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tie Price or Wheat.
Y have talked with nearly all our grain
de tiers this wprk as to the price ot' wheat,
aud they are still backward in stating what
tVy will give for shrivelled graiu. Good,
plump grain cau Uo sold for SO ceuta, but
there really has been do regular price Bet on
rusty cram yet. Mill men will make the
price; and tlicy Jo not w ish to commit thorn
wives tiutil they bavo ground soma of it and
given it a thorough test. Frank rartoti, the
superintendent of the Magnolia Mills, in
formed us that he had ground some of it, and
that good biscuit could be made from the
flour, but that wheu making "light bread
enough yeast could not lie put into it to
make it ratse; he believed that nothing short
of a act of jackscrews would raise it, lie
thinks that the price for Bh.rivoll.Hl wheat
will be about cents per bushel leas than
the regular market price for every pound
that it tills under the standard of 00 pounds
to the bushel, and that wluclr -fighs loss
than 5- lbs. will not be purvs.isod. This
price has not yet been established, but he
thinks it wPl be.
Catvia ..wroaald.
This talented gentleman died at Oakland,
California, reoeutiy from the effects of strong
drink, lie was a perfect slave to the habit.
although at times ho would not touch the
4'oaarll rrscfrdlsji.
The City Council met in regular session
from aa Oregon Bay,
Kiiikwooi), 111., Aug, C"th, 1ST 9.
last Tuesday evening with all mcmlwrs and Editor Prmorral:
officer spresent except Alderman Mason. 1 Thinking that a few Hues from this part
After the minutes of the previous meeting 0( the United States might be of some inter-
hod been read and approved the Committee I -st to your many readers, 1 will try and give.
on Accounts reported favorably upon the you a fow items.
.... S M
FotuY Mason.. .17 S5
.t unuiwotil 18 M
M HvtTnm ...... t UO
following bills:
CC Cherry
A H .McUin,...
1 W lt!.iln...
I C llanwr t MiU W Amlermxt...... SO 00
The Finance Committee reported verbally
that the City Treasurer bad not yet made a
settlement, but that lie would do so inside of
the next three days.
Our motion of lVntley the committee was
instructed to submit a written report of their
action, and on motion of Scott the committee
was riven further time in which to make a
settlement with the Treasurers bondsmen.
Committee on Street reported favorably
upon the petition referred to them praying
for a sidewalk on Sixth street, and their re
port was adopted and the property holders
given thirty days in which to complete it.
The same committee was given further
time iu which to report on the petition ask
ing for a sidewalk on Baker street.
On motion cross-walks at the following
placet were ordered built and fifteen days
given fur their completion: On South side
of 6th at crossing of FJm: on South side of
"th at crossing of Walnut.
Kline moved to dispense with the services
of both policemen at the expiratian of their
present months, and the vote stood as fol
lows: Ayes Martin, Kline aud Bentley.
Noes llice and Scott.
According to the city law Marshal Aneler-
flowing bowl-for months. Ouly a short oa the appointed W. I Watkins polio.
tlirr
time ago he made a tour of Oregon lecturing
aud speaking in favor of temperance, and he
and all his friends thought that at last he
had mastered his appetite fur rum. But such
was not the eaae; shortly after his return
from this State to California he again yield
ed to temptation, and the result ia that he
now lies in-the grave, lie was a ready
writer, and for a great many years has been
connected wirfi journalism on this coast. He
h td a!- -""', ;,- . --,;., . . i.
jtongh he was never very suscessful in
rary venture. It pains us to hear of
i -f l . .1 i . l .y
tch gentleman, and but for his babit of
v..iuking would have been one of our most
useful men.
The Low Fran Kal.
Mr. XL W. Walker called on us a few
days ago, and from him we learn th it the
loss from rust will not be qnitc so great as
we had supposed. He has beeu h at eating
for the pist few weeks in the lwasity reach
ing from She-Id's Station vS towards Corval
ii, whi.-h wa supp.&rd to be about the
w-irst affected of any ia our county, and be
savs the yield is -never lower thui from 13 to
13 buihels per acre, lnacbiue measure. A
bushel of this grain will prubably not weigh
over ad lb., aud as it will have to g i.ito
second grades the price will Ins low, conse
quently when the farmer di-nxwes .f bis
grain he will litul that he his received only
jast about one-third the amount i'f cah
which would have been paid him hid his
crops been good and bU wheat of first quali-
ty.
