick
oven. This rule makes two handsome
cakes.
CiiANiiEitrtY Itoix. Stew a quart
or cranberries in sufficient water to
keep them from burning. Mako it
vory sweet, strain and cool. Mako a
pasto, and when tho cranberry Is cold,
spread it on tho pnsto nbout an inch
thick, roll I , tio it closo In a tlanncl
cloth, boil two hours, and servo with a
sweet sauce.
Am I to Blame.
Am I to blame, Mother?" asked a
young lad the other day, who had Join
ed a tomperanco society. Ills futhor
and mother appeared to bo displeased
with him. After n long sllcnco. tho
boy broko forth, "Am I to blame, Moth
er? Sister Mary has married a drunk
en husband, who abusos her every day;
sister Susan's husband was Intemperate
und has gono off and loft hor; and you
arc obliged to tako hor homo and tako
care or licr children. Hrotlior James
comes homo every night drunk; and
locauso I have Joined tho cold water
army, and you arc likely to havo ono
sober person in tho family, you nro
scolding me. Am I to blame, Mother?"
Tho mother, ovcrcomo by tho argu
ment of her child, replied, " You nro
right, my boy. May God blo.H you,
and help you to keep your good resolu
tion." Phopanitv. we aro um
uphatlcally
it seems to
in the ag of profanity, and It seems to
us that wo nro on tho topmost current.
Ono cannot go on tho street any whero
without having his ears offended with
tho vilest words and his reverence
shocked by tho most profane uso or sa
cred names. Nor does it emtio from
tho old or middlo aged alone, for It is
a fact that tho younger portion of the
community are most proficient in de
grading language. Hoys havo an idea
that It is smart to swear; that It mnkcu
them manly, but tliero never was it
greater mlstako in tho-world.- Men,
oven thoso who swear thcm-clves, nro
disgusted with profanity In it young
man, liccattsu they Know bow, of all
bad habits, this clings tho most clotcly
mid Increases with years. It Is tho
most Insidious of habits, growing on
ono hi invisibly that a. most before ono
Is aware ho becomes tin accomplished
cursor.
A NKW A HOT 10 NXI'KIHTION. A
whaling steamship, the Vega, lias boon
bought for tho Swedish Arctic expedi
tion, which is to start next July from
Gothenburg. Tho vessel Is vory strong
ly built, and can carry coal enough for
a cruise or 8,000 miles; she is to bo sup
plied with tuiMclcnt provisions tonervo
for thrco years, dipt, ralauder will bo
in command; less than .'10 persons will
be on board, in all; thrco or four wl'l
constltuto tho scientific corps. Tho
King or Sweden, tho Government,
Oscar Dickson, ornothonburg, und Mr.
Slbarlakoir (a Ittit&lan) conjointly de
fray tho expenses. Tho projected voy
age will circumnavigate Asia and Kit
rope. brevities!
Harvest novor comes to such as sow
not.
Tho only way to mako n friend is to
bo one.
Ho who boastH or
friends bath none.
a multltudo of
Ho who gives n trlllo meanly Is for
meaner than the trlllo.
There is no such thing as nn easy
chair for a discontented man.
Men nro liko words; when not prop
orly placed, thoy lose their virtue.
A man's own good breeding is tho
best security against other people's ill
manners. Good company nnd good conversation
nro tho very sinews of virtue. Good
character Is above all things else.
Never tell n man bo's a fool; in tho
llrst place ho won't bellevo you; la tho
next, yon mako him your ouomy.
During tho cholera epidemic at Ilan
galoro, India, n gentleman holding n
high oillciul position in that city, was
ono morning informed that his horse
keeper had been seized wlththntdrend
ed disease. Ho at once sent for tho
doctor, who found tho patient inu stato
or coma, nnd pronounced tho case to be
tlesjHjrate. Disinfectants were profuse
ly sprinkled throughout tho house, und
every precaution was takon to provent
tho spread of tho disease to tlio other
inmates. Tho unfortunate man was
himself tenderly removed to liowdon
Hospital, whoro tho usual remedies
were noplied without producing any
effect, for tho patient still remained in-
sensible. At last, his situation appar
ently hopeless, It was thought bettor to
desist from further attempts to reklndlo
tho faint spark of lite that was rapidly
dwindling. Lato in tho night, linv
over, to the surprise of tho hospital at
tendants, tho patient suddenly recov
eaed consciousness, and In strong voice
nnd language demanded to know where
ho was. Ho was Informed that ho had
been III with cholera and was now In
hospital, and implored to remain per
fectly quiet ns his only chance of recov
ery. "Ill with cholera!" ho shouted
indignantly; "I have only been drunk;"
and, to tmi consternation of tho doctor
and his employer, who had given him
up for last, this statement turned out to
bo true.
