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,... ,w ..jfTjL''" i " 'CtWfi JL, T I ADVERTISING BATES.
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If a illC:! to a w Hwi f jS4 JmL
An I M pntor t. n-coln In .ltwcr. SP pig "jprTJ' t Vv V"- SY TK. tweut Inohm.
S2,;"50 por Year.
Interesting to All.
U'o have heavy payment to mako tlio 1st of
January, and uc depend upon those in arrears
fur tho money. If jou "111 send us what is
duo us up to tlio pronoiit time, wo shall lo in
dependent, and wo shall never need it more
than now. Somo owe, in over it year, ami such
ICCOUUts Ill'hT 1m) paid up.
FROM A GRANGER.
Jlitor Willamette Katmcr.
In looking ocr your v.tlu.Ui'.a jwper, ovory
numWr of wlilcli tliat liM'ivaclicil inu U cum
fully presorvc.1 on llle, I fiu.t in tli.it of Nov.
3, 1378, un Urn fifth Vigo, Cml column, in
jour "AJJri'fu to our ltu.ilci" umler tlio Iio.nl-
lllj; "i'lIK K.tllMkK A (lllANdl! Ol'.H.N," 0ll
.iy, "It iii to 1h) n(,Tetti'd tint ft Society Hut
tlumhl li.ivu for iUnlij'-'ct tliorodal, intollrcttuil
vul iniiteri.il ailviiiirtiueiit of tlm wliolo fann
ing population, raiuiot lo to cuuiluctvtl m to
coniinauil tlio nltppult nml reiipect or overy
firmer in llui Uud. l'rolmlily tlicro U u jjik.1
.If.'il of human iialuro both ioaiilo ami outnlo
of tlio Ordi-r."
j. A3 to tlio nbjcttH of tlio (Sranip) efTort,
ynu li.ivo stilted them in tlio tlrst vorili ((tinted
without your "ivgret," ftnd from tlio very
kind and conlml trvntinviit receixed at your
invitation, at j-otirown liouno, hy tlio ini-mlicri
of tlio Stnto (Jrjnao on two iKC-iiom, liu
irien tny iurprio at uoliciin; tlio paragraph
quoted coming from yourudf and in your pa-
per.
Jd. Allow mo to say that thcro id noK?iety
organization moro liberal, more tolerunt, nnd
that laboni mora clliciently and uioru huccviw
fully in accompliliing the ohJecUof it organ'
i-.ition. 1 am fully awaro of nil tlio Influence
hnm'1 w Ixjur l"ti tlio orgnnlMtiori, an 1 on
filly satiifiod that they will cnntimi whilo tbi)
indolence and oovoUunoiH of men who are not,
nnd by the condition of moinbcnhip cannot or
ought not to In) admitted as moinbcn. Tlio
fablo of A Jtop about hid undo id applied to tlio
ijraiiger by all othr claiii in a country- hi
load muit lx) liorno withotit an oQort to unload
it.
3d. Tlio conduct of tho tlrango to "com
mand nupport and rwikjct." Wo do not com
prchsnil this Jiart of the rvmark, unlea it ba
arisen in j'our mind from fomo incident con
nected with tho chango of tlio plaeo of meet
ing of tho Salem (Imngo from tlio (lood Turn
plan' Hall to another place, art wo notice in tho
Farmer they haves done. Or pnuihly koiuo
uiember had been expelled and obtained tho
sympathy of, or inflncncul your mind in that
direction. Wo will wait for u reply.
Kcjpeotfully yours, etc.,
A OUANdKll.
POTATOES.
rVUtor Willametto raraert
rotat4)M being a crop that i cxtontivcly
roUcd in tho lower valley, it id important that
wo havo tho boat varletied kindd that will
yield tho moot, and will also bring tho highest
nnrkct price. A good whito potato will al
ways sell for moro tbau a colored one in tho
Han Francisco market. It it also well tojiivo
a potato that will ripou early. that thay can
lie dug beforo tho fall rains set iu. Tho Ilur
bank seedling tills tho bill the nearest cf any
kind I know of.
