Hillsboro.
Phu nix grange, ./ack»on eo, .J Herin,
master; AV FHert in, sec; Phoenix.
Sjiringwater grange, Clackamas co; -J TI
Low eilen, master, I'M Peed, sec; Rpriug-
water.
Tualatin grange; Clackamas co;
v/ohn
Kruse, master; Joseph Bantow, scc;Orcgon
City.
Beaver Creek, grange; Clackamas co; A ß
May master; M O Gaul ree;
IParner grange, Clackamas co ; Arthur
Burner, master; John Brurh, sec; Oregon
City.
Mount Ä on grange, Clacknmas co; S Ra­
ney, master; W H Mattoon, sec.
7/arding grange, Clackamas co; George
Clark, master; A C AVilbnr see.
BYllamette grange; Multuomnh co; t)
lerj', muster; .S E Puddock. sec; Portland.
*■ I 1^^— . ■
— — — —
MM
Mono grange, m* ‘25, I’ olk or.-; .T M Bow-
ley, master; ll I' M'Tlmmonds,sec; Lewis­
ville.
n iv
11 m m
Tv.n lovers lv n »*• _*r t sji.' u ;
Liberty grange, no ‘2l>, Lano co; H N //ill,
Deputes of the State Grange.
master;
J V Jennings, see: Junction.
Thfly’Iii.h*«! * "ft i h*
t ■ • f ^ i tli
New K ctimh I lalitiim.
on! humid it is p" -isible t*> lìm i a
Evening
.Star grange, no ‘27, Multnomah
MiUjjJpft tin dill, m ' i '1 sunnv li ir.
T h o fo l- Entf■« lv V“ writ It n by the uble-t writers mi
7 urm rrz of ( )r> <wn unii 11 ii-liintf oh eo; Jacoq Johnson, master; I I T Campbell,
In
;ii
t\
p<‘
of
«h
v«
lopin«
nt
\n 1
v . mu : ilirr->Ji»'s Nint;
Printed from n> w type, nml
I VI r subject
lowing paivmr.tpli is from mi article ¡linciati il witli Several Thousand Eimrav- oryrniizr fo r s<'I/-/>ro',’< flioii ami f o r (lid | fee; East. Portland.
< * limMiii'^turn !
Umpqua grange, no2S, Dougins eo; I* M
I i H liofili’ no a t of Ihr im i il si rìdi jid rrd il*
O love's lih-st j rial'
l>v tli«* same author in a recent limn- ¡ligi* imi Maps.
(iurney,
master; 1EE Owens, see; Zi’ose-
To fm ol Udir lìiis d'or/:, 1 hd’rr rom mix
burg
Iwi- of till“ I’op'dar Sri- nee:
Two ni iMi >1 fruin'f lif port il sf> )•:
lo
turi
il’1!1
The work origina 1 iV publisbeil under tlie sitimi llm foli oirimj /involi
Milton gran ge, no 29, T7 mntilla ct)\ D M
’I Ilf l>l Ull HUMi* I.Ul'l'V I'Hillllll ■*.
A striking v«*rifi< ation is at hand. fitte of T iik N kw X mkr T cax (’ v i . op . t . dia i/rum/ry in Ihis ¡(irisili.i liou, ds f t V Druiuhiller, master; T it Me Coy, sec; Mi\-
Tl»**«irw 1 » soft as funning win -.
I ton.
On turning *o the rain-map, it will was compieteti in 1*63, silice wbicli timo depili irs:
Mie wi«l«' < ircnlation whifli it has attained
AY hit* |>> t?iN mi fa*- pathway -6* p
f ‘errydalc gretige, no 90, Polk ro; Oeo
l'or
JhmifUis
orni
fili’
nfi'vlies
solidi
In seen that, o f
th»* entire New in all parts of thè United States, and thè
t t pllT“ -< \ fll I’ l l'l
roftiegys, master; J Frizzell sec; Perrydale.
of
il.
J{.
M
.
(jurlimi,
/'
ii
Mdc
McMinnville grange, no 91, A'amhill co;
World. tlie largest of the parts dis­ si /iial de\t 1*.pini nts wliieli h tve laken piace
() ti n l> r pii'lf'
Poli:, tloim’s Talom, fiirir.
in everv blandi of seit lice. 1 it* • ratti re, and
A It« id,mas ti r; D O Durham, see; McEinn-
tinguished by the absence of shade a I i t. have imiticeli tin“ editors anti publish« i s j Lane, II, A’. Hill, dom ito o
Two fan s o'* r a rrirll i., nt
villc.
to submit
___ it t" an exact and thorough revis-
1.1 wi n I.K'kru’.
Two liunils allow tin
Lafayette grange, no 92, A'amhill co: A B
as almost rainless, is that ( ’initial t ioti,
JldllmiiHali.
Janni)
Johnson,
Las"-
ami to issili“ a m w filiti un «ntitlcd
Henry,
master; It II Laiuson, sec; Liya-
tli«
r
while
th*
«a
pressili
*fli'h
Portland.
il .
America find Mexican region in T ur A mbr » an ( ' ycloim ' hia .
yetto.
