/o rc iìt-0 n n ic Jhtòcpcitòent V O L. 11. FO REST THE INDEPENDENT. PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. GROVE, W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y, O REG O N , THURSDAY our industrial interests, nor of labor- ! we proclaim it among o>ir purposes 4 5 7 9 12 13 DO G DO 9 U j 7 DO 10 tW 9 IK) 12 00 12 00 1.» 00 l.r> on 13 00 20 0t) 30 00 00 00 00 00 00 12 00 l i 00 10 «HI 20 «HI 30 IK) 50 00 17 20 25 30 50 90 50 Profoundly impressed with the 00 IH» truth that the National Grange of the 00 United States should definitely pro 00 01» claim to the world its general ob jects, we hereby unanimously make L ocal N otices . 25 cents per line for the first insertion, and 13 cents a line for each this declaration of the purposes of subsequent insertion. the Patrons of Husbandry: Fou Legal and transient advertisements, 1. United by the strong and faith 92 3 ( per square of 12 lines for the first insertion and i l UÜ pur square for each ful tie of Agriculture, we mutually subsequent insertion. In our noble order 7, 1874. News from St'ckeen. inculcate a proper appreciation of the abilities and sphere of woman, j Purser Vanderbilt, the courteous THE AIMS AND PURPOSES OF THE ORDER, there is no communism, no agrarian rCDLISHED AT as is indicated l>v admitting her to : offic>er of tlie stPaa,?r California, has AND ITS METHODS OF CARRYING T1IF.M given us the following items of in ism. W e are opposed to such spirit membership and position in our Or OFT. terest from the above mines: and management of any corporation ................ Oregoi Foroat OroTe, der. Injploring the continued as On the last trip of the California, or enterprise as tends to oppress the sistance of onr Divine Master to about 60 men were brought to Fort To some of our readers the declar j people and rob them of their just X . B . L U C E . guide us in our work, we here pledge Wrungel. The steamer Oiler, which ation of purposes adopted by the profits. W e are not enemies of cap ourselves to faithful and harmoni sailed from Victoria a few days sub National Grange of the Patrons of | ital, but we oppose the tyranny of sequent to the California, also took Editor and Proprietor. ous labor for all future time to re away a number of persons destinod I . . . Husbandry, which we trice below, monopolies. W e long to see the turn by our united efforts to the wis for the reported aursferous regions. will not be entirely new. I t cannot antagonism between capital and la dom, justice, fraternity and political There are at Fort W rangel a large TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: be too much read, however, as it is bor removed by common consent uml number of persons waiting for the purity of our forefathers. $: 50 One vi-ftr, ... one of the most no*able documents by enlightened statesmanship river to open. A t W rangel the . '■ 50 Six months,. . REfcPllE weather is reported beautifid and . .* 00 | worthy of the nineteenth century. ever issued in this country. Th ree months. 10 spring-like. Under the vernal influ Single cobles. This declaration was reported to W e aie opposed to excessive salaries, Sinp;, sky-lark, in tho sky; ences of the sun and wind, all the 1 the National (¡range by Mr Wardlaw high rates of interest, and exorbi- Sin;», throstle —for love’s sake! RATES OF ADVERTISING: snow and ice have disappeared fro | of Florida, Chairman of the Com- tant profits in trade. They greatly 1 sing Bwcet, as if no heart luiylit ever 1 rcr.k. j thc vicinity. Everything indicates 3 m 6 m 1 1m 1 m nn early opening of the river. ■ ruittee on Resolutions.aud was unun increase oür burdens, and do hot. Ü , little snminer-sigh 1 inrb Î 2 00 # 3 IK) $ 5 00 $ 7 tK) $10 00 nr- , beai a proper proportion to the prof-j Of winds, that flutters down . Mr. Sylvester, the expressman, . 3 ;>U 5 DO 7 00 10 DO 15 00 ! imously adopted: 1 1 a. 3 i ’*. 