Oregon Good Templar from Portland, Oregon • 3

OREGON GOOD TEMPLAR. Officer of the G. of Oregoa. in them coarse, vulgar, drunken and obscene? i Vegetable Tlowers. Boys and girls who live in the coun Sales of Seal Estate.

William Davidson, No. 64 Front street, is dailjueffecting sales of ral estate, for oin, located in various parts of the city, and the amount for Jane next. Those from now till January, would be pieces furnished for the welfare and advancement of our OrderHmt not for premiums. I hope that other plans for this purpose will bo brought up by othor persons shortly, if this don't suit. Submitted in F.

H. and C. X. --). In Memoriam.

ir 9. W. C. Jacob SUtseJ, Portland. i 0.

Mrs. M. E- Hoiter, Centervill Robinson, Salem. v. fl.

M. C. George, Albany. a. 8., E.

W. Ryan, Portland. a. J. B.

HcClane, Salem. Rev. Wm, Harman, Dalles City. J. H.

Frush, East Portland. D. Mrs. A. M.

Buford, CenUrviUe. 0. W. Carey, Dayton. John Walker, Forest Grove.

G. W. C.T.. C. Beal, Portland.

Representative to the R. W. G. I Rer. J.

W. last Portland. Jacob Alternates. H. Aumrvill.

C. LODGES. DIRECTORY WASHINGTON COUNTY. Hyer Jackson, County WCT Raymond, District Deputy IT HiUsboro. Stiles Hillsboro.

110 CenterviUe, Zimmerman, CenUvUle. 185 Dairy Creek, Alfred Luelling, 138 Forest Grove, N. E. Goodell, Forest Grove. 137 Academy, 8.

M. Hoopengaraer, Centervill. 138 'Middleton, J. B. Buffington, Middleton 7(1 Ame's Chapel, X.

U. Uankuu, Portland. 113 Un-. Sch. House, CampbeU, Portland.

Ill Soholl's Ferry, Landess, Portland. Ill Tualatin, Isaao Ball, Tualatin. CLACKAMAS COUNTY. Matlock, County WCT. Welch, District Deputy.

15 Willamette, Spooner, Oregon City. 67 MUwaukie, Henrietta Miller, MUwauki. 94 Lone Star. Frank Bailey, Clackamas. 120 Damascus, Greve, Damascus.

108 MtZion, Jno Creek. 105 Mt Pleasant, Watkins, Clear Creek. -107 Beaver Lodge, Misner, Oregon City. 40 Marquam, A Marquam, JJutte Ureek. 119 Hope Lodge.

Evans, Oregon City. 42 Rock Creek, KMin, fleedy. 145 Molalla, 0 Ramsby, Needy, -147 Needy, Thos. Donaldson, Needy. MULTNOMAH COUNTY.

-C 0 Hall, County WCT. Frush. District Deputy. 11 Multnomah, Stittel, Portland. 86 Nonpareil, 3 V7 Durand, Portland.

69 East Portland, Williams, Portland. 109 St Johns, A Learned, 8t Johns. SoColumbia, 00 Long, Bast Portland, 65 Fountain, as fowell 104 Mt Tabor, Jacob Ormaby, 'V ll If tfarger, YAMHILL COUNTYr Gen. Joel Palmer, Connty WCT. Walker, Distriot Deputy.

34 Lafayette, Bird, Lafayette. 35 MoMinnville, 0 Manee, McMlnnville. 103 Dayton, 8 Baxter, Dayton -125 Wheatland, Henry Hewit, Wheatland. 116 Amity, John yanhuskirk, Amity. 1 13 Sheridan, a Branson, Bneridan.

133 Zeno, Perkins, North Yamhill MARION COUNTY. Jacob Conser, County WCTV 8. C. Simpson, District, Depnty. Capital, MoClane, Salem.

127 Aumsville, Lewis, 128 Sublimity, Ashby, Sublimity. 86 BUver, HoDart, BUverton. 24 Colfax Bonney, Gervais. 28 Vesper, Townsend, Belpassl. 43 Marion, Grimm, Aurora.