I jjt j ear I raised thirteen varioties, and
they yielded about as follows, tho litirbank
most, nud s on in tho order enumerated: llur
bank, (iarnet Chile, i'v-erloss, 1'inkeyo, Snow
' Flike, IlrowiisU's ltoauty, Holbrook's Seed
ling, Kxcolsior, Now York l'rcir.Imn, Oregon
Ulue, riarly lt(e, Kuby and Alpha.
The Kuby and Alplia aro certainly not worth
railing. Tho Ilurbank yieldul 01 same space
alwut three buthili to two of Garnet C'hilo.
Otio of my neio'hUirs, from thrvo bushel, plunt
mg about ouu-half au acre, harvested ISO bu.ti
ob, w huh ho told for $1.00 per bushel when
other kinds eru only bringing 73 conti.
Mr. Laneo last spring boiight of 1110 twenty
pounds, from uhicb ho harvcsteU thirty-bix
biiihtls. He raised them mi bottom land u ith
oat manure.
They grow fast, dry weathor appears to havo
tho least effect on them of any kind, an I they
ripen early, so they can bo dug by tho miJdlj
.( September. A. V. MltLKit.
FfT Puktunu, lec. 7th, IS7S.
Tlio Agricultural I)cpirtmnt at Vashington
has prepared a pamphlet oa the tea plant in
America, which is suou to be published. It
will show that this country send a value of
$20,000,000 of coin to Jan aad China every
year for tea. Tho Commissioner discusses tho
subject and draws the conclusion that tea can
bo produced in this country as woll as in China
and Japan, aad that not only this $20,000,000
worth can bo producnl here, bat that tea can
bo raised in this country sufficient for our own
ami also for exportation. Nawi juul
Weather Report for November, 1878.
During NovemlKT, 1S78, them were tl days
duriiii! which rain fell, and fii'i inches of
wutor; .'t clear days, and 1 1 cloudy dajs other
thin thoiu on which rain Ml; - days wore fog
gy all tho day, tho 'Jd and Sill.
Mom tcmpcratuiv for tho mcntli, 4o.C0
Highwit daily moan toniporatiiro for the mouth,
SS'tin tlio lOtht lowest dally mean tempera
ture for tho mouth, .IS' on tho -M.
Moan tcnipcrttuiv for tho month at " o'clock
s m., fi-Mtl', Highest thernioimtor for tho
month, 01 at '2 1-. m. on tho Ifitli. Urocst
thnrinoinntcr, '-' , nt 7 . m. on the '.'.M.
'I.'in pivvniliiig uiids cro from tho north
iluriuj; l.l.d iys; Koutii, tuu diys; MUth-vtiHt,
8 days; uorth-wust, 1 (Uy.
KwMh (H'currcd on tho 10th, I tit. t'Jth, 'M,
tilth, 'JOUi mid '-";th.
Duriiij November, 1877, thcro era Si) days
during which rain fell, with 1.1.01 inaliwJ of
water.
I-'our t Itnr, nnd 0 cloudy days.
Mesn teaipt raturo for tho muiith, 4.1.71.
lUghost ddly merni temwraluro for tho
noutli, nTi", iiu the I nth.
IWiv.l daily menu temperature for tho
month, JIT, 0:1 tho '20th.
101.1, Uoo. 1, 187. T. I'iiamsk.
A Few Items from Latham.
Kditor Willamette I'anncri
Mr. ComiUck las moved his lirgo steam
oaw-mill from 1'iuWCreok to Iathiut, on tho 0.
ami (.'. 11. It., and Is doing n thriving busincsit
iu tho way of furnishing lumber, both drcascU
ami undressed. Instead of tho dull, monoto
nous station of a few months ago, Lathim
nun a dilTerrut appearacco. She has a l'ost
OUlce, and somo ten or n dozen homed havo
lrfuy gono uuoud iuurJiT, wmIhwILiu
Anions ii ivf ..'. uup li'iilt by Mr. MuintmJ.,
whTcIi Is an oniameafio auy town or city.