Ciuciti mas,
l'ori ics, b.dtjb'l r it i.
roikf.l,
Within thè last tea yi ars thè progress of
North A'amhill grange, no 39, A'amhill co
which indigenous civilizations devel- «lise
>verv in everv «lepartim ut of knowl-
PrntoH, „1, Si ni fiso ii, ('orvallis. It K Laugliliu, muster; D C Stewart, #ec; S ÜB SC P IP E !
I ho watt ti* .1 a lif«' that Invi bail si nt.
S u n s e P IP E il
oped; and that tlie only other rain­ « dge has mudo a new work of refi o nce an
O no) on in hour!
Vomitili, .1. Jl. limrij, Lafaijrlle.
North A’amhill.
imperativo
want.
Weston grange, no 34, Umatilla co; J S
O liid l.*'p'iuvr*
less district is that which formed
WashintjloT, , T. II. Ilamphrrifs,
The niovomeut of politicai nffairshas kept
IFliite,
master; M’cArthur, sec; Weston.
part of the ancii nt Peruvian territo­ pace v.itli th« <lis«'overi«s of science, and Ilillslioro.
" ° I an nti hv tli*' rvi ritu* tiro;
M ild Horse grange, no 35, Umatilla co; J
Medr
frnitfnl
application
to
tho
industriai
Marma, B. .1. Witzi'l, Toriur.
’ll.. rnl li^’ht ft 11 ahont tli* ir knri s
N Perkins, master; I) A Richards, sec;Wes
ry the part, moreover,in which the and r.st fui arts r mi tlie eonvenii neo and re-
Tinti, E. E. Eiiniiimf, Tniofriil; tV>ll.
On L< ;i'l> that rose hy slow illirica
lìlK
ini
ut
..f
SKeiallife.
Creai
wais
amlcon-
pro-inea eivdilation has left its most
•Scio grange, no 36, Linn co; Thos Miin-
l.ikt l*ii.Is up*ill tío- lily spire.
seipn nt revolution • have m-ciired, involv- II ut. ( iji ' iis , S rio ; J. II. Slittili, ¡1 a r­
kers. master; (1 T Foster, sec: Scio.
conspicuous traces.
Inductively, ìng natioual «'hangf s of prelibar moment. ri si miti.
(> pati* nt lifi !
Nantiain grange, no 37, Linn co; lUm Gy­
Elisi rn (Ir*'<jo 11 fjiislri'ìi II a<lon j-
then, the evidence“ justifies in a re­ | he , ivii war of <*nr invìi country, which
l>t* lid* r atril«- !
was at ila le i .dit vvlien fhc la>t volume of ion, ami ìdalio. Frani Shrllon ami I rus, master; W A Kinsey, see;.Scio.
1 Pasco grange, no 3is Wasco eo; Robert
markable lnanr.ei the physiological thè old work appi an d, has lisppily beni
I', i two still srt too* tin rtlo r> ,
Mays, master; G II Barnett, see, The Dal-
Win.
Slwlloii,
Widlo
Widla,
II’.
T.
ended,
and
a
n-
w
eomse
of
commercial
deduction.
1 he red li^lit h 11 iilumt th* ir kn.i s;
E. 1(1S-
Wasliiidfloii Irrm fori/.
and industriai activity lias been com-
The Dalles grange, no 39, IPasco eo; A .T
* >ii lnsnds that ios*' l>y low dfo|<m
If we go a step further we mfcy uunceil.
//. Smith, iJlifHipia/iiid Jnliiis If orlon, Dnfnr,
f » r tht
master; E L Perham. sec; The Dal­
Il id ^one olid 1°ft th.it pair.
Uarge nceessions to olir geograj'hieal St-a 11 Ir.
reach th«’ conclusion that the climate
les
k-.iowledgr larve been mudi hy tlie in-iifati-
O voyage fa.d!
Molalla grange, no 40, Clackamas co; P 5
l>. S. IT Pai l ,
of California is one of the best for gable iA|vì«»ri rsof Africa.
I Soidlwrn (h 'n ijoii,
O vanished past !
Noyer. master; ('has Howard, sec; Oregon
Tbe
.;•
•
«
at
politicai
ri
volntions
of
thè
last
|
o
f
Ida
m
l.
physical and social developments.
The r* d liiffit shore ii]*on th* floor
decade, vvitli thè naturai ri nil of tiic lapse j
Anif lin'dllifi/ wilh i n III is / a risd irl ioii Oity.
Damascus grange, no 41, Clackamas co; R
'I'lie rainless Summer is the greatest of till
have brought int‘ > publii \ii - 'a f'nl. irhffh /»o Ji/ml d lids hrr a (lppm idl'd
And liiad«“ th«' spart“ brtwe* n thi m will
T Lee, master; Norman Darling, sec! Da­
lioso names are in
/
■’
' 1
multitude
of
new
men,
whose
l*ooii
a dry atmosphere, accelera­
They drew their ehnirs 11 j* si !• hy sid>.
ev. rv ole s ni"utli. rud of whose liv* s every ; I /»>/* Ihn orifdnizal io V of ijrainjrx, will mascus.
Tin ir j'ale fhei ks joined, and said.
