volli Hi: 111!
11
H’.HINNVILLE
OREGON,
THURSDAY JUNE 11, 1883.
8*3 SO PER ANNUM.
THE REPORTER
mg it what it since become, a national assur this to look forward to ? Most of us can lay the number of sick men cared for, poor men
IVotice □Chis J
ance association, embracing in its mwulw- by but very little, and it would be soon helped, dying men comforted, and the num i<iai.,r.3ö vv l-'iivi h.ööiVxS Ax.
snip men of every calling and creed. They . swept away in case of the death of the bread- ber of bereaved and desolate families pro
NEGOTIABLE
INSTRUMENTS bought.
s
winner
of
¡he
household.
As
soon
as
he
has
vided for and made happy.
Published Every Thursday, at
desired simply to promote the interests of
a Money
Monev to loan on good
«rood real estate securi-
securi
From the date of organization.on the 27th
or mechanics, supposing that none, save . paid the first premium on an insurance poli-
DR.
W,
A.
H.
MILLS,
Apply
to
G. G. BINGHAM,
JIcMINNVILLB
:
:
OR LG ON those who labor with their hands, would ever . cy he has laid up one, two, three, five thous of October, 1868, to the 1st of November,
ty*
Campbell*«
Building,
McMinnville.
and
dollars»
as
the
case
may
be.
Protection
1882, the Order has disbursed to the benefici
become identified with it. They had not the
n y
at F. A. Hill's Drug Store, Dayton,
aries of deceased members, the magnificent III'FICE
faintest conception of the magnificent pro- is a thing accomplished.”
Oregon.
< till.
JL. ”V\ K. SN YDEB.
!*°rtlons the Order would attain in the near! The- Pacific States Watchman” says : “ It sum of six millions of dollars. During the
future. It is to-day one of the grandest and i is a sacred obligation resting on every man, month of October, 1882, the disbursement
CHARLES LAFOLLETT,
Editors and Proprietors.
most popular institutions of the country, to see that his family are provided for. His was $116,349. This splendid record shows
numbering 120,000 men. The rapidity of its ’ life and its earnings, present and future, is what can be done by united effort for the
Counselor at Law.
NIîRSCItlPT1 ON HA S EN,
growth is unparalleled in the history of kin their only financial dept ndence. To them il ! aged mother or the destitute widow and or- 0EPUTY OUNTY
SURVEYOR AND
dred societies. Its lodges are found in al- means bread, clothing, education, and pro- i ph’in.
izstco—Sheridan, Yamhill Co., Oregon
Notary Public.
Jne copy per year, in advance.............. »2.50 m*»st every State and Territory of the Union, tection from want. Now take a man at 35 j During the fiscal year ending June. 1882,
litt
islaeridun, Oregon.
••
bix months
“
............
1.50 and in the provinces of Britisth America,and years of age. earning $1,000 a year, and, all I there were 761 deaths in the Order, and the
Particular attention given to Conveyancing
Collecting, Buying and Selling Real Estate.
its influence is felt throughout the length and sentiment aside, the actual cash value of his | amount received for the Beneficiary fund
breadth of the land—from the Atlantic to life at «0 to his family would be $15,000— was $1,515.010. The average of these 761
that is what they would lose if he should was 40, and the average duration of mem S’i'IiKlüIN« Ml. A. C.. Xo. 16
The A. O. U W. Picnic,
the Pacific, and from the lakes to the gulf.
It may be asked, as it often has been, why die. That is what they are constantly in bership was 2 years and five months.
DAYTON SALOON.
danger
of losing; and it is against this con
Regular meetings, Thursday evening on or
The average number of assessments in the
A< iinuouncftl, the picnic given by our Order is called “The Ancient Order ot’ tingency he should make provision. If he entire Order was 17|$.
belore
the
full
moon,
in
each
mouth.
Sojourn
FRANK
GILTNER,
-
Proprietor
tin-A. <>. U. W. Ltxlge of this place United Workmen,” seeing that it is of com has anything near that amount, apart from
The net increase for the year was 310 lodg ing companions cordially welcomed.
