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.MARCH S, 187S.
eMTOFriCB REG1MTKB,
HAILS ABKIVK.
rmm Corvallls at a. u. flatly ipl
llffli lbnon"ft 10 31) A. sr., tri-wccKly-Mondays,
Wednesdays and Krldaya.
from Allrol (iftirth) dally eseept Bub
JthTst U A. M ; (Houth) at U :3S 1'. H. .
W a ! stall AKT. '
For Railroad (South) dally, except Sabbath,
.tlUUA.M. (North) at 11:4.1 ia. ...
For Gorrallla, dally, xKpt Sabbath.,: at 1S0
rVoVlbaoon, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
'orioAooi-Froni t : a. at. to 7 r, m.
Monei order uffloe hour, from 8 A. at. to X.
tV . .. - P. H. RAYMOND, P. M. T
M n i ii -i a-- -1 ' - -
A Dumb Moth bb caught up with
her daughter and her fellow, on their
way home from church last Sunday
night, and found the youngster with
bit arm around "Honey's" neck. Of
course she didn't approve of that sort
of familiarity and spoke out immedi
ately In reproving tones; but the young
lady was good for one send-back any
way. She instantly replied: "Why,
ma, didn't you tell mo to keep ray
comforter about my sore throat, and
ain't 1 doing IU!L -AfldLihe young
man, who is attending Albany Colle
giate Institute, immediately put in
that "be bad been taught In pliyilolo
gy that the thoracic arteries were ren
dered more impervious to the ogygln
ized and carbonized elements of a
frigid atmosphere when properly pro
tected by some Immediate protectorate
as well as remedial agency at the sim
ultaneonsness of the elementary attack
cooicqiieot upon the nocturnal expos
ure, and" but tho old lady sadly said
she, sposed she was mistaken about it
and amiably stumbled on past the
young couple and groped her way
home and crept off to bed in the dark,
feeling that she ought to be in the in
aan vaaylura for being such an old
dunce as to thluk otherwise. .
, Swkkt rt ,HosiEBS."-rTOttr ' - Sweet
Home correspondent sends us 'the fol
lowing items: '
, Had luite a skip of snow on morn
ing of 22dult ''
rrheexbibitton by the Literary So
ciety was a grand success, giving full
est satisfaction to performers and audi
ence., n a g. o n i t f. i f i i
J. B. Hughes has sold his Sweet
Hem store to ftt.'i Fuller, proprietor
uf the Crawfordsviile store, and has
"lit out" In search of other fields of
opulent (peculation. ' It is. scarcely
probable that he goes away greatly
encumbered with lucre.
John Gllliland is preparing to start
out on the W. V. C. M. V. Boad,
for the purpose of repairing the road
for the coming season's travel.
The Green-Horn miners have the
ditch completed and are about ready
for, operations, with a flattering pros
peei of a rich yield of the precious ore.
5BBMoiots Revival. An extraor
dinary religious revival is now in
progress in the M. E. Church in this
city: oas ueen kwiik UIr " awwb
two weeks, and the Interest seems not
only unabated but daily growing. It
was inaugurated under the auspices of
the local preacher of that congrega
tion, but several preachers from abroad
have reinforced him and the nightly
HimMiim am ennrliifttpil With'O. SDlrlt
and seal which has . never 'been wit-
.aveesed before in this city. . Only two
or three have as yet united with the
church, but we are informed that 20 or
80 new converts are expected to, arnll
ate next Sabbath, . The meetings will
continue as long as the interest is un
abated. "Kii, i Am" This Is the title of
work, on Morraondon, written by
Mrs. Fanny Stenbouse, who was for 20
years the wife of a prominent officer
Of the Mormon church, In-Salt Lake.
It It a prolific and trtittifdl record of
the lib, babits, practices, Arid religion
of 'the Folygamists, as well a a thrill;
Ihg narrative of experience tttld adven
ture In the "Great West." Ia fact it
Is one of the most absorbingly inter
esting publications of the da jr, and can
not rail to be a book much sought
after. Mr. J. I). B rower, a worthy and
Intelligent deaf mute, Is agent for the
work, and will canvass this section of
the 8Ute within the next few weeks,
We bespeak for birtt a cordial reception
and for bia book a full patronage,
ItOSAWAV.-One of Bill Canon's
panklng teams skeedoodled with him
self and hack, while en route to the de
pot last Saturday, and . although no
damage was done William says If the
thing is repeated be will have to get
tome cheap boy to hold his breath for
him. . The team went so fast for a half
mile or so that his hair pulled harder
than It did the morning after New
Year's when he swore off drinking.
He says the top of his bead felt about
like that Dixie Man's did when his
wife caught him buttoning the hired
gtrl'siiigh-ankied shoes.
KoT Exactly. Anil now a Califor
nia poultry man send ua an ad. and
wants us to take our pay la eggs. Iu
view of the fact that we have only a
New Foundland pup to let on them
nd perform the operation of incuba
tion, and in view of that pup's already
banlieriug for "eggs at any price," we
are compelled to tearfully decline this
generous offer. We are mournfully
convinced that those egg would mis--earry
or open up in the chicken busi
ness to vremalnrely for healthful Ion
KVtitj if lha pup was to be selected as
the parent bird.
PciMortAUCalvin B.;i Slcfconald,
editor, and Cept. Scott, business man
ager of the Salem Statetman, dropped
fn upon uj Tuesday evening on their
return fjruoi Lebanon, where Mas de
livered hi "Qleitooe" lecture to a very
Jargt awJieno oh foalj night. We
w glad to see both the gentlemen,
aa we always are men who understand
aod appreciate those elegant amenities
and eourtesie which should exist, hc
tereea persons in alike profession.
Civil Bioht. Squire Hsnnon's
Court was last Tuesday ornamented
with a trial of a colored gentleman for
larceny, the charge having been made
by a brother of the sane ebeny hue
who efaklmed to hava been lareeoy-ed
out of a set of diahe ana some other
niHisils. The Jury, alter being out
s,bont 20 minute, returned an eniaraei
ptin prociamatiou, and the freed
pp, went on bi wy rejoicing.
JrtlDAY..
' M.tftCB. ' '
"What' the fun of March the boisterous?
Thon the wlnda are wild and rolsterous I
Bnow-flak.es blowing, winter's going:
That la why he's mad and boisterous 1
All his bluster and bis aolea :
Cant deprive us of our joys. '-'':.
Call the boys, bring the toys, .
fjarnessojolly.dollssoarou.,
Nuts to eraelt and corn to parch ;
Lulu's birthday comes In March,
Comes with freak and frollerotsterous
That's the hin of March the boisterous,
LETTER FROM OOl'GKH'sl NBCK.
.No Mermen SettlMeiU There Prosperous
' Condition of Affairs A Case of Misplaced
CanlldesMMi '
: CBAVi'fottDsVItitE, March 1st, 1875.