On
ted evaporation through the pores of one 1 -, curious to know the particulars. I rncrirr imim’iliiilr olfriilion if a p p lira -l ./ord,in Valley grange, no42, Linn co;
master; A T MeC’ully, sec;
«».♦o I* *
bijunt
the skin, a solar initiation kept up Cn nt hattlm tirtv l»ci n foii” lit and import­ ti on is imiJr lo im / will a/fi'iid in p er- !
ant sieges maintained, of which the details
( t memori* s!
i
l
i
I
‘Scl°-
FOREST-GROVE INDEPENDENT
JunctionUity grungV“, no 43, Lano eo; F j
evenly for more than six months of are vet preserved only in the n* \\ -.pa­ son or Semi a ai pnl'i.
O pa d »hut is’
F
A
S
I
E
T
(
'
T
A
P
E
E,
j
IP
Folsom,
master:
J
G
Houston
sec;Junet-
j
tin year these are some of the best pers or in the transient publications of the
Master Siale lìram jr of ( Irct/on and j ion City.
day, but which ought now to take Un ir
possible climatic
conditions. A place in permanent and authentic hstory.
CLIMATE ANDMANKIND.
Washington.
Sai m i, (h f. ì , i s t : i j Braver grange, no 44, Linn co; J Crabtree
| master; S W Gains, sec; Lebanon.
In
preparing
the
present
edition
for
the
wakeful, quick witted people of iu-
DIRECTORY.
Coos River grange, no 45, Coos eo; Cyrus
pi' SJ it li: uecordinglv been thè nini of
/.midriff,
master; Robert Book*-, see; Coos
cxhnustiblo
<
nergy
would
be
the
informati'»)
■drtors
to
broig
down
tic
the
«
From tlie San Francisco Hull'fin
| River /' O.
to
thè
lutcst
po,-.sible
dates,
and
to
fumisti
(B T T ì E II
o l H ip N A T I O N A L
natural result. These elmracteris­
v«“ copy tlie follow in ":
//tippy Home grange, no 46, Linn eo; J
:■ n ;u culate account of^he must recent dis-
g u a n i ; il
j Newman, master; Liudley, see; Lebanon.
tics
are
already
so
prominent,
as
to
<'.vcrif.
in
sci*
nep,
of
«
v
<
rv
fn
sh
produc­
A journal devoted to the interests of
Herbert Spencer, in his No* »«./• >■ /«/
; Union grange no 47, Lane eo;
Hynson
tion in hictfiture. and of tln- lut» -t in\< n-
at
ie-f
the
atb
ntion
of
all
intelligent
Wnu-
Jouli;/ I!’. Ada iv f
Mastr
Smith, master; S Looney, sec; Junction.
hi iru;s out some facts which if not al­
is in the practical arts, us well us to give j
Washington County a"d of the
Bock Point grange, no 48, Marion co; J
observers.
The
children
me
in
e
­
a succinct, and original record of the prog- i o n , Iowa.
together new, me of great interest
7 Indili7 .■ Ta i/lor C ola w - i Downing, master; G S Downing, sec; Sub-
- . o f po itieal and historical events.
i
ft errs* r
pt» ssible, and hard work is per­
| limity.
State%
touching the influence which clinmti
The work has 1» en begun after long and \/,{„ y <
Greenville grange, no 49, AVasliington eo;
formed
with
Jess
of
fail
nig
m
erge
»r«
f«il
pn
liminury
labor,
und
with
the
i
/'
../
1ms upon tho physical ami socitil de­
eet a er, T. A. Thompson, Plain- l l ’in Wilson, master; J F /*ierce see; Green­
most un pi* i* s un « s for cunying on to u
lure
than
almost
any
where
el>e.
ville.
rieir,
Min.
velopment of races. W t know that
stiecessful termination.
Orleans grange,no 59,Benton eo; J M’C'oy
Our
dry
climate
does
therefore
car­
None of the original stereotype plates
Ear i f
Steward,
A.
J.
Vamjhn,
there are vast areas of territory on
master;
I Pm Winning, see; Corvaliisi
have bceen used, but every nage mis la en (lore, .Miss.
U«iion no 2 grange, no 51, Dotiglan eo; A
which human life exists, hut where ry with it some of the most favor­ printed on new type, forming in fact a new
. I.sy / Stew&rd, (/. 11. 7 honipsoii, A Mathew,master: J (« Fluke, see; Looking-
dia, with tuo same plan and com-
there is no development. The race able conditions for physical and so- Cvclup:»
glass.
A
eie
Kra usuàri. X . J .
p.iss ¡is its predecessor, but with a far great*
cial
development.
We
may
accept
Willamette grange, no 52,Benton eor-tolin
r pecuniary expenditure, and with such
makes an eternal battle against ad­
Chaplain, l/er .1. /». (íroslo II nsh-
Ilai ris, master; C Stagle, sec; Corvallis;
improvements in its conqmsition as have
the
dust
and
the
brown
fields
i m/lon IT ( '.
verse conditions. Its energies arc
Syracuse grange, no 53, Linn eo, H Far-
be* n suggested by longer experie'lice anil en­
of
the
long
«Summer
for
Treasurer, E. M. McDowal, Cor­ well, master; A .Miller, see; Mill er's sta­
expended in keeping up the light for
large 1 ktiowl* dgc.
tion.
illustrations wlii< h are introduced nimi, X. )\
existence. Thus, where i* intense that intense vitality w hich is a part fnr The
Sinslaw grange, no 54, Lane co: D BCart-
Seere/an/, (T IT Kelletj, Washing­
the tirst time in the present edition have
of
the
inheritance.
wviglit,
master;./ F Amis, see; Sinslaw.
been
added
not
for
the
sake
of
pictorial
ef­
cold, as in tho high latitudes north
ton, />. C.
