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FORFST
VOL. il.
GROVE,
W A S H IN G T O N
PUBLISHED AT
Onlcr hv the G r in d L )dge of
Foi23t Orof
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Orejoi
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Shore Line railroad occurred as fol- j seems he joined the Order at Paler-
low s; The train after taking on two mo, in early youth.
I ho order of
in
It
passengers at the Station, started for expulsion is signed by Victor Eaiun-
iliis eitv. Sta'ion Master Win Bench ! »»*d, G r in d Muster of the Order in
Editor aa.l Propi ictur.
rr
Italy
Ni;\v H wt : n \ July 0.— T h e accident on charges preferred against him
it S.o y Cr«ek thin mottling on the ' lSi»"», which he refused to meet.
OREGON/ THURSDAY
Cr.EAT VALLEYS OF 0REG(
complished.
N ew Y ukr .Julv 0.-—The P o p e was
recently expelled from the M ison ic
THE IKDEPnOIIiT ! TELEG RAPH IC!
COUNTY,
i i to ii small .
the
W illametto,
and
forms nn important part of what
known as Southern
Oregon.
is
The
climate o f this valley is most deligh t
ful, and the i.ienery is inspiring.
j replaced the r u l* just before
the ' Italy
rear truck «>t the last car had passed . B oston , Julv 9. —In the matter o f i Dull minds that i an see little tuat is
r>;, j die switch. C'onseipientiy the train the U. P . R. R. and the petition for I beautiful oi■ at tractive in the A\ illmn-
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TCRMS
Ono your,.. ..
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j b'liupe l along widi the t 'uck oil the
Six monili*,...
its bankruptcy, noMce
was
to-duv j ° R e » h e r e compelled to exclaim,
Three mouths,
j u J track, for a few rods, until the tres- tiled in the U. S. Cureuit Court of “ Thisifi g r a n d !
l»*-work bridge of Salt Marsh was withdrawal by the petitioner creditor | The Ump ]U:i \ alley includes the
RATES OF APVl.lt lISlSO:
reached, when tlie rear car rolled oil’ ; of his appeal from the appeal from • whole o f Douglas county, an 1 ox-
tne b id
down fifteen feet to t h e ' the adverse decision ofJud<»e L o w e ll ! ‘ ends to the cascade mountains on the
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meadow
below.
drugging
with
it
nil
thus
ending
the
case
in
favor
o
f
the
j e:lsl to the Pacific on the west, and
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coutains 2.240,000 acres o f lan d : 1 ,-
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the r e d o f ' l i e train except the loco- roa
1 Mjrtü - ■ > * t 1*0 ò O 12 on 2il on
1'iie ears were
•J I Oil .V» INI motive mi i tender.
C hicago , Julv 10.- - A Wushingt ■ton *00,000 o f them are arable, and 50,-
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Superintendent special says ex-Senators N i e ano 000 are under cu ltivation . T h e val-
r* i im w «>•» ! u i l v d e n o lid ie l.
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!c\ ]irop»*rly consists o f a la rge mini-
\Vih- -V, who was 111 the bag. age c ir , S i,w e r are mentioned
‘d in eonnectioii
fi
Im • f
ts.-V N'
»Í the wit* the i tii c o l Minister to St. IV- ber o f sm all va lleys sej a ra tid from
t* su 'U .i' he ft It tin ii>1:in
at • tin f..r
*- tho. rear car on the ties, jumped for the : u*i'burg,in place of Minister Jewett • •aril oth er by belts o f tim ber, high
hills an 1 n • m ’.ain r a n ; *s. T h e soil
>l'll -1«*| 't*. ran-. t i e bell an 1 them
[,i"I.Ml w.ll b u*. 1 o:i r.' ; i-
of the a* valleys is rich and prodim-
side door into the
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il» h( ( u . Oil!
» r on-' reveo < iuj nies, b it ill i*
■ I t lieta wi re i t of n * ci ion * c’.iur
*iuree whips;
icier. T h e re
• t-C’ijm • critic
Am ong t nein me
1 • If jv* D .v , >t ( « 11 : 1 .lintd. andIb-v
r. ! •: n all of i.r.;;i u.tvcii. S everal
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leg.
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end ‘ fed
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The .
e r iie t tin t ti ip lin ea leu
• \ came to Ins
CARDS.
euth bv
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he c a rd e * act of tin* sfati ni n in ft .