H. P.
recent origin ? I answer, that the
came oft' on Friday last. The day was paratively
The
best
brands
of
Liquors,
Wines
and Ci*
all
financial
risks,
he
mr.y
be
said
to
possess
es and 16,766 members.
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term “Ancient” applies less to the Order it
warm ami would have been very self
gers kept for sale. When you go to Dayton
On the 1st of April, 1882. the membership
than the principles that underlie it. The a ready substitute for the money value of his
call and see Frank.
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pleasant had not a stilt'breeze from the Order teaches that it is the duty of every life. Lut liow few can say this 1 It is then was 107,177 ; at the present moment it is 120-
SPE&RM A CO.,
north kept the air full of dust. At 10 nian to lead a life of activity and usefulness, the duty of the head of the family, from his 040.
The total number of lodges is about 2.200,
o’clock the procession formed in front and to earn his bread by th«? sweat of his little earnings, to provide against this con
STIRLING F. HARDING.
of the brick hall anti inarched to tin face. It tenches that labor is one of the tingency as best he can in some other way. and the. average membership of each lodge
liow can this be done ? There is but one is 54 zy.
grounds where there was music by the conditions of existence, and that he who way
possible.
The
loss
must
ba
taken
from
The
average
age
of
the
membership
is
38.
A TTORN’EY AT LAW, CONVEYANCE)!.
lUc.fl
innrille,
Oregon«
Band, music by the Glee club ami an does not work ought not to eat, he who does his family and distributed over a community
average age»of those admitted during Good Work Guaranteed. Orders from the ***• Real Estate and Collecting Agent, and No
excellent oration was delivered by Dr. not produce ought not to consume. It organized for that purpose. This is the the The
year
ending
June,
1882,
was
36.
moreover, that every man should do
City and Country solicited.
13-ltf. tary Public All work pertaining to this line
Brown, <>f Portland, after which came teaches,
Of the various Grand Lodges. New York
attended to promptly and reliably, Also, man
his brother ns he would his brother do to whole philosophy of cooperative insurance,
dinner. Following we give the oration to
ufacturer and repairer of Boots aud Shoes. All
him. These principles, old as the human and upon this plan any thrifty man can se lias the largest membership, the number be
in full, as we believe it will be read family, and enjoined by the Creator himself, cure an ample provision for bis family.”
work done wkh neatness and dispatch Head
ing 17,577. Then follows California with
I repeat that we—the Ancient order of 15.287; next, Pennsylvania with 13,700: next,
with interest by all :
quarters under Odd Fellows’ Hall, McMinnville,
are the principles on which our Order is es
United
Workmen
have
no
quarrel
with
the
Oregon.
89t
Illinois with 12,000. The Grand Lodge of Or
Mu. PuZSlDENl', LlIHKS ANO G b NTLEMKN. tablished, and by which its members are
Att
’
y
at
Law
&
Notary
life
insurance
companies
—
none
whatever:
egon,
Washington
and
British
Columbia
has
—Tnure is implanted in the breast of every governed ; and for this reason our organiza
man—inherent in his very nature, atfeeling tion is not inappropriately named the “An but wo are able to offer you a safer and a membership of 3,450.
Office—one door East of Furniture Store,
AVorkmen have reason to congratulate
of kindness fo? hh fellow man ; and to this cient Order of United Workmen.” Nor is it cheaper insurance than they—nay, wo are
feeling ho is rarely untrue. The instances strange that this organization of ours, found able to offer to the prudent and frugal mail themselves on the brilliant record their Or
McMinnville, Oregon.
in which mail voluntarily separates himself ed on such principles, has so commended it the cheapest and safest insurance that was der has made. Its growth has been rapid
Dayton, Oregon
12-34tf.
beyond all parallel. Not yet a decade and a
from his fellows, and refuses like Manfred, self to the judgment of all, that thousands ever devised.
The principle of insurance, though un half old, it numbers 120,(XX) members. It
to associate with them, are not of frequent and tens of thousands of every rank and
Has
on
hand
fine Hacks and Buggies, made
occurrence. Constituted without this feel condition have made haste to seek its bene questionably correct, has been so abused and seems but yesterday that the founders of the
from the best material and best workmanship.
perverted that only the few have been bene- Order met at Meadville and perfected an or
ing—this grand principle of his being, man fits for themsches and families.
