The state rights democrat., March 21, 1879, Image 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1879.
Cnarcu Dlrrrlarr.
V. l Cavitcit. Preachiugevery Sabbath,
at 11 A. M., and 7 P. at. by Itev. f". U. Ir
vine, I). D. eUbbnth School at 2:30 r. M.
I'rayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
Ev.vxokucai. Ckcbch. Preaching on Sab
bath at 11a. m., and 7 P. M. Sabbath
School 12:15. Pntyer meeting evory Thurs
day evening. J. liowersox, pastor.
Calvary Chuki-h. Services every Sab.
bath at 11 A. M. and P. M. Sabbath
School at 2:31). Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening f each week. W, K.
Floyd, pastor.
-M. K. CllCRi-H, Soitb. Service every
SaMtli at St. Paul's M. K. Church, South,
at 1 1 :M a. M. and 7 r. M. Sabbath School
at 10. I'rayer meeting every Friday
evenng. I A. Moses, pastor.
M. E. Cuvucit. Preaching every Sabbath
at 11 a. m. and 7 P. M. .Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
at 2:30 P. M. I'rayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Will commence a protracted
meeting at the close of the week of prayer in
January. J. F. Do Vore, pastor.
Sr.rETKRS Episcopal Cnr itcn. -Divine ser
vice is held in the Church every Sunday at
11 A. M. Sunday School at 2:30 P. M. K.
L. Stevens, pastor.
Baptist Chvroh. Services every Sabbath
at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabhath "School at
12. rrayr meetiiii! every Thursday even
ing. V. J. Crawfui.l, pastor.
AX OFFER!
.abarrlber. Be Sar Te Bead This.
Recognizing the fact that all our people
are now affected by the hard times, and
knowing that when they pay out money for
newspaper they of course wast to get as
much reading matter as possible, we make
. the following announcement and offer :
To all subscribers who will settle what
they owe and pay ns one year ia advance for
the Democrat, r to any new snhscriber who
pays in advance, we will send the following
free of charge:
The Chicago W'ttLly Xtir for six months,
or the
Farmers' -,' .t for one year.
the rmt a; sew
is an independent paper about the size of the
DxxocRAT, but it is printed in smaller type,
and doesn't have, over two columns of adver
tisements. Each number is crammed full
with the latest news of the world, miscella
neous articles, and as it always has from
three to five stories in it a home circle can
not find anything else which would be more
weleomeXS".
For $o.l-o in advance we will send it and the
Democrat to any address for a full jrar.
The Fledge and Signers.
Following will be found the obligation
taaen by the rueinbors of the new temper
ance society, organized in this city on Feb.
22, 1879, and a list of the members up to
date, it being published by request of the So
ciety:
THS OllHOATIOS.
Wa. Ui umlmlffued, do rirby solemnly euini
arselvM upon honor aa -ontlmii, that wc. n4 each
at ua, will whotli abstain from th line of all mtoxieai
hut liquor (suirituoua. vinous ar malt) for th parlwl
iiaoJ opposite our rctiv naiu i oxT'
ical mirnM onlv. and then noon th writum pre-
crtuUon ol a practicing- phvaiciaa In good staiium.
YoaiHi Name
4
..(or Mo
i Humphrey.. ........... 3
Man V llrnwn-........... a
Joba ttusch 1
Jam 1 Cowan. ,........, 8
Mao 8 MonWith 3
II Brrant ... s
Uro K t'haubarlaln,
I O lkaT ............
N B Humphrey ......
D 8 Smith.....
S L Irrlua.. ......
l 0 Moor........
D f Muon
N T Moore.
W K Prie
i l urn
C K Wolvarto..,
i W Duncan ......
R C Hill
W H Howl
II H Hawitt
S A John........,
I M Bruc.. ,
L C Rice
C H Stawart
D M Taontnsoa.,
L Bllvu ,
N Price Si
John Kotltr.......(or li'j
Jaaon Whalr W
liamallol Parriah . ...lor lihsl
L R Main ., VU
R W CuiKlill SO
W V k.lchum..... 3
AM Roop....
Uo W Bill.. ...fur 111.
O r bimnaoa....,
(1 B Haisht....
Phillip Cohan. .
K H Lang-don....
W II MaiwflaM...
Paul dHalrry.,..
TJ O'Connor ...
Year
(or life
) R Templeun (or llf
W II fiord (or III
11 w IMrry..,
I
.tor llf
(or llf
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Onr Stw Ad.
One of the best farms in Linn county U for
sale, and the adv. can be found in another
column. It contains SCO acres, is well im
proved, and will be told at a bargain.
Dr. C. C Kally advertises with as this
week. lie has been practicing inedioine in
Albany for several months, and has had vary
good snccoas. He has had many years expe
rience in kit profession and alwayt gives sat
isfaction. ,
A. L. Bridgufariner, of Tangent, liai a
house and Hue garden which he wants to
rent, and takos the best known plan of mak
ing his wishes public.
Jos. Taylor, carpenter and builder, has
failed, and hit creditors will too by referring
to our advertising columns, that he baa made
an assignment of all his property to T. 1'.
Hacklomiu. Kemeinbur this and govern
yourselves accordingly.
J. C. M itched advertises that his hotel
the Commercial is tho only one in town
kept on tho European plan, lie hat no Chi
nese cooks, aud furmshoa meals for 25 cents.
Iteds at his hotel can be had for either C" or
50. Loek up his adv. and see what he sayt.
Another adv. to which we with to direct
the attention of our readers is that of the
Germnii Drug Store, just opened out in this
city by Dr. Schlesingcr. In it nothing is
kept but drugs and medicines, and they are
fresh and of tho very purest quality. Th
Doctor bitusulf is a graduate of University
Halle, one of tho first medical colleges of Eu
rope; he it a thorough chemist, and has a
complete understanding ef drugs aud medi
cines, lid is also a surgeon of merit, ana
gives free consultations in conjunction with
l!A Cowan... 3 Dr. Do- Wolfe. Consult hit ad f . chwcly.aiid
Wni Van Vactor....
I, u Mr1ill.........
Ln Wheeler
Joaeith I-irirell-. ...
........... S,J W Alioroo
SiT H llackloman....
lir' P levney
,. 1 J B Mahar
IiKR Humphrey...
ni William Kerter
....(or 111 H II Althou.
llf M KedtWId
I.s.uiu'-l K loung
Oil McVtiin
A tiuieer
Win Ulchter
Kraiik II Kent...,
L N l.lmnU
l.EOHv.le.
... ljW A Humphrey
... .1
. 1
10
W
a
.lor III
I!!! s
i
, ss
........ i
..(or life
.....for life
(or life
1
I
tor life
t
lor lite
SKI II Bbr
..lor lif!l M fmiley - . S
Will W lliipiphniy a
....w ' v s Km 1
W II IXnid
J B Irrln.. K
T 11 lavi
Wavl Vane . 1
John Conttur.........for life
8 l Haley for lif
J II Koaur lor llf
Kll Carter for life
W o Slwart lor 111
M H StroaL........... ........ 1
WO Plir. .eu
W R Weallak I
W KCraham 0
W H MartleML lor III.
II Jay w Wain... . S
The following persons have been elected
members of the Society, but have not yet
signed the pledge
call aronnd and make lU acquaintance.
A P Bnton,
C K fottnn,
Jo Webber, Jr.
