Forest Grove independent. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1873-1874, September 17, 1874, Image 4

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.n of Creai Men.
‘Off, Apostle, was tho son
.nan; St. John was also the
fisherman; Popo
son of
w a * a**1-'
a
SixtusV.
HT;a<vherder— he
) one; Aristotle, of hVloclor;
io, u i a merchant; Columbus,
B ocear
of a *
ool-ootnluir; John Basth, of a
fisUb
rrnan; Diderot, of a cntler;Cook
»>1 «
servant;' Hampden, of a carpen-
l*T
; Talma, of a dentist; Gesner, of
&
bookseller;Salvator Rosa, of a sur-
evor; Euripides, of a fruit woman;
Virgil, of a baker: Itoraee. of a den­
izen; Voltaire, of a tax-collector; La­
in othei of a hatter; Fletcher, of a
chandler; Masillon, of
a
turner;
Tamerlaine, of a shepherd; Quinault,
of a baker; liollin, of a cutler; Mo-
bore, of an upholsterer; Rosscau, of
• a watch-maker; Sir
Samuel Bow-
ditchjOf a silversmith; Pen Johnson
of a mason; Shakspeare, of a butch­
er; Sir Lawrence, of a custom-house
officer; Collins, of a hatter; Gray,of
a notary; Beattie, of a laborer; Sir
Edward Sudden, of a barber; Thom-
vrs Moore, of swordmnker;Reml>rumlt
of a miller; Benjamin Franklin, of a
chawdier; Cardinal
W olsey of a
S t a t e r : Napoleon, of
a farmer;
Lincoln, of a backwoodsman.
Killed by a Compositor.
Such was the verdict of the
coro­
ner's jury on the case. The circum-
«bvjBcoa were as follows; Ito loved
madly, passionately. His fair one
smiled, and all was di ing well. H i»
suit was safe, but in an evil moment
he conceived the dangerous idea of
clinching it, so to speak, with a
po­
em. He wrote his poem in a moment
tif heavenly inspiration, and sent
io tho village
thus;
weekly.
it
It began
Maud Mary Jane Filkinton Filer,
WluUi-kkirtcd marvel of duty;
Tin* wide world can never beguile her.
My iJold-heuded,blue-bi ludbeauty.
..
It was a pretty poetic tlower as it
■ stood, but the eompositorial
Goth
laid liis typographical hand upon it,
and when it appeared “ skirted'’ was
spelled with an “ h ,” and “ belted"
had two “ I s” in it, and an “ i.” And
so they laid him tearfully away be­
neath theVlaisies,and rendered a ver­
dict as above.
C hin v .— A country where the roses
have no fragrance.and the women no
petticoats: where the laborer has no
Sabbath,and the magistrate no sense
of honor; where the roads bear no
Vehicles,and the ships no keels ¡where
old men tly kites; where the needle
points to the south, and the sign of
being puzzled is to scratch the antip­
odes of the head, where the place
of honor is on the left hand, and the
scat of intellect is in the stomach;
where to take off your hat is an inso­
lent gesture, and wear
white gar­
ment is to put yourself in mourning;
which has a literature without an al­
phabet, and a language
grammar.
without
a
A letter from Deas Creek, Aug.
10th, says; the weather here is now
wet and disagreeably cold, nearly
borderng on snow.
The miners
are leaving for below at the rate of
10 or l ‘J a day. Every man who has
a reputed good clair is selling out
as soon as a purchaser is found, at
one-ha f leas than what was asked
six weeks ago. Many ol the claims
that were paying well are now com­
pelled to discharge their hired help
as bein uuable to pav
them unv
longer.
t
liie
letter
H .— Tho
following
nrrtnsing'pefition is addressed to the
inhabitants of England:
W h«Tt is by yon I have 1 >«•«• :i ilriv/ n
F r ru ’on-,from ’ome.froin ’ope from Vaven,
Ami pi rn, il by your
,.:n> *1 soc iety,
In H> xib*, Hangui-h, an 1 Il.mvi ty;
N uv, ill urgi.l without on • just ¡.'- t. use,
Ib t i H arrogance ami llimjin.kni < —
I here demand full r. -.titution.
And beg you’ll m« ml your II. 1. ut!.>n.
R esponsibility or. K iwi - selli . r «.—
l ’he Supreme Court of Illinois has
recently confirmed a yenl;<-t of$2,0()0
damages given bv tho jury t i n widow
»aide so by ardent spirits sold to her
late husband. The facts of the case
it is unnecessary
to recapitulate.
The defendant supplied the man
with that which rendered him inca­
pable e>f self-cure. He went to bed
upon upon a railway track, and was
naturally found dead the next inorn-
ing.
Tut last radical Congress under­
took in various ways to cripple the
freedom of the press, but the climax
of its infamous endeavor was reached
in tho new postage law, which goes
into operation on the 1st of January
next when publishers will
pelled to prepay postage
be’ com­
by
the
pound on every paper they send to
the Ft tl Office.— HI. fauns '///..< - .
('1
Mono grange, no 25; Folk c*»; J M
Bew-
lev, master; i t C 2/’ 71nimoiKls, sec; Lewis­
ville.
"W heat - i l -F» (•< i l 5"» V 100 lbs.
Liberty grange, no 2d, Lane co: H X //ill,
Deputies of the State Grange.
F ro m — Extra in demand for cx-
master; J C Jennings, see: Junction.
p o rt at $•”> 2."»(o 755 ft bl>l.
