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Newspaper Page TextaWtihra WILLAMETTE PARMER: SALEM, OREGON. JUNE 27 1884. grange (aliimii. ORANGE DIRECTORY. Th Oregon State Orange. OFFICERS. Msster Jungo R. P. Boise, Silem, M-tri-n Co., Ogn. Overseer 1). S. K. Bui:k, Myrtle Creek, Dougl-s Co., Oi(n. Lecturer II. K Hiyts, Stafford, Clackms Co., Oga. Steward VV. B. Thomas, Walla Walla, Wah Tv. Asst. Steward W. M. Hilleary, Turner, Marion Co,, Oan. Chaplain W. H. Ony, Olney, ClaUop Co., Oga. Treasurer 15. F. Burch, Independence, Polk Co.,'0n. Secretary -Mrs. M. J. Train, Ilirrisiiu-n, Linn Oi , Oan. Gate Ko tvr Thus. Smith, AulmrD, Baker Co., Ogn. Ones-Mr . E B Heath, Portland, Multno mah G. 0;u. Pomona Miss M. J. Hirris, Corvslli., Ben ton (Jo., OiJD. Flora Mrs Uirritt Cooper, Wilbur, D mglas Co., lgn. Lady Asst. Steward Mrs. I. L. Hilleary, Turner, Mariun Co., Ogn. Subordinate Oranges ot Oregon-Name and Address or Secretary Time or Meeting. Oak Plain, No. 6-H. B. Sprengcr, Shedd, Linn Co., Oregon. Meets 2i S.ituiilay. tangent, No. 7 J. II. Scott. Tangent, Linn Co., Oregon, .lects 4th Situiday. rnd Prairie, No. 10 Thoa. From in, Al bany, Linn Co., Oregon. Meets on 4th Saturday uatil after October, after that on 2d Saturday. Harrisburiz. No 11 S. S. Train, Harrisburg, Linn On., Oregon. Meets 4th Saturday. Soap Creek, No. 14 W. L. Cauthorn, Wells, Bentnu Cn., Oregon. Miets 2d Sat. Charity, No. IS C. P. Cliughau, Orangevillo, Idaho Terriiory. Salem, No. 17 Adam Stephens, Salem, Mar.onCo., Oregon, 1st; ami 3d Sat. Turner, No. 18 Win. M. Military, Turner, Marion Co., Oregon. Meets 4th Sat. Lebanon, No. 21 J. M. Settle, Lebanon, Lino Co., Oregon. Meets 3d Sat. Knox Batto, No. 22 P. B Marshal, Albany, Linn Co , Oregon. Meets 4tli Sit. Harmony, No. 23 Marmn Arrant, Albany, Ltnn Co., Oregon. M els 3 1 bit. Mono, No. 23 B. F. Smith, Lewisville, Polk Co., Oregon. Meets ltt S u unlay: rand Prairie, Nn. 26 J. C. Jenniius, Junc tion, -Lan" Co., Oregon. Meets 3 1 St. Evening Stir, No. 27 KmU Kelly, East Port. land, Multnomah Co., Oregon. 1st Sat. Umpqua, No. 28 W. F. Owmia, Roseburg, Djuglas County, Or. Meet 1st Sat. McMmnville, No. 31 W. S. Friuk. Mo- Mil oville, Oregon. Meet 1st and 3d Sat. goio, No. 36 H. S. Williams, Scio, Linn Co., Oregon. Santiain, No. 37 Oscar Pomtroy. Scio, Linn Co., Oregon. Meet 2d and 4th Sat Molalla, No. 40 N. 'H. Darnell, Molalls, Claokamas Co., Oregon. Mret 2d Sat. Jordan Valley. No. 42, J. B Trask, Jurdin Valley, Linn Co., Oregon Meets Satur day before 1st and 3d Sunday. Willanette, No. 52 Stokley Moore, Corval- lir, Benton Co., Oregon. 1st Thursdry. 8iuslw, No. G4 Ieaao Simpson, Siuslaw, Lane Co., Oregon. Meet 2d Saturday. Sand Ridge, No. 07 James M. bwank, Al bany Linn Co., Oregon. Meet 2d Sat. West Union, No. 72 J. A. Imbrie, West Union, Oregon. Meet 2d Saturday Woodrwn Orange No. 70. W. F. Riy, Woodburn, Marion county, Or. Howell Prairie, No. S0-Meets4th Saturday. J. W. Howell, Sa'.em, Or. Butte Creek, No. 82-J. R. White, Butto Creek. Clackamas Co. Meet 2J Saturday. Powell's Valley, No. 84 George Williams, Powell's Valley, Multnomah Co., Oregon. Meet 1st Thursday. 'Goshen, No. 101 meets on tho let Saturday. W. It. Dillard, Goahen, Lino Co. 2i'at. harity, No. 103 Mis Agues Waggoner, Halsey, Linn Co., Oregon. Meet ad St Round Prairie, No. 1(6 W. M. Collard, Brooks, Marion Co.. Oregon. 