Painting
and
trimming done to order.
Ours is a fraternal society withan insur litted whilst the mhny are injured. -There is,” ganization. Little did those men dream
would be less than hum in. It is this feeling
General Blacksmith and Repairer.
Judge Strahan,of Albany,a distinguished that on the foundation they there laid, would ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
that prompts liim to seek the companionship ance side to it, or, if you prefer the transpo says
Horse-shoeing a specialty.
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of his brethren and to affiliate with them. It sition. an insurance society with a frater member of the order, “ There is a wide be reared a superstructure” of such colossal
and well-founded conviction in the proportions as we behold to-day. Little did LAFAYETTE, .... OREGON.
is this feeling that binds men together in nal side to it. It jKisesses the elements of spread
public mind that the system of life-insur they think that the tiny, insignificant seed
tribes and classes, and clubs and societies, fraternity in a very marked degree ; and it ance
Special attention paid to Land Law and Ab
offered to the people by most, if not all, they thus planted would in a few years be stracts
of Title.
MILK, 51 ILK! MILK!!
and nations. Bora of this feeling is every has its grips and signs and passwords where of the
companies doing business in this come a magnificent tree under whose wide-
Money to Loan at. all times.
by
one
brother
may
know
another
in
the
fraternal organization, and more especially
country
is
neither
cheap
enough
nor
safe
spreading branches 120,OCX) men with their Collections made at usual rates.
90yl.
dark as well as in the light. But the grand
The undersigned wishes to inform the peo
this of oars.
enough ; that the business is organized and wives and children could find shelter and re
ple of McMinnville that he is running a Afilk
A system of co-operative societies like the feature of the order is that it brings within the conducted
mainly
for
the
private
emolument
pose.
That
devoted,
determined
little
band
reach
of
every
family
moderate
life
insur
Wagon
from his farm to town and furnishing
A. O. U. W„ is nothing new; it is not, as
and advantage of the officers and private that met at Meadville I Then a mere hand
A. I), HOWARD, H. !>.
the best of milk at the most reasonable rates.—
many suppose, an experiment of modern ance—insurance to the extent of $2,000, and stockholders,
and
that
the
policy-holders
ful,
now
grown
to
a
host
!
How
the
fires
of
times. Co-operative societies have existed this sum which is secured to the heirs of eve have no interest whatever except to pay
Those wishing to be supplied with the article
must kindle in their hearts as
from a very remote antiquity. They are al ry brother by the payment on his part of heavy premiums. * * * The amount of enthusiasm
once can do so by leaying orders at the Post
watch this vast army of 120,000 good Physician and Surgeon, at
luded to by Theophrastus, a Greek writer, an initiation fee and a small amount at stat the premium is or ought to be, regulated by they
office.
W. G. DAVIS.
who lived three centuries before the Chris ed intervals, is always paid at his death, the expectation of life of the assured, at the men and true, wheeling into line under the
40lf.
banner
of
Charity.
Hope
and
Protection,
and
Office
in
Garrisou
’
s
Building.
—
Particular
cheerfully
and
ungrudgingly,
without
delay,
tian era, as existing in liis day among the
time the policy is written, and it ought to be keeping step to the sweet music of “ the : attention given to diseases of Women and
Athenians and other Greeks. Wo are inform without deduction and without cost. And fixed
at such a sum, as (when placed at com
ones at home ! ” Well may they be i Children. All calls promptly attended to.
ed that in those days they had a common now it may be asked : How is this $2.000 pound interest upon each payment of premi loved
of the efforts they have made, and the Residence—at Mrs. Talmage’s.