MARRIED:
In Palem. January 17, 1878, nt the relder,re of the
brlde pareulis by ltcv. 1 S. KnlRbt. Mr. Nonnm II
Loonet Mill MImIUmiiot 11. I'LARKC. dao,cbUirof
b A. CUrke, Kq.,-aU of Matlon cuuu'y.
8TKWAltT-Kt.Ut-In this city, January S3iJ,
by JamcCutty,J. i..Bt bM Ulrica, Mr. h. J.
Stewart anil Mlaa Bnrah Kill all o' this county
DIED.
STAttKKV-At o o'clock lost rveulnn, January
SUM Httierretlilcncnln ttil clly. Mn. Jane h,
Hturkey, lined 61 tetirrud SmonthH.
A Gentle Hint
In our stylo of ollmato, with Its sudden
changes of temperature, rain, wind, and
sunshine often ltitfrinlnu.lml In a frluglnday,
It Is no wonder that our children, frirnds
and rolatlvcs aro 60 Irrquently taken from
us by neelectod cold, halt' tho deaths
i-ARiiltlnir ilir.inllv from thl causo. A hot-
tlo ol Hoccheo'a Gorman Hyrup kept about
your homo for Immediate uao will provent
serious sickness, a large doctor's hill, and
perhaps death, by tho use of threo or
four doses, For curing Consumption,
Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Croup or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs, Its sucoesa Is simply wonderful,
aa vour druggist will tell you. Gorman
Syrup la now sold In every town and
village on this continent. Sample bottles for
trial, 10c,; regular alr.o 75o.
Agent at Lebanon.
Mr. S. Luttrell, will hereafter act as agent
for the Wn.LAMKTrn Faumkk at Ihnnn.
P. C. ADVOCATE. $2,60,
WITH
American AKricnlturiHi, $3.50,
AN II
Splendid Microscopo, $4,00,
Ono Ytnr, I'ov CiimIi.
COT All Methodist Ministers nro AgcntB.
J. H, ACTON, Editor,
lalmt PORTLAND. Or.
MARBLE WORKS.
WM. STAIGER,
l) HA I.I II IN
Head-Stones & Monuments
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Italian and Vermont
All KlndN ol Cemetery ami oilier
Stunu work dottf Willi neat'
Bu!HU ami llspuU:li,
XVT Onlrr from all port f tho Htnlo nml WrtU
liiiltim TVriliory rt'ci'lvnl nisd forwirik-U pfoniplly,
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Ilacli Number coulnln- TiiniTr two l'ni: of
rcuilliu.', nuny nnu Wood Cut lllntrllon. ami nu
Coioiiki) 1'l.tTU. A licmitllul (Union M4i;iirliiu,
nrlntud on iletMiit impur, nnd mil or luioruumm.
In KikIIIi and (lurmuii. I'rlco, JI.'S a yi-sr; 1'lvc
conic :,wi.
Vlck'a iHou-rr Riul VckI"I' .ruVi,
SO ct'iits tn utugr covcrf, In fcliyuiil tlotli covur
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Vlt-k'M 'ntnlosui',-:)ft0 lllmtrailoui, only a
ceut, Addrrx, . . ....
JAMES VICK. Itochoitcr. N. V
2tly Hiilltiiil rolnlosilP or Vcj;clalilo and
"lower Ht-ed for 187s v.U ho .cut KltK.K, In January
to all who apply. Uutoiner of Ut n-aroii m-ed not
wrlluforlt. I offer oijn of the larcmt (ollfctloim of
vrcelablo f ed ever ent out by any feed homo In
America, a largo portion of which were jjrown on my
lx aced farmi. Printed direction for cultivation on
each package. Alt n-ed eold from ray citablUhment
wanautrd to bo bnlli frvrh and true to nnme; ro fur,
that Miould it prove otlierwlm I will refill the order
cratla. Ai tho original Introduce or tho llnblmrd
ami Marblchrad SiUiuibeii. tho Marblehead Cabha
Kea, aud a tcxira of other new veritable, I Invito tho
patronage or all whoaroanilouii liiluvo their reed
directly irom the ((rower, frerli, trae.audor Ihu very
beitilrtln. New VriielHlileiiecllty.