Editor Democrat: . , . v i
In one of your late issues, I noticed
a communication; from one Mills, of
Brownsville, in which he state that
the Inhabitant 'of "Gotiger" were In.
tar and ashes over the death of Uncle
Tommy Fields, an elder of the Mormon
Church of Latter Day- Saints, which
conveys' the Idea abroad that we are a
band of Mormon proselytes, squatted
down here to found a Mormon mission
but it is not the. case. A far a Uncle
Tommy Field ia concerned, he died at
the ripe old ago of 80 or more, and up
to the time of bis death, hi word was
good and; bis note better. When he
died, there were no old notes standing
out against him, nor any unsettled
store or butcher bill to mar hi last
hour on earth. Instead of Mormon,
we are civilized, having member of
the Christian, the Methodist, the
Sou ut hern Methodist, the Baptist,
tlire kinds of Presbyterian Churches,
but "nary" Mormon or Latter Day
Saint. :''' '
Crawfordsviile is in a prosperous con
dition. A good school which has been
in progress during the winter, under
the excellent management oi O. H.
Byland, has just closed, to open again
in April under the same teacher. V.
B. 1 Fuller' store i a credit to' the
place, and' he sells as cheap as anybody
except the Grangers. P. V. Crawford
I doing a good business with hi plan
er. There is omc litigation before
Squire tilassi and preachingevery Sun
day." Noah 6bank'9 blacksmith shop
and Dlck' Fioley' mill are doing a
lively business.
"!"Ve had a real live robbery here the
other day, the facts are briefly as fol
lows:. There came a man among us
if It be lawful to call him a man de
claring himself to be a resident of
Boise Valley,, whose gold was much
and herds many. . He is such a man
a we read of inBeadle' dime novels-
wore kids, sported a very big. meer
schaum pipe, and talked "moonshine"
to the belle-ol urawiorasvuie to u
alarming extent. . We ., called him
'Chicago." Well; 'Chicago" left and
went to Halsey, and from thence
further on, and how V. R. Fuller
(merchant) wteps for his two, hundred
and some odd dollars, which he will
see no more, and a damsel mourns for
her hero departed. ' Rl,,,ua
THOSE CONNUNIHlI.H ANSWERED.
Editor Democrat-
In last week' issue .of your paper,
two or three question were asked con
cerning the young men's Library de
posited In the M. E. "Church, which
will now be answered.
The Library Association had not
met for many months, and the books
were locked up In the case, no one ask
ing to read (hem. The llbrarltin tried
to arouse isome of the members and
get them to call a meeting and open
the library, but w3 told that It was no
use, he had better let it a)pne, that the
association was dead and could not be
revived. Therefore the undersigned
members of the Association gave their
consent to allow the Library to be
used by the M. E. S. 8. Some of the
book have been placed In the S. S.
Library and are free to all who desire
lo read. Others have been sold ana
more appropriate book put In their
place; and many are scattered through
out the city and cannot be gathered up.
When the church was caiceminecl tne
case was taken down and sold to one
Of the membe.-s at a very low figure.
DiH THOMPSON, J. F. BACKRVSTO,
I. B, HOYAU E. n. PUHDOM,
ftt!.Cr,RMr?ST, fj. FANNING,
W12JI.IAM l.lor&i,MUot.iie,s.
Marble Works. While strolling
through the tombstone establishment
ttf Messrs. Monroe & Stalger In thl
city, we have noticed a fine collection of
head-stones, monument and statuary,
as we efrer sa anywhere. The mechan
ical skill displayed in their work,
speaks well for Mr. Staiger, the pro
prietor! as bei tig a workman of extraor
dinary taste and geniua. By prompt
action, just dealing, and tho use of the
best material the matket afford, these
gentlemen have succeeded in building
up for themselves a business reputation
equaled by none In the State. They
are the only firm In Oregon that Im
port their marble direct from the quar
riei, which enable them to oiler to
their customer dpeflor advantage
to any firm in the State; The material
used for bases is guaranteed (d be proof
against the mostsevere froigfA ReTriem
ber Iso,heir extensive establishment
ooposite the Opera House, In Salem,
Oregon. Location In thl city, next
door to our new Office. Thoee Intend
ing to put up work to their departed
one this coming Ipring, will find it to
their advantage to leave their order a
soon a possible. . I ' , n
BbabtifcL Vobk8 of Art. Mr.
J. M. Flsk I no canvassing thl city
for the sale of Prang's chromos, of
which he ha a most superb collection
and a great variety. Prang's are the
standard nicture In that moat beauti
ful art, being up to the hlgheet state of
perfect ion; and Mr. Flak hi We finest
of Prang's eopie. They are of sufll
clcntiy large variety to suit thf UMe
or conform to the purse of any one,
hence Mr. F. sales are very extensive,
He also take orders for picture frame
of all design and patterns, which he
supplies at low rate. - When not cari
vaaslng be can be found at the r.
Charles Hotel, in this city. Pon't fail
to see hi pictures.
Nrw Goods. N Baura started for
San Francisco last Wednesday lo lay
In a mammoth stock of dry goods; (ro-
certe. eiothlng, eU. Hat alway
hini rmaanrafhiRK Me slock of good.
and they fe always well selected. Cle
.our "ead" twit by tlie tl me be gctsf
1 back.
MASSACKE Of GLENCOR. . i.
Calvin K BlcDonuild's lecfitre et LebaaeH;
Editor DtMoctat :
The citizen of our town and vltfiuKy
were treated on Monday evening March
1st, to a grand literary feast th the de
livery by Calvin B. licDohald, of the
Oregon Staletman, of big celebrated
lecture on the "Massacre of Glcncoe"
In compliance with an Invitation ex
tended to him by a number of citizens.
The Lebanon Brass Band, led by the
distinguished musician, Prof. A. Comu
ton, paid the celebrated lecturer the
high compliment of tendering their
service gratuitously and added to the
pleasure of the evening's entertain
ment by the eloquent music discoursed.
The large auditorium of the Santiara
Academy Was completely filled with,
fair ladies and brave men, tho former
largely predominating. Rev. L. M.
Nickerson, as temporary chairman, In-;
vited the President of the evening, Dr.