21 Sat. Farmington, No. 110 Calvin Jack, Reedville, Washington Co., Oregon. Meet 4th Sat. Tualatin, No. Ill F. M. Kruse, Wilsonville, Clackamas Co., Oretron. Last Sat. Bntte. No. 14S Thos Paulsen, Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon. 3d Wed. Wingville, No. 150 Binonia Sturgil, Baker City, Baker Co., Oregon. lt and 3d Sit. Baker City, No. 152 rhomai Smith. Auburn, Baker Co., Oregon. Meet 2d and 4th Sat. Canyon City, No. 101 E S. Penfield, Can- yon City, Grant Co., Oregon. Daniel Clark, No. 1C2 Henry Hall, Prairie City, Grant Co., Oregon. Young's River, No. 172 C. Peterson, Olney, Clatsop Co.. Or. Meet 1st Saturday. Oswego. No. 175 G. W. Stephens, Oswego, Clsckamas Co., Oregon. Meet 2d Sat. Josephine, No. 179 -J. 3. Chatham, Wilder- ville, Josephine Co., Oregon. Washington, No. 181 LnluL. Day, Murphy, Josephine Co , Oregon. Meet 3d Sat. Ro"ue River, No. 100 M. B. Gibson, Ellens burg. Curry Co.. Oregon. Washougal, No. 192 C.J.Moore, Washougal, Clark Co., W. T. Umpqui Dist. Pomona Grange Meets 1st V.turdayat2 P.M., Geo. W. Jones, Sec. CapoHorn Grange, No. W m. Hafly, Jr. Cspe Horn, W. T. A Grange cannot prosper when there are dissensions within its ranks, mid yet there are too many cases where trilling causes lead to differences of opinion that terminato in hurtful disagreements and lasting ill-will. From whatever causes disagreements of an unplcasint charac ter may appear, they should be adjusted speedily, or if that course be not possi ble, the persons immediately concerned should agree to disagree. A pitiful thing in many of the disHensions that disturb prosperity of Granges is in the triviality of oxciting causes and of the disagreements themselves. It may bo that ruffled temper is tho immediate cause; in any cae, tbe origin of such difficulties may bo found in tho imper fection of human nature. Wo are not yet completely and wholly civilized; there is in our natures too much asser tion of animal propensity, or Bavsge de era TLe inuwion of the Grange i to subdue wht Is savage in human-char- acter, but its progress must necessarily bo slow when members yield to impulse rfnd go astray while judgment dictates plainly a wiser course. Practical Science An instance of the practical applica tion of science to every-day lifo is well shown in tho building of tho capitol building of Dakota, at Bismarck, by tho aid of electric light. This building, costing a quarter of a million of dollars, consists of three stories, basement and sub-basement, measuring a hundred and fifty-fivo feet by ninety-two feet, and con tains over four million bricks, with trim mings of Joliet stone, and has been erected in tho midst of winter. Tho cor ner-stone was laid September 5, 1883, and on tho 10th of January, 1884, a fow clays more than four months later, a photograph shows tho building to lack only the projection of one side nnd tho upper part of tho tower. This result was accomplished by the employment of electric light, which half the time re placed the sun, enabling doublo gangs of men to work day and night. Tho frozen sand was thawed by a red-hot cylinder, and the mortar, made with boiling water and hot lime, had its moisture absorbed by tho dry bricks