List Sunday night ,Mr. Wilkin! Martin, of
Cottago (Irovo, was Unockcd down by romo un
known persons 'Nilh a sand-bag, and almost
killed nod robbed, As it happened, ho had but
little chanuo with him at tho time. Ho now
lies iu rather a critical condition, ui it almost
llslocatoJ bU nick. J. II. S.
TEA.
A few IUltimoro merckants interested in
Tea h.wo askud tho Chineso Minister at Wash
ington to discourage the ovulation to this
country of Teas which aro artificially colored,
and to rend only tho leaf iu its natural condi
tion as used iu ihina. In reply they wore in
formed uU.it they ought to have known before,
vis., that Chinese merchants would bo glad to
export Teas In the natur il condition, as it cost
them lunch less, and that artificially colored
Teas would not Iw exported a day longer than
there was demand for them. Tho various
brauibi of Tea sold in America and Kuropo aro
unknown to and unused by Tea consumers in
China. They aro specially prepared by Chi
nese exporters for the foreign market, colored
by chomicals, and this procews, together v ith
tho peculiar methods of packing, not only ren
dered th jm less palatable and beneficial, but
more expensive. There is really but one kind
of Tea plant, and from this both Gn.cn and
lllack Teas are produced. The wpiivalenta for
the two terms, 1 1 ret 11 ami ltlack, do net signify
to tao Chincio tho color of Tea, but have refer
ence to the period of gathering, tirecn mdicat-
ng, not Gr: en color but uiiripencss.
1 ' -
Tlio nitinnal debts of Franco and I'ugtand
aro now not far ajurt in amount, that of France
beingahttlo tho larger. Thu Flinch debt is
I11M by -l.SiO.iWO porsons, being an average of
aloutJ3 to inch holder, ilugland's debt, on
tho other hand, by tho latest returns, is held
by about fl'W.IWO persons, lietug an nrimgo cf
nliout l.',.ViU to eaih holder. In 1 Vance, the
misses of tho peoplu tcim to bo the bond
holders; in l-jijlaud the capitalists instead. In
Franco theio are about 7,00,)00 land owners,
of whom Mime 6,000,000 bavu little plots of
about mi a?res as an average. In Hnland the
uumbo of kind owners is put down at 1,173,
OiW. Iu France one person iu live is a land
owner; in laigland ono in thirty, Iu Kngland,
liawu er, 8.V),CJi) of these ow ners havo iu thu
aggregate bat I SS.OOO acrei, being an average
of a tntlu more than one-fifth of an acre each.
One leak en nearly every fann may lie found
in the neglect of tho agricultural implements.
In traveling over the country, it is no unusual
sight to seo plows, barrows, wagons, sleds,
reapers, and mowers, etc., piled in the fence
corners, in tho fields, lanes, barn-yard, and
publis highways. Whenever you see things
piled around iu this waj, you can setjit dovn
that thcro is at least one leak on that fann.
An excuse might I) found for somo farmers of
limited means, that they are not able to build
shelters for their implements; but wo find the
same leak on farms where they count their
afiJKihiJmiulrl. U".UH. I -!
SALEM, OREGON, DECEMBER 13, 1878.
CURRENT INOTES.
Jennie June writes thirty-threo fashion lot
t'ls a week.
Haiscr, tho ltoston biflianl prodigy, makm
from !t00 to 700 runs c wily.
Tho Hungarian violin irtuoo Itomenyl baa
net ltoston allamo with Ids cxcolleut playing.
Mr. .Stanley is lecturing in St. Jinnee Hall,
Lindon, to Lirgo audlcncos, 011 hU expedition
"tlimils'i the dark (oiitlnent."
Mr. Spurgeon ii to receive .1 gift of fil.OOO
from hit congrcgntioti nn tho wmplethm of hm
tw. nty-fieo j-ciiri of theological lalor, lKo. HI.
lit Uovomor llolfmin, of New York, had
Ju it roturiiod l.omn afl r nn oxtondo.1 tour of
tho F.uropcan continent, mid rv'mrtt tliat (Icn.