New Revised Edition.
Fanners o f Oregon and Washington ■ Evening Star grange, no 27, Multnomah
Entire!» rewritten by the ablest writers on
co; Jacoq Johnson, master; M T ampbol 1,
O ats i l 40(/» 1 (>•"> jt 100 JTis.
•■very subject. Printed from new type, and orqamie fo r self-profoi'tion (tn d j'oi flio ^ see; East Portland.
U nions — ili 55(»£¡¿
J 100 lbs.
illustrated with Several Thousand Eu»;ruv- niTiol>lnn>’i)f of Ihr indnslriol pursuits. J Umpqua grange, no 2$. Dougins co;' B
inos and Maps.
To facilitate this work:, / hare commis- Gurney, master; IF F Owens, see; A’ose-
PO RTLAND MARKET.
siond the follotriuq per sons toinstUutc j burg.
Milton grange, no 2d. Umatilla c0; D M
The work originally published under the rjranges in this Jurisdiction, as mg
Drtimhiller, master; T 11 Me Coy, see; Mil-
title of T hk X kvv A merican C y c lo i . t . dia
W h e at — 1 45 ft 100 lbs.
deputies:
ton.
w i . s completed in 1 HC.:t. since which time
O at -, lie (i' Ele V bushel.
F o r Dónalas and Hu' counties south
the
wide
circulation
which
it
has
attained
Fcvrydale grange, no 30, Folk eo; Geo.
1 I on;
Firm; standard brands, in all parts of the United Stages, and tho o f it. 11.31. Gurney, le n Mile
Comegys, master;.! Fri/zell see; Ferrydale.
95 -">0 ft b id .
si;.'tial dev. lopim nts which have taken place
Puli', James Tatum, D ix ie .
McMinnville grange, no 31, Yamhill eo;
I*.\ i : m : v — i l 10b) 1 .»0 *jt cental.
in < very branch of science, literature, and
A Reid,master; D O Durham, see; McMinn­
Lane, If. N. H ill, Jun at ion
ville.
G keen A ppi e s . -27 ! (a 50c jM wsh. art. have induced the editors and publishers
Multnomah, Jacob Johnson,East
to submit it to nil exact and thorough revis­
Lafayette grange, no 32, Yamhill co; A B
< » nions i l (¡i i l 75 *t> ino it s.
ion, and to issue a new edition entitled Portland.
7/cnry, master; R II Latnson, see; Laya-
1 »«rii i: Extra dairy,25 (<< 20c‘¡* Ih; T he A merican C ycloinedia .
Ciarí amosi E- / orbes, Eagle Creek. yette.
IVKJS-—
jt doZ.
Within the last ten years the progress of i
Ib-atoo, A .
Simpson, Corvallis, j North Yamhill grange, no 33, Yamhill co;
R R Laughlin, master; D V Stewart see,
P oultry — G rown chickens, $13 (30 discovery in every department of knowl­
Yamhill, A . P. U> nrg. Lafayette.
edge has made a new work of reference an
North Yamhill.
(a 2 ¡)0 *ft d o z o i .
Washington, T. I>. Humphreys, ! Weston grange, no 34, Umatilla eo; .1 S
imperative want.
W ool — 22C 20c V Ib.
The inovcim lit of political affairs has kept Hillsboro.
iHiite, master; M ’eArthur, see: Weston.
pace with the discoveries of science, and
Marion, B. A. Witzcl, Turner.
ICil.l Horse grange, no 35. Umatilla co; J
their fruitful application to the industrial
X i ’erkins, master; D A Richards, secjlFes
L
in
n
,
E.
E.
Fanning,
Tangent;
Forest Grove Retad Market.
and useful arts and the convenience and re­
ton.
finement of social life. Great wars and con­ JJ7/i. Cyrus, Seio; ,/. I L Smith, H a r ­
CORRECTED WEEKt-Y.
Seio grange, no 3ft, L in n eo; Thos MuhJ
sequent revolutions have occure.l, involv­ risburg.
kers,
master; G TFoster, see; Seio.
Whoa' . T‘ »>nshel.
72
ing national changes of peculiar moment.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washing­
Nantiamgrange, no 37, Linn eo; Urn Cy­
Flour, *r*
•r<l..............
. 4 50 .
The civil war of our own country, which
ton, and Idaho, Frank Shelton and rus, master; W A Kinsey, sec; Seio.
C«>ni M. ill. *f ft».. .
07
was at its height when tho last volume of
lUaseo grayge, no 3Hf Wasco eo; Robert
1:ushel............
I ’.»tati „ s.
|| 7/i. Slwltoii, II alia ill alia, It. /,
50
the old work appeared, lias happily been
Mays,
master; G II Barnett, sec, Tlie Dal­
Eggs, fr. sh J do/.. . . . • .
27.
J| on /.>/•// Washington Territoryt F . les.
ended, and a new course of commercial
Butt . glH«l 1risii relè t-> lb
30
and industrial activity lni3 been com­ L. Smith, Olympia,and Julius Horton, \
The Dalles grunge, no 33, Banco co; A J
1 'hi. k •ns. **» Ì
’■ .< V«i : 00 menced.
Dufur, master; E L Perhaui. see; The Dal­
Seattle.
Bui..ii , Sill, s VI
1: ^
• '..............
Large accessions to our geographical
12
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Southern Oregon, D . S. II. llu ik , ' les.
Uh»*, - i‘. >» t»>.