Coyota grange, no 55. Lane co; *S «Stephen
fect. but to give greater lucidity and force to
ft afe- Keeper, T). Ihnwiddic, Or­ master: S T Duke, s*c; Sinslaw.
o f 70 deg., the Esquimaux exists,hut MODERN ORTHODOXY A RATIONAL the explanations in the text. They embrace
Eugene grange, no 56,Lane co; Jesse Cox,
chard
(icore, lad.
¡ill branch« s of scii nee and of natural lii'-to-
he does not multiply rapidly, nor is
VIEW OF HELL.
( ‘eres,
.1 frs.
IT
II. Adams, muster; >t John Skinner, sec; Engone('itv.
l v, and depict the most famous and remark-
his condition materially improved
Sand Ridge grange, no 57. Linn eo; S
ibli features of scenery, architecture, and j 11 uioa, Iowa.
Isom,
master; ./.l/ack, sc«“: Albany.
irt.
as
\
vt
1
1
as
the
various
pruct
sscs
of
me-
from ago to age. The long night
It is only a human religion such
om om i. .)/rs *) I f Krlh'if, 11 ash-
Orient grange, no 58,«Linn co; V H Cald­
i hanies and manufactures. Although in- i
.
and the short day, the absence ot as that of Buddha, or Thor, or Jupi- t* m l led fo rinstruction rather than embellish- | (m/don, y .
well. master; J Turner, sec; Albany.
Roseburg grange, no 59, Douglas; B G
hba'a, .Mrs . / ( ’ .Ihholl, ( ’h
fuel, and the necessity of eating :er, that may fear the growth «if in­ mi nt, li" pains have be* n sptired to insinv
Tibbs, master; R Weaver sec : Myrtle Creek,
their artistic « xccllence; the c*>st of tie ir Iowa.
large quantities of fat and blubber telligence, and that may fade as the xi cution is * normoiis, and it is believed
j Garretson grange, no 69, / \* lk: GH ini -
I.adii Assistant Steward, .Miss * . H. i ;irs, master; II Alexander, see; Bethel.
th*
v
will
Bii*l
a
w*
Iconic
reception
us
an
ad­
D ie 1X1> E P E X D E X t ow es
fr//e-
oil to supply the warmth continually
lit of reason dawns; but of a relig­
Dallas grange, no 61 , /'oik: li Clow nias-
mirable feature of the Cyclopudi.t, and JIali Washington, IT C
ter'
l)
./
//"lines,
sec;
Dallas:
lost l>y the intense cold, arrest de­ ion from (Tod, given by inspiration, worthy of its high character.
E r n -a li re ( 'oni ni iller.
y ia n ce to tto p a rty fiat the ¡forty
Spring Valley grange, no 02, 7’olk; D Oil»1
This
work
is
sold
to
Subscribers
only,
II
ill.
San
mines, Washington, l >C.
velopment ami lower the vital condi­ the lirst
distinguishing principle
son.
master;
W
A
//eury,
see;
/iena:
payable on delivery of each volatile. It will
ft. W'l'ilf, A l i e n , C o iesln irif, S , C
t'ornelius grange, no 63, H asliington eo;
tion to that of mere existence, leav­ must he that it reveals its reasona-
o í P 1 K M Ì P E S S I V É I D E A S Und
mpleted in sixteen large octavo vol­
E. IT Sim at land. ]>nbni¡e, Iow a.
R / ’ IPills. master; IVm Reeves, sec;Cornel-
umes.
each
containing
about
899
pages,
ing just force enough to tight out
leness as fast as man unfolds his
ius.
P E E 0 P M ; is con trolled by no
fully illustrated with several thousand Wood j
Cresswell grange, no 64 Lane co; G B
the battle with climatic conditions own intelligence, and still become Engravings, and with numerous tailored O flu t't s o f t h v O r e g o n S t a t e
Day, master: A J Johnson, sec, Cresswell;
G ru n ge. t
on the night si«le of nature. There more glorious where there is the Lithographic Mtips,
C liq u e, Faction o r MonojjohJJ but
/ ' leasent Hill grange, no <P*j Lane co: Jas
C r i e r a m i Slain o f P i m l im j,
Musine, ] tan in! ( ’l a r i e , Salem /* (). Parker, master; J It Matlock, flee; Eugene
is no surplus power left for aggres­ most culture. Tho mediieval Chris­
S eerefa rg, J H S m i t h , Jlarrislnm j. | King's Valley grange, no 66, Benton ooill
is the fe a r le s s and oilfapoien---------
5 . Oil
In ixlra Cloth, ) " f m l.,..................
sive purposes, no cities are built,and tianity having been disfigure«! by ig­
•/Grant, mast* r; (,'J Nelson, sec; King's
6.90
iteersen e, II m Ci/ras, Sein.