chest, into which every member of the soci t o be raised ? 1 answer, it is taken from um as it matures) would produce the amount proud
work
they
have accomplished I What Order
ety put a worthy contribution, and that the what is known as the “Beneficiary Fund.” of the policy together with such a sum as has ever grown
like that which they estab
money thus raised constituted a fund for the This beneficiary fund is made up by the pay each policy ought io contribute towards the lished ? From the
Atlantic seaboard to the H. H. LITTI.BFiei.n
rglief of any brother who might in any man ment. on the death of a brother, of one dol expenses <»f the business. But look at the Pacific shore, and from
the hemlock forests
ner experience a reverse infortune. The an lar by each member in the order. In the figures and make the calculation yourselves, of the north to the Orange
of the
cient guilds of the Anglo-Saxons were co beneficiary fund every brother of the Order and you will find that the policy-holder must sunny south, has the mighty groves
system spread,
operative societies, as appears from one of bears an equal part. This fund is held sa generally pay in premiums and interest and there is not a village or hamlet
from
the
their constitutions at Exeter, which says that cred and inviolate. ; not one dime of it is about twice the amount, or even more, of mountains to the sea to which its golden
the association was formed in mutual frater ever taken for any purpose, other than that ' the policy before it matures.”
stream of relief has not found its way.— Physician* and Surgeons
nity, and li is received the sanction and ap for which it was formed. Not even th? ex
The extravagance in the management of AVhat order in existence to-dav can boast of
proval of the bishops and canons of the city. pense of collecting and disbursing the fund the affairs of the old life companies is in more
talent or moral worth ? The names of
Lafayette, Oregon.
is
deducted
from
it.
Every
member,
on
join
Each family agreed to pay one penny on the
striking contrast with the economy in our the greatest and best of every calling and
Laiayrtte
death of a member ; this was paid out to ing the Order, pays into tlie beneficiary fund 1 own. Every one of those companies has its profession
Oregon.
SCKhEKY
A Nl'I.ClAL 1Y.
are
found
on
its
rolls.
What
Or
the canons who in return performed the nec the sain of one dollar, or one asressment— ' President and Vice-president, and Actuary der to-day is animated by higher and nobler
the
amount
being
the
same
for
all
agesr-so
essary rites for the deceased ; they likewise
and
Secretary,
not
to
mention
its
legion
of
principles,
or
rests
on
a
safer
or
surer
foun-
.
;
paid a yearly subscription of one penny. that every Lodge always has in its treasury agents.
These men all draw large salaries, elation ? True benevolence pervades and
IV. II. BOYD, M. D.,
j
These guilds met three times a year—in Sep an amount equal to one assessment from and
are like vampires, sucking the very life governs it, and its object and aim is the
each
of
its
members.
Now,
when
a
death
oc-
*
tember, in March, and during the Easter
blood
of
the companies. In our order there spread of humane and kindly sentiments,
!
SURGEON
& PHYSICIAN,
holidays. The first English writer who di curs, a notice ¡3 sent to every Lodge in the is
ISIDORE
ERTLE,
P
bo
.
1 no Board of Director^, drawing the larg the inculcation of charity and brotherly love,
rected attention to co-op »rative societies of jurisdiction, giving the name of the deceased est
pay for the smallest service; no spacious and the protection and care of the fatherless
brother,
the
Lodge
he
belongs
to,
the
date
of
FFICE
—
up
stairs
over Manning’s Tin
this character, was the celebrated Daniel de
M’^linnvilie,
-
Oregon.
offices sumptuously furnislyid ; no army of and widow.
Store, McMinnville, Oregon-
i'oe. He, in 1690. published a work in which iiis initiation into the Order, the date and high-salaried clerk.-; no salaried officer, in
The stately edifice of the builders at Mead
cause
of
his
death,
and
the
amount
he
had
he advocated a plan for the promotion of so
Manufacturer of Lager Beer and Porter.
Particular attention paid to diseases of wo
short, in the organization, except one. The ville is almost complete. A little smoothing
cieties, formed by mutual assurance, for the paid into the beneficiary fund. Every Lodge work necessary to be done is largely a labor here, a little alteration there, “with some
All orders promptly filled.
ltf
men and Children.
relief of members in distress. The first leg thereupon forwards to the Grand Recorder [ of love on the part of the officers, and the frescoing and painting on the walls, so that
If not in office, ?an be’ found by enquiring
islation in reference to these societies ap an amount equal to one assessment for all , details of the system are carried forward by the very good shall be very beautiful.” Per
ut either of the drug stores.
pears to have been in 1793. In that year the members of the Lodge who were Master these brethren with the strictest economy.— fect in plan, beautiful in structure, it com
P.