J W r'ortar, Jr,
J 8 Laslee,
U W ilray,
N P Coan,
0 C Chrry.
Wm Rumbaueh,
C Parka.
J E Hannon,
P O Harper.
B V Purdou,
0 W Warrea,
J Henton,
A Haleotjen,
G Haffenden,
John Morria,
Hi Eckertnan,
A D Monleith,
w B Barr,
TIC FABSESS' KETIEW
is a 1 5-page monthly agricultural paper, and
is as fall of departments as the government
at Washington, and they all bear evidence of
unusual skill and industry in their manage
ment. Besides its agricultural articles it
giyea a great deal of miscellaneous reading
and some splendid stories.
It and the Democrat will be sent one year
for only $3.
Remember that ws cannot make these of
fers Co any one but new subscribers who pay
in advance, or to old subscribers who square
cp and pay one year in advance.
It isn't every day that such an opportunity
is offered to get two papers for the price of
one, and yon would do well to improve it.
aTShow TkL a Taar Xe-lshber.-El
Set sip Tear Bar at Dame.
Bar-keepers in this city pay on an average
$2 per gallon for whisky. One gallon con
tains an average of 65 drinks, and at ten
cents a drink the poor man pays on aa aver
age 6 50 per gallon for his whisky. In oth
er words he pays $2 for the whisky and i SO
to the man for handing it over the bar.
Make yonr wife your bar-keeper. Lend her
$2 to buy a gallon of whisky for a beginning,
and every time yon want a drink go to her
and pay ten cents for it. By the time yoa
have drank a gallon she will have SC 50, or
enoagh money to refund the $2 borrowed of
yon, bey another gallon of whisky, and have
a balance of $2 50. She will be able to con
duct future operations on her own capital,
and when yoa become an inebriate, unable to
to support yourself, shunned by all rwpecU
ble people, your wife will have enough money
to keep yoa nntil yoa get ready to fill a
drunkard's grave.
Several persons at Tangent having asked
that a branch of the Legion of Honor be es
tablished at that place, a party of our citi
zens consisting of (. F. Simpson, D. M. Con
ley, W. B. Floyd, Ike Conn, John llodgers,
L. C Marshal and A. M. Hoop, and Mr.
Moodi, of Soap Creek, went up there last
Wednesday to assist in the organization of
the sooiety. It was a fearful night, but
e gentlemen are so interested in the
cause that they allow no ooatacle to turn
them from their path of duty, and so they
procured a hand car and made the trip.
They arrived at their destination in good
time, and at the close of a religious meeting
hick was being held in the church, Geo. F.
Simpson made a brief and telling speech.
closing by patting in nomination I'.cv. Z). C.
MeFarland as chairman. He was elected
and then the audience was addressed by
Messrs. Conley, Floyd, llodgers and others,
and when the pledge was circulated the en
tire audience, with the exception of two,
signed it 26 in all. A permanent organiza
tion was not effected, owing to the lateness
of the hour, but Rev. MeFarland will call a
meeting in a few days for that purpose. We
hope to hear a good report from this branch
of the Legion of Honor, and it is very prob
able we shall when it perfects its organiza
tion.
A BeaatiTal Display.
The finest display of goods that wt have
ever seen in a show window is at Fox, Banm
& Co's, and we hope all oar readers in this
city, especially the ladies, will goaronad and
"take a peep" at it, and while looking at it
remember that Ted Marks, the genial and
affable representative of J. M. Pike t Co., of
San Francisco, is the gentleman who arranged
the display. If he should display the same
artistic taste when he selects his wife, he will
get a lady that will be absolutely perfect.
UaUry Ilatrl.
Mr. John Sippey has purchased the hotel
in Halsey, taking possession last Monday,
firet cleaning np and renovating the entire
house, and putting everything in shape to
perfectly attend to the wants of the traveling
public. With clean beds, the best to be ob
tained in the market constantly on the ta
blet, and careful attention to the wants of
all who "put np" with him, Mr. Sippey
hopes to deserve and receive his share of the
patronage.
The Temperance If esaengcr.
The neatest looking and best printed pub
. licaiion in this State was laid on our table
last week. The title is the Temperance Men
tender, and it is printed in this city by Mans
field & Monteith. As its name indicates, it
is devoted to the temperance cause, and,
jndging from its contents, we believe it wil
in a short time be a power in the battle wit
King Alcohol. It is a neat pamphlet of eight
pages, and is furnished to subneribert for $1
per year.
Leak Oat.
Alec Purdom,
K B laUhnn,
W C Moriran,
A A Kaney.
It C Clement,
T M Calloway,
J FMeCov.
IT S Mealey.
HKM Blackburn.
K L Bryan,
Frank Wheeler,
C Itaffeoden,
V II Ky mom!.
E Buchanan,
D ti Clark,
A R Pa t Ion,
K.I R V Carter.
J K Weatherford,
C M Cartwright,
L Kllnn.
W K llllyen.
J F llaclietiato.
Hr II J Boughton.
The Lrcloa at TancrnL.
Ike til)" fenipronUaC fnee.
Ai-bast, March 17th, 1S7'J.
Editor J)emocrtU:
How can tho City Council explain the pre
cipitancy with which it acted in compromise
ing the damage suit (f Willaby against the
City of Albany? It soems that no attorney
was consulted, nor does it appear that any
tax-payers were permitted to know too
minds of the Council or its reasons for the
course it was about te take, except it may lie
souio of th owners of the Canal Ceuipaay,
by whose criminal negligence the accident oc
Icurred that was made the foundation of this
action, was, by its graco, permitted to
share its confidence. The Council in effect
ing this compromise in the haste it did, not
I only assumed to judco of the right of ac'.ion
which tho plain titT might have, but also of
tho legal sufficiency of the complaint ignor
ing on amicable settlement with the plaintiff
soon after fan accident occurred which
agreement had been partially complied with,
I by which he was to be reimbursed for actual
I damages sustained. Hat this is not all. The
Council seem determined if possible to settle
this matter in a way to atop the City of AI
bany from availing itself of any recourse it
might have bad upon the Canal Compaay
for whose negligence the City should answer
in damage. It seems that the Council as
sumed a fearful responsibility in thus blindly
I appropriating 81..VX) of the people's money.
Cri.E!.
Leak Here.
Mr. Mattoon aayt that the principle opou
which his meat preserving process acts is,
that it destroys all the insect life in the meat
and so prevents purification. This being
the ease we cannot see why ft would not act
equally at well on living at on dead Set a.
Mr. M. says he is so well satisfied that it
will, that he proposes if any man has a scab
by theep he is willing to experiment with,
he will go any reasonable distance and apply
his process, and will pay for the sheep if it is
killed, but if cured the owner must give
written statement of the fact over his signa
ture with the liberty of public nse. If the
'process should prove a success in this mat
ter, it will coat the iheep owners lew than a
cent a gallon, and anyone can make it and
use it when needed. Some one having scab
by iheep should give him a trial Hit prop.
osition is fair.
Home nuil Abrmiil.
Boaeh spent last Sabbath' in this
olegaut new
(lucss who
Bather Aauanlag.
Ths Dalles having announced the intention
of purchasing a steam fire engine, the agents
of the different engines down at Portland aro
having a wordy warfare with each other in
setting forth the merits of their "masheens'
and the demerits of all others. It makes ns
laugh heartily to see them, in their comma
nications to the Oregonian, berate each other
so soundly, when we all hnow that they are
wasting their sweetness on the desert air,"
for we have an engine np here that will
throw water farther than any one in Port
land. It got away with the cold medal at
Portland in 1S7S, and can do it again.