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M >u\, w'u* com noticed on the F ar
1T
‘ ‘xU,:* ’loil 1!l A ,ton;'
e inlay, last week.
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i\e.
m : South Um pipi.i liv e rs , the Chili 1
G a rd ei j
a arm
and the nights cool. D i e cl.-
iiiite is tonal to the Isle of M ight,
he south ot Fiance or Italy, and
i
nit sin passed by Madeira fur invu
nit tom ,Cam as Sw ad, Y on ealh i aim I
ids. T h e spring i* early, the sum
M isi Minnie Allison fell in tin D eer ( leek valleys, and L o o k in g |
i
er is long, and the winter shor
raging \\ ill mietie at Albany the oth
;hr-s P ra irie , are w ell adapted foi i
er day, b lith e r
com pan è hi , Mis
iiul mini.
a heat, oats, barley and In d ian corn j
Lizzie \\ duaui-.,who is agon.I swim
It abounds in extensive and beau
i; i- no uncommon circu m stan ce ioi >
mer, pluu {'editi and b.uvo.v rescue
if ill valléis, divided lilt into hug
ntr.
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ariners to rai-e tw . and three crops i
.lid well cultivated farms, that yield
>! «vlieiit o r oats with o n ly on* j
By re ri. st of D m iel Chirk. .M ute,
.rum 25 to (4) bushels of
wheat t<
oi tí.’ e S te Grange, all good Pai
•loughing and sow in g; an 1 iii tin '
lie acl'C, and from 40 to SO buslicl
rous ot.'d u io ’.i (h> tu -.1 ;4.v re oneste.
hilipooia C reek V a lley as m any a I
ti oats i r barley to the acre, accord
lliv . Ill 111 .1r V r * • l Tt! 1tqilal's’i l i ! 1
i i i l iv . .1 siV J7 ,h ,
llH'.i Á. M .*
1874, at
D
the
“ \ o ln i.lie r
. aised with
if] ■eat celebra
Mu-
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S;1 \ ' * the n
4
4 i.i m e» » iu :y was :it S iivi'iaon
1 ' IS. l.lúLt* 1 th D 1llu ie
W in
MO j\< o pic on tin
•• .li'.i s Ot
I 11 1
T .I • 1'ill . *.i" ¡it * was ma
1 lit l’l' LÍ » 1 i a r « »M ta• o ¡m u d K en
K* sty! L*. I lo il. R ill us M u llu r
. Oliltl'l ' of ! Ii day.
c io js
on ly
on e
have
.
been
jd o u g liin g
A SONG OF THE SUMMER WIND.
Balmily, balmily, Summer wind,
Sigh through the mountain passes.
Over the sleep of the beautiful deep»
Over the woods’ green masses;
R.pple the grain of Talley and plain.
And the reeds and the river grassM.
How many songs, 0 Summer wind,
How many songs you know,
Of fair, sweet things in your wanderings,
As over the ear»h you go—
To the Norland bare and bleak from where
The red south roses blow.
Where the red south b’ oasoma blow.O wind,
(Sing low to me, low and stilly!]
plowman, shepherd and herdsman—
We request all our correspondents to ob* And the golden green of the citrons lean
the abode of a happy and prosper
To the white of the salhtly lily;
serve the following simple rulesi
ous people, and the future of a large
Where the sun-rays drowse in the orange-
Write upon rages of a single size,
boughs.
population rich in the abundance ol Cross all your t's, aud neatly dot yonr i’s;
•
Sing,
sing, for the heart grows chilly!)
a prolific soil and high cultivation.
On one side only let your lines be seen—
And the belted bee hangs heavily
T he R ogue R iver V alle y is a con- Both sides filled up announce a Verdant
In rose and daffodilly.
Green.
immtion of S »uthern Oregon, and
I
know
a song, 0 Summer wind,
.onus the third great division of the Correct—yes, re-eorreet all that you write.
A
song
of a willow-tree:
j
Mid et your ink be black.your paper white;
State. It partakes very much of the
Soft as the sweep of its fringes deep
For spongy loolscap of a muddy blue
I
In languorous swoons of tropic noons,
charartoi o f the Umpqua Valiev. I
>etrays a min 1 of the same dismal hue.
!
But sad as sad can be!