8.—Patients have the right to have their
M
’
CAIN
&
HURLEY,
one George Rosa with the concurrence of the Workmen at the date of the brother's death. j The working expenses thus reduced to a mands the admiration of the world, and is
Prescriptions filled where they choose.
younger Pitt, introduced into the British Then the members of the Lodge pay into its , minimum, are paid out of a general fund destined to last, as we fondly hope, until the .17'2’Ojra'L’lW ./'/ L.l ir,
parliament a biil for the encouragement of treasury another dollar each, and the Lodge which is specially provided for that purpose • everlasting hills shall have crumbled and
friendly,societies. In Great Britain these is prepared for the next call.
—and—
It is the duty of every man to make the , by light taxation in the shape of initiation gone down to the sea.”
societies’a re very numerous, and productive
fees and monthly dues. The Beneficiary
And now. as the mouthpiece for the nonce
of a vast amount of good. They enjoy the best provision he can for those dependent fund is not allowed to be touched under any of the AVorkmen here assembled, 1 beg in
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
fullest public confidence as to their stability; iip- hi him, so that when lie passes away, they , circumstances except to pay policies.
No conclusion to thank the ladies for their at
¡•BIO T Oli It,1PHER,
and their membership to-day is not less than may be as far removed as possible from the commission, no fees, no salaries are to be tendance to-day. Their presence is an evi
ctte4
...
Oregon
condition
of
want.
The
fact
that
every
wise
■8,000,000. They are divided into different *
paid
out
of
that
fund,
but
the
entire
amount
dence
that
they
are
in
sympathy
with
our
Has returned to his old stand—up stairs in Si
Classes: 1st. those paying benefits in case of ! mail who thinks of the uncertainties ®f life, paid in goes to the widow and orphans or Order—at all events we construe it in that
—Jail Building, up stairs.
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make provision for the future of his de
nmnds* building—with a new equipment ot
sickness ; 2nd. those paying a fixed sum in does
'
other lieirs of deceased brethren. Me reover way. Woman ought to be in sympathy with
pendents,
is
tiie
very
best.reason
why
every
utensils
tor his work, and is now prepared to
case of death ; 3rd. those for the encourage- 1
the Beneficiary fund, and indeed the general the Order ; for Her it was organized : for Her
take
ment of emigration. Co-operative societies 1 man should make it. This duty is generally fund, are under proper guards and restric it is maintained. Workmen have a thorough
recognized
and
needs
no
argument
to
make
are confined almost exolusivèly to Great 1
tions, and a careful system of checks pre appreciation of Woman, and many—perhaps
PiclurcH ol all kinds.
Britain and the United States ; on the soil of it
J clear. Now. I undertake to say in no way vents malfeasance and fraud. No money is most of them—concede that She occupies a
these two countries—among Anglo-Saxon can such provision be made, to the extent of allowed to accumulate in the hands of any plane much higher than their own. Most of
(
$2,000,
at
a
cheaper
rate
and
on
a
surer
ba-
From a small size tin-type to a large Cabinet
people—they seem to flourish best. Efforts
one, and every judicial officer from the high them know the priceless value of Woman’s
made to introduce them into France were , sis, than by holding the Beneficiary Certifi est to the lowest is required to give adequate love, and there’s not a man of them who is
Please givo me a call.
38m6.
cate or Policy for that amount, issued by the and acceptable bonds. There is. therefore,
not successful.
not anxious to win it. They know that AVo-
bss > n<
But on this occasion I am to speak more , Ancient Order of United Workmen. Nay. I little or no opportunity for embezzlement, maa is 1 he centre from which radiates the
particularly of the A ncient O bdeb of U ni will j?o further and sav that in becoming a peculation or waste. The scrupulous care great charm of life, and that AVoman's smile I HcMINNVILEE.
S^LOOJV.