IX W. Ballard, on the platform, who
in a few ell chosen remark stated
the programme- and called upon tho
wrltei to make tho Introductory ad
dress, who responded as follows:
Ladibs ANn OKNTI.8MBN : The scene or
the lecture to which we arc bidden this even
ing, and which has been promised at one of
the most scliutarly and patiietlo productions
ever delivered belorean KiiKlish'spoaking au
dience. Is laid In a wild roinuntiti glen In tho
highlands of Scotland, catti-d Oicncoe, so
nami tvrtm thn atnwiiius massacre that oc
curred there on the 131b ol February, HWi, and
which sijruines lu tne uaene wusue, -mw
of weenlnir." . , ., ;
The appalling u uuamuu bibui.um.-i u. .,,
gallant McUouald clan, and of its aged and
warlike chieitain, has been tllethcinoot many
, Radeonitanu sioi'y. buuch nuu uu-
prOVOlCed attaCK OI mo uruuu auiuiwrjr vi jviub
Wlllium upon the del' 'nceless clansmen, who
h.ri r,.,!,,,!,, Hiilimittcd to the Crown, and
tnrouch thulr chleltoin, Mnolan, had taken the
oalll of allceianeo. The fact that these soldiers
wL're noing entertaineu a uuuuiuu ,u. w,.,.
that prolusion of hospitality so proverbial ol
the Hiithlandtr, and then their turning with
ti.Mtiirv nt' Hends uoon their defenoelcss and
disarmed hosts, with the dire resolve to exter
minate tne enure cian, savai;i umwt,B juuk
and old to the sword, stamps the act as one uu.
paralleled lorperlldy lu the world's history.
BhriLn ui rhe woiind-jd. the irroans ol the
dying, the gory dead, the helpless women and
children, ciaa in inoir scauijf k" '"'--,
lug for their lives through the blinding snow
storm that wintry night, guided by the lurid
light of their own burning dwellings and the
sharp mttle of tho musketry of their foes, that
told perhaps of a husband or a father slain.
These were scenes that made such a commo
tion throughout Kurope that not one apologist
for the perlidioua deed has ever had the hardi
hood to lustifv William 111 and his myrmi
dons for this most heinous and Inhuman mas
sacre. Altnougn nearly two nunareo years uuvu
passed since that woful, wintry night, yet -the
memory of it Is still kept keenly alive within
the "book and voluma of the brain" or the
Macuonalds or Argyie, ana me nigniana
mother clasps her babe closer to her bosom as
the fearful tale is told, and breathes a curse
nnnn the fell destroyers' memory, as the coro
nach of her murdered kinsmen Is wailed out
lu the gloaming by somo hoary-headed min
strel of her native hills. Tonight a descend
ant of the noble hut uniortunaie cian iuao
iWttiniri win naint von a word nioture 01 me
hinn.lv Hnnilii thre enacted. 1 1 lamrimce so In
tensely thrilling, so sublimely imtlictlo, as will
call forth tho nobler emotions of the soul from
every person present iu this hali, and it will
00 no slain on your mammon wvvu 11 luu bjiii-
athetlctcar should ran during tne sau recital,
lie masterly productions of this gifted gentle
man's ractle pun have gained nun an enviaoie
reputation as one of the foremost Journalists
In America, and whether it be wit or wisdom,
or sarcasm, or pathos, that flows from It. he
oxcels In all. To every lover of the refined
and beautiful In English literatim his advent
among us has been hulled with Joy as a mag
nificent addition to Uregou's already famous
galaxy of writers.
Ladiea and Gentlemen, It nnwdevnlves upon
me us a very pleasing duty to Introduce to you
Calvin B. McDonald, who will now address
you.
Mr. McDonald upon taking the
stand was received with great enthusi-
osm, the! band playing "Auld Lang
Syne;" when the tumult had subsided
and the band ceased playing, Mr. Mc
Donald introduced his lecture by a few
preparatory remarks, paying a glow
ing tribute to the wealth, Intelligence
and refinement of tho people of Linn;
then the grand feature of the evening,
"The Massacre of Glencoe," was deliv
ered in that silvery voice, now becom
ing so well known In Oregon, and as
the rythmic endences filled the vast
hail, every eye was bent upon the
speaker with an intentness that show
ed how well hi elegant utterances
were appreciated. Not a disturbing
sound in that lame nudience marred
the continual flow of the grandly mag
nificent periods. It seemed, Indeed,
as though some potent enchanter ba I
waved his magic wand over that large
assembly, the spell affecting young
and old, nor was the spell broken until
the close of the glorious peroration,
which for refinement of sentiment,
richness of Imagery and beauty of
thought stands a sublime monument
to the author's genius, I had thought
to attempt a criticism of this lecture
for your columns. What audacity!
As well might my. unaccustomed pen
presume to criticise the dread com
mands thundered from Mount Sinai or
Paul' defence before Agrlppa.
Mr. McDonald Inform me that he Is
nreparing a lecture on the "Bride of
Lammermoor," which be has kindly
consented to deliver in our town some
time in May, for the benefit of the
Lebanon Brass Band. He leaves here
for Eugene City, where he Intends to
lecture for the benefit of the .Library
at that place.
CH VS. B. MONTAGUK.
Popular Lfctures. Mr. A, J,
Dunlway ha given several lectures
during the past week at the upera
HOuse in thi city, and ha beeb greet
ed every evening by large and apprc
clatiye audience. She will lecture
nenln at the same place thl evening,
Subject! ''The Causesof Political Cor
ruptlon." By request she will also an
swer the following questions: "Is not
home the D roper sphere of woman?"
"You say motherhood is woman's high
est mission. Can he do a voter amy
without neglecting this mission?'
"Ought troinHti to vote when she cad
not fight?" We have also been re-
ouested to announce that there win oe
. mootino In the Onera House to
morrow at 2 o'clock for the purpose or
organizing a "Linn County Woman
Suffrage Association."
Thb table of contents of the 0icr-
fonof for March is more than usually
full, embracing aonie sixteen article
of a very Interesting charucter. Thl
magazine, more than any other iu the
country, I making or rather accumu
1 riling material for history at a rate
that the general reader doe not dream
of. awl for thi we honor it; luaeea
without It monthly appearance She
s-reat West would, in a measure, go
unrepresented, while It energy has
stimulated those who have beeen e
ceedingiv neglectful of the vast re
source of the Pacific Slop.
Gat Hi noes, If you want titer
latest pattern Of gate hinge, go to
Clark & Wyatt'i and look at the
Norton Selr-Cloiiig Gate Hinge. B.
It. Osierhoudt, agent.
COTTTY ASSE88MEST. Hon. John
CoaoMCountyA-r, 'nJZiSi
Iri labor of aoewiuenl imd "'
, Ukiug. Wluw! what j'ft he liw
before blm!
TUB FAU-END Or aVBRTTaiNW
EAI.KM, Feifu.a'ry 2d, 1875.