/’unctuate carefully, for on this score
•s still higher and dryer, tlie atmos
i
Yet
I would you might sing it, Summer-
nothing prochtims the practiced writer
here is warmer and balmier, tin
vind,
!
more.
lir is june and soft, the days an
I
would
you »night sing it me.
t hen send it nfT. and, lest its merits lack,
Idle bottom lands o f the N ovtl 1
pooiii (T'eCk, C o le ’s V a lle y ,
#0 17
en rr lit, and grazing district of great
and
corTseponding
hances its value. I t is sheltered by proportions
wealth. The large river bearing the
the Coast Range and California
same name as the valley— Grand
mountains on the west, 1 v the Cas-
R mde— and others, supply ample
cade Range on the east,by the U m p
water-power for lumber and flouring-
qua mountains on the north, and
mills, and for all kiuds of manufac-
the Rogue R iver mountains on the
turing purposes. The mean tem
south. Nature has done much in
perature of Eastern Oregon, p.t the
climate and soil, mountains and val
Dalles, is 53 deg. in spring, 70 deg.
leys. and geographical position, to
in summer, 52 deg. in autumn, and
make this a delightful valley. It
35 deg. in winter.
may well be called the “ Sunny
TO E0RREJP0Ni)£Nr3.
South” of 0 r e g o n --tb e home o f the
Tur. U mpqua V alley is next in im
to
15 , 1374 .
valley heightens its beauty and
[C oncluded.)
portance
JULY
mg to culiiv ation.
!
riicse facts show the productiveness
g-y
Inclose the postage stamps to send it back;
Jut fir-t pay all the postage on it too.
For editors look black on “ six cents due,”
Vn.l murmur .as they run the effusion o’er,
'A shabby fellow and a wreti ned bore!”
iet ere it goes, take off a copy cl an
t’.)< ts should own a copying machine;
L.ttl. th v kn >»v the time that's spent aud
1
care
' in hunting Verses vanished - who knows
where?
j
Bear this in mind, observe il to the end.
And you s’.i ill m »he the editor your friend.
WHAT WATER IS.
L orn grows am
.•ruduci s abundantly, Peaches and
plums, and all such truits grow ti
On a certain occasion one
Paul
(O tremulous, musical murmur of leaves!
0 mystical melancholy
Of waves that call from the far sea-wall!—
.Shall I render your meaning wholly
Ere the day shall wane to the night again,
And the stars come, slowly, slowly?)
I would you might sing me, Summet-w.nd,
A song of a little chamber:
Sing soft, sing low,how the r«,se<* grow
And the starry jasmines clamber;
Through the emerald rifts how the moon
light drifts.
And the sunlight's mellow amber.
Sing of a hand in the fluttering leaves,
Like a wee white bird in its nest;
Of a white hand twined in the le aves to find
\ bloom for tii fair voungbreast.
Sing of my love, my little love,
Mv snow-white dove in her nest.
As she looks through the fragrant jasmino
leaves
Into the wasting west.
Denton, a Methodist preacher in
<i i fc -tioii.
Grapes
ure
n.'ukin*. '
.
,
,. I Texas, advertised a barbecue, with
I'arnicis.
W h eat \ii Ids from 2d to j *
.rain l a 1 pa sie 1, au 1 unt ¡1 he ha I
;reat progress m quantity andquai. ,
l’ ().!|' , I (a litili.. - • • * t i l l . OlN.
better liquor than is Usually fuin-
.> i hu.Ju 1 • to tho acre, oats 10 bush
• io t ie e lth .it the rear tru k was nil
v, and wine, to a limited extent, h j
OI’ FUT. ' t !:!. K. id ace. W.M of • lie r a in
i*hed.
When the people assembled.
. !s, and bill'll V 40 bushels.
T a i* espiati if i *:i t- Uo
..
I'! .i. .ii Mil*.
n t*:y
• a ing siuvehsftlly niiiniifactiii'i d.
. di -.pcratio iu the crowd cried out, Ten lerlv, tenderly. Summer wind,
A number of the better class of i
•redited.
l i i e train was a pur 1,
Nuts of a 1 k lids are bein ; eulti
. ith murmurous word-carcssi
“ Mr. Paul Denton, your reverence
failiter- fit ip a i:- ly <{<.[ Mi bushels ol
meal one a i l ¡h • e i ilfie . ar. c *
O. wi ld of the South,to her beautiful mouth
\ated to advantage. The valley i-
ms lied. You promised not only a
w . ii. s •» v l o : l m . i),.