UHIGON
ted W obkmen —its origin and growth, its member of the A. O. U. W.. a man secures with whichjhe business of the A. O. U. W. is the sunshine of home. Some poet has
his family the sum of $2,000 at a cost of is managed’commends the order to the atten
object and aims, what it is doing and what it much
Office
—
One
door
east
of
Hartman
’
s
brick.
said
that
“
in
prosperity,
AVoman
is
a
bud
less than one-half the amount required
has done.
tion of thinking men. whilst the rigid econ full of odors, waiting but for the winds of Laughing Gas administered for painless ex
The A. O. U. W. is a co-operative society, in the very best managed life insurance com omy practiced enables us to offer the safest adversity to scatter them abroad.” and some
Will find it to
tracting.
pany.
organized for the mutual benefit of its mem
insurance at the cheapest rate. The man is one else has said that “ Woman is the angel
The
old
life
insurance
companies
are
in
bers and their families. It is the pioneer so
poor indeed who may not' through the in of earth that connects our coarser selves
ciety—-th*» parent indeed—of all the socie clined to be unfriendly to the A. O. U. W., strumentality of our order, place his family with th? annuls of heaven.” In both these
ties of tlie present day, that paya death and to say unpleasant tilings about it. They above want. But whilst I hold our method sentiments AVorkmen heartily concur.
To call at the above Saloon.
assert with great emphasis that we cannot of insurance to be the cheapest and best that
benefit, being the first one to guarantee the do
Oh Woman, dear Woman, whose form and Takes pleasure in inviting the attention of the
what we have undertaken to do, that we
I keep constantly on hand the Finest Wines
payment of a fixed sum at the death of a cannot
can possibly be devised, I would not delude
whose soul
public to his new and fine stock of
possibly
assure
to
each
member's
and Liquors for Family and Medicinal use.
member to the person or persons that mein- beneficiaries the sum of $2.000. But we beg myself nor you into the idea that there will
?«re the light and the life of each spell we
pur ue:
ber while living may have designated. All to
fOIIH CASWBCLL, Proprietor,
assure them that we are doing that very be” few or no assessments to pay. Assess
Whether scorched tn the tropics, ot chilled DBU3S, STATIOHIBT, PATEKT MEDI
the other societies’ paying a death benefit thing,
4tt.
McMinnville
ments
must
come.
Statistics
conclusively
will continue to do it. We un show that the average «aitnual mortality in
at the pole.
CINES, CUTLERY. SCHOOL BOOKS,
have taken example from our order, and dertake and
If
Woman
be
there,
there
is
happiness
too.
to
pay
$2,000
to
the
heirs
of
every
haVs gathered inspiration and impulse from
brother, and we do pay it promptly the best selected risks is 8 per 1000, and that
After dinner came the funny part of
L'lOAIM AM» TOBACCO.
it. It is now nearly fifteen years since th? deceased
when it isdne. And our promises have been an average assessment of $16 must bp ex the programme,
organization of the A. O. U. W.. and from its fulfilled
for a $2000 insurance. $20 for $2500,
so many hundreds of instances pected
Prescriptions
carefully compounded and
George
Gaunt,
of
this
place,
was
win
infancy in 1868, to the present day,its growth that they in are
so on, and to this must be added th“
not to* b? considered specious or and
has been continuous and healthy ; one hun visionary. We
monthly dues of the lodge. It is best that ner of the sack and wheelbarrow race charges reasonable.
have
no
quarrel
with
the
life
dred and twenty thousand members, scatter insurance companies. The principle that un applicants seeking admission to our order and walked off with the $5—$2.50 for
C. W. HULERY, Pro.
ed throughout nearly every State of the ci
understand this ; it is best that they each race.
in raranct is oorreM, and we believe in should
Union and the Canadas, attesting its it heartily,
should
look
at
these
facts
and
statistics
(Successor to M. Feker,)
Dong Nelson, of Lafayette, captured
enthusiastically on principle.and
strength.
in the face before they ask to be the $2.50 prize ottered tor the till» lace.
— BY' USING THE —
careful consideration and some exjien- squarely
Third
St.,
-
-
¡YIcMinnville, Or.