Th Lrglaa of Honor.
This temperance organization met i'u open
session last Friday evening and after being
called to order proceeded to the electiou of
officers, which resulted aa fellows:
President, Ceo. Hsinpbrcy.
Vice) President, Mart. V. ilrown.
Secretary) Geo. W. SilL
Treasurer, John Connor.
Door-keeper, Master Willie Humphrey.
After the conclusion of the election speech
i es were made by Davul r roman, Cappt.
Humphrey, M. V. Brown, John Rogers, (Ion.
Applegate, O. F. Simpson, John Connor, 1.
M. Conley and Rev. R. C. II ill. Great in
terest is being manifested in this movement,
and tho Conrt House is always filled when
the Society gives an opan meeting. Just be
fore adjournment Friday evening of next
week was selected -aa the time for the next
open meeting, and a committee appointed to
make out programme for that eveniug. For
the purpose of strengthening the Society it
was ordered that the Secretary furnish the
city papers with a copy of the obligation aud
a list of the signers up to date, and in anoth
I er column of this issue it will be found. Re
member that on Friday evening of next week
aa open meeting will be held by the l-eidi.
and all are ramest! invited to attend.
KlaM Ball Miaollaa
In nearly aa tbe snooting matches our
sportsmen have had We Baltimore has come
out winner, bnt last week D. B, Monteith
got ahead of him. ' They had two contests ;
in tbe first Baltimore broke 8 out of 10 balls
and Monteith 7. They then acreed to shout
away nntil all the ball were used up, and
the result was that Monteith made a straight
ran of 25 balls, and Baltimore broke 14 out
of 23. It isn't often that yon hear of such
good shooting as this, and we are proud of it
Those old sports down at the metropolis will
have to look to their laurels or our Linn
county boys will get away with them.
Chow Jaokson't Beit Swoet Navy Tobivo
00.
Will
city.
Fox, Baum and Co. Imvo an
awning sign.
We hear rumors of weddiug.
the parties aro.
Capl Cloo. Bolt, of Saloin, gavo ut a call
on Saturday lost.
Tho "Legion of Honor ha nearly twoliod
into two legions.
Meals 25 cents, bods 23 nud CO cents at
Commercial Hotel.
Blanuhard was takon down to the peniten
tiary from here last week.
Curpatod rooms aud feather bed, - ami
50 cents, at the Commercial Hotel.
Mis Cora Dickinson, of Salem, is now vis
iting hor relatival, the Raymond, i" tla
city.
For i ' - cent meal in the Slate, go
U Lho (Vnu. ir.u Hotul. Bads 'J') and 0
cents.
John Althouse has put down a g"1"
stnuuch sidewalk in front of the Craiior
property on Firat street
A now jewelry store is to bo opened out in
the saiiio baildiiiir with lirown (' Soil. A
Mr. French is tho proprietor.
Old "Uiielo Bart" Allen, of llnlsey, ve
us a friendly call last Wednesday. H
ttill "dead sot" on the temperance cptextion
llalTeudon lire's have just received a very
larg consignment of choice Oregon lord m
10-lb cans, each ouo warrsuted. It will
cheap.
The urand emi-mntlily blow-out of tliu
rMbany I'.lue Ribbon Club unmet off to nior
row evonins at the Y. I. C. A. Hall. lo
not fail to attend.
Xu Gospel Ridgo gfrl says that tlis wcatli
er ha nearly retched front-gato lovliueu,
Jim, we will bat ycu the puauuU that that
girl will "swing low,
Miss OHio Colvor, formerly of this city,
secured the prixu fur the beat tuataiuod char
actor at a nuuiiucrado ball at Priuevilln,
where her parents reside.
Some do not liko our waters, but tiny
must acknowledge that Wobfoot i on t"i
when Spring oietu. No wheto in the world
do they have such beautiful weather.
On draught at HafTundon Bro's - pure r.ia
pie syrup, silver drips, choice strained kim-
ey, ,ev Orleau inoiaaacs, Ran rrauciaco te
lined tyrup, Now York syrup and black n.o
Isaacs.
llartlea still coutiuuea to sell the beat cf
meats at low prices, and delivers free to any
part of the city. KcmoiuUr that he kecj
the Central Market, aud that Iii!S Is tluiuan
who cuts the steak.
Victor Bellinger, sou of Judge C. B. Bel
linger, spent last Sabbath in this city. II
has entirely kt tho sight ! In right eye
from the :!cl of an accident ho met with
few montlts ago at Portland.
Haffenden Brothers keep rice Hour, rye
fiunr, oaten groats, cracked wheat, oatmraJ,
corumral, large and email hominy, buckwheat
tlour, graham llour, pumpkin Hour, S'piaah
Dour, and auy oilier kind of liour.
Miss May Bcnttcy, daughter of .M!cntaii
Bcntley, celebrated her "sweet sixteenth"
birthday last Tuesday evening. A great
many rouug fricuds were iuvitcd in a:wl
mirth and enjoyment ran riot until a late
hour.
You map talk about the girl at Yaar
College slidiug down the baiitiwtrrs, but for
ease, grace, and poetrry of motion they can
not at all be compared with a cnup'e of Al
bany College girl while playiug that old ami
time-honored game of leap-frog.
The finest Oregon sugar cured hams,
shoulders, lreakfaat baoon,aidrmeat. pickled
pork; also Kaatrrn ham and breakfast bacon,
smoked bcuf, smoked tongues, smoked sal
mon, salt salmon, whitefiah, mackerel, Hol
land barring in kegs, dried herring. Kaatrn
codfish, bonele codlUb, etc., at Haffenden
Bro's.
Men may come and men tuny go, the sea.
sou may follow each other in regular ue.
cession, dust may return to dust, the tan
may continue to shine ujjh tho just and the
unjust, but the world has yet to discover a
in ui who can sleep with a clear conscience
uju wilfully and penitently neglects to pay
the print-r.
Drain f a Meilraa War Veteran.
TIU III'.IU IXaTITI TK.
To Truelim and School ()J!i-era ;
If our attention it lioroby called to the tui
tion of a Teaohors' Inttitute. to be held in
Albany, Linn cetinty, Orcron, on the 3d, 4th
and fHh days of April, 187. Kvery tsaoher
and every person proposing to teach during
the present season, who it within reasonable
distance of tho place of meeting, ought to at
tend and participate in its work and thare
its bonolits. No teacher can fail to receive
great benellt from theio Institutes, and et-
pocially It thii true of the young nud Inoxpo
rioiieod teauher. School olliucrs, and friend
of tlio educational work generally, aie cordi
ally invited to moot with ui and assist in
every way possible to maku our common
oh. u.I system moat efficient for good to the
cinutitDiiwonKh. Tho executive committee
has arranged a good programme, and made
other necessary arrangement to insure tho
sitcc.., sf th. Institute. The 0. ii ('. II. It
Co. have granted half fare rates to those at
tending by that route. The prospects for a
good Inutile to aro very Haltering.
I,. J. Powki.i.,
Ktip't Pub. Inst.
SKVT YOttlt F4IIIO.
SewMiilerJn1-Mllllnery-'alnmoi-lovei
"-Carpets .UnlrrlH l.