1. vith a fe,v e\ce g io ii
. In.i1 wheat t > the acie l -v the ta!*
o i:i
Did you cling with with your balmy kiss
iic \ .1i * 11!.» i it
. vs ; " 1 ,i ¡ in
i l l s.icber. u by t he C oast ¡iiul t as-
;.)od burhe no, but better liquor.
es—
i.a'at s o f this city,
sowing, and To l.ushels of oat O!
f uysi.i .a and Surg.-on.
to i_r41
. X deli! o: i . <* i cr to 1 eli
ade range ., by its own mountains, i
vVhcr’s
the
liquor?”
% ». *• i t . í » ¡ 1 1
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1
1
a
Flutter
and float o'er the white.white throat,
i
1
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l'k
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!tailey. The nearest o rt for
A -, v l .r e ;, J i l y 7. - T .
P
r g k o v f . - - - - c u ic c :-
OA
.ini the nnni'rous si»uis from them,
\n
1
ripple
the golden tresses?
n !.
< i(T 1 )••;•!
“ T h e re !’’ answered the* mission
l!.:' lor ,’ .i, vallee i* S■•"ttsbur an i'hc e iiioun iiins are well eovi leii
hn ' I'i'- io n e r • to-d i\ i
d * S*
'TiF '
ary, in tones of thunder, and point- “ “ W'»i?y?ar growth from grttn tc gold,”
V
aM .. e ot ti)..iiieStiomt'n‘ « <
th r S« m
gru hie r -port fr m i n i
-i
,,! h .. and piue timber; the fool
Saith th<- song of the willow tree;
ill.
ng his long, bony finger at the
»f t>
lies'.
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ml.a i \ f • i‘ aM i .a r • <
11
dli- and vailtos havi a great deal oi 1
•*.l/y trxr.us c ter, t»g roots t . f >M,”
uati-ldess double spring, gushing up*
.ILM
11 < ^ t : !i » • :1 ■ ’
On, Summer wind, sing it me!
e -..at.t lin g oak and ] ine, tha '
!!. Y. Tj •Mr
li ii
in
t vo strong columns from the bos Lorn and dreary, sad and weary,
t *» »Ui.Ul Ml* i il ml Ki»was
...» r* :tt tieanG t > tile country,
un of the earth. “ T h ere!” he re
As lovers that parted be —
a
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VCil
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1
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0
ti!
-Ul'\
tin
D u ’a m & Tdatn v o :
i ni- Mdh v gets little lain com- I
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peated, with :i look terrible as light But sweet ns the grace of a fair young faci
CY Oli t In; 2n 1 ill
in i
. to lai-iii
■ m 1 cur-
1 . I
uro.I will il i i .r \\ 111..n.i ;e 1 ut t).( j
7 i n i; x i : y s - . r i J. a i r
1 mver again may see!
•
•liter
o;
ning.
while his enemy actually trem
I » *) » * \V
M’itl )• Ì t i v'l* • »
I
ham . -, id bacon, which th ei
pted
to
that
suite
of
j
just
aiiaj'ieii
—
Ina D. Coolbrith.in Ortrlanr? fo r July.
. w i; !i • ! . . e
bled at his feet, “ there is the liquor j
1 • n of ; !
>;u I ut
c don e «•'.:* n avclv and succts«-
teinpnruriiy gr.ri'e !
g.i. I i.) I'u-t Stra f.
I,
i m ini du. M u !'i mniij c
lungs,
and
wl.at
it
wants
in
rain
is
;
it v,w hn
( i u i* >
which God, the F crnal, brews for
,, : i
v. 'idle lings, ham ;rnd bacon ot
n.
to pl'ote.'l m e A ;
■.'. 7.1.'. M .i:
11 oí , i :. '.' di d as so,
a, \ i ,
THETERRITORIES.