(ir.int Uciijojliig himx'lf thoroughly.
Kin;,- Alfonso i 1 said to hnvo told Gmi. (Irani:
"llunor.il, auiI iviour of jour isiuiifry. Kp&ln
Is proud to grnet you oil bur noil, for Spam Is
tho country of warrion, and you aro tl.o jpi .it
cat of our ago."
Mr. W. W. Corcoran, tho jjenoroua Vaah
iuitton banker, has pnaeiitcd thu Statu of lxiu
ieum with an historio.il p.iilitmg of tho bnttto
of New Orkuux, by a celebrateil Fruncli artist,
and costing 20,000.
I'owdi reI l)nx or alum Is recommended m
an inicticido. A pound of alum dissolved In
two qu irU of bailing water and applied with n
hrtinii whoii quito warm, ill drive away uoar
ly all kinds of vciinin.
Jonks, hearing tint a certain Bgrioullnral
fair association had ctTcrod n largo premium for
tho best drillol military company, suggested
that it would !mo boon bettor to hivo ofTcred
tho priio for thu best drilled field of grain.
Nathan AulIoweJ, well known In connection
with n leading nifliisrio boarmg b's name,
died l.ut suiiniKT and left an caUto valued at
9100,000, over which bU cliildren and grand
children aro B-juabbling in tho Now York
Courts.
Ji'ulo llentou Fremont fit said to bo an at
tractive a woman in old ago m she was in
her primo. Her abundant hair is white na
snow, her complexion is fnt.li, hor futures aro
animated, and ber baud i.t ought by sculptors
as , model.
The numlH'r of horses killed for food iu l'arii
luring the first ipjaitir of 1878 was k',311,
witli l(Xi ,-vis.n and II mulcH. Tho figures in
the corresponding period of 1677 woro'2,'228,
I 111, aud six. Tho tint butcher shop for tho
pala of boix'-ineat w.ia opened in Lmdon on
tho Mi of May last, and by the -tth of July DC
horse-s, aoveu vm and one mulo b.wl boon dis
posed of,
Tlio Churchman editorially discussed the
ipuoAtiou, "Are. Atheistic thinkcro to blame for
their conclusions" and aiuwem tho question
in tho afiirmative. Speaking of I'rof, Huxley
and his followers, it remarks, "Their logiomay
lie sound enough, and their mot hod vigorous,
but thoy aro uuder bondage to physical pheno
mena, aud consequently wrong iu premised and
eoucluslons."
"It is 11 singular fenturo of our timca that
the age which tins seen thu comiirsion of tho
Sandwich Islands, of the South Sea, of tlio
Kavons, ol tho Lloogoo.i; an age wliiih his
keen the doors of China and Jajmn thrown
open to the In raid of the crou, should bo an
ago which encourage despair of tho ultimata
victory of Christianity over tho world." It is
tho ItaptUt Watchuiau which M sjaking.
Mr. Merits Uovwli, who was att.iclied to tho
pers-uial htair of liimuih when be w.14 iu
France, his published a volume which contains
tho following relig.ous ilexlarutiou of tho diplo
mititi "I do not uitdnrstaiid bow peoplu can
live without 1 belief, ail J without u publio cou
fusJion of faith, witho-it Udioviiig 111 Gl as
tbo.IuiU'O Superior, in a future life and tho
duty of fulfilling onu'i mission on earth. If I
weru not a Chnstiin I would not remain at my
post a single hour, if 1 did not lliovu in Ood
I would do nothing for hiimau masters. Take
r. way my faith and j on Uko away my lovoof
country "
The cost of tho tweUe new bells which bao
been placed in the northwestern tower of St.
I'aul's Cathedral, London, together with the
work of mounting them, liu Iwun about 8100,
000. The largest Ml weighs 0,500 ouiiiU
and tho smallest MM, while the weight of all
is nearly 40.0IM) pounds. No. 12, thu Urgtwit,
was given by tho corporation. Linden has
waited more than two huodred years to heir
a chime of bells from its Cathedral belfry.