Editor hemocrtttj ,f
Yon ami your reader may be ,pUs
od to hear s wor4!ftoitUi(pJil'i5i!ty'
Of bur Slate:,,, H
' Within the past few days the quiet
of our walk lias beeqi 'changed hj f the
various public doings on hand. ''On
the 17th, the State , Temperance
Alliance presented tli ufaa barray . !
delegates, the regular ontl tiinu honor
ed (?) speeches from "the reliable few"
and the usual amount it bantiouibe
and five minutes "spread eagle.1' It
is not for a temperance man to pas
upon an intemperate action of thl
honorable body, but there have been
some things done, which.lt' vi'erj bet
ter, bad they remained undone. A
ah example we may mention the pro
tean forms temperance niay assume
under the efficient touch of the inter
ested manipulator. On the first day
of the scission Its 4th; annual some
0ii3 to curry favor, it may be, with
the ladies offered a resoluticn la
menting the evil abroad In our land
t'.ie eVIl of "selling gin" and a corres
ponding drinking and further lament
ing because somo Circuit Judge Im
pose Only ten-dollar fines instead of
930 imposed upon"one lat? breaker of
this county by a Justice and the; only
wonder Is that be couldn't fine him
more, The resolution after thus ar
raigning our judge prayed St hit tfce
"Crusaders'' should top St such Judf e'
doore and I may addcompel these
ungodly melt to fine the transgressor,
probably utit!l some, poor victim shall
cost the cause of temperance a thou
sand dollars taxes, 'and th poof ijnan
his boiies,. , -1.-"
Borne well meaning .friend offered a
resolution that prayer should bo made
for the venders of strong drink , and
that fermented wine should be banish
ed from the ncmmenta;l table., This
it seems, is more nice tuitt wist, but
it may be well, for how many may
have gone to a drunkard' grave,
because they pressed the holy goblet
to their vinriu and virtuou lip. (Thus
fur we have hud Intemperance, Pray
er for its votaries, a Macedonian cry to
the Crusaders, a resolved change In tho
cucharistio wines, and one good roan
allowed that he squeezed the pure
Juice out of the grape, put It into a hot
tie. and placed the bottle in a tea feet
tie and stormed ternientation. One
thought in all soberness, a quart or
blackberry Juice was the beverage for
such occasion, H't;.' ' " ;
Not' content with this confusion of
subjects, the committee on political
action throw a flre-brahd into the
camp and cries aloud for County and
State conventions In the, cause of tern
perunoe. Therefore we may expeot to
see the Issue between this new resolved
party and their Jniag-lhary foes, to be
political temperance,. We. can have
no fears as to Us success, for victory
sli all surely '(perch upon it banner,"
when this the dintiuc ti,ve difference,
and notwithstanding other convention
of other parties each endorse temper
anee and notwithstanding the fact
that temperance rinds a welcome on
neutral as well as partlson grounds.
And, dear Editor, after It all came
the suffrage of woman how in place
it was; and the resolution carried, by a
close vote of three in it favor, three in
the negative and none against. How
very unanimous! '
To sum up what has been done!
Some thing I favor, but who desires
so many "irons in tlieflre?" Crusade,
Woman suffrage, Prayer for a bad
class, Nfw wine In old bottles, and
Political action! Those who lavor all
these thing together, love too much
of a pudding, and I prefer one' at a
time. But don't suppose for an in
stant that I am a friend to the whisky
ring. Shame on them they need no
accuser! I endorse all mean rightly
employed to forward the punishment
of liquor aa a beverage, butlame
times we trample a great principle oy
our little cavils, murder a good plau
by frlvolou special. Let woman
suffragists, as such, have convention;
let crusaders, a such, do their work;
let political parties have a prouder aim
than one principal -'which i common
to all other, and let uthe votaries or
temperance bo such, because it ia right,
noi. because an office door thereby
opens, and the cause, good 111 Itself,
will eease to be a stepping atone to
some, and a stumbling block to other.
Yours, sincerely,,
t, HARVEY HAI.FIOK..
Opb Nbw Poweb Pbbss. We have this
week, with the valuable Bid of Mr, A,, L.
Stinson, set np our new powor pros in the
Dress-room of the aenvr atuco, where the
public can be afforded an opportunity of
seeing It grind out Democratic paimium
with neatness and abwatch. It la a first-
class machine, of the Taylor Drum-Cy lin
dor patent, manufactured in Chicago, Ills.
and cost us 81.51o.00. la Coin, UU1 down ui
thi dry. A Um OnfrnVrkf In W be
printed in our office, we have oia a one-
half Interest in the press to that corpora
tion, which will enabje thorn, to print a
much larger and handsomer paper that!
heretofore.
We expoct to got moved Into our now
Olflc next week whet! w Will be able W
entertain visitors In our "best bib and
tucker" or transact boshus with celerity
and correctness. Rerncinbef, our latch
string is always out.
AfliAtsBt.-On tbo m thGo6dTomp-
lars of Halsey held a festival for the ben
eiit of their library, at which about f 100 wa
realized. Truly a handsome sum ana one
whJehwill aaaiat materially in the laudable
enterprise named. Tho festival was held In
tho afternoon and at night Kev. C. W. Shaw,
of Salem, delivered a laotoro before the
Library Association which Is spoken of In
the highest terms ait'l Was listoned 10 by
a crowded house of the intelligent people
of that neighborhood;
BAC'B To OkkooK.-W understand
that Messrs. Sam. WeBrlde and Tho
Hampton, who run a furniture store in
thl fity eeral yearn agfi, but dually
lecame discontented hd went bajk W
Iowa, have Just arrived at Portland by
steamer with their femllie and will
make tbelr future homo "for keep" in
Oregon. Tw ever thus.
,:, -i. . 1 is
Tub Law.. f. Kayburn, Esq.,
one of the class recently admitted In
tho Supreme Coort, hang dwt hi law
t-day. He is a talented young
i hit the fromiao of a brilliaii
man
brilliant fu
J KUalBAND ABROAD.
Spring.
Itlustoryj
Soino wetness.
lonsuataaing. vi
NofcotfarlnmaPlrail T D f P J
St.tftek'sBttylsnoxt.' ' "! '"-' '
Jupiter Fluviua irrigating;
Gardening has brokon out.
Circuit Court next Monday. ; f
jAit h empty House in town. ,t
Ifavo you beoii to the revival?
Corinthian Lodge to-morrow night.
Go down in your briskerloons for your
poll-tax.; 'i-' m
Come forward and help us pay for our
now press. ' .- -..
The past month was the prottlest Febru
ary overseen.' '
Tho original ''how strotch'' across tho
paternal knee. -
Said a conceited young lady t "lournun
aro a oovot-uB-sot.' ; -o -. -i, . .
Torn Thumb is said to bo worth 300,0o0.
Andyet he hi always short.' !
That poetry from Warm Springs is re
spectfully declined. Too lengthy.
Plant shrubbery and mend your trout
gates for the moonlight campaign. , ... .
Tho Methodist revival still goo on, and
the attendance i as good aa usual. ) -
A soft answer tumotu away wrath and
often provontoth bleeding at the nose. : ' .
It I better to be all . alone iu the world
tlian tp bring up a boy to playoutheaocor-
deon..--.- . : - :
Fiad laws On fourth page- They are not
us oxeiting as a "yalloy kivor,'" but fully
The Albany U. P. Church and it pastor
arc hereafter to ho supported by voluntary
contribution. -, -; :i-
Tho Grand Jury of Marlon county ap-
piovos of tho managemont of the State
Penitentiary. ' ' . ':'" ' : :! "
There is a remarkable dearth of goings
on tnd our local columns arc. correspond
ingly dearth'.