¡.lade .¡¡i by extraordinaiy facilities I
all his children. Nut in the simmer- I
li. \ are e j ’lal. il not
wi;h an e*;- >rt or *.•;* ■ 1 • I t ) L •
I.i t ii; <|:i .-1 \ il!t
l*i v l\ :,i: iliO .'Hi! it .
o exec
o>r irrigation fi’om tite numer »uv 1
,-
ai
ing still, over smoky fires choked
in .J H i . 71 D ,
t(‘ t !iiit
A L 7 * i : j Ä.1
t I
R - 'V ii* *1 b n * .■ * i * -, w i
-'!• « li tr, I i any oti tin Pacific roast,
Rev. Mr. Condon, after visiting
CIS. I 1 t l nS and
rings tiia
.!ar arc (*.’.» l:\ 72 c ::
"'ith pi'i-on ms gasses and surround- I the Seattle coal mines, for scientific
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n
l
bring
at
lens
one
or
two
«cuts
s
u
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a
z u o > in i .
il.ouml in the valley, amt that art
ml ! .
d ll ii*ln V. ”l ì ’ I • (Hi, .-.111
i'il with tlie stench o f sickening purposes, gives it as his opinion that
:u ir
• I.
1
a
jHtuml
in
Sun
Fi'iiiicisco
market
. ir on «•nilli y ¡ ; s' i. 1 *J > i .s i oin
o ] lin ed as to be avallai le lor th:
IN' DKKI’ .M S til Il.filX'l
odors and c o in ption, doth your Fa- the coal lunuaMon is from peat
i
. m v .
i u
i- *rn*r r*f Fir-t and W.t-lmi -
* I » < ■> 1 * 1 : ' • 1 •/. N 1 11 > r o f a'ltovi* a •»v others, exceiit tin* cclc- I p ill]
Sheep and cattle are ex-
chiefly, aud is some 5l3,U0U,000 years
.‘.iiti.in 1. ().<•_• m.
n (* 1 v 'Y,l^ id >, I » l i C
t icr in Heaven prepare the precious 1
I o »
t >. •Ml. Iren. 4 l'»7. ’
i i.ill’ll hams id Mr. Cross, oi Salem.
>.i
old.
• t HslM
raised, and some us fine
c *• nee of life, pure cold water; but
H u wo i l A g a.'
O i
I lie fci'iluig, wiiti r uml climate ai'(
nurses as arc in the State aro in
r.iLcrou stott .
The Salt L a k e Tribune savs:
A. HALL,
SCHOOL TEACi.iNG IN CALIFORNIA
i i the gh de f.ml grassy do 1, where
vie! im . .*u ! ! it -«-11 it t to Ml
w :i
all favorable to the pvoiluetiou of !
;hi> valley.
“ There is a law in Utah which al
the red deer wanders and the child
good b.ogs and the euring of hams. ;
an 1 It i rued. Ai tn
II. \ ran •
B A L L K. S T O T T ,
This v llcy is distinguished for it> loves to play, there G od brews it; lows the Mormon Church but $50,-
A p -l ig *'ue in Indiana, win* wa*
1 »P
About 39.000 hogs nre raised in this
ta
L i.l*
f ()().
Anything over that amount
A T T O 11 N K V S . A T
I . A AV, team ••ter«, etc., v
mining interests, of which Jackson and down way duivn in the deepest
‘ h id uj) ’ for numen ifiilly w< b ing
ran be confiscated by the United
valley annually.
reported that on ; him b e 1 In 1 i:i
X;). Di kmu > lilock,
*i!le may l e considered the centre. viille.s whole the fountain nnirmers S ates Government. The Ttustee in-
he b i
of a little g ll’l, j*t * tilled hi -
Tin* climate, soil, high grounds,
had pissed th it in >r ii:i;.
M.-..M ;l.
Upwards of 15,t l t;,t ( 0 in gold havc and the rills sin rj and high upon I rust ot the Church of L atter Dav
ic io:i by explaining tin t “ she jm
rO K T LA X I), CKKG0X.
rolling prairies, foot hills and moun
a L is e l all n n • i a i.i t > a > to 1 to
n lc ty
been taken from tin* mines since the mountain tops, where the nuked Saints has in his possession several
si *e 1 in Hinging pi;icr " a d s at him
tains of the Umpqua Valley are the
tnoir p Mg*, wiiijii a i « d jo .*. T.i uv
million dollars of theChurcii moiier,
w!nui his bark was tunic !.” That is
1852. The production has been re grunit“ glitters like gold in the sun,
home of the sheep. Here arc herds ,
known to have been filched from the
are now liat two n u di t, oe.- ipie 1 * a
F R A N K L. STOTT,
no e x m *o. The town crier once
duced the hist four years for wan
w
here
storm
clouds
brood
and
the
]»• or, and now being used in the Roy*
ranging fiom 500 to 7,000 head ot
this load. The Indian ; wiil do t!*:-
taught school uj» in the mountains,
of rain. T h e Oregon and Californ thunder storms crash; and out, on al household. As the laws of the
as good sheej) as any in the S ate;
le s s e in everything nil repulsed.