4 i’«. \ col., *¡ col., * ;c o i„ I col., ing classes. M AY NO. The champion forgiver lives in Terre Haute. His wife has eloped fi ve times, and he has taken her back and tried to make home happy each time. Charles Sumner, in his youth, achieved the arduous feat of swim ming aero'« the boiling rapids below Niagara Fails— a feat which few men have had either the muscle or the nerve to perform. A picture, representing Susan B. Anthony at the battle of W aterloo, in a hand-to-hand encounter with the Emperor, is the chief attraction of a musuem recently started in an Iowa town. Not many men forget the wash days of their boyhood, when a fond mother with parboiled and soapy fin gers buttoned their collars for them. Its impression upon the heart and its o f producers. W e desire o n ly ! The blossom-rain.as if no storms had blown! never! at W r a n g e l on the e v e n in g o f | nose is rarely effaced. .. 1 . . *, i the 26th u lt.. from the d ig g in g s s e lf-p ro te c tio n o f every interest o f j Smile, flowers, along the way; He made the round trip in 21 days, A Georgia Negro, who bet $10 that our land by legitim a te transactions, I Your dainty beauty stirs and was eleven days in coming General \\ ashington commanded the legitimate trade,and legitimate p r o f- . Such blessed thoughts, ye little comforters! down. H e reports that the wcath- j Federáis at Bull Run, handed the er is rapidly moderating, an 1 every j money over with the remark: “ W ell, O E.n tli, fur one kind day, its. indication is fair for the early clear- ; dis yero his’ry business is all mixed Let me he glad again -- 4. W e shall advance the cause of ing of the Stickcen. Ice and snow i up anyway!” forgetting gii* f that is, and that lias Leon! education among ourselves and for ( had already began to thaw. Four | — ¡na I), Coolbrilh, in Overland fo r May. our children by all just means with i hundred men were in the gold-bear- ! Professor Loring, of, Chicago, in • ing regions at the time of the mes- j his Easter sermon,glowingly alluded in our power. W e especially ndvo-j | senger’s arrival. About that nura -1 to the birds and flowers and balmy catc for our agricultural and indus her were scatered along the route i zephyrs of ethereal Spring, but the trial Colleges that practical agricult between Wrangel and the mines. congregation couldn’t see it The ure, domestic science, and all the Most of them the messenger found ; snow was half a foot deep outside, N ew O rleans . April 26.— The n v - ,. . . • / i , • ,! • *. , , engaged in building boats. As soon, and still falling. arts which adorn the home be taught er is falling. It is two inches bedew y, , ,, ° ., 1 i i • i . i v i -yr . as the river shall open, these uer- in their courses of study. highwater mark. Seven days, North- ... , , 1 , 1 .* • Dear mothr-r may I go cut to vote?’’ r tv -ii • i ,.,i 1 Las * .. \ mails 1 are sons will the . . crafts, ’ place :h . o. A\ c especially and i sincerelv ern, Ai*. \\ estern and era ,, . . launch . “ Oh yes, my dear Sophrouy; , . * . ,, ... 'ri«,.«., 1 ,..; i _______ _ . I their stock of provisions and ascend | Tut on your lint and redingote, assert thc o lt retreated truth tnmdit now due. I nice o iu lg e s a ie g o n e ; .i , • , , ,- a , usscii. n il o n ic p tu u ci iru iii , Ar ,7.. , f , the stream w ith out any d ifficu lty, i TELEGRAPHIC! 7 THE PRAYING WOMEN. Ah ye who scoff, And mock, and laugh At womon when they pray, Hare nerer knpwn How hoartc like stono May feel the long, long dayl Have never knelt To God, and felt A doubt of Hia great power; Have never said; “ Would I were dead. And baby, too, this hour!" Have never wept O’er babe which 6lept Unconscious of the tear— Like Home fair bud "Whose babyhood A low’ring cloud cornea near — Have tuscr hoard— Like seme night-bird R'ith shrill, discordant tone— The house clock tell Its last farewell , . To night, so drear and leue; And wish the morn Had ne’er been bort— That light would still delay Its coming from The distant gloom Which curtaineth the day resolve to la! or for the good of our Have never tried /.'