!
Ha Lrlt I.
That gay, gallant and muscular disciple of
Eiculapias, lr. Koz-ias, has left us. He
"cut a large sized swath" here for a while,
and worked into a good practice, but now he
has gone. He said when he left that he
would be back in a few days, but those days
have lengthened into weeks and bis numer
ous creditors have levied oa his household
property and sold it, and everything seems
to indicate that we will no more be blessed
with the presence of the noble old Hungari
an, for
"He who fights sad ru:i away.
May tire to fibt aovther di ;
But he who raus sway ia debt
Win ne'er come back a jtiiit, you bet,"
or words to that effect.
man, but the Council failed ratify the ap
pointment.
Mart;n then moved that the Council pro-
coed to the election of one policeman. This
motion was carried, and immediately after
Martin HefTroa was elected.
Ilice then teak tfie floor aud made a very
warm speech, denouncing the action of Al
dermen Kline, Martin and Bentley, charging
them with having put up a job to tret rid of
OlBcer Wat kins, and continue in office Mar
tin Heffron, who had conducted himself in a
manner totally unbecoming a peace officer.
Kline then moved to reconsider the vote
by which HolTron was elected. It carried,
and the question recurriug on the original
motion was lost.
Kline then moved that the Marshal be in
structel to appoint a poloceman to act from
the 14th inst. to the next meeting of the
Council, his salary to be at the rate of $M
per mouth. Carried.
A petition was received asking that the
Council pass an ordinance compelling citizens
to keep their cows off the street at night,
Referred to tho Committee on Streets and
Public Iroperty.
A petition was received from C II. Hew
itt asking for an order for a sidewalk along
the east side of the block owned by himself
and Dr. E. 1L Griiliu. Referred to the Com
mittee on Street.
A remonstrance was received against build
ing a sidewalk on the eaxt tide of Daker
street. Referred to the Committee on
Streets.
The following bills were referred: J. W
Baldwin, Attorney's fee., $2.50; P. C. Har
per, Recorder's fees, $00.50; J. W. Ander
son, fees and work done for proiwrty hold
ers, $3L(!1; L. Kline, matches, .50.
Cat TbU Oat, Lxilrt.
tiBlajC East.
J. T. Tate aud his sister Laura started for
New York City last Tuesday. The former
g.s to that city to enter the celebrated Col
lee of Dentistry, and as be expects to take
a thorough course in preparing himself for
lite dental profession he ill probably re
main there two or three years. Miss Laura
will remain there as long as her brother, and
will turn her attention exclusively to music.
both instrumental and vocal. She is already
very proficient, and has composed some bean
tiful music, some of which has beeu publish
ed in San Francisco, but she was not willing
to let this opportunity pass of receiving in
struction from the most prominent musicians
of our country.
The following are things housekeepers will
want to know: That boding water will re
move tea-stains and many fruit-stains; pour
the water through the stain and thus pre
vent it from spreading over the fabric That
ripe tomatoes will remove ink and other
stains from white cloth; also from the bands.
That a teaspoonful of turpentine boiled with
white clothes wi'l aid the whitening process.
That boiled starch is much improved by the
addition of a little spermaceti or a little salt.
or both.or a little gamarabic dissolved. That
beeswax and salt will make fi it irons as clean
and smooth as glass; tie a lump ot wax in a
rag and keep it for that purpose; when the
irons are hot rub them with the wax raj
then scour with a paper or rag sprinkled
with salt. That kerosene will soften boots
or shoes which have been hardened by water
and render them as pliable as when new.
That kerosene will make tin teakettle as
bright as new; saturate a woolen rag and rub
with it; it will also remove stains from clean
varnished furniture.
f hNkrjr War la galena.
The feast Kailroad.
On Friday, Aug. 29th, says the BlwJk, the
first rail in Benton county was laid on the
track of the W. V. & C. It. Ii., at the inter-
section of Jackson and First street. W. B.
Hamilton, President of that company, had
the honor of driving the first spike. Quite a
a crowd had assembled at the point mention-
ed. After the spike was driven they were
addressed respectively by Dr. Bayley, Col.
Kelaay, Hon. Green B. Smith, Br. Green.T.