In Tehran/ J.*alley, p «r i*"/..............
Val-ev.
7.90
no highways for trade or commerce norance and superstition, the subse­
» ! n \ O C A I E o f the V E t Ì p L E .
In Half Tnrk"j Monaco, ;-</• ml..
Tecla r e r , (Inori/e. J la n ter, Watta ;
Fon st Grove grange, no 67, lUasliington
S.llll
In
Half
Hash),
ixlra
gilt,
p<r
mI.
Walla.
are ever constructed.
quent growth of religion had to ex­
eo; //* nry^Buxtou, master; II TBuxton see;
Jn Fall Morroro, nnli<¡nt, >jiit nh.l' s
Stew ard, lì P ( >hìs,
Forest Grove.
19,09
Substantially the same effects are press itself in infidelity. When a
l"r
’ ........: ...............
Ta
Ji/
Assistant
S
tew
ard,
M
rs
('Idoe
1
19.99
( hukulpum grange,no 68,3/hrion eo; N Jl
Ta Fall H'tssia, /><r
..............
seen in the Southern Hemisphere. Panto describes hell to mankind,and
\
Doty,
master; IP Steiwer, see; Jefferson.
ceding
I
lids,
il
alla
II
alla,
Four volumes now ready. Su
Laurel grange, no 69, Douglas co; L Has-
There the Patagonians have] appar­ his frightful pictures become the volumes, until completion* will b* issued
Assistant Steward)
IP V P ow ers
’ brook, master: II Nichols, see; Ntar's/'oint.
! hedil's.
ently a good physical development, theology of the church, sweeping once in two months,
//ighland grange, no 70, Clackamas co, D
* # 'Specimen pages of the A merican
TPright, master; J / ’ iiiugo, sec; Oregon
C h aplain , A n th on y Siinjisun, C o r
while their
existence is one of through Romanism over into Prot­ CvcLor.'EniA, showing type, illustrations,
I City.
rail is.
wretchedness. They do not even estantism, until Edwards says God d o., will be sent gratis, on application.
I Multnomah grange, no 71, J/ultnomfih co;
fia to -K eep er, F r a n i Shelton, Wall ./ Mote, master; J C Newell, sec; East Port­
umlerstaud the art of clothing them­ will dash the sinner down on hell's
F u st -C lass C anvassino A ukx T s wasted
Walla.
land.
selves, and from age to age make the floor and stamp upon him, then in­ Address the Publishers,
West Union grange, no 72. IPasliitlgton
T rea su rer, P vi 117/2*7, T u rn er.
eo;
A //oleomb,'master; David Leuox, sec;
J).
APPLE
TO
Xit
CO.,
fidelity
must
follow,
not
simply
to
BU USCII! PTIOtf PHIC'E,
battle against climate nearly naked.
C eres, M rs Jane C y r u s, S cio.
//dishorn.
510
A
551
Broadway^
N.
Y.
P om on a ,
.Mrs JI P ow ers, Shedd.
The stalwart men have no social de­ save a man from such horrors, but
Z/illsboro grange, no 73, IPashington co;
n 2
f l o r a , M rs T. , P eril, J lcJ Iin n - Thos //umphreys, master: H II Meyers,sec;
velopment. They are on the night to rescue G od’s blcsse«l uamo from
Hillsboro.
ville.
side of nature. The heat o f the sun such unspeakable infamy. In such
Butteville grange, no 74, Marion co; P F
E xecu tive
Com m ittee,
D a n iel
Castleman,
master; F / ’ Muthieu, secjButte-
a
lieli
asDante’s
it
is
not
man
that
is
which is not powerful enough to
C la r ie , S alem ; P M G u rn ey , Ten m ile, ville.
thaw the eternal ice or to produce punished-it isGo<l that is destroyed.
D ouglas r o .; Orh y Hull, Walla W alla;
Cottage Grove grange, no 75, Lane co: A
(1 A
W ells, P u m a
I isla ; 'I launa.' 11 .s'puhr, master; Horace Knox, see; Cotage
any more than a feeble development From such ideas we must fly to a
Hr,
Jtuniers Scio; A P Henry,
Tafayefte;
T
T„
of vegetable life, does little for this more reasonable religion, carrying
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-
j)
~ j
>
»diarity grange, nn 76, Latte co; M 4» i I-
i 11 X H ill, J u n ction .
kins, master; F M Wilkins, sec; IPillamette
race of men. The earliest social de­ the cross and our holy faith away
Forks.
velopments probably began in cli­ from such a degradation. W e must
Alsea Grange, n o 77, Benton eo; M Ver­
1 O ffic e r s o f t h e ( ' c u t r a l G r a n g e
non, master; I H Shirr, see; Alsea.
.\ss»c i a t i o u
mates which offered the least resist­ indeed, separate forever the righte­
/ ’*• oria grange,Linn co:S D i/aley,master;
P res id en t, II
A lexa n d er.
wicked; but, as tho
ance or made no warfare on the race. ous and the
Austin Watts, see; Peoria.