2'H" 25 knowledge have been made by the indefati­
Molulla grange, no 40, Clackamas co; F S
1 >rit'.l Flums.
1 i <( ii ' 20 gable explorers of Africa.
o j Ashland.
Xoyer,
maste»; ( has i/oward, see»' Oregon
Dri.'.l Appi. - <4 It. ............
The great political revolutions of the last c Am/ locallity within this jurisdiction
4 (</
5
Oity.
Q 5l!...
.r - t ii’i) .
Syruj» r* K
decade, with the natural result of the lapse
Damascus grange, no 41, Clackamas eo; S
C..117. , (r. ’ .in 1 'r* !*■ ..........
of time. Lave brought into public view a fo r which no deputy has Item appointed '
27j;.
P Lee, master; Xoruiun Darling, sect Da­
fo
r
the
organization
o
f
granges,
will
T i ... Jagati (r tú ») t» Ib. . . .
multitude
of
new
nu
n.
whose
names
are
in
75..
mascus.
17 a. ( littn , ^!•' G il)
ft)... .. 1 27
everv one’s mouth, an.l of whose lives every receive immediate aVenfant i f applica- j
,/or.lan Valley grange,
n o 42, Linn eo;
8iini‘ n, best ", * ! barn 1.
one is curious to know (lie particulars, lion is minie to no’, I will (diend in p er- ,
. , t) ;,*)
John Bryant,
master; A T MeCully, see;
Suv :r by th G 's *r» ib.......
me 12 (ir. at battles have be. n foilght an.l import­
Seio.
ty,
lard. M
i *
1 lo : lft ant sieges maintained, of which the details non o r si ud a deputy.
Junction City grange, no 43, Lane eo; F
Mutt.*11, ;• lt>
D
A
M
E
L
C
L
A
P
E
E
,
!
S(o
10 are as yet preserved only in the newspa­
*
B* Folsom, master; J G Houston sec;Junct-
B .. f. V- ft' .
pers or in the transient publications of the
3faster State Grange of Oregon and j ion
City.
r .r k , ‘ 1 1
ft ('/■ s day, but which ought now to take their Washington.
Sihem, 0>t. 1, 1872, Beaver grange, no 44, Linn eo; ,T Crabtree
H
,
Veal, i i* . . .
8 ('/ lo place in permanent and authentic hstory.
mast, r; S Ii Gains, s. e; Lebanon.
-) lh.
Fish « fi
K
In preparing the present edition for tho
< nos Riv. r grunge, no 45. < Dos eo; Cyrus
Fish.t, salt) f ft.
DIRECTORY.
fi
press, it lias accordingly been the aim of
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/.undriti, master; Robert ltooke, sec; Coos
the editors to bring down the information
lliv. r /’ (>.
to the lat. st ] HASS ihle dates, and to furnish o f e k e r
oi tin* N a t i o n a l
//appv //ome grange, no lft, Linn eo; J
dn accurate account of the most recent dis-
G U A N O K.
Newman,
master; Lindl. y, see; Lebanon.
ov.-r io. in science, of every fresh produc­
L . V. V 1 S II E It.
I liion grange no 47, Lane eo;
Hynson
tion in liceiature. and of the latest inven­
Master, D tuligW . Adams, Him* Smith, master; S Loom v, see; Junction.
tions in the practical arts, ¡is well as to give
succinct and original record of the prog­ I kon, !ou:a.
t Rock Point grange, no 4.s. Marion co; J
Downing, liiastu ; (i Downing, see; Sub­
ress of political and historical events.
Overseer, Thomas Titylor, Cplum- ! limity.
The work 1ms been begun after long and
Ore. nville grange, no 43, Washington eo;
Rooms No 20 and 21, Merchant’ s Ex­ car. fnl preliminary labor, and with the bin. S. C.
Le‘etnee, Y’. .1, Thompson, P la in - B in Wilson, master; J F Fierce see; Green-
m ost a n pie ri situ .* s feu’ carrying on to a
villi'.
successful termination.
change, California Str. ot.San Fran, isco,
l it ir . M i n .
Orleans grande,no 50,Renton eo; J M ’Coy
Xone of tin* original stereotype plates
í. J. 1 'aiiglm, Early master; B in Winning, see; Corvaliis.
Sb •want,
o l ic it s
a d y e k t is e m e x t s
and
have beet ti used, hut every page has been
Suloi-rijitioi.s for tin l ’or, -t Grove 1 mi«*-
( ion ’, Miss.
Union no 2 grange, no 51, Douglas eo; A
print. <1 on new type, forming in fact a new
|M*ml<‘lit and for j>m>. rs published in Cali-
A
M.itliew,master: ./ G Fluke, sec; Looking-
Ass't
Slewin'd,
G.
li.
Thompson
( ’yelopa .lift, with the same plan and com­
formi. Oregon and X.vn.la: Washington. pass as its predecessor, but with a far great­ New
glass .
Pru lisie m k. N . J.
I tab, Idaho, Montana, Colorado and n.lju- er pecuniary expenditure, and with such
Willamette grange, no 52,l!viiton ro/John
Chaplain, Per. .1. U. G Tosh, Wash- j //arris, master; C Stagle, s.-e; Corvallis.
.vnt T. rritori.s:S*in«l\vieli I-lan.l-. the Brit­ improvements in its composition as have i
i i nylon Jt. C.
j Syraeuso grange, no 53. Linn eo, H Far-
ish Possessions, Mexican Pints, Nicaragua.
be. n sugg. sted by longer experience and . n-
Panama, Valparaiso, Japan and China; New larg. tl knowledge.