Noon-day prayer meetings are daily held
in the vacant storo room next to Kline's,
on First street. , , y' A ; "V." f j
Mah goes out into the widoi wide ' world
to battle and to die. Woman stays at home
to make htm glad of it, ., , ;j , i (. . .. .5 .
Calculations made upon the late transit
of Vends, make the sun's distance from
tho earth 88,443,726 mile.
lfts Hanoi1, Rocordar Ilakor, is. aaarly
throughiftlsessibg the city. Wo hear his
assessment generally commended.
A the spring trado is approaching the
wise businoss man will not forget to adver
tise In tho columns of tho Dbmochat,
AVallace Mauioy, ye loclioal of ye Mr
cr, gave our Anniversary Bali a splertdjd
blow. . Ite was here and. know whereof he
affirmed. 1 ! ' ' . ,
There's where a Utah has the advantage,
lie can undress in a cold room and have
his bed warm before a woman has got hor
hair-pins out and hor shoos untied
The Lebanon boys want to know what
that gentloman thinks about bugologyand
if he ha tnalvsod the peculiar character-
istlos of that lonai ara called tho "red
bat,"
The difference between tho soxos may be
staled thus: A man gives forty cents for a
twenty-five cent article he wanta, and a
woman gives twenty-flvo cents for a forty
cont article she does not want,
A Milwaukee man hid In a public door
way and Jumped out and klssod hi wife.
She didn't whoop and yell, as he exported
but replied: "Don't bo so bold, mister-
folks around hero know me I"
Our Balsam says the younkor who is
wISo now bnyeth his Jimpson blossom's
little brothor something nice, and so got
4ath the little rascal to make himself scarce
whenever necessary thereafter.
Hon. I. N. Smith Is canvassing the upper
part of this county for assistance for the
Yakima B. H. He can rope 'em in if any
body can. We hopo evorybody will lend
a helping hand In this enterprise,
Jo. Liggett has returned from a trip
through Benton county, and report that
the citizens of Long Tom are generally
talking of "lighting out" for the Falotue
country or tialios Creek Mines in the spring.
Sam. Mansfleldl down from Weston,
and reports the Winter In Umatilla county
as fearful cold, but stoek whon he left was
doing fairly, although feed was about ex
hausted. He has a farm near Weston and
will make his future home there.
Wash, says now that planting season tm
near at hand everybody is discussing
whether to plant potatoes ia tho light or in
the dark of the moon 1 but Wash, think
better way than elthor would be to plant
em in ths ground! Wash. Is. too smart
will die young.
Ladles had better be a littla careful how
they ask the opinion of gentlomon about
Beecher'a gnilt or innocence. We bear of
one who asked a gentloman friend if be
thought Mr. B. guilty and when he Inno
cently asked "guilty of what?" fonnd her-
elf very red In the face and heartily sorry
that aha had not Introduced some other
subject.
Whilo a certain religious revival wssln
progress a couple of young ladies who
were nightly visitors at the "anxious seat'
were overheard to engage In the following
truly pious conversation while on their
way homo after the meeting 1 "Did that
old preacher put hi arm around your
neck r' 'Noi did he yours?' "Ys, nd
I wouldn't have cared If It bad been the
young one; but tho old follow he i hor.
rid I"
The action brought against O. A, Hill,
a County Clerk, of Linn county, Oregon,
I based anon a demand made by W. W,
MeOohoneTor an ordor on the Treasurer
of thi county, in favor of said McGohon
for f 201 .90 damage and eosta in a road
tried at the lost October term
Circuit Court for thl county. Bald Hill,
as such clerk, having refused to draw an
order, being directed by tht County Court
to th as refuse. The matter now coma to
trial to the law, the County Court
directing the action of the clerk.
, T , , IM MEMORIAM. fM,
At a niular memiin$; ol th Wftiiern 0ttr
Uk1(I, Ho-10. 1. 0. U. T., ht.d on th M of
MrcH, iSTiS, in follow I in rflulloni wro
fttlrrfrfd 1
WHkrkaji II hoi plminwl rflvlho PmrldntM
Ui iVnwfv rtir bti9U flaUr, Mkk. P. I
Wim.iamb. 1mm our ttitdat Had trntiUni
ht-f U thr- hm upptiM't Ua tho '
l(f mm, "It H nouRh , tYime up litplier rid
WnKHKAM, VV rliit thl nurloM, thotitfti
1rrinfHilA, in to her wrm.i cntft i thw Um.
HfwlwiS, That wt Imw Im Itilti afmrtto to
Uia flttipffiafttlou ot Hlin wboto way ro Mt
flmliiiKOtit. . , , .
itXaw.ivfO, Tht wto.f our hrtf-H V)r.t
Jfilnnmtotrio tjwTSHWl hiUtmtl m frtffifly
Of nur botovrd nUtr, and that w reftiT(ii'nl
fhm tnU merH'-ii of Jli.ii whoi Unpjreih
ihn Wfiii('ith'fii(Ti.lftT'' s , t
ifaw.ii.i 't hai 11 ahriii Mir ivirHrWtrim
lli vlrttt-. of wr dfnrt"d ffifind nod
ttf, kffnwlfi Itml tl AM-ittwIiiKcy U v
upon t, nnd vrr M(OiMlii uou In tlit rjr
.. ... .-1. . r tt
Owilvnd, That Wiftr ttt 0ie9 frutloM
bo fit to in tKTfvfd mm 1 17, na w .l 7r
papers for publication.
a. ri i,,ip.n,,,,
JftfKI'H liloofrrr,
HHM. A. A: ABNUl.O.
, . M trtKirn.
KirXiEWAY-KIKK-On th2th alt.. Bear
fllrim, tit !.. a. Wllll.ma, MB. tlkoa'l
Kivucwitir Sou jilasJLij.lAMiaa-allol Una
eouutr.
CoinpllaiaBU ncslrad aad oowsraUiUtlWros
tendassd.
ftunt me ra " sod wlnwi'a hsre,
yiciuaia hifh ami blankatsantri
ftsppy thosw who ran mnthriftt
' I0spsaeliQtJftsti'in4arrii,
. eoimT DocaieT.
J. It. Constable rs. Roel Ctislitr. Aatlon
at law to recover money, (loo. It. Holm
for ITIT.
t!."H. Paine vs. Sophia Paine. . In equity
for divorce. N. B. Humphrey for lTff,
J. W. Baldwin for Kof't and Dial Att'y
Whitney for State of Oregon.
O.W. Cowon vfcVChas. Wilson. N. B.
Humphrey and Geo. II. Helm for pl'ff. SB
Henry Seller ot, ol., vs. Laura B. Moore.
Suit In equity to quiet title. Dolph, llro
nangh, Dolph At Simon for pl'ff.