Families of farmers engaged iu drying fruits
aro reminded that the solar heat is not suffi
ciently intense to destroy insect eggs that may
havo been deposited 111 the fruit when green or
in the pr:ccs of drying. If put in a moderate
ly warm oreu for ten minutes all parasites and
their ejfgi woul 1 be de-strojed. In countries
where fruits aro extensively dried this treat-
II t! 1
I v . I
Sentenco of Indians for Hurdcr.
On WciliiPMlny inomlnc tit 10 o'clock,
JiuIko McArllicr jiroccutlcd to pti'H
sentenco on QtilMt-tum)w nnd Whlto
Owl, the two luil'tni convicted of tho
nuirdor of OeorKO Copgnn In July hint,
Mr. McUeiin acted us Ititorprctcr, nnd
his honor proceeded to p;im Hontenco
separntolyni follows; (lult-It-tunip wivs
tho first to recolvo sentence:
"Prisoner ntnnd up. You luwo Iwen
Indclted, tried nnd eonviced of thu
crhno of murder In tho llrt (k'rco,
nnd IIiImIj tlio tltnonpiolnted for pro
nouncing uc?oturn; mid nonloi.co up
on you. Tho court will hour nnythlni;
you ni'iy Imvc to my why Judnient
hIhuiM not he pronounced nunlnnt you.
Quit-Il-lump3 hinted iu brief that ho
hoped tho JuiIro would ho 11a ler.Ieut in
proununcIiiK hudeico nn ionsll)lu.
Whilo Owl, when called upon, utld ho
thoit'rhl Kentcucu of dentil should not
bs pitssod on htm, from thu fuel that ho
wan tho llr.1t to (ell of their Implication
In the crime. Tlio Juilgu proceeded,
wiyliiK I do not deem it noce.ssury to
refer In detail to tho faetH which ap
peared In tho testimony ngulnstyou;
Hufllco to my tlmt tho court conslderti
thu verdict rendered n Just and correct
one, and tho court ad v!km you to tunlce
hiich ubo ot the fowdayarcmlulnnu; un
to you as will meet tho approval of
Almighty Clod, beforo whom, Hoonor
or Inter, .o must overy ono uppenr.
Tho Judgement of this court Is that you
ho taken hencu and securely confined
In tho JfM& counfy of V''uM,li.
until Uhiv! day of Jnntmry, 1G70;
and that on- tho eiiid 10th day of Jan
uary, 187!), bctweon tho haum of 10
o'clock a. m. nnd I) o.clock i. m. of tmld
day you ho taken from thonco to tho
enclosuroof tho Jail of anid county In
which you ilro to he conllnod, and then
and tliore, liijho prcHonco of twolvo
bona Jltle eh'cfcr.i of Umatilla county
you ho Imncedlhy tho neck until your
aro dead."
John Inrrongha on "Cows."
ItloMcel is ho wb(jii youth ni pa.u-tl iijiou
tho farm, and if it was .1 dairy farm his mcioo
rics will be all tlio more fragraut. The driving
ot the cows to aud from the pasturo, evory ikty
and every uoiton for yoarn how much of Bum
mer and of nature hi cot into him 011 thtso
journeyxl Whit ramblei and uieurnious did
this errand furnUh the rxouui for I Thu binbi
and hints' ncots, tlio berries, tho wpiirruU, tho
voodchucks, the beech wooibi with their
treasures into which tho cows loved no to wan
der aud to brointo, tho fragrant wlutor-grcens
and a hundrexl namelcM sdvuntuns all utrung
upon that brief journey of half 11 milo to and
from the remote pasture, tiometime-s one oow
or two will be missing when tho herd is brought
homo at night; then to hunt them up is anothur
adventure. My grandfather went out one
night to look up an abiientco from the yard,
when he beard something in the brush and out
etcpjicd a lear into thu path beforo him,
livery Sunday morning tho cows mint ho
salted. The farm-boy takes a rail with threo
or four quarts of coarto salt and, followed by
the eager herd, goes to tlio field Mid doposit-i
thu silt in handful 1 upon smooth stoiuo mid
recks and t!uu clem plaai on thu turf. If
you want to know how ood leilt is, so 1 cow
uit it. She givei the true salms smock. Iluw
tho dwells upon it and gnans the award and
licks the atones v,iier it hat ton dipowitod I
The cow ii tho m'it iluhg'it ul feeder irou
iiunuals. Itmakjs oae-'n mei.t!i water to 10
her oat pumpkins, a.il to s-o lr at u pile of
apples u dntra-t.ng How iia sweopj nlfthe
deleetable fcra-. I 'llio sound of lie-r Gr"'i',,K '
apjntiing; thu gToJ betrays all its kWeotii'M
and tirculcuuy m psrtu.g un lor her aicklu,
Iu icrilocr.