Treasurer, F. M. 3 f /toieal, C or- well, mush r; A Miller, s.‘e. M iller's s ta ­
Zealand and tho Australian Colonics, the
tion.
The illustrations which are introduced ! " ' " f *v y-
.
Atlautic States and Europe.
Sinshiw grange, no 71. L ine eo: D BCart­
for the lirst time in the present edition have
S ’ e n lo r y ,
() . H . pel/ey, W ashing- ¡ wright. master;./ F Amis, see; Sitislavv.
ll:s cr. at.'.l many a n.-w business;
he. n added not for tile sake ,Tf pictorial ef­ I toll, /». C .
» '..yota grange, no 77. Lane eo; S Stephen
lias enlarge! many an old business;
fect. but to give greater lucidity and fore, to
master;
S T Duke, sec: Siuslaw.
i
(
A
|/»*-
peeper,
0.
JtiilWiddie,
O
r-
H is r. viv. .1 many a dull business:
the explanations in tl;<- text. They enihna-t
Eug* ne grange, no •»«.Lane co; ,T»*sso ( ’ox,
Has restated many a lost business;
all branches of science and of Datura! histo­ i’hard ( i roce. Im i.
nuisti-r; St John Skinner. sec;Eugen
II is -avt .1 many a failing business;
ry. and depict the most famous and remark­
('eres,
Jirs.
it.
Il . Adams, ;
Sand Ridg. grange, no .77. Linn c
S
Haspr»-s. rvedmanyalargebusiness;
able features of scenery, architecture, an.l
■ W a ló n , Ion’« .
Isom,
master;
./
t/aek.
see;
Albany,
Andinsnr. s m m -ssin any business.
art, as well as the various processes of me­
Pomona, Mrs (> I l Kelleyf II ash- ! Orient grange, no .7s, Linn eo; V II Cald­
G ikakh ' s S eoket .—Stephen Girard used chanics and manufaetims. Although in­
well, master; J Turner, see; Albany.
I
m
g
d on , It. C .
to siy.in bis o!.l a ; : : " I have always con­ tended fo rinstru. tiou rather than embellish­
lios. burg grange, no 73,
Douglas; B G
sul. r.-d ailvertising lib. rally an.l Ion;.; to be ment, no pains have been spared to insure
I flora, Mrs J C Abbott, Clarksville \ »/'ihbs, master: R lUeav. r s**r: Myrtle Creek.
the gr. it ni. diutu of success m busine.-s.and | their artistic excellence; the cost of tli. it Iowa.
Gan. tsoii grange, no »io, /’<»lk;G I t Eil-
tin- pr. bale to w ealth. And I have made it execution is enormous, and it is believed
ars. master: II Alexander, s. e; Bethel.
f.ndy
Assistant
Steward,
Jfiss
C
.
.
!.
they
will
find
a
welcome
rec.
ptioii
as
an
ad­
n invariable rub t > adv. rti*.* in th< dullest
Dallas grange, no 'if. /’oik; R Clow mas­
times
w I 11 a - tie* busi, st ; lung CXperi* lice mirable feature of the (.’yclopicdia, and : Had, li ash i nylon. />. t
ter; I> ./ //ohm s, sec; Dallas.
latrina ta'i.ht m< that mom y thus spent is worthy of its high eharact« r.
F. r ■
e ntire ( 'nth iltre.
Spring Vail, y gram»«', no 02, /’oik: I) Gib­
This work is s"ld to Subscribers only,
w.dl hid out. as by continually keeping niv
II;//. Saitnd rs. If asluaijton, O C .
son.
master; W A //. nry. see; Z.-mi.
payable
on
delivery
of
each
volume.
It
will
business l „ f re the public it
has secured
i
orm
liiis grange, no lift, 11.asliingtou eo;
I>.
Wyatt,
Aiken,
Cok<
stmry,
S,
(
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many sales thatl oth* m ise would have lost.” be completed in sixteen large octavo »ni­
K
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I*
il*
. master; B m R . v. s, sec;Coriiel-
/
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P
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Slid
ulta
nd.
Imbuye,
/oint.
nnies,
each
containing
about
pages,
The man who didn’t believe in adver­
ins.
tising has pone into partnership with the fully illustrated with >• w ra l thousand Wood
CressWt'll grunge, no 64 Fane co; G B
sheriti'.aml that otti ial does the advertising. Engravings, and with numerous colored Officers o f I In* O rego n
State Day, Hill'd» r; A J Johnson, see, Crtsswell.
Lithographic Maps.
(•ran ge.
Fleils/'iit Hill grange, no C5, Lane eo: Jus
Prier and Style {it /¡Hiding.
M uster, I t y nie! C la rk e , Salem P O . j Parker, master; J D Matlock, see; Eugene,
Seerelary, JIISmith, Harrisburg. • King s Valley grange, no lift, Benton co;R
$7.00
ex*ru i th. per IV,;..
■ I (.rant, master; » ’ J Nelson, sec; K ing’s
ll.lKI
ry I.i’athir, per i
IMjrnn
(trerseer, II/// ( 'yrus. Sido,
Yal-ey.
Turkey Mnrr- e,
7.00
tin
D-ct il FtT , George H a , der, Walla
Forest Grove grange, no (>7. II ashington
$.00
ml,
Half le u, extra >i¡'!