J. Buford and others. We understand that
t.'u company will prosecute the work of
track-laying nntil all the iron they have on
hand is placed in position. This looks like
business. ,
A Sew Dental firm.
Dr. E. 0. Smith has sold his dental office
in the Odd Fellow Temple to 3. T. Tate, and
Mr. Tate and Geo. W. Price have entered
into partnership. Mr. Price is a step-son of
the late Dr. Tate and is now attending the
College of Dentistry at New York City, and
has been practicing his profession for seven
or eight years. Mr. Tate started this week
to enter the same dental institution in New
lork, and the omce in this city will conse
quently be closed nntil about the 1st of April,
at which time Mr. Price is expected to re
turn.
NS Hack of a Murderer.
We see it geiog the rounds of the press
that one of the supposed Hager murderers
was arrested in this county last week and
taken to Oregon City. This is all a mistake,
and grew out of the fact tliat a man named
Bennett was arrested in this county last
Tuesday on a warrant issued from Clacka
mas county. . He was simply charged with
larceny. Sheriff PilUbury of Oregon City,
came up on Thursday of last week and took
him down.
The corn crop looks splendid, but the
wheat nnd oats does not compare with Ore
gon. Tho weeds nnd bugs have taken them
in this section of the State.
It has been pretty warm here this summer.
The thermometer baa stood as high as 102
tn the shade for several days; 00 and Olf hat
been about the average all summer. Now
this is pretty warm for Webfoot chat.
I have just returned from an extended
tour to New York by way of Niagara Falls.
Here I witnessed the grandest sight I ever
saw, Echo Canyon not excepted. While
there I rode 'down the "inclined railway" to
the river aud "shadow of the rock" dressing
room below the American Falls. Here we
donned the necessary water-proof garments
and with competent guide passed under the
American Falls. Our party consisted of six
gentlemen and five ladies, and aa we passed
down the slimy stairway to the walk that
leads under the falls the blinding spray and
dashing sheets of water seemed to ballte our
further advance, but by tuming our backs
we were enabled to force our way. When
about half way under, thc!adiea and some of
the men became frightened and went back,
but the rest of ns followed the guide as far as
he would go, although at times the water foil
upon us in such heavy dashes aa to almost
carry u off the walk. After taking stroll
over Goat, Luna aud the Three Sister Isl
and I passed under the falls again to the
"Cave of the Winds. Here one gets the
finest view of Niagara. Later in the day I
crossed the upper sujmion bridge to the
Canada side. This bridge span the river at
point where it is one quarter of a mile
making tho longest span in the world. It is
200 feet above the water, which can not be
fathomed and is known to be over 200 feet
deep. Here at this point, Stephen Pier, the
great Niagara Falls rope walker gives daily
exhibition of his daring feet on the tight
rope and flying trapeze 100 feet above the
Niagara river.
There are two suspension bridge across
the river at Niagara, only one mile apart.
The lower one is doublo tracked for wagon
and Railway. I only stopped at Niagara
one day. In the evening I started for New
York City, and after spending m few days in
that city 1 went to Chicago, and from there
to this place.
While in Chicago I witnessed a champion
game of ttase ball between the Buffalo and
Chicago cltrbs. After playing ten inning
the score stood 2 to I in favor of the Buffalo.
The Gat ran was made by the Chicago in
the 8th inning ; then the Buffalo made one
in the ninth, and also one in the tenth.
Time of game three hours.
In all my travel this country here in Illi
nois i by far the beat I have seen since I
left Oregon. But Illinois is the weediest
state I bare passed through. The lane are
full of them, some of them reached to the
height of 8 to 10 feet I have seen weed
around old stack yard that were actually 14
feet high.
It ha been very dry here this Summer,
So much so that the well are failing all over
the country. Hail it been a Wet summer I
suppose they would have made raits out of
the weed.
I shall leave here for Pacific, about the
middle of September, and as I will go to St
I -on U and from there through to Kansas
where I will spend some little time in visit
ing relative. I wilt probably not get borne
until November. Year truly;
W. W, (' nn:i.
The Xtet'WUti UrUea,
Editor Democrat!
I was very much surprised on last Wednes
kay morning when I heard ot the notion of
the City Council on the evening previous. It
seems that three of the Aldeemea have seme
spite at Officer Watkius and are bound to
have him discharged. To aooomplish this
they all state that a certain Influential citl
sen informed them that Watkins can sever
be found on our streets at night, but they
will not give their authority forsuohachargr.