113 Newellsville, Ebehard, Champoeg. 124 Waoonaa, jsjuageri, waoonda, 130 St. Louis Julius Sandory, St. Louts. 134 Fairfield, Henderson, Fairfield 8 Jefferson, A omltn, Jefferson.

146 Hasel Dell, B. Cleaver, Gervais, 148 Vernon, D. Buxton, Salem. POLK COUNTY. -Asa Shrove, County WCT.

Geo Howe Distriot Deputy, 23 LaCreole, Lee, Dallas. 41 Morning Star, Thomas, Buena 121 Monmouth, Lindsay, Monmouth. 129 Eola, Cole, Kola. 126 Bethel, Geo 0 Bell, Bethel. 74 Val Fontis, A Basey, Zona.

143 Laclede, J. K. Conner, Bait Creek. LINN COUNTY. JrWrGeorgef WCT7 James Roberts, District Deputy.

16 Western Star. Nelson Wright, Albany. If the morning sling, the noon-tide dram, and the evening toddy are good John, they are. equally good for Mary. If these drinks cause women swerve from their sphere, and render them objects of loathing and con tempt, they also make men the most disagreeable and dangerous animals the face of tho earth.

The cup of Circe turned- the companions of Ulysses into swine; so the cup of in toxicating liquors turns men and women into brutes i and demons. Men not need intoxicating drinks any more than women need them. They have harder work to do in many instances, but alcohol does not impart strength they are more ex posed to heat and cold, but alcohol dilutes the blood and weakens its power of resistance to heat and cold; they have greater responsibilities outside of their domestic relations, bui rum bewilders the brain and stultified the moral sense, so that they are, when under its influence, disqualified for the performance of their task. Jewett. A Speculation.

I was very much edified some time since by the following dialogue be tween "Joe and "Bill, which -'came off" in the bar-room of a hotel whero. lor the ximel was stopping, The parties were sitting very closo to each other, and at the opening of the colloquy Bil brought his big, dirty hand down smartly upon Joe's knee, to render him wido awake to the importance of the question he was about to ask. Bill. "See here, Joe, how much money jdayou liic) -reckon you and 1 ve spent in this old place, lust and last?" Joe, "Well, 1 dunno." Brrx. "Nor I nuther.

exactlv but I reckon we've (hie) spent in this old place, fust and lastA drinkin'. and treatin and sich HK6, as much as six hundred dollars Joe. "Well, 1 guess wo have." Bill. "Well, I guess we have too; but what of it Let her go 1 cares! It's gone, and ye can't git it back again but we had some pretty good times while it was (hie) goin', didn we, and made a good many friends in that way, drinkin' and treatin' and sich like Joe. Yes, that's sartin and no mistake.

Bill. "Now, Joe, I tell you what I'm thinkin'. If now we could sell all the frionds we made in that way, drinkin' and treatin' and sich like, for one-half what thoy cost us, I swow you, shouldn't we make a specula tion?" Joe indorsed the opinion and had a glorious laugh over it, and thus the discussion" ended. That fellow's head is level, thought if he is drunk. G.

J. A Beautiful Sentiment. In playTOndop4lie Gas light," Laura Courtlaml uttered theso bedtiful sentiments Let the woman you look upon be wise or vain, beautiful or home ly, rich or poor, she has but one thing she can roally give or refuse her heart. Her beauty, her wit, her accomplishments, she may sell to you, but love is the without money and without price. She only asks in return, that when you look upon her, your eyes shalLflpeak a mute devotion; that when you address her, your voipe shall be gontlo, loving and kind.

That you shall not despise her because "Bho cannot- un dorstand all at once, your vigorous thoughts and ambitions for when misfortune and evil have do foated your greatest purposes, her love femains to console jou. You look upon the trees for strength and grandeur; do not despise the flowers because their fragrance is all they have to give. Eemembcr, love is all thafa woman can give but it is the only earthly thing which God permits us to carry beyond the grave. Tit for Tat. The Hon Edward Everett, when a young man just out of college, was Invited to give an ora tion in the city ol balem.