MATGR1AIA
Prints and jaconets devised in floral pat
torus aro charming ro-produution of what
nature in her happiest moment hat accom
plished. But blossoms, buds and attendant
leaves of greeu are almost always very small
and cover th tnrface closely. In all wool,
anil silk and wool materials, the colors of
course become subdued, and here we find the
term domossei applied, while reaching yot
1
PBOGUAMMIC
TillUiHPAV, April 3d, PiT'J.
MoltNIMl HIXflo.M.- !) o'clock.
Opening Ilumarkt
Iliii. I.. J. Puwr.i.l., State Sup't
Aie School Kxhibition Conducive to Kdu
cational Progress? J. L.Gii.iikut, Ixtbanon,
Oral Grammar,
Mum Khtki.i. HowAitn, Albany.
Method of Tenuhing Grammar,
Vvmv. P. A. MiiHKfl, Albany.
Ai-rtiixoos BRJl'llOX. 1 oVum K.
Metliixli of Tricliing Orthography,
B. V, JllVINB, Mcio.
Mental Arithmetic,
Puof. D. V. H. Bw.u, Albany.
Common Fractions,
D. A. Kiiiiu-ATiui k, Albanv.
Ho to Secure Punctual Attondance?
IV.oK. Wm. M. KaLU'.i:, Silein.
i:vr.tis.! HKsiiwi.- 7 ii'ri ii,
Add, lies, K. K Art'l.ltiiATK Albany.
" Jim.r. XV. ti. Pu nt, AUoy
" Br.v. V. B. ISmhof, Sxrl.anou.
Fi.it'W, April 4th. JS79.
JMnssMi r.M:, 'J kt'iiiN-ii.
Methods of Teaching Beading,
Bev. V. 1!. B::ior, Iiiauon
Aro School Priie) ati.I'Bswards Produclivo
of iiw.! Mlii. S. S, Tii,M, Harrisbur
.rri:is-.rfi?i te.mu." 1 o'cu u.
Methods of '.inducting ltocilatiune.
JI. J. T. (itl.i;, Co. Stip't, .Sae:n.
Peninan.shtp.' F. 11. Ill.l:i, Swoet Home.
Svhool ltoojn Deportment and Preervatiin
of Kch4 Projirty, I. I'.is.vec, Albany
r.M-... sei.iu.S. 7 oVum i;.
Ad.lreM, ilzs. Maut. Y. huotts, Albany.
F,iay, M:- MAtnc Powr.Lt., halem.
Iectura. ''i'eae-hiug as a Profcaaion,"
Pkoi. D. T. Stam cv, Monmouth.
I'.ec.ta'.ija, Mtit Btistirv MiMiir;j,,Sa'iem.
Apr.: ."lh,
'J i' :..m .,
H71.
aportiasen's Coed.
CaSee and plee.
Mr. Mattoon says that he would like to
find the wretch who started the report that
his meat preserving apparatus will snck eggs.
He wants te "put a head on him." He sayt
it it a vfle slander. Bat he admits that the
man was not so far wrong after all, as it will
keep a well dressed chicken tweet and fresh
for twelve m.Qnthtand no mistake.
T o whom it map concern :
We, the undersigned, have used the coffees
and spices pnt np by CI. Esmonin, proprietor
of the Albany Coffee and Spiee Manufactory,
and we pronounce them to be of the very best
qnality, and f ally equal to any yfo have ever
used:
Thos. Monteith, M. V. Brown,
0. H. Stewart, A. Monteith,
L. K. Liggett, James Mady,
J. M. Merrick, J. Harris, .
J. R. Herren, St Charles Hotel,
T. 8. Mealey.
i 1
Te Patrons af The Democrat.
We simply must have money from those
who owe nt. Onr creditor! want theirt and
we mast have what is due nt to that we can
pay them. This it the last call we shall
make through the paper. If there is not an
early response we shall be compelled to
plies oar accounts in the bands of an at-'
torney far collection.. '
Scott et Monteith received by tho last
steamer a fine lot of sperttmen't goods, ecu
suiting ef fishing rods, reels, baskets, artifi
cial flies, hooks, etc., and the neatest little
thing in the shape of a hunting enp that weJ
have ever seen. The prices ranee a creat
deal lower than asual on nearly all the arti
cles mentioned. Fishing parties will toon
organize for trips to the lakes and other
placet, and we advise all parsons whe expect
I to go to call around and get their outfit at
Scott & Monteith'.; the first that calls gett
the chouse.
Yesterday the melancholy intelligence of
the death of Henry Humphrey was received
by hi relatives in this city, lie having paaaed
away titi Friday, the Mtli , irttt, aged almut
year. He was one of the first to reapond
to the call for volunteer when the Mexican
War vjicneJ, and served throughout the en
tire war, receiving at one time a wound in
the lung which he has suffered from ever
since.aiid which in the end camel his dioth.
At the close of tbe Mexican War be c&nie up
on the plains, where for several years ho
was engaged in hunting aud trapping, being
in company during one season with the fa
mous Kit Carson. He finally found his way
to Oregon, where he married Mis Jane
Burston, and settled down on a homestead
at the Cascades, where he has resided ever
tiuce. He was open-hearted and generous,
and had multitudes of" friends who sincerely
regret his death. He was the second of the
thirteen children born to Mrs. Elizabeth
Humphrey, and was a brother of Cnpt X.
B. Humphrey, and Geo. Humphrey, of this,
city. He leaves a wife who has lovingly
taken cara of him during bis long illness,
and who will never cease mourning his de
parture.
SAjrr.t'vY.
XilUMMl ar-o?l..
School Discipline,
J. K. Bi v, Mariou cuiinly.
What Are Some of the Prominent Cau.- of
Failure in Tealiiiia ?
15. A. I'ASItlii. Halaey. j
Gography,' Mus. Ai:ma Kios, Aiban. j
Anr-HNoo" u:i.v. --1 u'i j
Object Tcaehinj;, j
Ph'.r. l..r.'.:c !liv.n Crva!Ji. i
tfygetivof fichooMtoom, '
PihS'. J. A. Sn.t.v. -., Salem. I
Citizenship, t
Pnor. Hewitt, Albany C'oUesiala I.tsti'.uu.
Uut Common Multiple and Greatest Cum
man DivUor, S. S. Tc.ais, Harriithurg.
kvkmso er. !!. 7 o'lfiK.
Ueeitation. B. F. 1kviN, S.io.
Sacati!ic loctnro Iliustratlby Kxierimonts,
Pr..r. Coujlu, Willamette University.
Becitation, Ml M.wiiiie I. Foster, Albany.
Th exercise will bo held at the Court
House and cxoeBont music bos been secured
for the occasion.
cosiMrrrr.K x ssi'M.',
MirhXbttiu Piren, Mrs. I Bil.vat-,
Mi.n HkTTiETnoarwx, Ciia. Wxnzw.
I
KXKCIT1VK COMMirtKE.
Pi.v. h. J. Puwr-uu, Piwr. D.Y.S. P.sr.o
M:sn Ektclla HoWAiiK, Miii. I. Bn.VKr,
Him Hkttie Tiiomiis, Mb. 1. Kggart,
Mil F.U.A HlN.IAKBIl, I- X. I.KKiKTT.
Eml ti Love a Kblnlna Mark.