I ire P resid en t, -fames Taloin*
Franklin grange, Lane co; G M J/iller,
Spencer holds that “ solar radiation drunkard is punished in this world,
O a S O a Y o a r
S< erniari/, vi li Sla a n a n i.
master; J F Kirk, sec; Franklin.
n.ts FROM
and
as
the
murderer
accepts
of
his
7
n
asa
r
e
r
,
C
P
H
u
ri
hart.
being the source of those forces by
Waputo grange, IPashington co: T R
Thompson, master; F D Htott, sec; Gaston.
'Trustees, E. Shedd, /•'. PowrIT
which life, vegetable and animal, is arrest without blaming God, as the
Yoncalla grange, Donglas co; A Lamb,
(in te -K ee p er, Elia* F a n n in g t
carried on and being by implication soul feels its own wickedness and
muster, J R Drain, see; Drain's P O.
A g en t, J. P . Stam p.
Columbia grange, IPashington eo;
Jas
the Hource of the forces displayed in does not reproach his Creator,so the
Rubric, master; F Kenedy, sec; Glencoe.
^ ^ C CRES
R E S OF EXCELLENT LAND FOR |
SI BOR 1)1 N ATK (ill A \G KS.
human life, and consequently to so­ lost world is a place, not where God
Beaverton grange, IPashington co; 7'1‘ttc-
sale in Washington County.
O regon .
ker, master: Jas .l/’Kay, sec; Portland.
cial evolution on tracts of the earth’s is seen as a cruel monster,hut where
Marshfield grange no 1, Clurkirtnas eo|
O ikhiml grting«“, Douglas eo; E «Stephens,
surface where solar radiation is very the human free-will stands forth in
I W IP Davis, master; 7’ J Matlock, sec; master; E ll l ’ inksou, s*'c; TFilbur.
I Clackamas / ’. 0 .
Sodavillo grange, no 85, /.inn eo; AVm B
all its divine powers, and reveals a
feeble.”
Eagle Creek grange no 2, Clackamas eo; Gilson, master; C Burge, see; Sodavillc.
/ ’owcl's Valley grange, .l/ultuomah co ; T
: E Eorbes, master; Franklin Foster, see; Du-
<•/.>
Take this deduction as true, we self-punishment over which we can
t -
K Williams, muster; 15 IPithington ; sec;
| inaxcns.
O
may note how physical and social almost imagine the Heavenly Father
C-1
Oak / ’«»int grange no 3, Polk co; J. IP. Dowell's Valley.
IPoodburn grange, NIarion eo; G Dimick,
himself
to
shed
tears.
Such
is
the
Nirk, master; James A Dempsey, see; Kiek-
development are arrested in a very
master, Win Durst, see; IPoodburn.
re«*l.
liot climate where there is an exuber­ perdition of reason—a place not
in
Buena Vista grange no I, / ’oik eo; E C
Howell / ’rairi*“ grange,Marion eo; IP Nap-
. //all, master; L M Hill, see; Buena Vista. lingfielil, master; c/ohn Newsom, flee; Sa-
ance of vegetation. There the at- where the Savior and God become
Monmouth grange no 5, /\>lk co; I F M em.
mospheric humidity is generally the an inquision, but where the sinner’s
jVeedy grange, Clackamas| .7ohn llingo,
Butler master; J S Churchill, sec;
Mon-
X O T IC E ------Thr J X D K P E X D È X 1
master;
IP IF Nampaon, sec j Needy.
;
mouth.
,
own
heart
and
own
will
have
woven
greatest, the depth of moisture sus­
Butt«*
Creek
grange,
Clackamas
co.
E
| Oak / ’lain grange no 6, L i k n e o j A R
pended in the clouds varying from themselves garments of perpetual
has the sole right o f doing the
Hkinnci, master; K M //artniau, see; Butte
Price, master; T J Black, see; //alsey.
r*
w
’S.
Tangent grange, no 7, Linn co; E E Fan­ Creek.
five to six feet, while as far north as sackcloth, and where the tears of
1—*
Upper Molalla grange, Clackamas eoi ./
ning, master; A Blevins, see; Tangent.
L IT IG A X T P l i l X T i X G
California it hardly averages two sorrow fall not from a malicious de­
Corinthian grange,no 8, Linn co; W K j Muse, master; S Engle, sec; Glad Tidings.
w'
'S1
.
»—
i
■
Goshen
grange,
Laneco;
H
II
Dillard,
IT
­
Price,
master;
0
Wahl,
see;
Lebanon.
cree
of
(rod,
passed
from
eternity,
feet. The humidity of the atmos­
m
Mit'ilil grunge, no 9, Linn eo; F Shedd master; >V Engle, see; Glad Tidings.
for Washington County and
phere arrests solar radiation. The hut fall out of the sinner’s own
Ashland grange, ./ackson eo; D S Buick,
master; IP IP Yantis, see; Nliedil.
master;
W
Beeson,
sec:
Ashland.
Grand / ’mine grange, no 10, Linn do J W
elouils have already taken up as wretched soul and miserable life.