Now, I thiuk there is nothing (air la this, m
Watkins cannot find out who it is that is
thus "stabbing him in the back" nnd he has
no opportunity to defend himself. He court
examination, but no one will charge that he
has been derelict in his duties, and give him
a chance to prove his Innocence.
The worst of the matter U that all who
oppose Watkins are in favor of retaining
Heffron. How they can consistently do this
is more than I cm telL The charge agaiast
Watkins have only bean made and not proven
at til, and we doubt much If they can be.
Docs it deed any trial to prove that Mr.
Heffron is not fit for the position of potior
man It is a notorious fact that he has been
intoxicated several times while en duty, and
that ia enough. But if any more testimony
is needed let the members of Albany Ledge
L 0. O. F. be called: they were all grossly
insulted by him while he was Intoxicated
and they wilt not be very backward in testi
fying.
Such a peace officer ia not fit to look after
the welfare of our city, and I was very much
surprised to see some of our Alderman vote
in the way they did, when they were well
acquainted with all the facta. It will not
have ithe effect of adding a great deal to
their popularity.
I hope at the next meeting the Council
will (traighten Out this affair. It i not too
late yat The Marshal aays he is going to
appoint Watkins to fill th vacancy, and if
any AUleroian or cituan know anyuung
again him tbey should prefer charge. "If it
is found that he does' not attend to hi duty
he should be discharged. It i no nee to
prefer charge against th other man, for he
admit all that ha been said against him, and
ha been discharged. , -
k CrmK.
nat and Abroad.
Wheat 80 cents.
Next Thursday is th Jewish New Year.
All the city tax in Salem are collected.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobac
CO.
Cora beet and cabbage at Mady's for 23
cents, '
The rains have not damaged the crops in
this county.
Simon aays he didn't take quinine for the
"Buok ague."
Coffee and cake at Mady's Restaurant for
only IS cents.
Bob Gilmour and E' Watkins started for
the mines yesterday.
Old Chilian Joe. the einch maker, dtea
near Corvalii last week.
At th last meeting of th City Cenaoil a
sidewalk was ordered on Sixth street
Judge Etrahaa'a Uttia bay is still very ill.
hut has taken a eliang lor the better,
Mr. Betta has gone to Corvalii to map
that olty tor th Board of Fir Underwriters,
F. M. Bedaeld returned from Vermont
but Monday, having had a very pleasant
trip.
The Board of Fire Delegates met last Mon
day evening and transacted ooaaiderabla bus-
er. I -:. n T1 HahWh School at 2:30 T.
l'urpla is to com into favor again, it is pravcr meeting every Thursday evening.
said.
Shoulder seams will be shorter than ever,
next season,
Roses, asters and sal r sis are th flowers
for Autumn wear.
Plain linen collars harmonixs best with the
babit basque.
raias and liylrs.
..t. i ii. p.
A now imitation Jet is a iign a a isavn- - . . by PuF, U. Ir
t'narek feirrrlorr.
U. P. OsciKtt. Pruacliingevery Sabbath,
ir
Summon
FJaborat embroidery on a travelling dress j Harria, pastor,
EVAN osMCAb Choiuth. Preaching on Sab
bath at 11 A, m., and 7, 1. u Sabbath
School 12:13. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening, 3. Bowersox, pastor.
CosoititoA'no)Ai,CBOcii.---Servic every
Sabbath at 11a.m. and Sr.. Sabbath
School at 2:30. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening of each week, J. W.
Statf of Orfjon
H If.
la wasted work.
Yellow straw list look best when trim.
mad witk silk of the same color.
The old-fashioned "calash" ha been re
vived by a French milliner.
"Marquis" is th distinctive nam tortus
puffed dreeses draped high on th sides.
Parasols, with India-shawl pattern cam-
brio for borders have appeared in Loadon.
M. K. Chrkck. South. Service every
Sabbath at St Paul M. IS. Church, South,
at 1 1 :30 A. M, and 71 M. Sabbath School
at 10. Prayer meeting every Friday
evenng. P. A. Moses, pastor.