Many of otir readers attended the lost act.
aion of the Temperance Alliance in this city.
aud will remember Mr. Hubert Fagan, of F.n"
gene, who took part in the proceedings. It
is our ineloncholly duty to announce the
death of this taleuted gentleman, he having
been taken away last Tueailay morning (his
3Ut birthday) after only a few days illness.
lie was a fining young lawyer, ami gavo
promise of brilliant future.
Ague Kerned.
iigher types iu all tilk, wo come to those
Huh brocades which will comtituto an im
portant part of the handioineit spring cos
tumes, Pokin ttripet are also ;uilu funliion
able and in various widths appear on all
ulatiet of goods. ' For general wear very thin
woolent are in quiet shades of grey or brown
while some of tho most expensive havo hairs
lying flat over tho surface after the manner
of India camel's hair, which during tho win
ter was so highly esteemed. Thin gnnzutare
covered either with brocaded patterns dit
posed at random over the surface, or it
stripes.
MJJ.MSr.ltV.
The most clcgaut bonnet are of soft yellow
Tuscan or chip, aud are brought out in
shape which with crown of medium height,
how a wide brim of equal dimension all
round. This brim the milliner catches oc
cording to bar fancy, and in consequence we
find considerable variety. In general the
brim flares over tho forehead, but the flower
are not placed inside but aut.ide, where they
are used with much boldness. M.xt frequent'
ly they appear in heavy rows without foliage,
but sometimes rich Kprays ure lecn; nor ai o
bmjunt excluded. Full blown rove are ia
great favor, as' a ell' tt!u ai r.rysanthernum
and poppic. Jpng ostricu plume sweep
over these, fancifully shaped bounot, and of-
t'iii'.iine tho trimmnir is of soft si.k or s itin
on the bias dUMed in fol.ln, v. hi!., on the in
side a lining of dark velvet or a shirting of
ilk forma an effective contrast Breton lace
is in gte.it favor ia millinery and is combined
in all manner in ways. A for nbbmi, my
whole letter might bo devoted t thum and
yet the description bo incomplete. .Suffice it
to tay that every possible vr.'irfy of floral
pattern appears, re.--ching in tho innio expen
tive style to very elaborate brocades, while
atripes, plaids, and plain satin, moire or grot
grsin ore in equal favor. Beside ribbons, we
find materia!! in Urge variety brought out
for millinery gauite. brocade, atripea.plaids
and open work silks called guipnte. P.ougli
and ready straws for general ear mure oni
form in shape, aud while riain to a moderate
height over the forehead, arc pressed cjoae to
the head at the side. Smi aro in brih
mixture of colors, rl, blaj, yellow, etc.
like the brighter varieties o! roivd dress
g.jod. English walking bat re-appear, aa
well also a turbans; both !.ing variously
IIICHlifit-d.
cifli' m I
Con.Uitii.lion costumes are in quite as
much favor aa they have ever leeu, and thus
while fancifully devised materials appear in
overwhelming varieties, yet everywhere we
eee plain goods intended to be ed in o2et
Short costumes have of course taken firm
bold. A charming suit in thi style has a
short skirt trimmed with doublo box plait
alternating with binds, and with this, the
Zophae evcrskirt and Berectoiro jacket are
combine.!. Brocade and satin are tho mate
rial used. A pretty house toilette of bronze
velvet and demaasea is madu a ith Fridaover
aUirt ar.d Melaino basque, while another
IllSl'iFVW, OF AV..
Following is a report of the proceeding of
tho Circuit Conrt up to noon yesterday :
8 The Oranza Union. Albany, vs H V
Burkhart action at law to recover money.
Powell & Flinn for pi if Piper and Htrahan
for deft Judjment for tdff.
Vi Marietta A Kddy vs I C Mckey, ioW-
iff action ot Jaw to recover money, l"oeli
& Bilyeu and B FiinnJorplfT Pijr,Straitan
ami 1. Bilyeu for deft Settled.
19 John Willauy Vtthe City of Albany
action at law to recover daniag'w. Weather-
ford lor Heft .Hdttloil.
'Z'l C O Barnes vi Luther Klkius- action
at law to recover money. Flinn for pMf,
Continued,
23 Grange Union vs W Benedict action
at law to reeover money. Powell and Flinn
for pllf. Judgment by default
Hi J r Backeiiato v M C f oiler -action
at law to recover jieraoual troiK;rty. Htrahan
and Piper for pl.T Flinn, Powell and Bilyeu
tor.Ie.lt. Ju.l,'oieof, for
"7 Singer M i'u Vn vs tV 11 Graham ot id
appeal. Piper, Wcatliorford and Black'
bum for pllf Conley and Hewitt for deft.
er.Het lor pill.
Z!J iilain, Touna mill Co v 1) 1, a:xl I G
Juukius- iction ui Jaw t recover money.
Powell and Bilyeu for tilff. Settled.
xiarcwsa Carotlicrs vs i.eorsre W Ca-
rotners-suu lor divorce, conlev anil .Men
tanye for jilft Continued,
4'J Jno ftjooro vs JJ X 1oliis and wife-
foro. losurc suit CJieuoweth for iIIT Kl
..... i . . . . .
say, wujey ami -oonianye lor tlelt. i'ecrte
granul.
iZ Y. A i'arker vs UB Montei i h action
to recover dam&tces. Judifincnt for blir.
,.i J K lentley vs JUibccca Jones action
to recover damages. Judgment for tdfF.
74 Gusepiie Matosca v Geo 11 liuthes
action to recover damages. Continued.
John linjnc vtMarsraret Monteith- suit
to reloTin Uewt, lAawl rnforu.e.1.
ih Kimly i.nilin v I'boa Monteith-uit
to relorrn a deed. Ieed reformed.
i'J Statj v A Blaticiistr.l - larceny. I'icad
guilty and was sentenced to the penitentiary
ttir two year.
i A S tindgefarmar V F Barrow
pi-al. Judgment for pl.T for '.ft.V.
iH O fox A Pro v J It MeClure. Ju
ment by confession.
cm own t iiinme ?-,iin larceny Jrm.
store hoiue. round goilly juul wiil l.t e :
teneed to-day.
3 State v Jack W'tUiams--frgery
round guilty and will be icntenced to-day.
B-l Mate vsirank vriSaou larceny. In.
missed and rc-subniitud Ut Grand jury.
ri.'i State vs J mi Sing larceny. .Hriiteicw'
to ?.i days in County JaiL
m Statfl vs Ja Newcomb. Fuuiul guilty
aud will be sentenced to-day.
S7 HotaUiig & Co vs Ja M Merrick a-
lor coulirniation ol sherif! t ta!. Sale
firmed.
& City of Albany vs Lung Chw;
Ih-iiniisiil.
eal.
I ron Knap ree-.
jr.tjf ;:nn; sr..tTr. rvnmirr.tjt.
Yv ASHISfiTO? jVUlOlr 1 S, - Tit Deia-
Ofirntic Simtori in Caucus thin HftT.
noon suloMX tlienvstiutfc cf Use (Jiiuv. it
tee M?M)atifVtt ti arVstifsa the tfehruidr Al
ia penonnt- of ti; SiTlsfe Cmimittce
, follnwit
Finane) Bvnril, Hcuriim: ; WalLlfe,'
Koronn, Voorhpj iifid l'.o"k.
Appropriation- luvis.or wpNt Vrrirtuif
''nairmaii ; nier, J-ck. aIIao and
Eaton.
Poreicn Bu'ations i jlnn, chairinan:
JoliiiKjn, Morgan, Hill and Pondfc-fcon. .