Charity no 2 grange, Linn co;F M Kitzer,
/ ’ Anderson muster; N B Fry, s*'c; Albany.
here fore invaluable h a ll o f our citizens
much moisture as the} can hold. Thus, over almost ever}* idea of the
7/arrisburg grange, no 11. Linn co; John master; P / / lUigle, sect Harrisburg.
Meuilowville
grange,Umatilla
co;
A
LGor-
//Smith,
master;
lPm
ll
Porter,
sec;
Iltir-
The processes of evaporation arc Christian religion there is lying a
don. master; J H Dalev, sec; Mcailowville.
risbnrg.
Alta grange, Umatilla ro; «/aeob Frazer,
very slow, and for long periods al­ «Irapery of reason fresh from theGod
Springfield grange, no 12, Lane co; John
Kelley, master; W Comegys, see; Spring- master; Gilliam, sec; Pilot Rock.
most suspended. The air being hot of infinite wisdom, and beautiful to
Pendleton grange, Umatilla eo; T H StOv
field/
rev, master: •/ It Slmron, sec;Pendleton.
and moist, there is very little escape man, the imago of the rational God
7’hilomali
grange,
no
13,
Benton
eo;
N
P
THE FINEST AND
CHEAPEST N«'wtou, master; A R Brown sec; Corvallis.
Midway graugy, Umatilla eo; -I II Chase,-
of moisture through the skin and — Irani a Sermon by Prof. Su'titj, oj
master;
1P(' My* r, see; Hepner.
.SoapCreek gran ge, no It, Benton co; J
Chehalcin granga, Yamhill eo;
S Bruts-
lungs. W e have here a very low vi­ ('ll ted go.
II
Miller,
master;
W
L
Cauthorn,
see;
Cor­
LANDS IN THE STATE!'.
ch*r,
muster:
J
/
’
Shuck,
see;
West
Cheka*
u35;ly
vallis.
tality— an inert pcoplo dreaming
A Family in a Bad Fix.
Locke grange, no 15, Benton eo; F A 1*111:
their lives away and incapable o
AVasliington grange, Washington eni Isaac
Wells, master; C E Moor, sec; Corvallis.
Ball,
master; ./
Gustin, see; PMiddleton.
Excelsior
grange,
no
16,
Yamhill
co;
W
L
making any great effort.
Center gl-ange, /.inn co; AVm Phil|»ot,mas­
A merchant of Louisville lately re­
Smith, master; J E Coovart, sec: Dayton.
WOODCOCK & INTERMELA,
But in the mountains of these ceive! a letter from the unfortunate
.Salem grange, no 17, J/arion eo; Dan’l ter; Z B Moss, see; Crawfordsville.
Mill Creek grange.Yamhill eo; B B Bran-
Clark, master; John Minty, sec; Salem.
tropical countries we often find
partner of a debtor firm as follows:
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Turner grange no 18,Marion co; B A Wiz- sum, master; 1/ AI Ellis, sec, Elkhorn.
Sir: The firm of--------- is busted,
considerable difference. There the
McKenzie grange, Lane cot G H Ilam-
*1 master; IP H Ilillery, sac; Turner;
merslcy, master; 11 A it oolcot,sec; N'nrin"- JO B
Brownsville
grange,
no
19,
Linu
eo;
I.
C
ami
Mr.
H----------has
gone
away
with
P R IN T IN G ì i M i t i 7 t í
atmosphere is more ran fled, solar
Rico master; A W Minard.sec; Brownsville. field.
all that was left. For myself I am
evaporation is greater, and the abo- not able to pay anything. I am
Amity grange, Yamhill co; J J Hender­
.South Brownsvill grange, no 29, Linn co;
S. W. Cor. El PST mul YAMHILL Streets. Consolidated with Brownsvilles no 19.
son. master:,/ ll Sawyer, see; Amity.
riginie who occupies these bights is nearly barefooted; the seat of my
Lebanon grange, no 21, '/.inn eo; R A Ir­
IPillamette grange,*Yamhill cot ’ Henry
H-iwett, master; Peter Barendregt, see;
really a more vigorous man than he pants is out, and my shirt is as rug­ P o r t l a n d , ................................. O r e g o n vine, master;«/ ll Smith, sec; Lebanon.
Knox Butte grange, no 22, Linn co; S HTieatland.
1 ALI FORNI A FRUITS RECEIVED
who lives in the more humid atmos ged as a politician’s conscience; be­
Jacksonville grange, ,/ackson eo; F F
Miller,
master; M Huston, see; Albany.
direct per steamers. Country orders
sides, I have a big family to take
Harmony grange, no 23, Linn co; F XI II alker, master; It A Miller, see; Jackson­
phere below. It would appear from
care < > t, who are iu I hr sanw <Omlilioil.. filed.
ville.
Powell, master; J ,S / ’owell. see; Albany.
these and similar deductions that w* Yours respectfully,--------- .
Farmington grange, IPashington co; R A
//ope
grange,
n
o
*21,
L
i
n
n
c
o
;
G
F
feimp-
Cash paid t'o** Country Produce-
nrpiliter, master; James tPithycomb, sec;
son, master; J CMillarelsec; Albany.