A 11 « r ii e v - a t • ! . a w ,
and about every h .If hour had to re
ia Railroad will be bui't through this on the wild, wide sea, where the land can now bo enforced in Utah,
the total number in the valley is
Mr. Mills, in rein n for the o.l’.-r of
let the Government confiscate this
if */ f S r;o T;o ft f; J'f;ft \*
move his coat, and scrape oil’ the
valley by the* end of this year; thi- hurricane howls music and tho big
about 150,000, that yield ail average
his
own
life
to
s.i
c
*
o
hers,
a
>k
*
for
money aud turn it over to the poor
Oifi*v in in w (.'eiirt H -use.
lried paper wads m l'ieiing to the
will infuse l.i w life, energy, and en waves roar the* chorus, sweeping the Mormons, who have so long been
of :i! lead 4 J lbs. to the fierce. No |
i .' ilr*'
___ two or t h r j ! • * ii * fin
nap.
He never penuifte l a trill * to
ter) rise into the whole community, march of G o d --th c re he brews it— robbed in the name of the L o r d ."
housing or wintering of slice]) is re
protect tac G.t.vr.mi tit interests ba-
unsettle Iii - ja tie n c r; ho just kent
so that iin’ rovemcnts that now seem beverage of life,health-giving water.
TH3MAS H. T0N3TJE.
The M.*tho lists o f B lise propose
«pnred in this valley. Ail average j
t.v«en Cli yi.uin \ grucy an i ( ’.il 1-
on wearing that gaberdine until it
insurmountable
will
then
be
easily
to
erect a ?5,l'0U brick church build-
And
everywhere
it
is
a
thing
of
beau
of an acre <d hind is si f»l -ient to Iced
Attorney • a I • L a w «
well. Tua
.»I. Hit ary
D e lir im e li;
ing.
h i l no nap,ami the vv.nls wouldn't
ty, gloaming in the dew-drop, ping
a sheej). 'There are line mountain accomplished.
ha ; cu 1 )i *c.l h.s v • j i • «t. T.iu ho «
ÌI. g '„ >ro, Washington County, Oregon.
stick. J hi t when th -y go t to drop-
Whitman county, AV. T., 1ms iio
Tm; I llinois V alley , in Josephine ing in the summer rain, shining in
r; n p's for cattle.
ti 1 c 111 It HI . II l.il )
¡i » * i:
place
where intoxicating liquors are
j ing ihcm in mucilage lie hail made
Fruit and vegetable* arc raised in ; County, is one of great extent, and the ice g«'in, till they seem turned to sold.
T a t War D . t.ir ni .*a tu- i tv* ti*!e-
r. i>. «iiinccx.
v. kii . m n . gru * i 1 to G a. i i» ' * » <• ».ten ui b u g .a complaint to the Board of Dir*c- great variety and perfection. I t is rich, productive soil; the foot ¡»ills living jewels; spreading a golden
The Dakota Southern Railway is
toiN. “ Y o iin gn i.ii», ’ said tho chair-
S h a ttu c K L K i l l i u -
flie climate for peach on . plums, and arc admirably ud iptcd for fruits, but veil over the setting sun, or a white taxed on un assessment of $5,000 per
tii • .1 -par. :u -at of ! ii M .«o ui, « li
mu” , “ c f mi d on ’t like our ways grapes. Tobacco can be raised here the attention ot the people has iicen gauze around the midnight moon; mile.
.1 r : < > ! ; x i : ) s a x i m i x s i : u h : IN«*; ’il ; him to il «e the S.x.li Cavalry
you had hotter sling your blankets
sporting in the cataract; sleeping in
to a considerable exte nt. Corn ma more taken up with mining than
in lx t i - i* aa l l i li in T *ivitary, to
Seventy-five thousand dollars is
AT LAW .
the glacier; dancing in the hail-
fanning.
These
rich
lauds
anil
toot
and git.
Prentice
M ulford
tort tures ln re us well as in the Western
breax up ill 2 rail« baia; mi l a lty
appropriated to continue the surveva
D«kn* t’s Bud.1
.nig,
Str.<t,
sknlc v er for mor n six mouths, and States. The clearing of the l ninji-, lulls remain comparatively unculti shower; foldin g its bright curtains of the Yellowstone, under l*rof.
h *-«ilc t acy.um *, L’.*.u indici ¡m l
TORI LAND. MUM,ON.
softly around tin* wintry world, and Hayden.
he never s iid a vvor 1 agin the wads.” «pm R iver fit,in Scottsburg to R ose- ; vated.