M. E. Church. Preaching every Sabbath
at 11 A. M. and 741". . Song ervicein
th evening before sermon. Sabbath ricbool
at 230 T. M. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. J. . lie v ore, pastor.
al.
ST.Prrr.HA ErMcorAL CiU'RCH. -Divine scr-
Waists Bathering at the back and gathered I vice is held in the Church every Sunday at
oft materi-1 1 1 a. m. bddu7 ocnwi st wu r. m.
U Stevens, pastor,
In front are very much liked for
BArTlKT Ciitnwm. Service every Sabbath
nr Toller,
By reference to the proceedings of the City
Council it will be seen that tba nigkt-watch
question is pimling our Aldermen at present.
A correspondence appears in thia ian on
the lama subject, and after reading both oar
reader will understand the question. II
our correspondent's charges are correct ia re
gard to Mr. Heffron 's intemperate habits.
that aught to settle the queatieci ia regard to
Beef steak, potatoes aud coffee at Mady'i
Restaurant for 29 eettts. Farmers oonldn t
ask for a better meal.
Henry Burmester was down last Tuesday
endhasavs the travel oyer the Lebanon
mountain road ia vary light
Mia Mary Gaston, a UUr of our fellow
townsman W. If. Gaston, arrived here from
Sterling, lUiaoia, last Monday.
Last Monday and Tuesday It rained, on
Wednesday it cleared up, and yesterday the
farmer started ap the thresher again.
Rut-tricka farmers- can got karoos very
cheap at John Irving', and b ha vry
thing else la that line at correspondingly low
price.
Our poopl are eatching th gold fever and
several partie are being organised to go to
tn new placer digging ia the Calapooia
Mountain.
Th College ground were burned off thia
week, and whan th rain aotnmaoos the bow
grass will oattse th ground to present a fine
appearaaca.
Last Tuesday w had eom very heavy
showar of rain, and aait stopped work in
the karvest Bald our city was full of people
ia the afternoon.
E. Carter k Co. bava aacnred th contract
for getting out th ah? work for th now
natal buUdlns at th depot and ar aaw ia
a great rush filling it
Grouse are now npa and apeetamaa
having lots of fua.. Tba las tprvag
drowned a great many young groaa before
... ... . . . . ,i 1 A
Velvet and pluah will probably no we in-1 . . .. A ... K.hbtk Kchool at
vorit materials for basque during th win- J2, prayer meeting every Thursday even-
to- I lng. W. J. urawioru, pastor.
"Opalescent" stockings to match ehaugea-1 Prkbttxkiak Ci;Bt. Hervice every
a a .a . s f t 1 I At.. aTuaa I n&UfBVLII Ulf jrUiliU UU WTVUIIIH tU M M V -
able suu art in coming mm w . ; ,. o,.,i. &.i..i rftr the
man's joke. I moraine: service. Prayer meeting every
One of the new bangle ' bracelet has the I Thursday evening. Rev. Elbert N. Ccndit,
handle of a key at one end and the wards at pastor.
th other. I ... -- -. -
Web shirring are substituted for th. over- wawrarauare t
lasting India musUus en seme hat, ana tn Dannals, in thia city, now baa on
effect i pretty. I hand a larger stock of furnitur than any
Sere hats mad without frame and ouly 1 ber establishment thi aide of Portland,
stiffened by cord ar worn for traveling by I y you WB&t to purchase any it will pay
Knuliah woman. I you to ve him a call. He ha something
Opaline bead ar among tba coming mil-1 to tell you in regard to bis prices.
Inery wonders of the winter. Tbey are W
ba used en fait chip hat.
A French actrce wore a gown with twoa-1 at tho Cosmopolitan Saloon, on Broadal-
ty flounces baa new piece. Tata open a I j, itreet, can be found the finest brand of
dismal prospect for sensible women. I winea, liquors and cigars. Hon open at all
The crown of some winter bonnet wui be I hoort E. WATKISDW,
eaverad with breast of cock' feathers, orna-1 1 ropnetor.
mmtmA vith altlr A lot dmrjSL
A woman staying at Saratoga dreesee en-1 Bead aftd Leant foT Yourself.
tjasiy ia laoo. Th other women eonaoie M,n vtJabja diacovertea and much
fa the Circuit Ccnirt of llf.
for ttie County of Linn .
John A. Crawford. Plaintiff, va.
Robert, Defendant.