ORDER;
cannot 1-»ok for the best physical
He was let off on that.
nl'2-ly
THE TWO LOVERS
in
I Jut
VI I V 1)1 >t i*r if'i'V rulli riu n iti s.
V. lu ll' I i cliiiirilf i simply I m >I tiud
am i
socia l
APPLETONS
ili'v i'k ’ jimi tits
LANDS FOR THE LANDLESS!!
I.MYERES
15,000 to 20,000
GROCERIES k PROVISIONS
C
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
LfcT 0 ?
P08T-0FflCfe8.
Oregon.
B ake K C o .
* Auburn
♦Augusta
♦linker City
Clarksville
Express Rabch
Eldorado
Gem
Humboldt Bflsin
Jordan Valley
Ilye Valley
Wingville
B enton
Alsea Valley
♦Corvallis
K ing’s Valley
Liberty
Little Elk
Monroe
Newport
Newton
Philomath
Sumtnit
Toledo
Yaquina
C la ' ckam .M?
Barlow
Beaver
Butte Creek
Can by
Clnekamas
Clear Creek
Cuttingsville
Damascus
Ea^le Creek
Glad Tidings
Highland
Molalla
Milwaukie
Needy
Norton
♦Oregon City
OsAVego
Sandy
Springwater
Zion
Mohawk
Pleasant taill
Rattlesnake
Biuslaw
Springfield
Willamette Fork 3
L inn
♦Albany
Big Prairio
♦Brownsville
Crawfordsville
Diamond Hill
Grass Ridge
Harris Ranch
♦Harrisburg
Ealsey
Lebanon
Müler
Muddy
Ntewbern
Peoria
Pine
Scio
Rod a Springs
Rhedd’s
Sodaville
Sweethome
M arion
Aurora
Aumsville
Butthvillh
Brooks
Gervais
Hubbard's
Jefferson
Marion
Monitor
Newellsvillc
♦Salem
Silverton
St. Paul
Stayton
Sublimity
Turner
W oodbum
/
M ultnomah
C latsop
♦Astoria
Clifton
Knap pa
Nehalem
Hkipanon
Seaside ttotlsc
Westport
Tsast Portland
♦Portland •
Powell’s Valley
St. Johns
W'illam'te Slough
P ol *
Bethel
Buena Vista
Coos
♦Dallas
Coos lliVer
Eola
t ’oquille
Elk Horn
Empire City
Gmnd Ronde
Enchant’d PiaiHelndependcnco
l-ainiew
Lincoln
Hermansville
LuckiOinute
Isthmus
Lewisville
Marshville
MonmouHi
Randolph
Perry Dale
Silkin
Rickernll
Sitkum
Zena
C olumbia
Columbia City
Matpkanie
Clarsliland
Rainier
Riverside
St. Helens
Sauries Island
Scappoose
C ubby
Chetcob
Ellensbxifg
Port Orfrird
D ouglas
Camas Valley
N. Canyonville
Drain
ElktoH
Galesville
Gardiner
Kellogs
Lookihg Gloss
Myttle Crtek
* Oakland
Pass Creek
♦Roseburg
t’ mpqua City
NVilbur
Voncalla
Scottsburg
Ten Mile
G rant
♦Canvon CitV
V
Camp NYatsoil
Dayville
John Day City
Prairie City
l'arkersville
Sumpter
J ackson
T illam ook
Garibaldi
Kilchis
Netarts
Nestockton
Tillamook
Trask
t'MATILI.A
Butter Cr»«ek
Cecils
Cavuse
Marshall
MeadoWville
Mitchell’ b Statiod
Milton
P ilot Bock
Pendleton
♦Umatilla
Weston
tJxtoK
Cove
Island City
♦La Grande
North Powder
Orodell
Sum hierv ilia
ih io h
W’allowa
W’ asco
Antelope
Bridge Creek
Hepner
H ood River
Prineville
Mitchell
l i t Hood
Pritchard’*
Scotts
Shelliroek
Spanish ttolloW
♦The Dalles
W'arm Springs
Wasco
W illoughby
W illow Porks
Applegate
♦Ashlahtl Mills
Brownsborough
Centml Point
•
Drew’s Valley
Eagle Point
W ashington
Grant’s Pass
Beaverton
Hot Springs
Cedar Mill
♦Jacksonville
Cornelius
Lakeport
Dilley
Linkville
♦Forest Grove
Glencoe
Langell Valley
Green A’ille
Phoenix
Hillsboro
Rock Point
Joppa
Ram’s Valley
Middleton
Sprague Rivet*
Mountain Dale'
Table Rock
Willow Springs Peake
Sholl’s Ferry
Yninax
Taylor’s Bridge’
Tualatin
J osei ’H in S
WTapato
Kirby
West Union
Leland
Slato Creek
Waldo
Y amhill
Amity
L ank
Bellferue
Butte Disap mehtDayton
Big Prairie
♦Lafayette
Cottage Grove
♦McMinnville’
Cortst Fi/tk
l/Iodntain Hertfsé
Camp CfCfk
Íím tb Vtttöhiii
Cartwrigim’
RheHdtth
♦Eu^ehe City
Weit Chetali«*»
W h«fttí»«4
Franklin
Hewheff
Junction
Long Toiri
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