At the dinner. Judge Story called up Mr Ever ett by thofollowingsentiment: "Fame follows applause where ever it (Jiv- erett eoes Air. Jfiverett arose in stantly, and gave the following: "The members of the legal profession However high may be their aspirations, they can never rise higher than one btory. the of be as try will find the making of vegetable flowers pleasant pastime, lo make a bbuquef of these flowers, take some white and yellow turnips, beets, carrots, and pumpkins, also' some parts of cabbages. Gather from the woods moss, laurel leaves, and other ever greens.

Then, by the- exercise of taste, ingenuity and a skilful use of the penknife, really beautitul bou quets can be compiled of these flow ers. Take a tnrnin. neatlv oeeled. notched, or cut down in leaf-shape all-around. Fasten it on a stick whittled in the proper shape lor a stem.

Surround it with green leases, and behold, according to your design, an exquisite white camellia or rose. Eed roses, camellias, or dahlias can be made in the same man ner from beets, yellow flowers from carrots and pumpkin, moss-roses buds from turnips and beets, by cutting them into the propor shape, and placing real moss around them. White or red flowers can be made from red or white cabbages. A friend of ours, one cold day in winter, had lovely basket of flowers sent to ner for a tea-party. There wero two white japonicas; the chill they received turned them brownj and they fell to pieces.

She was in despair. A cousin staying with her, unknown to her, cut twowhite Maponicasout of while lurnips, and placed them on i i tt ine real japonica leaves XLur ineuu did not notice the basket until near tea-time; then she was delighted, and exclaimed at their beauty, and wondered how her cousin got them. No one knew until the next day that they were only turnips. Oliver Op tic's Magazine. A Rum Seller.

A poor old lady in another town, who formerly lived in affluence, had a husband and two sons, who gave themselves up to intemperance. One day the father and sons were drinking at the tavern, with others who were like themselves, when a hearse passed by the door. One of the sons, swore with idiotic grin, he would be the next that rode in that carriage. The next morning he was found dead with his lace in muddy pool of water, not large enough to drown a cat. In view of this awful judgment, the mother wrote a petition to the rum seller.

entreating him to sell her husband and son no more liquor. The peti tion under such circumstances, one would think, might have melted the heart of stone. But the rum se'ler, cut it up, and, rolled it into matches, which he put in a tumbler and set it on a shelf, and every time the old man and his son came into the bar room, he would give them a cigar! and hand down the tumbler of matches to light it, till they wero all consumed and then he boasted that he had made the 'husband and son burn up the pious petition of the old woman I John B. Gough. -Turning -the Tables.

If the wives, mothers, daughters; sisters and sweethearts of the men who make habitual use of intoxicat ing drinks should turn the tables and at once begin to make frequent use of the various liquids which produce intoxication, would not their male friends become disgusted with the drinking usages? Let the reader picture to himself a wife and mother stepping out of the cottage and hastening to" the corner grocery for a glass ef gin before building' a fire in tho morning; then going to thesame place for another nip," to give her an appetite for breakfast then going again, to got something her nerve to wash the dishes and put the house in order; then making another call for some rum and uugar, to steady her hands for the task of patching and darning tho children's clothes. See her drinking when she washes; drinking when she bakes; drinking when she sews; when she cooks; drinking when she sweeps; drinking in summer to keep cool drinking in winter to keep warm drinking with herlady friends when she nappensito meet them in tne street drinking on festive occa! sipns; and drinking at funerals. Let him picture to himself a company of young ladies going trom one saloon to another, calling for brandy-smash, lor giD-and-muk, tor toddy, tor slings, for mint-juleps and whisky-straights, using tho speech of their brothers and lovers. Would notour fast young men turn with loathing from the habits which make those who indulge for to on C. past month foots up to a very siderable sum.