■fit .tJerrfi.srment.s <•> b* jxiiil /or upon To gently chido order, our country and mankind. printimj pr<r<f by tin 1‘Misher. The weak one when he camo— 2. W e heartily indorse the mot Telling, perhaps, to, “ In essentials, unity; in non-cs- While price enwraps P R O F E S S IO N A L CA RDS. _______________ sentials, liberty; in all things chari The cheek as with a flam*— ty.” W e shall endeavor to advance How baby walked, W IL S O N ' B O W L B V , M. D. , our cause by laboring to accomplish Or baby talked, i .i . ,, between iieve and .Mobile and J ack -1 , , ,, , *. , * And vote for Jim Mahoney!” Physician and Surgeon, the fon0Wi i g objects: in our o r g o n e law that the G ran ge, Shou ld the p resen t g en ia l w ea th e* And lisped its father's name! — .V. Y, Commercial Advertiser. (Oh, woman, thrice ’ j continue, it is confidently anticipa- ( FOREST GROVE, - - - CREUON. “ To develop a bettor and higher Nation«1, State, or subordinate, is Such sacrifice re M o n r o e , La., April 26. The river , ted that ti.cie will be a general i A writer in p Kansas paper OFFICE- At inn "Residence, West of m anh oed and w om an hood aim ng not a political or party organization. x- .. rose but very little last night, hut breaking up ot the ice in the river marks upon the result of the recent Were worth a martyr’s fame!) n 19 : .y Johusou’s Planing Mills. ourselves. To enhance the comforts ° . . another break poured inueh water on within two or three weeks at the elect’on. He says, “ The fall of cor- Í nave never seen and attractions of our homes, and can discuss political or religious the back part of the city. Washing- j furthest. Sylvester brought down j ruption has been dispelled, and the 1 The cheek gl ow thin, strengthen our attachments to our questions, nor call political conven- ton street is oversowed within three 250 ounces of gold dust on his last wheels of the State Government will i v ; ir . s a v l o r , m . d ., The hair, once bright as gold, Hie weather is trip,which had been taken out a few no longer be tramelled by sharks I pursuits. To foster mutual under tioiis, nor nominate candidates, nor block'» o f the river. Tale, and grow white, Physician and Surgeon. standing and co-operation. To even discuss their merits in its meet fair. There is no intelligence from weeks preceding bis arriv«l at the | that beset the public prosperity like ! As night by night FOREST GROVE. - - - - OREGON above or below. , mines. Fire* were being built o v -! locusts.” The shadowed heart grows old! maintain inviolate our laws, and to ings. Yet the principles vr tench, cry day in order to thaw out thc i OFFICE At tV.*> I>mg Store. emulate each other in labor. To underlie all true politics, all true \\ vsniNCTox, April 2b. Since no irround and thus enal 1? the miners ! “ It was a crush—The recent as (Ah! yes, the heart RESTDENt K—Corner Second Block south sembly ball at Washington. A cor- j . With youth can part of tli** I‘rug Store. ui22:ly hasten the good time com ng. To statesmanship, and if properly car supplies can be had troni m ilitary to com m ence op eration s, such wi !IS ! p re v a ___ ilin 0 g „ d _ e 0....... g re e o .......... f an xiety t respondent notes how “ Miss N ellie! __ J_____ to Before life’s youth is done; purify the stations on the overflow ed le g io n ol the reduce our expenses, both individual ried out wih tend to the lower M'ssissippi, the Secietary j(.sf diggins. The messenger Grant went into the ballroom with a j As tender flowers Ciro. TI. DrnnAM, }J f T'nojirsos. , H,uj corporate. To buy less and pro whole political atmosphere of our of \\ ar, after a conference with the found every one in high spirits urn] new puffed illusion that was g a r - ! Live fewer hours Didrtcl Att a ney. duce more, in order to make 'Hir country. 1 or we seek the greatest President, has directed the G’ommis- j confidently awaiting thc coming- landed with flowers. She came o u t ! When parted from tho sun.) Durham & Thompson W herever mining was be-j in a cambric petticoat from the knees farms self-sustaining. T > diversify good to the greatest number, but we S;lly of Subsi?if uce to- p*’ rcbase500,- spring Have ne’er felt shame must always bear in mind that no j ( , . ( , U nitl<i,ns hour, beans and done, from 5=20 to $3U jier day is down. ” A T T O 1: .V F Y S - A T - L A IP , ou r crops, and crop no more than That some loved name rice, and to carry into effect the re- realized per man. From all that we can cultvate. To condense the one bv becoming a Patron of Hus- Detroit is sure of at least one case j Should 'neath the shadow lie,— No. 109 First Street. liel bill. He asks nil appropriation j cau determined from present