The object and aims of the order are at after
«•> that when they become mem
Dr. Lyman Abbott has this to eav on admitted,
J. AA’iley, <»f Netvburg, after several
cnee social, benevolent and protective : So ence.
bers the»’ will pay their asi^ hsments prompt
the
subject
of
insurance,
and
we
fully
en
thorough
ducking*,
reached
the
cup
at
Th«*
best
Spirituous
and
Malt Liquors, Bit
cial, because the members meeting in th?ir dorse it: “Let the rich man who has not ly and cheerfully. Men ought not to enter
ten, Wines, etc., the markets afford. Also, the
Lodges as equals, as companions, as broth known what it is to worry about the uncer the order with a view to gt-t something for the <*nd <>f the spring pole and went
It will not crack, chalk or peel off, and I« M Ht ot cigars, and the justly celebrated San
ers, strengthened by fraternal intercourse tain future of his wife and children, and toss nothing. Every man should expect to pay home with the $5 jingling in his purse.
F *’ran cisco Lager Beer.
This concluded the programme, anil
the cords that unite man to man ; benevo on a sick l>cd with restless imaginings of into the treasury as much .as nis heirs or
presents a
I
we
c
in
say
that,
though
the
at
tendance
legatees
will
draw
«»nt
of
it.
lent, because the order is fall of the gener them in a work-house I »ecause he is in his
HARD AND GLOSSY FINISH
ous throbbing» of fraternal affection, and is coffin ; let th? rich man. Isay, not smile su-
The marl inery of the A. O. U. AV. is work at the picnic was small, everything
keenly alive to every sigh of misfortune and n »rciliously at the p'tor man who. Iielieving ing smoothly and satisfactorily everywhere. I pasM*d oft’uii’cly, ami was pronounced
or
every cry of distress : protective, because it •a
From
every
part
of
tli^
country
come
en-
would thus provide for his wife »uraging reports of unusual life and setiv ■ by^ill a plea ant aitairaml oneof profit
provides for rhe widow and orphan, and and insurance,
11<» the < hder.
children. L*t th*» rich iu*»n who needs I o iiyin
UNSURPASSED
II E A I' TV
the Order. Not only «re niemb; ; ? be
shn'lds them from poverty when the hns- not hiHUr.mca put himHeif for five minutes in
The ball in the evening was not large
It, DURABILITY and CHEAl'NLSB >r
(Situated al the Depot,)
bana and father has gone. The order em- the place of those men who have wives and coming more interested in and devoted to I lv attended, but all who were ¡»resent
freely admitted by all who have u-ed it. It is
braees b thin its membership men of every little ones, or others dejwndpnt upon them, the Order, bat men who are not members enjoy« <1 th<*m*u lv<-4.
prepared By tne union of Pure White Lead, McMinnville, - -
Oregon«
prof»*M<*>n find occupation, of every rank and ami who do not know what would become of are showing a greater disposition to take an
Oxide of Zinc and Boiled Oil in such propor
conditiou.ihe Laborer with his hue. the literary their dep mDnts. if th«*v themselves were ta interest in and unite with it. The amount
1.« If, LOOR, Prep.
man with hi« pen. the husbandman clad in ken away. This is actually the condit’on of of good the Order has accomplished is suffi
tions
as
to
chemically
and
permanently
unite
CATARRH CVRED, health and Hwnet breath
homespun, the judge arrayed in ermine and a vast majority of men. I believe in life in cient proof of its usefulness and succ ss. It «ecu
re I by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, Price them. It is offered to the public ns the
the bishop in lawn. It has no connec surance. continues Dr. Abbott, for two r?a- is written. “ By their fruits ye ahull know 50
rpifm HOTEL IS FIRRT-CLAtR tn every nar-
cents, Nasal injector free. Sold by Rogers
tion with any political party, nor has for.nu- .< »ns: First, it compels men to be thrifty, them,” and tried by this test the A. O. U. AV. N Told.
Best Paint Ever Produced
■ tifUiar, being furnished with all modern
Hted for itself any p-.diiiual creed. Men of and compds them to save money. More is not found wanting. Its fruits are wen in
aiipliaiK
m . and netting before its guests only
It in convenient, being mixed READY FOR tne best » the
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every shade of political opinion are found men in America makes themselves r.nd oth
market affords.