The increasing inquiry at his office for first-class residence lots, by, parties desiring to improvo them, gives an earnest of the confidence en-1 tertainect in the upward tendency of real estate in this city. This enterprising and go-ahead real estate dealer is sending broadcast at the East and in Europe, concise and truthful statements regarding the soil, climate and productions Oregon, and by correspondence with men of wealth and influence at the East, is inducing capital here to invested in real estate in Portland, well as farms and farming lands in Oregon. Multnomah Lodge, No. 1, I. O.

G. T. Moot every Saturday evening at 71 o'olock, at heir Hall, eorner of Front and Alder Streeta. NonpareU Lodge, No. 86, I.

O. G. TV- Meets every Wednesday evening at 71 o'olock, at their Hall, corner First and Madison Streets. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, Real Estate Dealer. Office, No 64 Front Street, PORTLAND, OREGON.

REAL ESTATE in this CITT and EAST PORTLAND, in the most desirable localities, consisting of LOTS. HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES also IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable uncul- tivated LANDS located in ALL parts of the STATE, for SALK. REAL ESTATE and other Proporty purchased for Correspondents, in this CITT nd throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES, with great care, and on the most ADVANTA GEOUS TERMS. HOUSES and STORES LEASED, LOANS NEGOTIATES and CLAIMS OF ALL DE SCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED and a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSI NESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will receive descrip tions of FARM PROPERTY and forward the same to the above address.

THE NEW BIROETT ORGAN! -THE- GREATEST MUSICAL TRIUMPH OF 'i THE DAY 1 WE CLAIM SUPERIORITY ON It the following points First Volume.Purity and Roundness of Tone, Power and Variety.of Expression, approaching nearer the PIPE ORGAN than auy ether reed instruments. Second Delicacy, Elasticity and. Promptness of action, rendering them SUPERIOR to any other reed intruments for the execution of rapid passages. Third The Orchrestral Effect, which can he given at the will of the performer, and the eare with wliintl tlinW nPfttllf.Afl. Fourth Their Perfection of Construction and Elegance of Case.

9These Instruments need only to be beard in order to be fully -appreciated for proof ef which we can refer to all the leading Musicians in San Francisco and Portland. i Bend for Circular and Price List. Every Instrument fully guaranteed for five years. I Sold for Currency at Eastern rricesi Is. J.

Mccormick, AGENT FOR OREGON. 0. G. G. 8.

G. P. W. H. resolutions of condolence passed at the Linn Co.

Lodge, 1.0. G. held at Independence, Juno 24, 1871: Whereas; it has pleased the Al mighty, in his all-wise Providence, to remove from us by death, our worthy Brother, Leopold Frum, of Centre Lodsro. No. 139, 1.

O. of i. There fore, be it by this County Lodge, I. O. of (x.

Resolved. Thatwhile we bowin hum ble submission to the divine will, wo deeply, deplore his early death, and feel that our Order has lost an efficient member, and the cause of Temperance an earnest Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the bereaved family, and tender them our condolence in their affliction. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be presented to the family of the deceased, and a copy senfto the Oregon Good Templar, the Albany Register, and the State's Right Democrat, for publication. JF. McCoy.

"Mart E. Echler Com. J. N. Dennison Independence, June 24, 1871 Marquam Lodge, No.

45. The following preamble and resolutions wero unanimously adopted by Lodger-July 4r 1871 Whereas. It has "been the will of the Almighty and the Allwise Father of the Universe, in his Divine wis dom and power, to remove from this world of cares and anxieties, our worthy brother, Samuel Wilhoit. Therefore, Resolved, That this Lodge has lost a faithful and efficient member. Resolved, That we sincerely con dole with his parents and friends in the loss which they have sustained.

Resolved, That this Lodge wear tU usual badge of mourning for 30 days. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be tendered to the bereaved parents. Also, to th Oregon Good Templar for publication. Howard Morris, J. R.