C')intiierf:o Gdrdon.ehairmaiii Kanm.
Kandolph and ll;rirord.
Jiuiminr Tiiurinnn.cnairman; Mclmn-
a!d, (Uvftrd, f iariand, I. iinar and lisvU,
Of IliillOIM.
iMviH.f f Iil'iiois, win provided for bv
tho maj'.rity tho mma a if be verf irt fail
partv ft)ilowliip with thrr: by bMripiafjed
on the following "rii!iii!c: Km.iion (if
lava, private land claim and connus.
Other lurmbpio'iip aio distrib'ited
as falls wh :
Priviiotj'i ftid tleetions S'auinbury.
Ml.itaf.y ail'ji.r Baiulolph.
.'avai nfliiir Mel'honrm.
PoHU)!i'ei and post road Maxey.
Public; larida) MUoald.
Indian affair Coke.
Punnionc- Wifhera.
f .'i ai in a Cot- k f ! I ...
Manufacture rover.
,Ae,ri(:nJltire Johnariti.
lnntrf'-tof Coliiintiia Harri.
l'ator.m Keinan.
Fdlili.i buiSdiiig' and ground -Jones, of
Flanda.
'Jrriir!f- Oarlait'l.
raiiravjo Itanxoin.
Miiifmitid tniniiio; Hereford. . ,
I'.evWon of tbe VfAllace). ; '
:ivil w-rvie- nv.ii rotrenclitiit'rit Batter.
Printing Whytc.
IJiirary Vooihof.
iti!in-nt iX(iiscii Hill.
Kniew f'ran.
KiiroUml biiU Vance.
"V.'hv .!.j't you jj! ve o-and-t iitaT"
every fiov.' aii'i tlin infinireH Heme
combative it;w. We answer, "Sim
ply lfan.': wr are not tnit'i of a lighter;
bnt onr equina are 0!:n fvr tlioe
Alio w:';j t'j ive 'sa-and m fit?,' if they
will fiin tlrsr named i t!. artic'it."
That tditsra t!. :n up tighter tliaa canned
t:iirno:i.
Tn.'r".'fiir.a Isl.i- Sin nt Urors rirraalrilns;
1-. t!.p l'et Orsii-'-, Ai'uny. Linn ewnty, Jre
5.01, Mreii Vi. V,'i. lVne.ti ewliins; lor these
ilu-rs mut s i.ui o;.t-f .u wbldi tnev were
Wc received a comruunicl tiou from 2vfr. f?.
T. JefTries, Secratary vf the Soap Creek Blue
Kiblx;a Club, last waek, but too late for
publication. Tiie greater part ef it we had
already embadied in a local item, bnt below
wo give place to some resolutions which it
contained, they having been adopted hy a
uanimout vote of the Club:
'i!itu, ahilsail Hsbt-tamkibs nira an4 wotssc
are linning l.:i o the UM ot hit.x .ralai.-
cnnlu aa a Wrerajo is mw at tit jfrrateat ottrar-
lio.i. V. lh dnl.. cHurr-h, ntut ot Uw Inihlimt ttn
pndinwnu Ui tiw pals, ol virtue ana morality, aud t!se
prittcil Irtrrwr w eartiilr bavfniinai awl th h-;a
W iirr.M, Mows. Hill, Rj.iir. Ki n i. "b.!vr
M'oy, naii hc'.wr. ot Alfcanr. left thtif hun
bttwiwea roantl a .hi wtu am.m u. Ui awKst m
ortfanlf a H!tje kil.boci Clab, th-te.,re, l
aeaolved, Tfiat fce l.'i-r tb-iu ar feffsrlii't
thatika for tbe interest t'nry bav timfcsta In ear
ifmr by e-finiujf ssvm.; ui iel or5i:g a T-'.iw
iuwn viud.
llM.Uve-1. Tba ar acevnl Ut tbtn. our crai'ttjd Uit
Ihmt valuable a "mJ a;.prfr?iatI tftuwi, ai.U f..r tJir
may a;Mi.ia wr in rtnurc.
l'.-.lrW. TUat e awure U.n UiU their rnriuMx-e.
by word and by cta!a;)e, baa bac-n i,roucv of jrcat
Sai, aac vn last ohUI smur.ly.
Crai, Ivimuni S
Clarit. C'iiaa H
Uavidjv.n, M i
Kno, y.r S '.
Kar!j', .In
Ilasbron'b, M I.
Joiiiivm, jl
P.
No-ton, J Heory
On . way. John If
RobfcUon, JSrs Caiiste
.a:n, Geo K V
s barer. Mni Came
Williams Miss J C
j. I'.rniiy Eosana.
if. KAYilOXI). P. JL
e-jually eiftive and obo it dcmi-traincl
skirt i male Ijtmballe polonalae, very bouf
fant in the back, with batjua trimmed in
front to represent a txtui XVI veat.
The school Fand.
The apportionment of the school fund for
March has been made, and the orders are
now ready for distribution. If the okrkt
end by another party (whether Director or
not) they are required to furnish tuch person
with a written order.
- L. N. Liggett,
Co. School Sup't
BAUBUBG FIGS cure Constipation.
Examlnatloa of Teacher.
Notiee is hereby given that there will be a
public examination of teachers at the Cen
tral School House, in-Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, on Saturday, March 29th, 1879,
commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Applicants,
are requested to be on hand promptly.
L. K. Liggett,
w3 County School Superintendent.
A Delicious ris'a.
Last week Mr. Joseph received a keg of
Sitka herriDg, something new in the line of
fish. They aro salted down in kegs and have
to be cooked the tame at herring, and are
the most delicious salt fish we have ever
tasted.
The laillne Boat Clab.
i ive of the members of the Undine Boat
Club, of Salem, brought their boat np to thii
city on the MeCully last Saturday night, and
on the afternoon of Sabbath jthey launched
ineir ooai ami started on their return trip.
The distance to Salem ia 43 miles, and thev
made the trip in 3J hours, ' which it pretty
good rowing even considering the fact that
they were going with the current. Following
are the names of the crew; Sam W. Church
Geo. Herren, John and Jamea Forsythe and
Frank McCnlly.
' Joilfie Piper at Eugene.
Our fellow-townsman, Judge Piper, will
lecture at Engene next Monday evening on
the subject "Pnblio Opinion." He lectures
for the benefit of the M. K. Church, that or
ganization being now engaged in giving a
series of lectures ''for the purpote of lifting
their church debt. Judge Piper it a talent
ed gentleman and it gaining quite a reputa
tion as a lecturer. 1
Bcnteval.
Owing to repairs being made on the build
ing, Phil Cohen hat removed hit stock of
goodt to the building recently occupied, by
the Grange Union Store,
Watches, Clock anil Jewelry.
I would respectfully announce to tho citi
zens ef Albany and vicinity that I have per
manently located in the jcwelrybusinct!,
and shall keep an assortment ef watches,
clocks and jewelry, also a lino lino of pobbl
glasses. Repairing of all kinds a specialty.
Having had eleven years experience in this
line, I feel confident that I can give entire
satisfaction. Please call at the building oc
cupied by J. J. Brown & Son, opposite tho
Odd Fellow Temple. F. M. Fbkncil
Beep Implement nonne.
, Roop wants all our farmers to remember
that he can and will tell agricultural imple
ment! at cheap aa any houto in this State.