Ivi ».vai, an l forja tacm upon their
T 1 ‘ T
b.'ie.l .* c ; i! »i , . ] !, p M . burg, so that the small steamers can , T he V alley of N eiialem , in Clat weaving the many colored iris, that
A letter lias jitsl been received by
r. . t*. various.
B U S IN E S S C A R D S , ,v L O D G E S
M ilfonl might have been brought come up CO miles, facilitates ship- ! sop Count v, in the northwestern seraph's zone o f the air, whose war]» | A. II. Seine ben, F q , Clerk o f City
N v V »::c. July 7. —Six million-
up to paper wads, ami didn't mind intuits to the ocean, and connects part of tin; S:nt<‘ , and thn n ;h which is the rain-dro’OB of the earth, a»ul Council, from Britton & 3 ra v , attor
ol the live per rent. National Bank
neys for the city in Washitigt: n,
them. “ It ain't no ii e ,” said un with the steamers o f the North . ’a- the Portland, Astoria and M Mfim- whose woof is the sunbeams of heav
stating that the Commissioner o f the
S .
H u g n e s ,
reserve, ie«ii»ire«l
require«! to
h Im kept in the
•Flier director,
the chiidren hcv
ec;«»r, “ “ the
'Transjiortatioii roni]i!.ny. The ville Rtihv.iy will piss, is I t miles en. a!l checkered over with the ce General Lund C i i *e has written a
ROTARY PJJLIC AND COLLECT >R. Treasury, i m b.*m, alr.-a !«■ ,,*eei\e.l.
got. tor bo amused.” The T C. ]•'<)- Orvsoil iUU\ California Railroad has long by 3 1 broad, and coiFaiins lestial flowers of the mystic hand of letter instructing the Register of tha
i; ; VL VArilRS 1*R\,VN’ .
ACK- A*‘ ° breaiaier e.sMmaie, lhat to-m«:r-
tested ili it there were other aui'isc- been completed to Ru.*clung, and thou «an I* of acre ; of as rich laud as refraction--that blessed life-water. Land Office in Vancouver to enter
J vi >.vl *1 -•■ui* Tit'» t ik»n.
W ill att* !nl
* v ^ ixve«j> '
iui-TCMS,! it to
in lit quite as diverting; but the will be extended south as fast as any in the State. There is little or No poisou bubbles on its brink; its the bind upon which the city is loca
I * j ►
• 11 ? > 11 v to all l>u *iin
i ulrustt»! to liis ii jo ¡i mi
•»
• , 1 »
.
‘
A -
l4|() 1 U
J utLO luuitlivti m illion*!, ill
ted. for the City. The people are
third here a-oso. and remark d, “ I possible. This mad, when com no cultivation there yet, but the rail foam brings not madness and mur
jubilant over the news. The final
— ------ Nation*? Buuk uo W h ^ \ m iv
pcrfekly agree with tin* Cheer; this pleted, will o] cn tip the valley to road w ill soon open up this hu ge dis der; no blood stains its liquid glass; settlement of this question,however*
at the l'ciiemptioti tlivi-ion to-ilay.
J o l i n
C o o p o r ,
youngster better travel. I consider tne markets of the world; it will trict of valu ible 1 in 1 an 1 in tgnili- ¡ude widows and starving children must be in the Courts.
weep not burning tears in its depths!
!i • ro ll of pop - make great changes and wink out a cent, fj*.'3«t to the plow an 1 ax**.
Farmers in the Sound country *ay
V E S T I S T A S I> J E W E L E l i u ^ . '
J ' ' H..‘ A
1,ou‘ ;l<
'V l'l i , i u s ; i
.»i M.
, s.iv.s Ilia in d aus al-
Speak
out,
my
friends,
would
you
that
grain and liar promise better
pilar edyercation; thor a necessara comp ete revolution in favor of the
T i i : Gius’ i) R;)X ds V alley , in
crops
this season than for ten years
JMLK
IT S T ; IIF
. PATRON VGE
0:1 G i:ia ! an river a ljuiick uv tho skule system.