Walla.
eo; //. nry'Buxtou, master; Il T Buxton sec:
IX E V e H V F A J! I I. V .
•id's
Full M om m i, antbyn
y*
Forest Grovi*.
Sten •ar<l , P P nids !,
Jier I ol.,'
............... .......... 10,00
Chukulpuni grange,no us.,1/arion eo; X I!
M ib and IVmuleAi;. nts . l.-ar $20 per d.:v
In F "ll liussia, /»•/• m l........... .......... 10 00
Lad y As <isliinf Sh’ward, Mrs Chine
Doty. mast, r: II’ St. iwer, see; J. fl’. rson.
easy. ( »ufits and county riu'hts orante.! free.
Four volumes now r< adv. Sc.cct edirig Ohl,, Walli i Walla.
I.aur. 1 grange, no ft'.!, Douglas co; L lias-
V/oinlerfiil Achievement
volimi, s, until ounpkdion. will bo issued
Asmstani S b ward,
W M P: iwers, brook. master: It Nichols, see; Star’sFoint.
once in two months.
//i.hland grange, no To, Clackamas eo. I'
New Invention. Latest Style.
S/7/ ild's.
¡men pages
of * the A merican
Il right, master; J /’ /.mgo, see; Oregon
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LARGE SIZE FAMILY
t ha plain, .\nthory Simpson, ( o r j City.
C tclop . t . dia sliowing type, illustrations.
vail is.
Multnomah grange, no 71, Multnomah eo;
etc., will be sent gratis, on application.
(
>afe-Keeper,
Frank
Shelf
on,
Wall
'
•/
»/ore. master; J c Newell, sec;East Port­
F irst -C i ass C anvassing A gents wanted
land.
j Walla.
Address the Publish* rs,
B . st Union grange, no 72, 11’ashington
W IT H .TABLE AMD TREADLE
Treasurer, Il A Il77z«7, Turner.
D . A P P L E T O X J C O .,
eo;
A I I dootrtb, master; David Lenox, sec;
Ceres, Mrs June ('yrus, Seio,
COMPLETE.
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ii
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Broadway,
N.
Y.
ONLY FIFTEEN DOLLARS-
Pomona,
dies .1 / Powers, Sfwdd.
//illsboro grange, no 73, H’ashington co;
U '1
flo
ra
,
Mrs
h, , peed, 3Ic3Inin- Tlios l l x mphrevs, master: II H Meyers,see;
The siiercs-ful invention and production
//illsboro.
Tille.
of tin- O nj . y F i l i . Sr/Ei*r» ally em,d Family
Buttevill.* grange, no 71. Marion eo; F F
Sewino Ma.-hine fo r 1. ss than $7-» that oper­
E fe c u five
C om m ittee,
D a n ie l
Castl. man, master; F i ’ Matliieu, secjButte-
ates by F oot P ower .
( lark**, S a w m //. 1 / (inrney, V»*// mile, i vill.*.
F rizk M edals , Fr.KMirMs. Drrr.oMAs,
I touglas eo.; ( b’ley Hall, Walla lift//«/;! Cottage Grove grange, no 75, I<ane eo; A
A wards oi merit . IT on . iraule M ention ,A c .,
d
<1 H ells, Puena | is/a; 'Iluo/uts 11 .spalir, master; Horae* lvnox, sec; Cotage
ti e., OVER ali . otueirs .
Is laroer than some $77 machines, will do
Miinl.ers, Sem: ,| />' Henry, Lafayette: ! Grove.
Charity grange, no 7ft, L me co; M B*il-
ev. ry description of s. wino, H em , F e ll ,
I I S H ill, da m lhm.
kins, mast* r; F M Bllkins, sec; irdlaniette
T rrs , S eam , IJ it l t , R raid , C ord , H ind .
Forks.
I ’ ATMKR, ltt'FFLE. 1‘ la IT. FoI.l), SCoI.Lor.r.oLL
Alsea Grange, n o77, Benton eo; M Ver­
< )ilir t* r s o f ( l i e ( ' « ‘ l t f r a l (3 r a n go
embroider , i:rx re breaths , de, de. W il l
non,
master; I 11 Marr, see; Alsea.
A
m
»
i
a
t
i
o
n
>» V. ANYTHING A NKEIH’K WILL GO THROUGH,
/’••oria grange.I inn co:SI> //aley,master;
President, !!_ Alexander.
a /.i A7-.S T in :
s t i v i \<; k > t s i t i v i i
Austin Watts, see: Peoria.
K\>> U' V.so srr.oviithat tin '7.077/ 117/./.
I ire President, James '/atom.
HAS FROM
Franklin grange, Lane eo; G M
Miller,
I A.I /.' before the seam w ill rip apart. Doe
Secretary, A
master:
J
F
Kirk,
see;
Franklin.
til- aloe \v..f!; as a $77 Machine.
'lreasunr, ( ’ I* Ilurkhart.
Ilapnto grange, II ashington co; T
R
li s self-ad just inj» straight needle, r,.li;,.
Thompson,
mast*
r:
F
J
>
Stott,
sec;
Gaston.
Trustees,
F.
Shed,I,
F.
Powell.
bb aceniute feeds direct motion, no compli­
Yonealla grange, Douglas eo: A Lamb,
cation of useless eoooK or cams to oil or o. t
( ia le -p e e p e r,
h ints F a n n in g .
master.
.1 11 Drain, see; /»rain’s /’ O.