JAMBS J. II. OltKOOItV. Marbleiiead, Ma.
FOR SALE.
A FEW DARK
IlItAIIUAH tnl liltOWN LEO.
horn Fowl, from li.e bet uriln I" ih Unlud
butci. EOOhlnSeaton. V. If. wiikelkk.
dec, 13.11. Khedd, Orrton,
"I.... Flauta. Hprlnif Wt free.
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Dr. H. SMITH,
33 E3 3NT T I JS T ,
SALEM, OREGON.
Ofll:o moved over DRRYMAN BltOS.' NEW BTOEB
.".T.. Office bout from 9 a. m. to 6 p.m.
ST0RTH SALEM STORE.
A T TUB I1K1CK BTOW5, HAS JUST 11KC21Y
uL cd a full SHortuivutof
Gtoneral Merchandise,
Dry Goods?
Grooories,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing
uucauuca tor me myana t'onntry Trade, lionsh
low, aud will be fold at s BM ALL A rtlOVIT,
DonshtM
thote who 8KLL AT COST. tVQoodii delivered to
unAiiu J. iLirri ma. b.b
M
ut pan 01 ins gut iree 01 coarse. Novttt
Mrs. Rohrer'i New Romedy
FOK TUB X.UXCM
Iff MRKT1XO WITH WOXDKRFUL SUCCESS t
rrcilH PURELY VKORTAIILB HKMKDV HAS
JL no efliial In the relief and euro of ConRhn, Coldt,
AHhm, lironchltlK, Croup, Whooping Conch, M(
tlM, Ac. It Iirh prodnccd omo renurkibid euro.
Hold hy rirugglit ecnf rally. Prepared only by
JOHN V. SlUHa'IIV, Monmouth. Or..
T whom all lettera of bonnet thould bo acldrr i cd.
Farmi and Laud lor Sale.
I OFFER FOR SMK ONE FARM, 380 ACI1K8.
100 acre In cnltlvat'nn, good orchard, fltna'cdon
tho t'lea.ant Hill roirt. abont !4 mile from Kncrne
Ctty. Alo, about 1400 acres rf MIXED LAND,
tolas of the. bett valley and bearer-dam Land In th
county, tuirounded by hill and bruth land. Three or
four very koo.1 farm tan bo madd out of It. (lood
place for a colony. Want tn tell tho whn'o lot tnirvth.
er. Thla Land u ultuatvd in Leno county; 'about It
mnr irom nurtne niy. ann tix irnm crercn,
Jet
AiiurvM
F. II. DUNN, Kutfrti City.
NOTIOB TO PKKSeXS INTKNDIMi
KMIGKATK TO OKEtlON.
TO
Direct Passage from New
York to Portland, Oregon,
LAN DCI'AHTMKNT O. A (J. It,, I
l'miTHNi), June !, IPTI, f
THE OIIKOON HTICAMfllll' COMPANY ll.VH
agrved to carry on lt Iron I tcnmohlp, now being
Diiiii ai i.nciicr ra , oy .ioun itoacn ,v mm, utinii nor
cnmpieiion, on or nnnm inn loin nay or .iiiniary
IhTH eteerijo pi'iicrlrom Now York to Portlnuit,
direct, via Ihu Htrnlti" of JIuiellfn, nt llio vxireinily
low rata of 67ft 00 currency, board Included.
Thla nemnor Mill bo tlio brt, Mrnngett mil moil
comfortably arranged hlp ever built In the I'nltcd
MAIec. Npeeil, I MX kuoii). l)lmcinlonii V!0 leet In
length; ru feet Im-niii; 'Jif dil!i or hold; Mptcily,
1,'i 0 totm: ItiXI eablii unn tit) rtcerau pinFiiKeiii.
Tim lilting u)ol llio Mermen w'll recolvn Hclal nt-
leiiiiciu; ii win oviniMoi uiinnii moiitrniinpMrv.
mentand ll veiilllillnu will bo perfect Every .it
tentloii will Im intd to tho romrort or nnt.cnver.
nnd tho faro will hn of the bed iiiHllv. V.ut of thu
oecK reoin win oo mini r.p nir leiriKernumr inirpo.
en, with a view tolurnlrli pemer frirli meat du
rlmrtho whole vnrnro.