of genuine love. A packet of 132 let Nor praying Low weight of oui exports, selling loss in lximlry gives lip that unalienable of $00,000. H i ! estimates are based prospects, it is confidently thought P O R T L A N D ...................... ORE* ION. ters was picked up in one of the city Felt falling slow the bushel, and more on hoof and in right and duty which bêlons to every on issuing rations to 20,06U person that the precious metal exists in | streets, the ether day, being a cor The team cf agony! for tw entv tla a s . large quantities in those regions; at fleece. To systemize our work, and American citizen* to take a proper ALFRED K INNE Y. M D„ respondence coverii g a period of six Then do not scoff calculate intelligently on probabili interest in the politics o f hiscouutry. L o f is v il l e , 1 \ a ’ ., >r¡ 1 on A least all appear in good hopes, ami weeks, and there was not a letter in are w illing to take the!** chances. ! (ctf X T B G B O N . And mock and laugh the lot that didn’t have at least six ties. T o discountenance the credit On the contrary, is i* right for every steam boat, with seventy -five t Within thc r.ext thirty days there ! At women’s prayers again, FMi E IN DEKl'M S BUILDING, svstom, an l every other system tend- mein her tu do all in bis power lcgiti- Government provi ions, left hen* for ‘ d«Hinga” in it,and such expressions will he from 1,000 to 1,200 men at Formaybcyou N. W, curilir of First aiul Washing- . t the Louisiana submerged district as “ my angel love” seemed to have jho diggins, and the result of min- ; a Str-f-ts, 1 * itimi. On-gen. uflT ly ing to pro ligality and liankruptcy.” matclv to mfluence for tLe* good ac- this afternoon. Would make them, too, been applied with a pepper-box. ing rp*-rations will then I jo known \ tion of any political party to which I f you bad felt their painl ---- —--------------------------W e propose meeting together, H a v a n a , April 27. — Gen. Concha to a certuinty. Large quantities of j -Cincinnati Commercial. A learned professor, on going to It is Ins duty to do all c. a pall . rvlzioh btott . talking together, working together, he belongs. lias ordered a draft from persons be- provision were found by the messen- | house keeping Avent to a store and buying together, selling together, he can in bis own power t«j put down tween twentv-liveand thirtv-livc vears ger scattered along the river, which told the clerk that his wife wanted H IPPLE-M ITCHELLS 0R D ER -S1M P- B A L I . ii. S T O T T . and in general acting together for briberv, corruption and trickerv; to of age. had been thrown away by those per-1 some rice. “ How much?” asked the ! S0N S QUANDARY. A T T O H N E \ S - .V i L A W\ our mutual protection and advance scc that m>ne *'iit eompetent, faith- . , sons who were eagerly pressing their Clerk. “ Oh, not much; I suppose ..... i L ayonne , A ion 2 i.— Gen. Pahmios , vvav towards the mines. Provisions t iree or four bushels would do for ¡ No. C Dvkmn’s Block, ment as occasion may require. W e ful and honest men, av I io will Valias, with six thousand men, has in the mines were finite scarce, and the present.” The Clerk Avas very! e recently copied from the , shall avoid litigation as much aspos- thnchmgly stand by our industrial taken possession of Clielva. TORTI.ANI». OREGON. as a natural cousequenco* dear, j sorry they had not so much on hand, j springfield (Mass.) Republican ac ac ly . „„ ! ible by arbitration in the Grange. interests, are nominated for all posi- j T There are quantities of provisions at but sent him twenty pounds, which ; », , ii» . V L ondon , April 2 i .— The Khedive count of th 3 bribery charges lately W e shall constantly strive to secure tions. It should always character- ! of Egypt took military possession of Wrangel,which will be forwarded to he persuaded the le a r n e d gentleman j preferred agnjnst Mitchell, and sup- FR ANK t- ST01T, entire harmony, good aa ill, vital ize every Patron of Husbandry th a t! the Suez canal, before DeLesseps the mines immediately on the op en -1 would serve for a few days. perted by affidavits, in ¿he United I brotherhood am r.g ourselves, and the office should se«>k the man and acquiesced in the decision of the in- ing of the river. Rome students fixed up a ghost and States Senate. From this acconni For the present, the steame.ij/izD ! A t t o r n e f - » t * L # w , placed on the staircase of a Troy | to make our order perpetual. W e not the man the office. W e ac- j ' u:lfioun! Cominissior. .