THE BRUSH, of ANY SHADE OR COLOR.
within its ranks, all treated »tike all meet ers miserable by spending money too freelv
Sam pie-room for the especial accomtnodatioe
J. E. MAGERS.
ing on th»' same plane, all memlie»« of the th-ii ' “
' ■’!• it
IjL
• great
ANYONE CAN a ’PI’LY IT.
of Com mereiai Man.
N ota in" P cim . ic .
same household, having on? aim and one in thing when a married man and his wife learn
Remember the place- at the depot.
terest. Nor does our order give preference tbs vain? of putting by every six months
h) any particular form of religion. In thia from ten tn fiftv d«»llsrs.not for employment.
direction it simply enjoins upon its meml^rs ?itli<-r present or future, but for safety. The
honpMfv and indastv. »¡nbriety and frugality livings bank docs something To tench this
À Largo Supply Always On Hani, at
benevolence and charity, and requires that ; Wson. The life insurance companies teach
they shall alwavs hold themselves ready to >3 it still l etter. Second, it provides at once
IB. F. HARTMAN’S
aid in providing employment for an nnfor-l ft»r a ronting'-nev which m»»st of ns are p H
»m3
tnnate lirother. to relieve the
to oar life working to provide for—th? >ww«ibil-
help the destitute, to car? f»>r th? nUk. to itv of our own death. One could easily l»*ar
McMinnville, Oregon.
the viRErr Murn rhmglki
comfort the dying, to bury the dead, and to ( b" poof: ’'»?* rty f<»r <»n<-> self is n«» great
ever made in this section are now being man
•oothe and protect the widow and the or ,1. ».4 wenltb for one’s s< If fal no Greater
ufactured at
phan.
j blocsing—oft» ner a cni***. On? could even
Having Freth Cows, I nni now prepared to
Th? Ancient Order of United Workmen , bear to take his wife end children down w ith Farm Land* ol all <daN«<*M lor Sale on Easy Term* furnish the Best Milk at the ¡jowest Living
originated nearly fifteen years a co in th? htm
.
into ¡»overtv so long es he could l»e with
Rate«,delivered eillier night or morning, or
,YI«o, T«w n Lot«.
«tv nf Meadville. Crawford Co.. Pennsylva them to help them rnrrv the loed^nd to enr-
twice a day, if devired. Milk separate from
( bean as the cbeapeM and good as the beat.
nia. the first Txxlg?—••Jefferson No. 1” -hav- rv the heaviest part of it himself. But to go
one cow, when requested.
Look nt them.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTTED.
mt been established by Mr. J. J. Vpwboreh off to his eternal r«**t end to leave them go
Apply at my residence in McMjnnville ; or
Enquire of F. W. REDMOND, Agent, al
and five op
others, on th? 27th day of (hi- down into poverty «nd to fight, the wolf from
tober. lft/W. These earnest men—allmechnn- th? door «nd to be removed from all prwwi Legal Papers drawn with ¿Neatness, Accuracy and Dic- all order» left at the Poetaffiee will h*‘ prompt McMinnville, or of
ly
aWhdad
U».
R.
J.
I lielieve—conceived the idea of the or- . bilit▼ of giving help or even comfort in «rich
ftmlorS
MILLER A BOWER».
50ml.
Fanization npm the hams of mutual protec- a battle—what prospect more terrible than
50tf
patch.
They did not dream, however, of mak-
H. S. MALONEY,
House, Sign 1 Carriage Painters,
Geo. G. BINGHAM,
Public
A MUTCHLER,
W. D. FENTON,
DR. E HOWELL
Littlefield & Galbreath,
McMinnville Brewery
O
R. SHANE,
F2Ï.A2TK A. KILL,
YOUR ADVANTAGE
NO. 1 SALOON.
Beautify Your Homes
STAR MIXED PAINT
WARREH & MAGERS,
Shingles, Shingle« !
Ko al Estate and Insurance .Agents,
Good, Fresh Milk !
Miller & Bowers’ Shingle Mill.