'I ho viimiko III ho mnilo liiftlmnt ftxtyda)'.
ToaM Krou whoiterlroloeinlEralotdflri'iroii,
Krlcultiirnlnud other ImplcmriiK will ho InLiual
very low rate.
For pcruii hero who have rrlemli In thn Atlmllo
Hlate wl'lilmt to rnti.oto Uri'tj.in lhl oirer n rarti
oppnrtunlly, tho nnuoytue" and fallcuo or tho
over'niid rontu by rail nro molded, and tlio p.irrii;o la
conrlderahly '(.
FnitiaillriiUT Inroimtllon d lrei K. O. tmldt,
1 Houlli Willi mi troet. Now Yoik, or
IJjmG) P. HCMirt.Zi:,
Liiu.t A tent O. A O. It. It. Co . l'oillnid, Umi.
Notice.
A PETITION havlnt: been filed In tho ro-iiity court
ol llioHlntuor Oroyon for tho county of Mu Ion,
lorlhinpiiolntmi'iit or E. H. (Irrjjo'riMin punrdljii or
tho i'Uio of.l.'repli Hloiiu. ii innri'i'iilunt minor, nnd
MomUy, rebrunry 1th, 18, nt It o'dotkln iho foro
lioi.ii, hivnin beeii nppoluied for benrlni; tln aiau,
now, I'lrrernrc, an uumm imennifn aro nvieiiy ro-
mired to npiietr In i"ild court, nt tlio cuil-houfO In
btiem. in ini county, ni rnui llmo men ami there in
rluiH-lau.e why ald II. H. llreolro liould not ho
I county, nt rnlil llmo t lien and there In
uppoliilid am iiitli KuaiuIAU.
JOHN U ITCKIII.IM,
Cnuiity .ludiio.
Jacllul
Final Sottlomout.
ATOTICi: In heruby Klen tint W. M. (lorrllnx nnd
ll Kinimt I.. Joni,ndiulnlMrntiiior tho tnl of
IKIoh C .Innix, I ilo of .Mirlou county, ili'iea.ed,
Invu ltd ilny ll'ed llulr ill nl nceoiint In th iiulirrof
pld eMnli', mid Halun'ay Iho Dili day or February,
IK7H, nt ten o'clock In llio forenoon il v.itil div Imh
hi( ii fued n I Im tlmj fur litarlni; Ihu inmo. All er
conn lulerenled In mid erlnto nro thereroro ii'iulrnl
tonppenr beforu tho routily court of Iho hln'o or Or
ei;oii nt Iho day and hour nrorer ild, nml tluvr reiifO,
If any exlut. why puld nreount thoula i.ot bu nllonul
nn J raid ndmlnlttratori ulthari.'d.
W. M (10ESMNB,
Jan. 8. 1878IVI EMMA I.. JONES.-
THE
PLUMMER FRUIT DRYERS,
l'uloiifcd April 1877.
rinii:M: maciiinf.h aiii: iinhi;iii'.hhi:i) hy
L my oilier for llrylni; or Prifervlni; Frulle and
Vet'elnhli-i' or all kind, nnd arucnlruclvd nudlur
nlthed comjilctu In fourdlllcrehl ele, namely:
Tim Tom Tli ii nili Dryer-rapacity or .
bu'hvl or apple per hour price.... $ TO
Tim Miiull I'niiilly Drycr-cupaclty or 1
burliel perhour-prlco...., IM
Tim l'umlly Iiryer-cnpaclty or 3 huhcl
per hour prlco -t-
The Factory II rycr-rapaclly of buabila
per tour pilco....
Theiie Drjora wcro awarded tho Centennial Medal
and Diploma at Philadelphia In lhN), A In), Iho Uold
M da) ol tho Htato or Ort-von for lb"U, fur vxcelKnco
or lUvor, color aud condition or Fruit.
All Mzea comtantly ou hand and rurnlthed'onrhort.
et notice.
farm and County lllghtv tor aale.
For further particular and dorrlptivu cntalotau
addreta W. H. PI.UMMEIt,
Patentee aud Manufacturer,
JelStf Eait Portland, Oregon.
A COMPLETE LINE Of
Ji. HV3SS,
Saddles,
Whips,
Collars,
Bridles,
Robes,
Spurs,
Etc.,Etc.
DEAR iiORNfe,
ON CIlMMEICIAl STREET,
HUltlllS'n BI)CK,
SATjlBM - - OREGON.
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