White, Melissa Marquam. Committee. Tho above resolutions were mislaid unintentionally and should have appeared last week. Ed. License System.

Monroe, July 8th, 1871. Editors Gazette To-day I received a summons from Wm. Lem-mon, inforngjejtbatJohn JUJeryv "oTTHesoutEeast corner of Benton was dead supposed to have poisoned himself, and that I was requested to proceed at once, a9 Justice of the Peace, to summon a jury of inquest upon the body of the deceased. In compliance I proceeded at onco to the house vof the bereaved family, found Mr. Ulery dead, and Mrs, Ulery very sick.

I ha a jury summoned, and examined Dr. Lee, of Lancaster, Lane Wilson and John Ulery, son of the deceased, as witnesses. The jury retired tor a -short time and returned with a verdict, that deceased came to his death by poison administered by his own hands. Tho witnesses all testified that he had been drinking for several weeks, and was very drunk at the time. Names of the jurors are as follows: W.

T. Barnes, Peter Shackle, A. Rickard, W. B. Wilson, James Ingram and Green Ingram.

J.Jtf. Laffertt. The work of destruction still goes 'on. Mr. Ulery was an intelligent, affable gentleman, and a well-to-do farmer, but rum proved his ruin, and ho now fills a drunkards grave.

At no place, last summer, While engaged in taking the U. S. Census, were we 'more kindly or hospitably entertained than1 at Mr. Ulcrv's. He had a nice cosv home, aloving wife and a happy group of interesting children and Hvnrvt.hinir seemed to betoken ease and comfort.

But, alas! how changed the scene -The rum fiend has accom plished hia work, and cast a shade mil orlonm over that family which time can never remove. Gazette. a a 131 Brownsville, Dr Rowland, Brownsville. 14 Lebanon, George, Lebanon. 47 Banner, Oatman, Crawfordsvllla.

63 Liberty Chapel, Elliott, Solo, 130 Centre, Alpheus Frum, Lebanon. 140 Harrisburgh, 0 Snodgrasa, Harrlsbnrgh 141 Independent, John Pagh, Boston Mills BENTON COUNTY. 7 James Chambers, County, Distriot Deputy. Excelsior, Cauthorn, Oorvallis. 1 103 Safety, J.

E. Houston, Corvallis. vi) Onward, Laoerty, Monroe. 132 Yaquina, A Newton, Newton 142 King's Valley, M. Watson, Lewlsvllle.

LANE COUNTY! 149 Eugene, Rev. B. P. Henderson, Eugene. 150 Bpringueld, Wm.

urant, Bpringneld. 16 Union, Wm Harmon, Dalles. 26 Canyon, Samuel Handsaoker, CanyonvlH. 46 Eaton, I Hacker, Empire City. 55 St Helens, St Helens.

61 Mt Scott, A A Matthews, Roseborg. 70 Mountain, Newland, Koeebarg. 80 John Day, 8 McMeen. Canyon City. 81 lone, John Smith, Prairie City.

89 Oakland, Gilbert, 97 Ultra Montane, Stearns, Baker City. 98 Refuge, Meadow ville. 100 Marshall, Coats, Pilot Rook. 101 Snmmerville, Norvill, Bummervtlle. 102 Humbolt, Enlss, Mormon Baisin.

122 Shasta, Wm Horfitt, Eldorado City. 1 23 Mountain Gem, Gilbert, Auburn. 144 Camp Harney, -r-r, Camp Harney, 1 1 State Deputies Dr Merrick, Brownsville, Rev Roberts, Portland. Henrietta Miller, MUwaukie. William Morfit, Eldorado.

Elder Richardson, Bethel, George, Albany. -W Pope, Oregon City. A Hash, Canyon City. Rev; J. H.

Allyn, Aurora. L. T. Barin, Clear Creek. J.

0. Cooper, Zena. L. H. White, Jefferson.

Kate P. Woiford, BUverton. Sarah L. Hayes, Tnalain. Magers, Waeonda..