be fore it had time to freeze. Although taller, the building is an almost exact duplicate of the new capital of Minne eota. A CRUSH AT A CIRCUS. An Anxious Crowd Throngs Cole's Enormous Exhibition. The St. Lonis Globe-Democrat of Vrl day morning, April 25th, gives a graphic description of Cole's great shows, and in paying tho performance the highest tribute of praise it makes spocial men tioa of tho wonderful crowds in daily at tendance upon this truly marvelous on- tertainment, which is to exhibit in Salem on Wednesday, July 2d. "It verily seemed that everybody in St. Louis at tended the two performances of Coles creat shows at Nineteenth and Pine yes terday. At the afternoon entertainment the tents were full, whilo at tho night performance the throng of eager appli cants for admission was so donso that tho ticket wagon had to bo closed, as every available inch of space was occu pied. Tho splendid circus programme which Mr. Cole had arranged was carried out entire, with a skill and excellence which won the enthusiastic applanso of the multitude The many novelties which distinguish the Cole shows from others of tho same class were a revela tion, and while some of thrilling acts wcru in progress iuu fjiuui uuuir-nuva almost held their .breath at the unheard of daring of the performers. Tho various artists had recovered from the nervous ness of the first day, and did their parts cleverly and without any failures or accidents." urn fi Logs of Appt'tltr. llpmlndip, Dr-pro slon, Imllct'Mlim mill t'mifctlpiitloii, IS!!. imiRiietig, ll hnlln-v l'nrc, Dull l.ljrf i ..I n lilotchetl.bklii.nro nincrg tlu' i-yii pint-. which Indlc.ito that the l.ier U &;!, for aid. Ayer's Pills will stimulate tho I.Ivit to proiicr action, Rnd correct ull tbew tioub'M. One or more of these Tills should he taken dally, until hciltu is fully established. TbousaxuU tes tify to their great merit. No family can afford to Iks without .Urn's TILLS. rurr-AEni) dy Dr. J.C. Ayor &Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Ilrugjr'rtf THE WELL KNOWN MITCHELL WAGON, ALSO . .. mHB SAME MAKE OF SPRING WAGONS. BUCK BOARDS. PHAETONS aiul BUGGIES. Lewis & Co., MA1TOFACTURE8S. Faeiae Coast Breach IK aad 191 Front HI., ferllaud, Oregon. W. II. MITCHELL. Munnger. Bridges 4 Roork, Salem I W. II. Goltra, Albany Smith Cos, Eugene, I W, i'. 0ent, lUmburtf. marly SLBSON, OHUBCH & CO., Shipping and Commission MERCHANTS kortheal Corner T A.h and front Viecta, PORTLAND, OREGOft. euM WeakNervousMen Wit debility, ezhaaale4 FWTt, prjutara alrccy ad faUar to perform lift' dutlc proper! tr caatwj lr xecie won ot youth, eta. ill tuxd perfect tuid luUvg nawratva v rwvM ?( "vAX BBUftA lARftTOM BOLUS i rvHii v-tva. HiLLff MAjtmiMeii dncrfa bit latrttiB.ttt J"hn I rMtsMat o tidulBMUiiuanlf wdMr ! tad ftlmnhmr. TBrtm CoaHltlas rknfcuui buhim atmaittm.wkn.. BYt K CONSCMPTleN IIIRF.D. An old phyilcUn, retired from practico, hilnr had placed In hli hands by an Ewt India mlulonarr the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the ipeedy and permanent enre ot Consumption, tiro' chltl", Cat arrh Attlrxa, and all Ihrrut and Lung ASections, abw apotltlie and radical cute for Netvons Hebihtyand all ervous Complaints, alter hiving teat d tU wonderful curative powers In tnousamls