Qiinwtwpwsfiitl il
DIED."
At the rosidencu of A. H, Hauultmi, en
Spcncor Creek, Mrs Klizabeth Ann llamilUin,
wife of A. H. Hamilton. Deceased wxi ()
jears aud '-J days of a-o, ami b-avui a hiubaud,
six children and numerous frijnds to uuuru
l.er lo.s.
I'liKidilM), Dayid ISrowcr will jcacb in
Fow ell's Val!ey, at Wblte Sehojl IIoumj, on
tho evening of IJccoxUr 21 st to continue oer
thu Ksbliath. All are invibxl to atte ml,
Wonci it I'ukOiiANirr will be greatly ro
beied from naaeea and vomiting by using
scull does of the Oregon lilorjd Purifier,
Theophib Gauticr, who was a great traveller,
said that to tea countries to advantaga you
1 I' 1 ;
TrE (VKEJS.
Tho Wheat Market.
Ttie whe.it uuirknt U wcakor, with down
ward tendency. This Is tho roxrt from every
quarter, both foreign and doiuontie. Hie finan
cial situation In Knglmd Is aifootad by another
great bank failure, iuvolvlog 117,000,000, whilo
the failuio of thu Ikuik of Ulascow ban previ
ously almost p.iralyred tho lluancial Bituatlon,
and tho two causo a want of publio coufidouco
that coniptLj prudent men to act with Uio great
est prudonco aud rucrvu. I'ticca Kiualn ai
last woek, but it is fro ly prcdlctod tleiit thcru
will lie .i immediate ilochno. It is probably
trim thai ilia foiltiros olludod to produoo tho
weakne u u)i.ueut, nml timo may nmtoro oui
lldonce, Lutaiuh commercial dis.ut.irn aru fcpt
to pioduoa lcalinif Directs. Orecn proJcourt
hivo thu loweit froightH csrr Known in their
lavor, and it ij not cany to sen why there
nhoukl bu .my permanent decline, or to oxpect
any very higti.il impmveiiK'iit. 'I ho worldl.su
a (ood supply of brcidstuOs, kiuI nu deficloncy
cau bo apparent beforo another harveol, iiufcu
fnmi somo t niponuy hindranoo of traaajiorta
lion, and that is not probable. It kxikasa if
wh-at growers who hold thulr grain were at
lfrtt suru ol u'.l tho viarkot can ofior, if thay
act with piudunoo.
wmnai.iwi
iwwuisjfisrpt:w
Tho Onc-Frlco Htoto.
What 11 pleasant thing It is to go into a store,
and trade whore you can hcu thu price of c.ieh
Article you oxamino marked with eloar, plain
figured. Such a place as that deserves patron
age. Wo now alludo to Mount. Aiken U I'am
bam, next door to the Post O'llou, Thoy aro
constantly rucpjyjug a new invmoo of goesls,
Tholr UolliLy display wilt Mxm come- out, and
wo can recommend them to our readers as re
liable dealing men. They liko to havo people
call and oiamine the goods.
Uixiu, 1'om; Co., Deo. 7, 1878.
Oiik Point Grange, No. 3, uloctod tho follow
ing imsiod meniberd V) lilt tho olfirxtifor the in
coming year, to wit: J. W. KirkLiiid, M.;T.