A CUES OF E X C E LLE N T L A X D FOF.
out of or b r, is sih nl, easy workinj», 1 i h t
Agent, J. II. Stamp.
Columbia grunge, ll’ashingtou eo;
das
m inin'», very rapid, smooth and correct, J \ . sale in Washington County.
Imhrio, master; F Kenedy, see: (ileneoe.
.piiekly understood and easily manatfed.
S I R O R !)l \ A T F (¡I t AXC1KS
Beavei ton grange, ll’asliitigton eo; /’Tuc­
The last usefid invention to render the
O
regon
.
ker.
mast, r; Jas M’ K.iv. see; Portland.
ditti. iiltiesof sewini; lesss Lib..>rions.
Marshfield grange no 1. Claekaitias eo;
Oakland grange, Douglas eo; E Stephens,
t he new and improv. d patent, d I’ rrrox
IE 11' Davis, niastef; T J Matlock, sec; muster; E 11 /’inkson, see; lUilbur.
Il - re W orner the culmination of perfect
Clackamas
O.
Sod iville grange, no 85, /.inn co; Wm B
mechanical accuracy, practical skill and
Eagle Creek grange no 2, Cliiekatiias eo: Gilson, master; C Burge, see; Sodaville.
lw
Utility, with b. mty. Strength and durability
F. Forbes, master; Franklin Foster, sec; Da- \ Fowi l ’s Valley grange, Multnomah co ; 7
C-*
combined. A Dug required lah..r Suvfr. ‘
mascus.
K Williams, master; B Blthington ; sec;
$ X kv . F itentkd S ewing M achine A t -
Oak /’oint grange no 3, Folk eo; J. 1C. /’..well’s Valiev.
k
—t
tactiments tit AT.I. machines, with which
Nirk. master; James A Dempsey, see; Rick- i
Iloodburn grange, Ylariotieo; G Dimick,
T.
ov‘ r k v‘ nt*1 n dh eerent kinds ..f lx autiful
real.
must. r. \\ tn Darst, see; Hood burn.
s. ’.viR , 1 * n . v. ELAf.fiRATK.O rnamental . I n -
Buena Vista grange no 4, Folk co; E ( ' !
Howell /’rairie grange,M..ri..n eo; H* Xap-
i ri . ate , 1 ink 1’ i . ain and S trong , ran 1»'
//all, master; I. M Hill, sec; Buena Vista, i pitiglield, master; John Newsom, see; Sa­
done with ]>• rf> < t ease and rapi.litx hv rnosE
Monmouth grange no 5, Folk co; I F M ' lem.
wno NEVUS SAW a sewing machine ’hefore.
Butl. r master; J S Churchill, see;
Mon-i
.Needy grange, / laokamas; ./.din Ringo,
lh«*y ar, the most valuable adjuncts ever
V.
mouth.
I—>
master; B* IF Sampson, see; Needy.
I*t. ne.l to advance the us. fullm »* ,,f Sew­
Oak /’lain grange no f>, Lik n co :. A l t I Butt. Cr. ek grange, Claekninns co.
E
if:
ing Macliin. s.
V.
r**-
l ’ric.*, master; fJ’ J Black, sec; Itals.-y.
skinn. r, master; 1'3 M //artinan, see; Butte
The- inv. nt-.rs of these , xo Unit machines
7’angent grange, no 7, Linn eo; E E Fan­ ( ’reek.
ü
5
can be relied upon as upright and responsi­
ning, master; A Blevins, see; Tangent.
Fpp* r Molalla grange, Clackamas co; .1
ble nu n. well worthy of th, eontid* hce of
Corinthian grange, no $, Linn co; 11* K Muse, master; S Engle, see; (Bad Tidings.
V-
our Christian Ponders. “ Xortli. ru Chur, h i
/’rice, master; C ll'idil, sec; Lehanon.
Goshen grunge, Luiicco; II R Dillard,
Standard.” Nh Y. Dec. *J7th.
Nhcdd gnmge, no i>, Linn co; F Shedd muster; > Engle, sec; Glad Tidings.
O rders K k < rived , and machines protup.
master; B* 1C Yantis, sec; Xhedd.
Ashland grange, ./iiekson eo; l) 8 Buick,
ly forward. ,1 to any address upon rec* ij.t of
Grand Frairie grange, no 10, Linn ao; 1C muster; W Beeson, sec: Ashland.
the following cash price»:
F Anderson master: X B Fry, see; Albany.
charity im 2 grange, Linn co:F
Kitzer,
S IX G L E M ACH INES for sam­
//arrisburg grange, no 11. Linn eo; John musteri 1’ II Il'igle, sec; Harrisburg.
ples or private use, plain
IISm ith , master; U rn UPorter, see; Har­
Meailowville grange,Umatilla co; A LGor-
styles, with 2-2 T A B L E and
risburg.
d.ill. master; ./ 11 /.‘aley, see; Meailowville.
T R E A D L E furnished with
.Springfield grange, no 12, Lane co; John
Alta grange, Umatilla co; Jacob Frazer,
r.jniqnicnts for immediate
THE FINEST AND
CHEAPEST Kelley, master; AN Couicgys, see; .spring- master;
Gilliam, sec; Pilot Rock.
ns**.......... .......................... $15 Each.
M M. H IN E S Xlitll EXTV A FINE TA-
Fcn.lli ton grange/ Umatilla eo; T H Sto­
field.
BLK
.................................20
“
/’liilomah grange. iu> 13, Benton co; X F rey, mast« r : .I H Sliafon, sec;Fendieton.