■l/i'/c»>fu» has been hauled off the it appears that a certain indivt]no! newspaper office the other night.and . shall earnestly endeavor to suppress knowledge the broad prineijdo that it a i s bobo , onr.nov. VI adiud , Aj-ril 26.— A rumor is loute. Onlv the steamers Cal form v then retired and awaited develop who answers to the name of Colcra- C fli o in u «w C'Uirt H'-tusc. 1 personal, local, sectional and nation- difference of opinion is no crime.and current that the Carlists have asked and Oiler are touching at V\ rangep ments. One of the editors came bus Brown was Mr. Hipple-Mitch- Tw o otcaiuboaLs— engines and ma-j along and didn’t get frightened. He I al picjudices, all unearthly rivalry, hold that pvo.gresr towards truth is Sen-uuo for an amnesty. e ll’s purchasing agent in the Senato ,, . j chinery for one io which was cast at! 1 all selfish ambition. Faithful adher made by difference of opinion, Avliile THOMAS If. TONGUE. Senci Caste .a»- has wntten a let- ¡)0 w’ iilam ettelron W orks— are now! disrobed it, and now wears a fifteeu- rial fight. I t was this Mr. Columbus dollar pair of pantaloons, a ten-dol- ence to these principles Avill insure the fault lies in bitterness of contro ter in which he declares himself 1,1! being constructed at Victoria. These Attorney - a t - L a w , Brown who tried to buy Representa- - bo lU beiug built , itli express lefer- lur vest, a seven-dollar pair of boots our mental, moral, social and mate versy. M e desire n pn p r equality, favor of a Federal Republic. aud an eight-dollar hut, while one of tiveJohn C. Allen into the R ing cau Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon. rial advancement. equity and fairness, protection for N e w O r l e a n s , .April 2 7.— Three eucc to ruu ? n tlie Stickcen river.! the'students gees about without a cus for, first $250, and finally. 4 for ; West Baton Both are rapidly nearing completion, 3. For our business interests we the weak, restraint upon tlie strong; hundred families i.i vest and another roams afound J5,000, according to Mr. A llen ’s ___ town is and will be readv to run bv break- through the least frequented streets Rouge are homeless. The statement under oath. a. d . BHATTrrx. ®- xili . ix . desire to bring producers and con- in short, justly distributed, burdens entirely submerged. The U. S. I *ni?uP of the ice. Intense excitement wearing a very ancient pair of inex j sumers,farmers and maufaeturers,in and justly distributed power. These Quartermostrr transferred to the prevails everywhere concerning! pressibles. Now, there is a little secret histo S b a ttise li & K i l l i u . to the most direct ami friendly rela arc American ideas, thc* very essence distributin'^ committee, yesterday, those mines; uud the i>I,00U in dust ry connected with Mr. Columbu 3 A T T O F S E Y S A X D C O V E S E L O R tions Possible. Hence we must dis of American independence, and to* 25,000 suits and 4,000 blankets, brought down by the expressman! Tw o I nscriptions .— T he Northern.. Brown, and bearing upon this bri Border says that a graveyard near \e“ As. t0 “ i ? ™ pense with a surplus of middlemen; advocate the coutrarv is „„w orth y of M i k e » t n m Tc-che county, saj- thc A T LAW . ed richness, and to add to the gcuer- Bangor has a monument with the bery business. I t is this; Ben Simp river continues to life. the sons and daughters of on Am..»-} not that we are unfriendly toward nl feeling. On the next trip of the following inscriptions, the first verse son has only recently been appointed D*‘kutv.’ii Building. First Street, ’• fVi.rMr.r T h . them, but we do not need them. can it public. AYe oheridi the belief O.. V April < ’alif.irni ■ a large number cf “ gold of which was written by the wife be- j through H ip p ies influence to PORTLAND, OKEGC»N. tho ----- Their surplus and th“ ir exactions di- that sectionalism is, and of right filli eranco Crus.