Jno. T, Craig pl'ff, vs. Francis Kendall
eta). Suit in equity. Jo. Haimoti, - Whit
ney & Montanyc for pl'ff; Geo. It, Uelnr
and N. 11. Humphrey for deft.
A. Carothera vs. linn county. In equity
for correction of deod. Powell Fllnn f f
pl'ff, Dls't Att'y Whitney and K. Tandy
or Linn eounty,. ; .
I Floiachner A Co, vs. Eagle Woolen!
y ills Co. Siisttln eqnity ti foreclose mort-'
gago. Solph, BronangU, Dolph A Simon
forpl'ir. -
1 It. Choadle vs. E. S. ?iorrIll. Action at
law to recover money. Powell Fllnn for"
'plU Geo. K. Helm and N. II, Humphrey
for deft, -
Win. pitman vs. Wilson Bnmp. F. A,
Chonoweth att'y for pl'ff, Jno, Kehmy and
K.astnthanfordert.
;, State of Oregon vs. Corvalll Y. B. W,
R. Co. Bls't Att'y for State, H. K. W
Clarke and Gob. R. Helrii for deft. "
Board of School Commissioners for the
salo of school lands vRusau W. Thorp ol
1. IU equity to foreclose lnortgaire, john
Jones for pl'ff. -V ..... -
The Albany A S. W. D. or Canal Cti,
pl'ffs, vs. IS. H. Griffin, dort. Action nt
law to roeovcr money. Powell A Fllnn
att'y for ptTi-
Willard Harris Vs. Wm. McC'allistor.
Action at law to recover money. Geo. K.
Helm att'y for pl'ff, Towell Fhnn att'ys
dert.
James II. Peory et al, vs. Geo. W. Gar
land and Clarissa A, Garland, In equity
for partition. Johns & Jones for pl'lf.
Maggie M. McConnell vs. A. It. Mo-
Comtell. In equity for dlvorco. F, A.
Chonoweth, Johns A Jones for plff, Wst
Att'y Whitney for Stato of Oregon.
Susan Mulkoy et al, vs. William Pitman.
; A. Chonoweth att'y for pl'ff and John
Kolsay att'y for dort.
Ann O'Brien v. Richard O'Brien. Suit
in equity for divorce. Goo. R, Holm for
plffand Dis't Att'y Whitney for State,
Wm. I; Itowhotise vs. William Peter
etal. Suit in equity to foracloae mortgage,
Goo. R. Helm att'y for pl'ff and Powell A
Fllnn for deft.
Jas. Kinney vs. J. E. Bentley et al. Suit
in equity to foreclose mortgage. Geo. R,
Helmforpl'ff. f
Jno. T. Hafbln vs. Wm. Sklnher and
Jas. Creswell. Action at law to reooror
money, Geo. R. Helm att'y fur pl'ff.
State of Oregon va. Jacob Todd, Indict
ed last term for soiling spirituous liquor
without license. Dis't Att'y Whitney for
State. '' - '
Tho. Mtuiteith et at, vs. 3. H. Foster
et id. Hill, Thayer A William for pl'ff,
and Boise A Willi and Powell A Fllnn
fordoft.
John Loo vs. L. Elklns ot al. Action at
law to recover money. Thayer A William
and Johns A Jones for pl'ff, and Geo. R,
Helm, Powell A Fllnn for deft.
Andrew Wiley v. L. Kiklns et al. Ac
tion at law to recover money. Thayer A
Williams, R. S. Strahan and John
Jons for pl'ff, and Powell A Fllnn, Boise
A Willis, Geo. R. Helm and Wm. Strong
fordeft.
W. W. McGohon vs. G. A. Hill,
County Clerk, of Linn county, Oregon,
Writ of mandamus. Johns A Jones for
pl'ff.
Jennie Grubb vs. C. W. Gruuo. Bun ror
decree. Boise A Willi for deft.
Garrison Gorst va, Sarah J, Huston and
E. B, Frum. Action at law to recover
money. E. N. Tandy for pl'ff.
BAHTtyiN OHEGON.
Tks Weatbsr.a Htork-Tha BsarUrt
srs A jNonrvrscalslMtti Bststsraiwurfy
UI A string ot CosmsMsdrvnas asia aaai
stasia Throats.
Warm Srm.vag Agency, Feb. 25,
Editor Democrat:
I wish to nay to yoj, and to all whom
It may concern, that we have passed
through the dreary, cold winter, and
are now happy. The eun i hlulng
warm and pleasant, the tender grass Is
hooting up upon the sunny hillsides,
which Is great yieouragoment to poor
shadowless cow and calve. Indeed
the winter has been o (ever that
many of them have been reduced to
state of transparency. I was over to
the beautiful Ochoco valley not long
ago, and I noticed quite a number at
dead cattle by the road-side. I was
told that Messrs. CalloWay and Steele,
of Wllloughby, had lost quite a num
ber of cattle which they bad driven
from the Willamette Valley last fall
Also, that Mr. Andy Warren, of
Brownsville, had lost some flfty head,
but a he ha plenty of them hb (an
afford to lose some. Blieep haye don
very well where they have been fed.
and in some localities have done well
without reed. The loss of stock ba
not been so great aa was at first report
ed, and should the otolith of March be
anything like It usually la In thl coun
try, stock will do well from thl on,
attended aa exhibition given by the
Odd Fellow and Granger of Pflne
vllle, for the purpota of procuring
money to defray the eipeh.es of flt-
tlna- no their hall. Thef netted the
sum of t0 which would about pay for
the corbel.
I learned while there that Mr. m-
ward Freeland wa very sick, (uflerlng
from rheulnatlam In one of hi legi
and that there wa nd possibility of
hi recovery. I wa sorry to bear thl,
aa Mr. Freeland I an old resident of
Albany, nd a true gentleman. I hop
he I not o bad a reported.
I have not had the pleasure Of penis'
Ing the Democrat or any other paper
for about si I week". Don' t know
whether the transit of Venus got off
In good shape or not. Borne ay that
the earth slipped one notch North at
that t'tne. 1)0 you know If it Is o,
and whether liny tep have beert tak
er! to get It back again? Will we have
to pay for palter that Were froften up
at I'drtland? Do yon lliltik we shall
ever see another tuper? All these fs
U-s, III hg qtiMIOti Which we propose to
understand before the next election,
and If they don't give a a wagdii fond
up tho fjoluhiblsl, We will shift down
on your supply ot beef, roll Mt Hood
Into the river, ami secede front the
State, and leave you Webfeet to flit
thing Just to ult yourselve. W
give you fair wanting.
CHiTike.
FaHMroKHaLit.-K. K. Merrill l
vertlse tut sale a fl ne farm of UtO acres,
situated two Mil its from tills elfy,
Look at Itis U
ADYKBTISKMKNTa. ti
NEW FIRM,
KEW goods
HAftRISBURC I
MOTtO i
LIVE A!l LET UTE!"