LANDS IN THE STATE!'.
n25;ly
MACHIXESwith Table a Cover 25
“
Newton, master; A B Brown sec; Corvallis.
Midway grangy, Umatilla e o ; ,/II Chase,
M ACHINES with Tuble, half
j
.SoapCreel: grange, no 11, Benton <•<»; J master; II i ’ Mver, see; lb'pner.
CABINET STYLE.................. . . ‘10
“
('lielialt iu granga, Yanihiilco;
X Bruts-
// Miller, master; W L Cnuthoru, s/ ej/'or-
vallis.
M a c h i n e s with Table, full
eher, muster: J /* Xhtiek, sec; West Chehu-
«•IBIVKT STYLE....................... CO
“
Loekegrange, no 15/ Benton eo; F A leUl.
X1» K Y l’ltA CHARGES made for jiacking
Washington grange, Washington cot Isaac
W ells, master! C E Moor, see; Corvallis.
yr hipping to.VXY F A R T OF T H E COCX-
Excelsior grange, no 1<!, Yamhill eo; W I, Ball, master; ,1 ( j Gustin, s«*c} Middleton.
1 I’, 7 , S ce . tal • ertifi . ate for five vkabh
Center grange, /.inn co; Wm Fhilpot,mas­
.Smith, master; J E Coovart, sec: Daxtnn.
willi . very uutrliinc. Specimens of sewing ,
.Salim grange, no 17, Marion eo; Dan’l ter; '/. B Moss, sec; Crawfordsville.
il i . i ' stratkd j . ooks , with numerous recom­
( lark, master; John Minty, see; Sal,mi.
M ill Creek grange,Yamhill co; B B Brnn-
mendations, w ho], ale cash prices, KXTRAOR-
Turner grange no IK. Marion eo; B \ Wiz- som, master; .1/ M Ellis, see, Elkhorn.
DISARI indivemknts to ag.’ its, Ac, mailed
el master; Il H Hillery, sac; Turner;
MeKen/.ie grange, Laneco: G l l Ham-
flee. Exelusi'•" eontnd o f 'I' ehritory given
Brownsville grange, no 1!), Linn eo; 1. C int isley, master; IF A B’oolcot/see; Spring-
gratis to eapabl. and energetic ng. lits, mer-
Iiice master; A II «S’tinard.sey; Brownsville. field.
< hauts, st^a keep, rs, .fc,, who will trav. 1 or F O R M S T ( . R O V I ! O R K G O X .
.South Brownsvill grange, no 20, Linn eo;
Amity grange, Yamhill co; .J J ¡tender-
"pen agencies and exhibit tho wonderful
( oiisulidi.t.d with Brownsville» no |!>.
son, master;./ /.’ Sawyer, see; Amity.
a x i d ai ! i u m AN I» d e . v l e r i n
all kinds of
merits of our machines in their localities,
Lebanon grange, no 21, Finn eo; U A Ir-
11 illann tte grange, Yamhill c«>:
H«*nry
and solicit orders,
| vine, master;./ /.Smith, see; Lebanon.
Ilaw.tt, iraster; l ’eter Bureudregt, see;
All Orders and cnmuiimication must be.
Knox Butte grange, no 22, Linn co; £ lllieiitland.
; addressed to the Principal office
Miller, master; M Huston, sec; Albany.
./ueksonville grange, Jackson eo; F F
Harmony grange, no 22, Linn co; F M II alker, master; R, A Miller, see; Jackson­
SADDLES. BRIDLES, WHIFS & Lash
FoXvell, master; J Fo.well, sec; Albany
ville.
h o u s e h o l d s e w in g
m a c h in e ,
• „ llepairiugprouiptly attended to.
J/ope grange, no21, Linn co; G F Simp
Farmington grange, Brashingtonco; R A
05 Liberty Street, New Yo rk
nl2;2 sn. master; J CMillardscc; Albany.
Carpenter, uiiister; James IFithycomb 6e«j
APPLETONS’
SA N F R A N C IS C O M A R K E T .
paii? last year for the
support of iier war system, two
tftonwsnd m illi.as of dollars. Clnis-
-all Mit>j.yofess and call them-
sw>lvcs by that name- paid for mis-
niovts in tJbv. same time, live millions
of doll nr».
steilaoooia style of buggy riding:
tht* lttdv bolds the ribbous
and
younu, geut holds her fast with both
arms around her wai:t, to insure her
y'aijist falling out.
2(0
Advertising Agent,
S
S6G S A V E D
Sewing
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
ft bsboro.
F oenix grange, Jackson oof J Herin,
master; B’ F Herrin, sec; Fho*nix.
Springwater grange, Clackamas co; J I f
Lcwellen, master, 7’ M Reed, see; Spring*
water,
*
Tualatin grangei Clarkamss co;
John
Erase, master; Joseph Barstow, sec; Oregon
City
Beaver Creek, grange; Clackamas co; A B
May master; M 0 Gard *ec;
B’arner grange, Clackamas co; Arthur
B’arner, master; John Brush, sec; Oregon
City.
Mount Zion grange, Clackamas co; S Fa­
ncy, master; B* H Mattoon, sec.
//arding grange, Clackamas eof George
Clark, master; A C B llbur sec.
IFillamette grange; Multnomah co; D
lery, master; S E Faddock, sec; Fortland.
Oregon.
B aker C o .