¡de which hasiiecn l’. vcret” individuals will be landed fore her death, and the second by Surveyor Generalship for Oregon. quie-cent. lu re l'or some weeks started at Wrangel, both from Portland and R l S1NF.SS (A R D S , A. LODGES, mink-hour profits. Wo wage no ag should be, dead and buried with the the husband after ho had married The new Surveyor General desires to-day in a new direction. S ouk Victoria. — f aiiaa. again:— gressive warfare against any other past. Our work is for the present twenty lade s marche 1 to the saloon to make an nppointmeutof his own “ MYcp not fur me, my iL-an-st (Bar, interests whatever. On the contra and for the future. In our agricult ni' Charles Wagner who advertí ed a to tlie second clerkship in his office, ALL SOKTS OF ÍTEMS. I am not «Irad, liut tacoping here-; ry, all onr acts and all our efforts, so ural 1 rothorliood and its purpo-cs free lunch and new drinks called as it is supposed to be one of thc ]■ -pi-i.t, my low, Ix-fort you die, NOTARY PUBLIC AND COLLECTOR. far ,ls business is concerned, are not we shall recognize no Diivton, Ohi< lias 6f rain eleva- North, nc^ Crusade Water (seine of them hear F ir you must co:uo aud sleep witli /." prerogatives of Lis oflico that he ìng th« tno names of ladies prominently tors. But the grain is elevated in EG VL p a t e r s DRAWN. ACK- only for the benefit of the producer South, no East, no AYe.-t. It is rc- identified with the Temperance Crii- litiuid form should do. In short, Mr. Simpson “ I will not wer p, my dearest life. j nowlrdgeni*nt* t.ilun. Will i»tt*-i:il and consumer, but also for ail other served by every Patron, r.< the right and domande«! some of the wa- wishes to appoint his son, a young For I have got another wife; promptly to nil bottiQ^s ciitrustcfu t » his . The London Sprcfa’or thinks that huv t( i and a share of tho lunch. W ag 1 cannot come and sleep with thee, ‘ A rt. ' ntoir interests, and tend to bring these of a freeman, to affiliate v ♦!. man, fully competent, no doubt, to eithor and foreibly the Ohio women’s war is “ a marve For I im A^o uml sleep with she." his ner refused two pariic- into speedy and ecoilom- party that will best carry out the place; but ILppla has r i ’x n an mixture of deep piety und lynch < jcctc'l thè women, xvli<» liave silice lous C o o p o r , i ical contact. Hence we hold that principles. I f t order that Columbus Brown be ap OREGONT~ becn parading «ili thè walk in front aw. 6. Ours being peculiarly a farm of W agner’« place, in spile of his ef- T> E S T 1 S T \ X D J E W F . L V . i l »‘;^ p o rtfitio h companhs of every The citizens of Weston, one even pointed. W hether a capacity for Suggestion to Tennyson. That ing lust week, were thrown into a kind are necessary t » ouv success: er's instisution, we cannot admit all f'.rts to disperse them 1 >v wa .hing thr b v y irg votes in the Legislature i » a lost, ode migl ♦ be worked into echo little excitement by a pistol shot about ìdewàlli. SO LIC ITS TH E PATRONAGE OF THE that their interests are intimately to our ranks. M m ny arc ou-lndcd orsts, thus “ Alexandrov, na— drown 9 o ’clock at night. The facts appear sufficient qualification to justify Mr. ;r,.vf. Work iturranlcd. Office «-or connected with our interests, and bv the nature of our organization. W ashing ion , Aprii 27.— Tho Sen- a becoud her!” n39 iv to be these: A certain person under Brown’s appointment to iV.iluut ami Pine Streets. harmonious action is mutually ad not because th ey are profession al ate C om m ittee on K aijroad s, to-day clerkt-hip in thc Surveyor General’s How to become practically ne- took, on last Wednesday evening, tq n port favorab ly on Senu- vantageous. Keeping in view the m en,or artisan s, o r laborers, but be- about nine o ’clock, to visit, a certain office, we do not pretend to say. I t i tor Mitclu l l ’s bill granting (rovern- , qnaintt d x.itii the Li.le ot lliree . POST OFFICE IIOLTLH. family, wlieu llie husband was ab is unquestionably Brown’s only rec first sentence in our declrtrntioti of , cause tlie v have not a sufficient di- 1 ment aid for thc construction of the Live with )o ..i wile, mother, a m i: sent.' The lady, who slept with one Mail going south closes at 8 a . m .; Mai) principles of action, that “ individu reel interest in tilling or pasturing p orthind, Dalles and Salt Lake rail- mother-in-law. ommendation to Hippie. H ip p ie s eve open, discovered the gentleman’s ai tins east closes at 1 p . m . Office hours on ! . . . . , Suiiil.y from lu;.H)to 11 a . m . ' al happiness depends upon general the soil, or may have some interest way. The bill provides for guarntce-! This year the first colored student fa c e up against the window pane at order to Simpson is imperative, and l5rN< «1* parture Irmn this rule. prosperity,” we shall therefore advo in conflict with our purposes. B et !