of ctKcs hal felt It his duty to make it known to his sutfcrLg Minn s. Actu ated by this motive and a dolm ti ro leie human tut- lertng. i win sonu irue oi ci are, to an wno usiro ii.. this rfctne in Gtrman. Enchh or rrench. ulth full direction' for prep irlui? and uritir. Sent by real! b auaressing nun Bunnp im naming mis pirvr, .A NOVES, 149 Puwir'a Block, Kocbtster, N. Y. nSu DB. JATKE'S AGUE MIXTURE. A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Bc. This class of illenres to common in all parts of the World, and especially prevalent In ma larious districts ami t Icinnge cf water-courses, are almost Imarlably accompanied by more or less derangement of the liver, and frequently by a defective action of tho digctivo organs. Tho mere brenking of the Chill is but a step townrds completing n radical oure; the various orgins of the body, especially the stomach and liter, must bo brought to a healthy and vigor ous condition befuro a permanent cure can he ot illislicil, and this fact has been specially kept in view by Dr. Jnyne in his treatment of these complaint'. Tho use of Jayne'ii Ague Mixture, In conjunction with Jaync's S.mntUe Pills, as prescribed in the Directions which accompany cash bottle, will not only BREAK UP THE CHILLS, but restore tbe pftcin, more jmrticulaiiy tbe Uvcr nnd ptouinch, to a sound condition, and so prcrent a relapse of rover and Aguo by thor oughly ERADICATING THE DISEASE, and the best evidence uf this is the invariable success which has ulvtuys followed the admin istration of thee remodie", n.3 attested by tbe certificates published annually in Di. Jnyno's Almanac, and tho wl Je-spread popularity of the Aguo Mixturo in thoso districts of the United St.i!e, where the dlcascs, for which it ll uliiplei!, trust prevail. For sale by Hodge, Davis & Co,, Agents 1850. 33 Xrarsl'racllral Experience. 1S83. John A. Child & Co., DRUGGIST. ANDDIALKMllf Drugs, Chttuicmli Pr f urn ery Toilet Article, Sponjres.Soapt and rub ber Ooodi. Crncr Morrlnon A Second HIm PORTLAND, ORK. Special tttentlonpald to orderi by innlwbtD accompanied by cash, auffly uHilslA Caldwell, Becker & Licke. LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS i Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Furnishing Goods, loots. Shoes, Hats u ml Cups. We im to build ud our trade bv Bclline GENUINE (JOOI)S OK TUB 11KST QUALITY ONLY, ut prices iruui 10 to .15 Per Cent Lei than the same goods can be sold for on credit. THE GENUINE ONE -PltlCE CASH STORE! Opposite Chemcketa notel, Sclera, Oregon. MANHOOD TiljijijitfTbTrtiT VhtllEor.theK'nir rtf jlIHestflntlven, RESTORED. Lixxie, Lime, Lime 1 Use LAN6D0N LIMB Manufactured by San Juan Archi pelago Lime Co., THE BEST IN THE MARKET! TAYLOR, YOUNG & CO., S O L B Portland, Oregon. ... A G B if T S . - N. E. Corner Front and Ash. John W. Gilbert, FINE shoes; GEO. A. M03KK, President. J. N. PATTON, Secretary. Pacific Mutual Lifo Ins. Co' y OF CALIFORNIA. A NcKINNiE Manager for Northwest Department. OFFICE WITH PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated Under the Laws oi' nlilbriiln, and isto-Dity the Strongest Mt'e Insurance Co. in Anicr ca. TlEFFKRENCKt TO SIGN IN PORTLAND 110 HAVK ilO.UOO 1INSUKANCE EACH IN THIS Company : J. A. sTiiownnmoE, U C. IIENRICIIHKN, JASIKS