Mr. farmers. The production of wheat Union C maty, in the eastern part of exchange it for the demon’s drink—
'H .K '....
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- - OF
- THF.
----- V ,
. ,
before.
t i*i * vc. W.trk wiii'n • i ‘ < I. (
... i- J i tc AI ¿1] a :
silL* 1 three in ui. A f- ClieoruMin, I move and scorni tliei
alcohol?”
ami corn, oats aud l a lev will l»e Oregon, is about the same size as
Walnut ami Fin«- Street*
*1 ter thr *u lnm rs’ lig h tin g they were
Flou r is selling at $22 60 per bar
A shout like the roar of the tem
tbi* ver skiilcniiister ..e shot.” T h e (]0„p ]c d ; sheep and cattle, hogs and the N e ’ialem Valley in t h ) north. I t
rel
in Hoena, Montana, and but l i t
repulsed vvi.li a loss o f eleven k illed .
answered,
" N o !”— Buffalo
a rich soil, is well watered, tin* pest,
T. C. did not remain to observe the jlorses v.ill be improved and lnulli- h
FOREST GROVE LODGE, No. ICG,
tle to be had.
VVvsiifNiJT)-,J ily 8 .— T iio balance i' siil; of the voting. — .NVoi F ranciwo ,,]jed, fiuit am! vegetables will be surrounding mountains are well tim Transcript.
I . O . G . T ..
Salt L a k e va ley received a shak
in the Treasury at th..* eins • o f busi- 7 tint fin e r .
extensively
extensively cultivated, and the sal- bered with forests of gigantic fir,
ing
up from an earthquake last F r i
Union county gets about $l,l)C0 of
:F.TS AT ITS H ALL e v e r y SVT- ness vestord iv was: C a ie » v, ?12,-
lurch,
aud
piue,
and
the
grazing
fa-
|
day
evening. There were several
moil aud trout fisheries will be great- ¡
the irieducible school mud this year.
iinlav »'Vt-niug, ut C oYlnck. AH
G eolo fist Condon
is in Ixiii0 ,
cilitiesiu
the
valley
an
l
ranges
ui’e
j
ure
UtMt,(;(H);
coin,
§71,000,090—-of
w
inch
vibratious,
the sensation lasting al
me 'iii rs iif tic Onli-r in g . . l staudin
mem
county. \\ . ]'., to stav a few davs j I)’ extended. The w hole industries j
Jobbing rates for beef in Seattle together about ten seconds.
r *r> 1 a l l y i n v i t i l i t*» n t t e m l .
At
very extensive and profitable.
__ §29,000,000 were coin c *rlifi a*tes.
b*r the purpose o f c ¡oniiiing tlie va of this valley will find sure aud
a*e 3 cents pet pound, anil for mut Alta and Granite the shock was pre
N t.v Y juk , Ju ly 8. — lh 'j T re iich nous coal mines mines for gonbv^ ic- I profirable markets.
The prices o f j This is only one of many such val ton G cents.
c e d e d by a rumbling noise.
IIO L B IG O K
L O D G E . N O . 3 0 , M inistry tendered th eir re .¡guati n>
: > “ ’I'liens an I scientific purpose
whcilt> outs, barley r.nd wool have leys in tho eastern p i r t o f ths State
The number o f
Agricultural stu
The Sahorae coal mine, in Wash*
— such a- the Deschutes, John Day,
A. T . k A. M .
yesterday, bui M cM ih on ret used to
T f S.:i J i m I-land* are »»roving already advanced from 75 to 1GU per |
dents in the S ate Agricultural C ol iugtou Territory shipped to San
FORESTGROVE, OREGON. M e t , aeeep^ them. Tho
proceedings in t » i.*q*r^il any par of the P leific as a
and land l-s advanciug rapidlv Pow der, Burnt, Malheur, and Owy lege at Corvallis is thir y-txvo. In Francisco, last vear, 21,211 tons o f
hee Valleys— that wdl iu a few years the Collegiate
Department we find coal against 4,ICO tons the year be-
134 names enrolled.
be
developed
into
an
agricultural,
ore.
« e iuvited to fttkad.
| m g of d.lim te uaportanco wa3 a«-1 lonat 300,000 pounda. *
*
| this railway. T h e poaiUou o f t h e 1
!
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citi ,
1: 1 ii t r e v e r .e tin* s*\it di utitil
t!n*
if the sod am
the in d olen ce o f
tin
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