To S. II. Roberts, the above named De
fendant :
In the name oi the State of Oregon yon
are hereby summoned and required to ap
hir and antiwar the plaintiff' complaint
In the above entitled canne, now on fiio
wdh the Clerk of the above ent.ueu onn,
on the first day of tbo next term of ail
Cout, to be hoi den at the uoon nonne in
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, on the tH
Monday, the 27th day of October, A. 1.
Vilit. Ana yon are nereuy uuuuw
tbe relief demanded against you If,
that the plaintiff Jonn A. Crawford have
and recover judgment, againm. nam umwi
ant for the mm of W& 00 in United fttatps
Bold coin, with interett tlieroon a me
of ton pur cent, per annum from tbe date
of the filinsr of aaid complaint, and that
tbeplaintui have judgment aganv you
tbe wile of the following dewrlbeti real
ronerty.to-wits JxUio.&an,Hiiiiocii
v. in-. In 1foy.klman,a Addition 10 the
cityof Alteny,Unncottnty,Oregon,lietde
contiiand dinburaemenUof thi action, and
if you fail to appear and answer bii com
plaint aa herein required tbe plaintiff will
apply toftald Court for tbe reiwfierein
de mac dcd.
Tbi summons Upubllhed in tbe Statu
fiinsTa iirsin'itiT newKDsper for aix
week consecutively, by order of Hon. IS.
jr. iiaruing, juuko ram v"i -
order ia dated July 25, 1879.
It. a. BTKAliAN A U BILYEU,
i2wl0 Att'y for Plaintiff.
A Fapalar esart.
Stockholders' Meeting.
XTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVES THAT
J tbe nonual meeting of tbe Stockhold
er of tbe Albany and Ssntmm Crater,
Wtch or Canal Company will be bed at
tbe office of aaid Company, In tbe City tf
Albany, Linn County, Oregon, on tbe sec
ond Tuedy, the h day of HeiHeuir,
1879, at the nanr of one 'flock P. M. of
aald day, for the purpose oi eieuuu
Director to serve for the ensuing year. A
general attendant ii rcueu;(L
Albany, Auguxt 7, 1 f ''
8 WELKIN'S, Pi
3. II. Bcbkbakt, Secretary.
resident.
4WZ
Mnelrea by saying that bar father was a oaeful lutowledge U kept from the world,
a a 1 tisifniiisui raT iUtt linmNDHA HtMIMe VI IIW"
sao.snauu.acw.rvr. ... ... I Wthmn known to tbe riople. TbU. is
CmbroiU with hawilo mad oi aau, vim. - lMl tmmlt Bmchkss Gkbma
tkaiiead, heel and hand of man in silver Hraur, and although but a few year in-
.llllrtl, ,;rr trom th. wooa. fcni MppoMd to troduoed lnt thia country It aale now
atavuding from tn wooa, ana suppweu w f(wcbM to y town and village In the
rtfaaasot a man est in th stocks, hare ap- u H- ilm wonderful aucoew In curing
peas in th London shop. Consumption, evr Coughs, Pneumonia,
-aort walking .Sar. pronounced J
vara Aiaikiruuhad. but tbey ar fouad to be I im, Autrihntintunmrr wear, for three year,
wr, ttasWorUbl by women wha ar need over 400,000 Cottle to the afllicted, fkkk
wary wnamua "j wm rJ1.ull. bT drugrirujU. No auch a Umt
m waaringarimmed costunMM. The ladias
.isatteyfelaif haU dr-d wbeada
parivad of their.lCounoe.
!.. ..v.: 1. ,1.. T. I MOT CO vi am m
: .v . .t . t. ..JL7. .1 AU th drbrU has been removed fnoas tbe
i.,:.. i. .: k. I siU of th old boUl building, and th
a iHUtra wuivbi. aa ywivamaw tm i . , . - . . -
ti-JTZZ: : i I datioa of th now hot! ba boon Iwdaad
v.,. wu it t.k. . Mnfinui hmr. I nearly all th framing dan.
...,Ta- .!. i.u. .1 Even if time ar dull ladia
We understand from the Salem HUtictman
tliat the temperance people down there are
now hot on the saloon-keeper's track, and
are determined to see our present law in re
lation to the sale of liijuors carried out.