He keept nothing but what hat been "tried
in the scales and not found wanting." When
any of the implement! he ' it agent for be
comes broken, he can, in nearly all cases,
furnish a new part te take the place of that
broken. This cannot be done with anything
but old time-tried machines, and he keeps no
other.
Grange Convention.
The Masters of the different subordinate
Granges of Linn county are hereby notified
that there will be a Convention held in Al
bany on the first Saturday of April, 187!), at
1 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing
repretentatives to the State Grange for the
ensuing year. It. A. Irvine,
. , . Deputy.
I respectfully notify the citir.eus of Albany
and vicinity, that the A.ifR hkmrdv pnt up
by mo, and which nut with to large a tale
last year, has been very much improved in
eOiciency, etc As now prepared, without
quinine, the remedy is pleamnt to take, and
when directions aro strictly f.illowod, a cure
it guaranteed.
; C. A. Pl-OMMElt,
wl ' Druggist, Albany, Ogn.
The Mincer Contract.
In gloves, Uie handsomest novelty of tbe
season is the Harris Pari kid lace top. Tbi,
the name liown, ha a CnMlting of finest
quality kid cat in imitation Valenciennes'
lace, which is about three inches wide ou the
outside of the arm, gradually sloping to the
inside where a small portion is li ft plain for
t'a button. Prices commence at SI. 7.".
The Harris Prevost tide cut k'" ntueh
sought after for evening and fall dress, while
the Harris seamless from three buttons at
is in all lengths, and holds a leading position
as both elegant and durable. The Victoria
and Donna Marie are excellent gloves at stil
lower prices
can ran.
Housekeeper in spring litlte are w,de
awake on the tnbiect of carpet. Here we
find Perian and Indian pattern very fash
tollable, aa well alao aa Kgyptian rfoaiga. All
new idea find ivpretenUtiim at tiie leading
heuse ef Sliess.ird Knapp, which i wing co:v
picuous on 13tfi street sad Sixth Avenue ia
the chief business establishment in that por
tion of the e:ty, now a resort which closely
rivals Broadway. Devoted exclusively
carpeting"!, npboUtry and curtains, the stock
includes every variety. In the first line we
find all style of carpets, from Mouetto to
ingrain; in the two last, all grades from the
simple and inexpousive to good of the finest
and richest texture. Out of town orders are
filled with conscientious care and have inva
riablv civau entire satisfaction. Merchants
would de well to send for circulars giving
description ef the "Carpet Exhibitor," one of
the moat enterprising iuventiens of the time.
By means of it, earpets can be sold from the
sample aa readily at if a large atecK were
kept on hand, far the sample being placed
within four mirrors standing on edge so as to
form a retangular box of moderate size, the
result is a continuous stretch of carpeting,
covering a space larger than a large apart
ment, and the housekeeper it thus onabled
to perceive precisely how her carpet will
leek when spread upon the floor.
Lrcv Caktbk.
Evangelical Church.
Servioes next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 7,
M. Morning service conducted by Ilebeci a
Clawson. Sunday School at 12:15.
A case in which the validity of the con
tracts botween tho purchaser! and the Singer
Sawing Machine Co. was called iuto ques'
tiou came up before Justice Palmer a short
time ago aud was decided in favor of the
Sjnger Co. ; it was then appealed and last
week the Justice's decision was tustainod by
the Circuit Court. This certainly tattlet the
question as to the validity of these contracts,
Call and Bee It.
During the past week Blain has received a
paiderous stack ef clothing, and next week
a ferge ttock of boots and sheet and hats and
am will arrive direct from New York. You
inm;t not forget te call and tee hit ttock. He
liat just stacks upon ttackt of clothing and
i nrcishing goods, embracing everything in
foot to fit out a man or boy in any station of
Ufa.
The riaee to Eat.
Persons attending Circuit Court next week
will remember that J. A. Gilmour, at the
Eldorado Hotel and Restaurant, next door te
the Democrat office, -will furnish meals at
37J cents, or three neala far $1. Ha prom
iset to set as goon a table as any hotel in tho
city. Positively no Ciiikamek employed
about tub House. ,
HAMBURG FIGS the great fruit cathartic.
D2. ;;lTlirs ;i;CET.ti;:X MiPUKEriK-
IS.
W.:; cstre at! o.iw "t the Ki Itiey, Kaddr and
t'riuary i.ru-. Hundreds bivc Utti cured allr all
other rswb had ratal. U- t.;Tr!b iw;eiiim
'kit bar a equal l ad B lHeae.l lven
tvipiLa IjT -?v l-Ui.ia dcr-tfisieierit. la:.y v.
yiAir lewl;n; trvtn e.itfrunce wul v.w. h
:hr v.rtuc. tr'-i "? urojrrata.
H.iUcy Items.
do, urns lias bought a Ijall latere; m
the mercantile istablialnnent o: M. V.
Koontx, and the firm name ia now Koontz d
Lame. Beth of these gentlemen are well and
favorably known, and the firm will be a poj
ular one.
Two new grain warehouses will be built in
time for storing thi season's crop. Black,
'carl & Co. will put tip one, and Koontz &
Lame the other.
Since Jos. I-auie has gone into the mercan
tile business he has bought a lot and will ptit
p a fine new u welling this season. Mr. Jen-
kin, a carpenter, also intends building a
dwcllins house."
The planer and saa'.i a:ij d.xir factory Is
now oa-ned and operaUd by A. S. Uassett
and K. JI. Allen, and thov aro pushing the
business right aln. lloth are entcrpriting
men and will make the icnti'.u tion a success.
Halaey now supports two Good Templar
lodge, and an open tcmpcr-nce- alliar
which holds it mectina o i tl;e second
Welnesd.ty evening of each n onth.
Business is looking up and a general air of
thrift pervalet the city.
lavrotrr and uleatrr
sho'ld scud for iara:Uo!i3, tfrins, n-fcr-eneif,
etc., to HiL-toa Uri:Uer, Solicitors,
of l'atent, V. aabimrtem. D. C, wo lur-
mxh t;ie narna wiUioot ciiarge. t-G!i-on
Uroibm i a well known ana successful
firtnof 'arse exreriCEce, bavsnz ljn e-
abiiahed sti(rc leiS. Htl-tl
Pretty Souths -
Should have prettv tcoth ia i'utm. but it in
not unusual t w-J bet wean rosy lips teeth
discolored and ieaved tbroogh neglect.
This disiiiruritif: defoct should bo reiairod
witnota delay, by uie? fragrant SOZO
DONT. wldt-ii removes every partiele of
tartar from thp toe:h and render them
anowv vchit. This admirable aid toi tau
iv is trff-elly liariules and exhales a most
dH:--Iiifui aroma, nl is ia every resjscx
prererabie to tha ordinary too! d pas's ana
powders. Try it and see for yourself.
THEV ALL TAKE IT.
When the svstem is run down to the ex
tent that you pass sleepless nl?ht, are ner
vous ana irruaDie, nave giwiny sireoou-
intr. sour .foma-nt sics; nesaacao rau
coated tongue, i' not enroll yourself as
hiirh urivata. in ttl rear rank under Oen-
eral liobiiuy. but cheer up and try White's
Prairia Flower. Tne tireat I-ver fanacea.
now for sale ia ever ity and town on tho
Continent. No mexlieuie over compound
ed U hulf it ual for the euro of DYS-
i'EPsIA ana i.ivch luurbaij t. is
iin.s a Miiocifie tiawer over the liver, auti oy
ctirins tho liver, 1 rspep.iii and all other
li.-a?!VMs arisins ironi u, vamsn as u oy
tuait.c. isaaii' e ixitues are win at mo
iua!l prieo of 2i eetits that will eonviuoe
von of its merit Itrj?tf sire bottieo T5
cents, for sale everywhere.! , '
Kr VTameil Aaottier Iair.