< £ y ie la m e n t of the interests* on will ^aduHte from the Theological tlie head of her bed-room. She in we suppose, therefore, that the de N. E. GOODELL, citizens for 1 br!. , c * olul)!U|} to the extent y chool at Yale C .liege, and also stant lv called to tlie person to begone mand of “ Columbus” upon Hippie cate for every State tnc increase in we appeal to all good Post Muster. at the same time discharging the con is of the same character. W o 5-hould Jt7:1 V V V' i ° i * 11 ! from the Academical Department. every practical way c f all facilities their cordial co-operation to assist in tents of a pocket derringer at tbs re- judge, from the character of service fo r transporting cheaply to the sea our efforts toward reform, that we u. S. mails, are to be forever trails-! Grundy County,Iowa, which raised C. Brown rendered in*the Senatorial ceiling figure. FOREST GROVE LODGE, No. 136. contest, that he is a man who would board, or between home producers may eventually r<move from our ported free. j over a million bushels of wheat, and A gentleman who is spending a I - < 3 . < J r. T . . not hesitate to contribute and affida and consumers, all the productions midst the last vestige of tyranny and N kw Y ork , April 28. -The M iss -! more °* coru ^ast year, lias no fences ; few months in Michigan, after sever vit of his own to the stock on file in 5\’e hail the gen era l; issippi overflow has created 25,000 j t‘xccl)^ mourn pastuie lots J^JEF.TS AT ITS HAI L EVERY S\T- of our country. W e adopt it as our corruption. al vonrs residence in Oregon, writes: the Senate against Hippie, if'that desire for internal harmony, equita-1 sufferers in Lorisian«. Hie parishes j Increased currency, instead of be- “ 'Yhose who complain of the climate worthy should fail to fill th e meas lucrnh. rs ..f i n ® se<i l)U1I)0se to ° l ,en oul tlie ^ ,e eiop are ruinoil ioimer- . ing the spade of the husbanman, is of thc Willamette Valley would do ure of C. Brown’s cxpectationsr. I f ordially invited to utteud. ” nei s j n N a tu re ’s g re a t a rttries, th..t ble compromise, and earnest co-op-1 jn erfitinn *m *in mnen nf onr f l l t Lv produced o%vr 100 (100 hogsheads the dice-box of the gambler.— [Jones, well to spend a winter here; they this is the case, Hippie i8 likely to j the life blood of commerce may flow oration, as an omen of our futuie of sug&fj 14,000,000 pounds cf Nevada. would do «a I am going to do— go know it. success. H O LBRO O K L O D G E NO. 30. 7 , freelv. W e are not enemies of rail- of rice, $4,001) ,060 worth of molass •* back to W ebfoot ab soon as possi In the meantime, between his ow’c A young lady of Cincinnati, who es and 142,000 bales of cotton. 7. I t shall be an abiding princi A. F. & A. M. roads, navigation, and irrigating ca- ble.” inclination and H iaple’sorder,Simp dotes on Dumas, is anxious to get FORESTGROVE. OREGON Meet! nals.nor of any corporation that will ple with us to relieve any of our suf son is in as great a quandary as Dick Six cars of wheat reached Salem ThaToxvn Trustees of Jackson- married and go abroad, as sho says Saturday before the Full Moon in advance our industrial in terest, n or fering brotherhood by any means at ville granted license for four saloons she can’t be romjutic in her native from Junction City last Monday, William s is between resumption and each month. Brethren in good . , ... , inflation.— Netr*. and 1,550 sacks by boat. I city during the pig-sticking season. 5%nd»n<? *r* inrit«dte a«end °* »n v corporation that w ill advance onr command. Last, but not least, at their last meeting. O S. Hughes, I S / A