II. 1-ucn.i, O.jtJ. Hubbanl, L; Coja Itiggs, H.
J. Donunfe, A. RW. Ik (loehlell, C'lmp t I'.
A. Pattorv.!!, T 1 II. II. Thielsen, Soo. (1. J.
Ikitkett, G. K.i C. M. Kirl.Un.l, (.; H. 11
Lue.11, K; Mary Jlerry, P. Adalinnlloboll, L
A. 8. 'lliu install itiou will bu tho first Sutur
day in January, whieh will bo public, and good
I'atious uru iuvitod to meet with us and bavo a
aeuou of rejoicing.
T. II. I.U0A.S, Hoo'y.
Get Your Holiday Good"
At H, l'ritxl irean's. He lias an immeuso atoek
of dtsple u.1 well au fancy goods, of idl descrip
tions, Friedman m now nulling goods lowor
than tlio; lowest, and if you uru an unbeliever,
jest read Ids column in this wock'd Farmer and
li ciiiiviiiced. We can, after u number of
yiarn' ocquaiutAiico, recoinmend Mr. Knvdiuau
to our utrous.
Roll of Honor.
The following pupils of lVinglo School have
been placed nn thu Kail of Honor fur the teini
ending Nov. '."Jth, I878l
Frank llrown, Giro Fini"tin,
Clara Cunnuu, Samuel Hlur rt,
Wil ion (iirey, i"rank ryivcraew,
Frank Hamdd, Harry Severance,
Alice Hanoi I, Aumo .Martin,
Will llodson, Ada Sii3M4i,
George Wolhoni, Kli Wolfe,
Miry Wiitl.nni, May Wolfe,
Glyssjs Sinqerfin, Koo Wolfe.
I.IJ7.IE C. Juiiv, Toaebir.
Mixnra. MeCully A GilU'rt, groxiru of this
city, re-coivrsl by last stiainur Mai gillon.tNow
York Sirup part ef an invoice, nliipiiol direct
fri'in tlie itiinery. This syrup is of n suijcnor
grid ', and noets any other Kutcrn r.irup in
thu uiarko-. The (urn nto tho miwiufactures
a cuts, and by making large and direct khip
uuuita, they aro muMod to jiloeo t.'iiq hprupt.t
pricui as low, and in muiki eihus lower than
common San Franeison and itland Hjrujs. 'I In
tirup 11 hip;'d in &0 gallon barrel and re
ui ked 111 gallon tins.
A largo establishment bat Ix-oi openoj in St.
Liiim for drjmg egs, and is ojsirktel by bun
dreds of tboinandt of dou.-ns. The egs, after
being carefully impacted by lulit, mu thrown
into an ime-ienso receptoclo, where tiny are
breken aud by oentrifugal ojr.itiou tbo wluUi
and yolk are m parated from tbo ilollt, very
much as huuid honey is taken from Un comb.
The liquid is then dried by beat by ft patent
proross, and the dried article, which rcsunbles
brown sugar, is put in barridt aud la ready for
tramr.irtation. 'Ibis dried artielo l.as boun
taken twice across itb eepiator in nMjit, and
thon tnado into omelet, and coiuptrnl with
omelets made from fresh egs 111 tho nair.a man
ner. and the best judges ciuld not uVtosiitifHr-
unce between the two. Is not UiU eu tgoof
1 I it"- .r r I it
Velumo X. Number qtf H
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ATTENTION, FARMERS.
The U. H. Ismd Department had noliflcl
those inUnvUsl iu and claiming under tho Or
ogoii donation law, that idl claims taken nnder
that law will soon Im dispfjsed of. It will tao
well for all farmer owning Land In Oregon to
so that a patent Is Issued to tho tame, for la
somo cjuhm thoro Ii n deficiency la proof, Ml
such claims aro liable to bo finally rejected aWl
tlio land rorert to the Government. This),
tlou is publishod by order cf Holoin Graoge,
Patroud of Huiluuidry.