Tbey find out that the law prohibiting the
sale of liquors on Sunday is being broken,
and a committee has beeu appointed to look
after the matter. The same law is broken
in our own city, not alone by some of the
saloons, but by merchants. If the authori
ties would enforce this law tney would make
t lively in the Justices' Court for sometime.
A tiaoabtrr stow.
Two gambler named Chaa. F.ogliah and
Ed. Smith got into a row last Wednesday
over game of poker and the latter got a
few licks over the head which brought the
'claret." Nevertheless be got the money
that was oa the table and ran away. Eng
lish followed him with a drawn knife, and
catching up made him disgorge. About tbi
time Constable Warren arrested English and
took him before Justice Palmer, where he
was fined $5 and costs, amounting in all to
about $1.1. The money about which the
gambler cjuarrelcd was only about $7.
Our r bile nrhaals.
e omitted to state last week that our
public schools opened out with about two
hundred and fifty scholars, which made an
average of fifty pupil to each teacher. This
week there has been quite an addition to thi
number, and it is now almost an imperative
necessity for the Director to employ anoth
er teacher and rent another room. As it is
the different department are crowded to
such an extent that the teacher cannot do
justice to those in their charge.
Wstkua are found to be wall grounded, ha.
too, slwHild bo "fired," bet be ought to be
allowed a chance of meeting th informant
again him face to face. No oa should ba I
discharged disgracefully without having bad
tbe opportunity of establishing their inao-
ocuce. Watkins baa a thorough insight into 1
police matter and has mad a splendid offi
ce, and so, too, has If effroa, aa far a w
know, unluas these charge of drank onnoo i
are correct, and neither one, we think, ehoald
be discharged without first bavins had a.
hearing But we bavelaa abiding faith ba
our Council, and feel aura they will fix it aU
up Itt accordance with the demand of the
beat intercut of our city.
A Braaea at Boraars
The popular firm of Haffeadea Brothers,
wholraale and retail grocer, ar aaw making
arrangement to open out a branch eetabliah'
ment at Itooeburg. They have aa enormous
, busineas iu thi city, which haa been drawn
to their establishment by tbe Uniformly low
price and the splendid quality of their
stock. Not that alone, either; the prapri-
turn aro polite and affable gentlemen aad aa-
derstand their business thoroughly, having
Mtved seven year apprenticeship ia th old
country. Th Reseburg people will find
their establishment a great addition to the
town, and will soon look upon it aa oar pea-
de da a something they could not well get
along without.
Thanks.
Last week we omitted to mention that the
kuiie of St. Paul a M. E, Church South left
at our office the day after their social at Mr.
Flint' a splendid assortment of caks aad
some delicious ice cream. We make ear
profoundest bowjor th present, and asour
must Wave
millinory food.and there ia no hotter good
nor lower prioo than eon b found a. Mrs.
Lao. ParruVs, ia th Sever Hooa.
Graff k from have just completed
beautiful desk and book case comb
Tbey are made in th old "3 stylo,
heavy, and ar perfectly beautiful. Cau
We hear that Geo. Iloa baa gone a
from bare leaving hi wife aad little) one aa
dastitut circsmstAooo. Soma of oar
i raiaed a par a few day ago aad p.-
aated it t th family.
At the bur) meeting ef Albany Kagiae Co.
No. I tn coastttutkio was erdorad pnn tod-
It is now in tba hands of th printer
bound oopias will bo furnisbod the company
at it next meeting.
Wilbott was down from tba anouaUiu last
week and took up a mining outfit aad win
tor provision for the Henaley pty. Mr.
Ifonsloy thinks they will nxak a good anal
out of placer digging thia winter.
How people will talk! Tho ladico now are
aU debating th qaeatioa: Bow can Mrs.
Parka do such splendid work in the dm-
taking Una at auch low prioas? It
make a diflereac to th lady how tbey
settl th question, her price will remaia
just aa low aa over.
A fow night ago Clement wanted to catch
eoma rate, b at tel trap m bis chil
dren play-house. Kext morning hi littl
threo-year-old girl stuck her finger into it.
Ke maa being around the boo, aad th
men not knowing how to take the trap
off, th little ana euffared considerably uatii
Virgil Parker waa called ia and removed the
eauae.
Mtajuteal at alsea.