bTKGL. C. A. DULI'II, J. K. (lll.t. v. Avovinit J K. A. KIOSTKItMAN UOL. J. McCKAKKN, V. W. bPAULDINU P. L. WILLIS. J.l). HllKINNON, M ANOVinil. tl. S. nUIUlKLL, C. M. WIIIKHQ, Da. OKO. E. NOTTAGR, ANDUKW ROBERTS. J03. IiUHKIIAHOT, anftnmS Dr. Abernethy & Co.'s VITALIZE It ..TI1E KliRolallaanvMU Kciateillia. ITU beyond ft il;ubt th. most re'Iable, useful and PsRMAfKNT Tosic to the reproductive orsana of bath sixes known. It acti dlrec ly upon the nervout syetcm. It rostorel debilitated functions of thepiln rip I organi rf the hod; and unsu 1I a a ervlne It li poverful.pennasent.nd determined AphrodUlac It Is an APeratlre and Aperient of excellent One qual ity. It rtlleveiwknca.and palnaln thekldnen; It prevents loanc. from the lyttero from unnatural aues; it cure fronUl headache, pimples on the Nee, 1' ra of mem ry, rtlaxed en dltlon of the neneusayitrm. In disrtktlon, our ati-nach. Llabetea, and all ur.nary trouMei. Tho-e who have failed to obtain a cure houl.1 inime'llately k-lia the VITALIZEK atrial. It l.iha KINO cf all. It has net.rfalled in a lnzlec-se. Tho compiny will pi W (or a case It oil! not cure, no matter whether coropllciUdor noL 1hecou.blna tlon ol the Viralusa l such that It cures both simple and coniulicaU'd ca-tn. This la 0 Inz In a ll actlcal ex perience of SO )tare, IJr. A. Co will iruartntee a permaner t cure in eery c.ae taken under tr.clr treat went and .pri'Ial advice. Time required la fr. m one to three month, tre.txfnt. If tn (Treat ViralusR falls, the nr ney paid for the remedy will be ritundtd or50af6rfeltl Call cr write for 'Ur 0savno os Mamiiiuii, wlili.! II1 enable the tulltrtr tuatioir the nextaary quetlbna, so that each ran hive the t toper remedy forward ed auiubld for hit di-ecul Cme C'lNSULrATHiX HiEK CONPIDE.NTIAL. Pilcet.f theitr'at VitilUtr. 2. or a x bottles In caw, tt - tr ricicxT to Ci'sk is Moor Cist, ami by pris on rece pt cf prlrc or C U. It. T ATlTPQ ailTcrl'S" from dlaeavei p tu'lil to JjrisvXJiP'tif ,x, Invaluai lu aid aud aptcdy ctirr nbtalne-t. Our fena'e inoirhiy pll's ate ui.aur trw ed as a itv'UUir, bent on rraipt of rrlc,(3 If. AlM-ruriny ,t l., IJI'J Marbrl St., fur BrrKlnlb. Mtn I' ma ri.ru. 1'ji In. sryraku xl.r el and Valeoiia itrixt dummy cable esra from the I riy, tit. wayzatf CLOSING OUT FOR BARGAINS ) A LAUGH STOCK OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, OREGON HACKS, EXPRESS WAGONS, PUTNAM CARTS, TRUCKS AND DRAYS, THE LARGEST AND REST STOCK KVCR OFFERED IN PORTLAND. THE BEST WORK FOR TIIK least money. Ti'.KtIB. I'aih or Jspproird Nelr. If ou want anything In this line on can ifet bargain by calling, or sending for piles catalogvo to sprltf Office: Corner of Hadlion and Front Stre Portland, Oregon, Iik P. P. Ikia t'M. Established In 1857. C. Shindler & Co. FURNITURE & CARPET DEALERS. 106 AND 103 F1R8T ANli 107 ANEJRDFRONT bTREETS. : PORTLAND, OREGON. re thoroui:hly prepared to fulnlsh throughout at short notlie. Hotels, Bording Houses, Private Residences & Steamboats. . ....ATSLCII.... LOW PRICES Aa w ere never beforo olfircd. Wining llnom Tallies, from U limnnl. Ilininlirr Hrl, from t.io 1'pnnr-J. t - Kmmmm&zarA lillgrjnSgrgi'gJ THE IIOUiEIIOLD TREASURE. HnHV Ladles iiintt re It to le apprn lated. 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