Mr. C "Hello, l&tin! I waut another
pair of pants juet liko these," pointing to
the pair he was wearing.
Ill tin "What kind are they?".
Jr. C. V."hy I bought thnm of voti last
June, don't you remember?"
Ji. ' Un, yes; well, all riiut, wo ve "oz a
few more of the same kinu. lleia voj are.
C. "Do 'em up. They are the cheapest
and best pants I ever wore."
0
Oat Asaln. -
One cTiiisz m Auj-ust, a pale. ttl a,with
oblavttous a-untrnance, canea tipi xeiwws, ot
Joan, H. B. After omen exerti., between nar-
rejomiaend Hympaolaiaea to hiia. a consumpt
ive 1'ao roflv was cbiracicriicuc; "Wcrij tbe caae my
a wonld tr one tartue, ana II It pruvea useless,
dwon'.'.nae it ; but if, oa toe contrary, it pr-.vad eeoc
3cil, 1 m!d arver in its use ilhleliuitay, teelio
certain ot cunnjl I :.e ui.case, v.ic dmus .-
i.fYi aid used witn -! aset : a otizen wanner-
a-anls ur.-cj;Hl, ami trnaerurivdr six moDias, and
t'!xt. iiams Cols;., :rui-ir, awua, wm nuw
,,f T-aborcotr .;is;:n;.-U'-ti. and is U-df a bealthy
nOJKl awn. ivr a !cta;lci accouni ot c,
see pace iZ, "r'eitons' Medical Monihlr.
I'remalr.r. le.-U!:? Cwisumption, Hronchitis, Asth
ma, Uloedu.-from vhe baas. Paiitraoa, Fetelaand
A.c:iB i the Live.-. Iirspefsna, riatultace, ana an
iv,ii. . iiiwa.4es. Viakiiesa and TremWiur of tbe
Limbs, and a-ant ol vitality in aar oreun, or Dueasa
cause! bv such want at vitality, are all auceas&lally
and rankllv toeated I y this remedy. ;
n3i-4
Wm. A. Cox, who fell front the front of
the Fox building several weeks go and
broke his thigh and jammed himself up gen
erally, made his appsaranee on onr streets
lasa Safurday. He has not recovered yet by
any means, but he is able to get around with
the aid of cratches. We are glad to see him
out, and hope he may soon be able to throw
awar his emtehes and eo it "afoot and
alone."
.New Bodn Factory.
The Boneflt Ts-nlslit.
Ivemember that this evening is the time
selected by the Musical and Literary Society
for the giving of the benefit for tho College.
The attendance at the other beneSt was very
alim aud the friends of the College should
see to it that there is a good audience' to
night. The programme is excellent and we
think will be well rendered, -ns those who ex
pect to take port in the exercises have spont
a groat deal of time" in rohearsinj.
An Admirable netel.
The St. Charles hotel had a splendid run
during the torm of Circuit Court jaat closing,
Major Herren is tho very prince of landlords,
and he and his chief clerk, Mr. Angel, ex
erted themselves to the utmost to accom
modate their myriad of guests, during the
past two weeks. We are glad to know that
the St. Charles iaso prosperous and popular,
and" feci assured that it will ever continue so
under its present management.
KecoKnlxed Asraln.
Linn county, which turned np such a nice
Democratic majority at the last election, has
again been recognized by tha "powers that
be" at Salem. Foster Russell, who has so
long held the position of gnard at the peni
tentiary, has been promoted and ie now turn
key, and Cal. Burkhart, of Albany, takes
Kussoll's old place as guard.
Kenton and Son have opened out a soda
factory on Firat street, three doors east o
Nolan's, and are now manufacturing a fine
quality of soda, which they offer to the
trade at low prices. Mr. K. was formerly a
partner in the old soda works in this city,
and has had a great deal of experience in the
manufacture of soda water.
Liver is King-"
The) Liver is the imperial or-an of the
whole human system, as it controls tiie
life), health aud happinesMSOf man. Wfteri
it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds
of ailments are the natural result. The di
cestion of lood, and the movements of the
heart and blood, tha action of ihe brain
and tho aervous system are all immediate
ly connoted with Uio worfeinss of ttie
Liver. It has been successfully proved
U... .Jwuhn'a 1 .mntf V!rtWir M It flMl Hilled
in curing all parsons afflicted with . Dys
pepsia or Liver Complaint, ad all the nu
merous svmptoms that result from an un
healthy cibnoition of the Liver and Stom
ach. Sample bottles to try, ten cents.
Positively seld in all towns on the West
ern Coniuent, Three doses will. prove hat
it is just what yortwantl. .
Episcopal Service.
JN1SW JVUVICKTiSfiMETS.
Dr. G. Schlesinger,
Physician and. Surgeon.
Bishop Morris will held divine service in
St Peter's Episcopal Church this (Friday)
evenins, March 21st, at 7:30 o'clock. Ser
vice will' also be held next Sunday morning,
March 23d, at 11 o'clock.
A GRADUATE OF
A Fonalar Resort.'
At tho Cosmopolitan Saloon, on Broadal
bin street, can be found the finest brands of
wines, liquors and cigars. House open at all
hours. , , . WATKINDS,
Proprietor.
Linn Cennty Ceunrll. '
The Linn Caunty Council, P. ef rL, holds
its next regular session with the Grange at
Lsbanon, on Monday, April 14, 1S79.
, G. Paerish,
President.
HAliBURQ FIQS substitute tar Castor Oil.
HAMBURG FIGS th mother's blcssinj.
HAMBURG FIGS cure Indigestion,
HAMBURG FIGS cure the Files.
HAMBURG FIOS twenty-five cents a box.
HAMBURG FIGS the Universal Canhartlc. '
HAMBURG FIGS, Abrams a Carroll. "
HAM SURG FIGS for sale by all druggists.
Halle. in Germanv. bees leave to
state that he has opened out a resrular Ger
man and American drug store to be known
as the' , !
CEiUMH BHUO STCEE,
in Froman's brick building on First street,
and will keep on hand a full assortment
of imported
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
The doctor keeps his office at tho drug
Store, and will give free consultations to
gether with I)r. do Wolfe, from 8 to 12 in
the forenoon of each day in general dis
eases. Surgical attendance from i to 4
p. m. vl4nS?tf.
-.-FOR. EENT.i T
A HOUSE AND GARBEX TO RENT,
f on easv terms. Call on or adrirosA.
L. Bridgefarmer at Tangent. ;:3w2
can make money faster at work lor us than at any-
ing !ae. Capital not. required ; we wui mars
roa. tlx a day at Home maue oy vno ira.auiu
i'v.. t. wntt anil
lioai. women. boy and rirls wanted
vnrlr ftrti iiv.
tanns tre. Address Tsca k Co.. Pnrtiami, Maiaa.
SS te (SO per
dav mad by aKV Viur ef itlsr ,
riirht in thair own hwalitie. larttulivr ami aunpiw
worth $5 tree. Improre yonr sjatre time at ! is bual-
Ti T? C ITlbasiness yon can ensiffa in.
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