II shall InalnrtifMo this iWofW In? (SWIM by
putrouliiii ih ft IntaM
aViso trttriiUntti lilts jtitrtrT
of tor lnts pnrtiiers. Messrs. O; f Irrst anil
AnsiKt!hrr. I am desirous of keeplnc Ilia
liiiftimifts ttnlY, ton lnrtner standanl nffd ttt Etvf
lh fullest MtlsfaelKni to rostoncrr.'
f lfnti tHii with' rfbsh ha-
Toioe of nsw goods, eonsluf In of
Dry tlood, " .
Clroeefle!
Gent'l FafBiahlng iioodfa,
I.adir' Irrea tioodsr, ,
II at at ap.
Boots hhoe,
1 -: v ' . . Hardware,-
, t'rorltery, :
... ttrt ste, .
such as Is tnHthitf k hi
riRSt C1ASS RETAll ttilXtlt
. , Allot whloh I will sell st ,
ClREATt.Y RBDVCED PBK ES I
Constantlf st tlXrid,
AIBT2 LBR'S OElSBRAfED
RAW HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS
S,yt, MAT:
vcn'My,
-rowu -
BRICK WC?ti.IC
row fiia
TATE t'AI'lTOL BililDIIICI
AT BAI.Gtl.
TIDWlt,I. llf? RECEIVEty FOR IjAYIm?
1 1 a 1 brleks nsosssarr to inoiosa sain Duua
Inc aeeordins to Diana . and Booctlloattoits,
which san bo teen at tae Architect' oruos In
Hald'bMa must ba aeeonrsanrefl by an nr
dartahlnf, with two or mora urrt) s, of not
less tnao nre wr oiu. 01 hii,,,iih
Mil Mnnilltlonoil that h ths oontraat bs award-'
ed to tho said bidder h wtll srrtar into bonds
for the faithful performance of said eontractr
Ths bids reoslvod by tho Hoard for said brink
worlt will so opened by said Hoard at thalr
ofnoe, In nalem, on the Wtll day of March,
at on. n'u oca n- m. or said nay,- i nn
Board reserve the. stunt lo refect any and alt
bills,
I), a. coin will bo paid a. the Work ao.
s1""'-.
p, r,. Wilms, asatasarvj .; ,. .
tMiOlu, rao. ln, laia,' niiw
GUARDIAN SALE
HEAL BATE i
MjOTICF! IB HRlrtBY GIVK!( THAT BY
1 virtue ot an oritur made by the t'otifrty
Court, within and for th County of l.lnn,
stnto of Dregon, on tho 2d dsy of Foorflafy,
1H75, In the matter of trmestiite snA ctmritan,
ship of Francis M. Fields, Mrffv E. FtIO. Ha
rah 0. Fields and Wm. H. Fletils, minors, f, U.
C, Cooley, iiisrdlan of tho persons and es
tates of said minors, will, on
Monday, tht lBth of March, lSS,
at ths court house dob, Iff (h mt t tHny,
In said county, of Um at the hour M one
o'olouk P. M. of that day: otter for sale at pub
lic auction, Ilia anfflvMe. Kmr-flnhs 0!
the fi,ll,mlrr doserllxid real estate (betas;
tho Interest ill s"ald minors' thcreirrl to-
Wlt 1 The Moulfl nail ot llio noutn-eiisi qunnrr
of section No. 1, In Tnwntttrp No. M of ItairBO
No. 8 West, In Una eetfuty, Oregon, contain-
'"Isiills'iSsW real ostats still fc oM rnr'gnfa
mi. nf ihj, IT u.nn.llilrd lo be nald down on
the day of sale, one-thlrd to he paid ths first
dayorjaniiarf, ira, and rmr.llilrd tho first
day of January, Is, with tfrfcfsst 6n the da-
frrnid paymanm. at (ho rnle of one ior tttfit. r
month, aooured by mofiijiifffl titt
(ft
rfinJ-
U. O, COUl.KV, Uunnlini,.
h mnniciiiin nu inn in
Julius ioxm. Attorney
n-jJvtt.
AI'llllll0ritATtl'M
or-" ' '
that bv virtu at aii orxlr mvtl by th
I'.umiv rinsirt Mflihln an if lor th r'ount.y of
Linn, Htntti of Oretjan, on tho tth Onjr of (M-(wmhf-r,
mi. In lh mutter ttt th s.ut ot Ai
M. I.nit.fi, de8ftrl, 1, John Htiftton, Admlc-
litrator or tit m tn aaio mm. uiiMun,
d3C8Ht, will, on -a
Saturday, the J3tH ttf" Mdrchf 1873
atthCottlfmiMdoor In IhaOHjr of Alhanr
In iatd county of Mnn, betwucn ih houf of v
t'eloftk ( th moriitDK nrf 4 o'dloctt In lh
renin.-of thai day. tfwH ; at tli h"r of I
Vslrwtk rs m AlTr tnt aala at WtftHff lllon,
tha followliiK deferltfl r tttnimt buInnRlnt
to thu aoid citnta and ilttiata In id county,
to-wit f Tha North-fiftrtt f'mrth of th- Hottch
wmt (iiartrir, and lha North-Weil fourth at tha
femitli-tiuKt Oiiartnr of Hrcllou So, 'Jfl, in Town
hip No. 14, rtiiuth nf lUnK NO. 8. Weal, oon-tHlolnKWnrrr-.
Terma f Bald ma! eitat will
u .,.lf fM mln nt tha llnltart Mf !. one.
half lo be r-ald down on the day f nlw, unrl
the irinain-l.'r- Ift lx minltn nemirfd by malt
gHa on ilia pf-tnuvM, liin nnnn;,!,
Joiiwrt Jt Jon km, Aduilalnlrntof,
AU'ya lor Admlnlatraior. 37w4.
PIOTUBE3.
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for aanlUOnai COf'y. wnirii iww nmn
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Klntn one ittiii, arid la furnl"hit with 3 alphas,
ia ol tyx lor i,.w, w Snlphii ftw ..;.
The hur-UnuUHtainp. wltn I ati'tiabota
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Tim ttri(ftved hrfnd Btump, pHnU S WBi-a.
ti lis. mi Citiimitl;i ( ri Prlnifr. for biia-
lnimnmA 'HLhri?, irluLe 4 II.-, wuu iu
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Ujiff, with tHali.ljrt.Kita, . .
Tlt Hiamomi i'nniing l'rwi pntila mrm 4
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'wr4.r. to NOntu
tWnaaiA AJoy, ooo
ADTB V 1 I 9 '' " !' NX
Mm-iiuoiit m sATi ASTia
f yea mat fiiA s.-;,
1 Use them, to relieve the Stomach and -1
bowals, and deans the tlrbolo A!!
" maotary Onxi
4t ytit wad i iVer .'iaia'scf,
Use thm, to restore the action of this.