U. P. Ikuvit, )
Daniki. Ciaiii:, I CommitkM.
Joiih Mill ro, 1
Murder About Religion.
l'rom tho (ifllccra and pwsenROM of
tho Hte.ninor lAbby, which nrrivod
hero hint niKht, wo havo partlculnrn of
a terlhlo murder committed 011' tho
Nooheack river 011 Kunday last. Thu
paitlcularHiirotheso: Durlnpthouricr
uoon of tho day In iuuntlon it no I Hor
named Hamuel Drown called over to
i-pcud tho nflornoon with a neighbor
named (lallaghor. Tho two men, It
appears, wero married, nnd tholr wives
wero al proiont. Tlio hour homp
propitious to rellf;Ioin rellectiouH, tholr
convursatiou iiutur.illy drifted luto it
comparison of reliKlous vIowh, llnally
proinptlntr tlium on to it honted thoo
loKicaldthutiilou. Ah thoy warmed to
thu Mihjeot thoy hecamo anury, nnd
hitler epithets worn oxchaiiKCd. Thoy
wero at length nlNnitoutho point of
axchutiKlnsr blown when Oillhifher
tlrow.hls.Dlstol und attempted to ahoot
llrown. The women however Inter
fered, nml holzlii,' (htlliighor by tho
right arm hoonHUcccodediu wrenching
tho pistol from his grasp. Through
tho lufluenco of tho women, who acted
as penco-iuakurH, tho two belllgerontit
wero Hoou reconciled to each other,
com-outlng to nelllo their rellgiouu
tllirerouces by agreeing to dixagreo.
Hut a fow moments hud elapsed, how
ever, lieforo they hud ignln renewed
tho discuK.ilnu. In thu course of an
hour or moro I hey were 011 tholr foot
itgiilu buttering each other In tho face.
The women pleaded lit vain. At
length Drown uulxu'J a largo moatknlfo
Ijlng on tho dresser near by, and
plunged it luto Gallagher's abdomen
and breast noveral times. A niomont
moro nnd poor (Jitllngher lay it bleed
ing lifeless corno at bis feet- Iloro
Drown, roaliKlug what ho had done,
struck out across lots for tlio woods,
and has not since been houu or heard
from. It i- Hiippoiod ho has gono over
to Drltlsh C'olumhlu, und Is going:
northward iih fast as possible Tho two
wumeii who wero left alone with tho
dead man hoon gave tho ularm und
summoned the neighbors to thu rescue.
Tho greatest oxeltomeut prevails, and
Drown, If captured, it is generally
believed u I.I bu .summarily dealt
with.
Tin. .MuuiiKiti'ii Cook. Tho Inland
Kuilro sayst On Monday last J nine
Cook, charged with tho murder of
(Joo. Craig, win brought before Justice)
.Mitchell, who committed him to Jail to
await the action of tho next grand Jury.
.Sheriff Cronon has gone to I'orlland on
hunlucsi, leaving John I lay 110 Juciargo
of tlio Jail, ('null 'ft iin'iilsiiro liaiided
to him ulready cut epaud hois heavily
hanileutje!ii, no Unit ho lots to oat with
his H.igi'i". It over a human being
.ippio.ichfd tlio condition of it wlbi
he-ait, tills mm is ono, Tim Daldwlu
had tlih fellow In his troop of volun
teers last summer, und at (.'u nmlng's
ranch ho got luto a iiarrel with tho
propiielor, who il row it rlllo on him
and ordered lilm to leave. Tor thu
piibt threo weel.'i Hherllf Crossea has
kept 1111 extra watchman till night at
the Jail, ami his jireetao Is still needed.
The erlmiuiil-i nrreited hero aro usually
of the most deperato stripe, us this
place is about midway between Port
land aud Wall 1 Wallt, und all tho
rascals from cither end of tho lino
mauiigo to t'lvo its tt call while at-
templing to escapu from thu clutches of
me law. v 0 need u strong uiul well
built J til, our O.-liiK' represuutullvo to
thu loutr.ir't m iwllhitaiidiug,
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