*Auburn
*Aug»istsi
♦Baker City
Clarksville
Express Ranch
Eldorado
Gem
Mohawk
Pleasant Hill
Rattlesnake
Siuslaw
Springfield
M illamette Forks
L in n ,
Humboldt Basin * Albany
Jordan Valley
Big Prairie
Rye Valley
♦Brownsville
W ingville
S r DSC P I P E !
SVPSC P I P E If
( mwfcrdsville
Diamond Hill
B ento n
G rass Ridge
Alsea Vulley
Harris Ranch
♦Corvallis
♦Harrisburg
K in g ’s Valley
Halsey
Liberty
Lebanon
Little Elk
Miller
Monroe
Muddy
Newport
Newbern
Newton
Peoria
/ • »' lite
Philomath
Piue
Summit
Seio
Toledo
Soda Springs
Yaquiua
Shedd’s
Sodaville
C l . ack . am AS
Hweethome
Barlow
Beaver
M ar io n
Butte Creek
Aurora
F0REST-GR0VË IND EPEND ENT
Canby
Aumsville
Clackamas
Buttevile
Clear Creek
Brooks
Cuttingsville
Gervais
Damascus
Hubbard’s
Eagle Creek
»Jefferson
Glad Tidings
Marion
Highland
Monitor
A jo u r n a i devoted lo the interes,s of
Molalla
Newellsville
Washington County and of the Milwaukie
♦Salem
Needy
Silverton
State,
Norton
St. Paul
♦Oregon City
Stayton
Oswego
Sublimity
Sandy
Turner
Springwater
Woodburn
Zion
M il t n o m a i I
Cl.ATSOP
♦Astoria
Clifton
K nappa
Nehalem
Skipanon
Seaside House
Westport
Coo«»
(^oos Riter
Coquille
Empire City
East Portland
♦Portland
Potvell’s Valley
St. Johne
Willam'te Slougl#
P o lk
Bethel
Buena Vista
♦Dallas
Eoi a
Elk Horn
Grand Ronde
Enchant’«! Prairielndependenco
r airvtew
Lincoln
The Î X D E P E N D E S f ewes
alle,
Hcrmansville
Luckiamute
Isthmus
Lewisville
giunte to no party bid the party
Marshtille
Monmouth
Perry Dale
o f P P O O I! E S S IY E ID E A S ami Randolph
Silkin
Riekerall
Zena
I l E F O P M ; is controlled by no Sitkum
Clique, fa ction or Monopoly; but
C o lu m b ia
Columbia City
is (he fearless and outspoken-------- Matskanie
Ciarsliland
A D VO C A I E o f the P EO P L E.
Rainier
Riverside
St. Helens
Sauvies Island
Scappoose
C urry
Chctcoe
Ellensburg
Port Orford
Machine,
i,.i\s
LIST OF POST-OFFICES.
D oug l a «
f*r in s c r
ip t io n
p r ic e
«
Camas Valley
N. Canyonville
Drain
Elkton
Galesvillc
Gardiner
Kellogs
Looking Glass
Myrtle Creek
♦Oakland
Pass Creek
♦Roseburg
Umpqua City
W ilbur
Yonealla
Seottsburg
Ten Mile
for mi;
I .M Y E R E S
$2 30 a Y e a r
15,000 to 20,000
G rant
♦Canyon City
Camp Watson
Davville
John Day City
Prairie City
Parkersrille
Sumpter
J ac I cson
Applegate
♦Ashland Mills
lirownsbo rough
Central Point
D rew ’s Valley
Eagle Point
Grant’s Pass
has the sole right o f doing the
Hot Springs
♦Jacksonville
L IT IG A N T P R tN T tN G
Lakeport
Linkville
Langell Valley
f o r Washington County and is
Plnenix
Rock Point
h rrrfo rr invaluabletoall o fd u r c itiie ns Sam’s Valley
Sprague River
Table Rock
W illow Springs
Yainax
NOTICE----- The INDEPENDENT
J 08EPHINB
Ivirby
Lehmd
Slate Creek
Waldo
Wm /VlcCREAD Y
J O li
P R IN T IN G
M
OH DER/
DONE
T il l a m o o k
Garibaldi
Kilchis
Netarts
Nest nekton
Tillamook
Trask
U m a t il l a
Butter Creek
Cecils
Cayuse
Marshall
Meailowville
Mitchell’s Stat
Milton
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
♦Umatilla
Weston
U n io n
Cove
Island City
♦L a Grande
North Powder
Orodell
Summerville
Union
W allowa
W asco
Antelope
Bridge Creek
Hepner
Hood River
Prineville
Mitchell
Mt Hood
Pritchard’s
Scotts
Shellrock
Spanish Hollow
♦The Dalles
'Warm Springs
Wasco
W illoughby
W illow Porks
W ashington
Beaverton
Cedar Mill
Cornelius
Dilley
♦Forest Grove*
Glencoe
Greenville
Hillsboro
Joppa
Middleton
Mountain Dale'
Peake
Kholl's Ferry
Taylor’s Bridge*
Tualatin
Wapato
West Union1
Y a m h il l
Amity
L as H
Bellevue
Butte Disnp’mentDayton
Big Prairie
♦Lafayette
Cottage Grove
♦McMinnvillV
Coast Fork
Mountain HouSW
TO Camp Creek
North YanJull
Cartwrights’
Sheridan
♦Eugene City
W est Chehalem
Franklin
Wheatland
Junction
Newoerg
Long Tom
♦Money Order Offices.
* T