" Orpin, and to remove all obstructions
M tk biliary duct, and you get rid of
felilou Dyspepsia.
, , 1' 1 . ! it, I j t
it yoi mat t &Cd &asa8vtt,
' Cse them in small doaea, and thegf
trill retsaova a Costive habit of body,
trhich, if let alone, map generate
' serious disease, -.v.' -
lh Jayas'a laaatin Pill are helpfui
also, In Stcto Duma, and ror what in .
known aa "Impurity of tht 1 Uluoi." 1
They may be takon at all time wttS
oat dajsger, and while rising them,yo
may eat and' drink a nsnal " ,
' Prepared only by the Proprietors, Das
S. JatHi A Sort, Philadelphia, and sold : 1
by Crane A Brigharo1, Wholesale Agents,
ban Francisco, nd by Srngglsta getM
'. ..."
.j&nba ii,owA.t, .,'
jjEJMj!OK,C)liEGON ,
1 tiiLKit rs "
6ciRAL MKIUniSDISCI
WILL Kit AIWA.YS 8H KAKO H FULL STOCK
1311-ltf , GOODS J
Groceries i
i. -a-si-w-w-sr-wT- A -sra w .
iliVJ tl V Jl -AU ' '
Boot stRit Sho I
Aft for Sail al Hit lwort frioos for CAJrj
ii I'rtOblJCK; ......
ATI persons O'hifr A. Cowan ft Coi caa seltls
(ly eftltlne off m at behstton. i ;
. tomtiti. " JA.MKS L. COWAN. ,
empIre bakery j
piioVisioN STOiiEi
JOIII, SCIII.IKl.I.f
OSr. Pint sV HUiwosmh St. Albany, Or
Xea.s eosilsptlj a sac a sett .lite asssrf
santr
a ro Cartas aad Veg-ataolos' , (
macti aad raacy Oandios!
Wiaaf aad Caused fruits!
Oif lrrsj Ptjo irad Tebaeesi "
A 00 arerytataf slsa to to round la first olaM. -
Fstail raaall; lirvesrj ana nouon nsiaonia-
nent. "Hs and let lire," is ray mono, san
shall ba las sis, of ssy siaansr af doallng wit
SMstoMers.- Call aud sea o.
TTn37yl. . ... . . iJU" at;tlMr,r,n. ,t
k Gem wotli RtaJiBgl-1 Diawsd wortli feiaj!
SAVE TOUR ETES! '
Bettor toui Sightl I 1
Mnw ,, SOS,"',rtC0 . !
IHSVS anas raw oiaviavneo, s
rraatMsr r Illwe- I
tr.Ult HIVMIl)l.IUY
Illlllliri'i Tells
aw to Restore Itnite-tr-
M V!st and Orerworfext I-r!Bi
ieMM Wemls. Wetlarv. i II IV il r ,1 . m
Heait)is!huil Byss, asui au outor lia
S)SMMaoV the atyes. . . - '
, Tsri so miuim Hbmtif nr jajtrmKit .
turn oiA.iim oy tour nosh jko
riotmina rouH pacm. pamphieriii
t;oaMsiUotS'ra. eat yowsaUuU-oa
Agents "Wanted,
teats ar Mist fit to HO dsy soref4
taU aartlealars seat rrea, Brt'.. lniilunelj,
DB. J. BAIL ft 00, fP-o. bw4
sW.UIaaai4lwXitav,aX.
, , ) A C'ABIt.
A H. BEl.t, PAHKUrt, I.ATK llr IIHW-
con t'ily, lss leave to Inlorin tho tml'lio
thai
they nave uorrllnseil tne enure enti-a ui
sieaieines eio:,- lormeriy owouu ui ... ,
Hon, ami. that ttii-y design, ciinllnuing
the business ift tile old statul, wlieto they fm-
Four to Kiwp in 1 110 IIHlirc, ftHUI nrworsmm m
iniK", ;htiilalB, I'uUiut M'iiclm-n, Toilet Ai
llelfB i(nrt "vprythlng nuMy found In a drat
slnNNdfurf itorc, , l.
ttta ItiM'tol ironiB" hrrptororo axfnded to
the oi, lirniMf, Wo hopo at the wune time, hf
fair ana niMTfti tlfnntiK, ana cnrtiui mirtn
lo the want" frf ctiM.mi' rfi to inmit tb ftaffi
or any hKW frleiiUiioiuy favor ii-wiUtU.otr
order.
1'itrtictiiar attfnnon wtit w etwpo mww j-'f
oouiulfiiL' of uhysU'lrtriji prcfM-fh.titniB nr.d ma
ny reoeiitta at flit noura in urn any
tyt ai U bmira yf tho dn or iduht.
Biicce"wr to It. C. UlU
A. Ill llftl.K 1
Hoy; ; -
ntftf.
Albaay. Or ton, Uet, Vth, W(i.
WCNOER GF TRE WORLD r
Look isre, weary omt n.
tilE itiui tmi pmt
i(h best, cheeoeet and most dumhla ma."
thlnoevorlnvriiti.il, and will U ixAhlnt ti
find out What It will lo. '' '""J.""',",'
Urn. as the .rntliltry Is fnll of them. '1 ha 1 11-'
max eait lie tnul I'.y cnlHiis u 'si' a(:'i.
from W. tr.MfKflriml'Un l"f'.Alt.m,y. Tim
pfleeof this womb-rliil inaehhio wnavs from.
u, l,l), anil worth the nlU'iilln ;f every
family In the Hlnle; don't fall to sea it below
tuiKrhoslnB Ssy irther. ,
KI.I IIAZ.'.I, Uiuewl Alfent tor ths Stata ot
Orejcon. nistf. .
NOTICE TO TOiliHO.ttKa .
tlHR FtKMT MKHISf? the srtv
i-f(tir)iluMi ci!(tl Htoclt "t UieAtdrt
rrult rn'arrvtlit. Cum.tl.y. of Allmtiy.
i.!i,Hl lie hwkt at tha t unrt fiouso. In ttiitCHJ'
of Allmny, hinn coimtj', ( wtKuo, on Ute ,
loth dtiij of Jfdnjii A. aO.
ft mie h'cldtik tn llio ivftcrtiotm. f'"' t P'"
pmi'tit v-ii-fHur (nil If-iB than thrw) Mr-i .r,
aa the (tfoUimNrr v''?int "Irnll .Irt'itoiiK-i
ftml tfiis)Siu-ltii'.t nil tAhrt l)M?n-w. '-- -
UmfT tin !uiu'e of this Hlnif-t ' '
(dii at aoittt iiHwiinj. ,
y o.d,r of ha o.nrd XTiViT
AfataAKT, Orf(Toli, f oU. "1-
tt.itt ilH! ('.' WltllV llf Ii""
ti.ie in Mi rot !
nnd alt iwrworin tr-i
tNt JkIl b e J i
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