Faaera rin bearisa miad that I mm still
is th graia trad and bar furnished my
warvhous with th UW. improvemeot in
ar martt waa ever given oeioro wj -.mbai.
r,nnA voa uk moreT Oo
tt van, amammx. sou a uuuw iw
eetua ana try iu oainpio uwmw
HOW TO SAVE MOKEY. IaUd of
going to a aaetor for a prescription , u you
RHrhf a Diaaane. Diabetea, Pain in
i th Back ana Lain, smarting, idhdui
tion. Calculi, Briek-duat rjepoait, or any
Assignee's Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT
Jarnea W. Kector ha made an awugn
mentaf hia property to the unaersignejl
for the Uewlil or an u ctwjivi.
Jenton havina; claim againat tba eaid
ame W. Kector are hereby refUired to
preaent the name under on, wiium miw
month from tbe date hereof, to me at my
office in Harriwburg, Orin.
Laled Augunt lil.t, .
5w6 . Asaignoe.
ALU ANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
ALB IS V, Oft.
Awrfk lun ia Al. 1,1. t lva M lajaava or Diadclor. IU y a
It .l wsli known "7 -,.'n Utbe moat
with caasidarabU loss onderf(il preacnptlon tar theae trouble
bacy and at Tasgaot
fact that farmesameet
by using secertndiafld or
ttaaaal will faraiahtto iy . CBstomar BOth
bg but aaw graia sacks. 'I ariU jtlaoiba or
eontrol for f star ajtlurery aU kind f grslv
far which I will pay th bijheat cash prion.
Farmers bad better a as bafore making
arraagflmant to store elsewhere.
My aoeat at Tan rent will furnish
aad rocwiva graia at that plaoo.
or6 C. D. BiurnoH.
gutter I-lat,
Splendid Vtrld.
Under the heading of "Give linn the
Palm" the Benton county Slaile ha the fol
lowing:
We come forward now with an account of
the production of grain, which in a county
less fertile than thia, we would have but lit
tle hope of paining the belief of even the
most credulous. Last week Mr. Turner, liv
ing on Isaac Moore' place, just across the
river from this city, in Linn county.threshed
some oats produced on seven acres of land.
lhey viewed 40 hushels. . If anybody can
beat this yield 1 1 1 J bushels to the acre
then they can catch our pedro.
Tbe school BiHk.
When the new scries of school books were
brought here for introduction the dealers
were not allowed to exchange them for old
books or sell them at the introductory price
without an order from some teacher. This
rule haa been changed and now any one
wanting to purchase book at the introducto
ry prices, or exchange old for new, can do so
by calling on the book dealers in this city.
No order is now required from a teacher, so
bring in your old books as fast as possible
and make the exchange.
I'alvenlly AppelatairaU.
The following persons have passed the
necessary examination before tbe County
School Superintendent and were last week
appointed by the County Court to scholar
ships in the State University from thi coun
ty: W. L Vawter, E. M. llulin, Clias. M.
Ulkina, Jennie Bard well, Annie Bardwelland
Minnie E. Porter. There are yet three va
cancies from this county, And any one pass
ing the required examination can get an ap
pointment.
A Blue Klbbea Merlin-
A ineetine of the Blue Jtibbon Club will
be held at the Y. P. C. A. Hall next Friday
evening, and it is hoped there will be a large
audience. The programme is not yet com
pleted, but will be published in our next is
sue. From what we have seen of the pro
gramme it is our opinion tliat it will be more
interesting than any the Club have hereto
fore prepared. By all means make your ar
rangements to attend.
Last week th steam tug Kaiit Cock, of
them that it waa'received with gratitude and Portljuld ? Coast to Alsea to take
swallowed with pleasure. Oar ntir fore ornm ""J"" P"y "7"
will ever remember those Udwe and b glad w "p1? v'm TJ "utcr
to favor them whenever it lie ia their pow- "" "7 """"
I a1 ZV laatatilwaa m.wsA ia tuoinn IjSaLa
BMH WiVaVBJ MB JJsa S H'f aa ftaHlMf swuos
it also broke the propelior. The tag being
thus completely at the mercy of the waves.
was washed upon th beach. Th engineer
went down to Portland after a new propeller
test Monday, and when h return they will
There will be no change in the time of er-
vice next Sunday. Both preaching and Sab
bath School service will be bald at th usu-1 probaply get tba tug off without much diffi-
al hoar. There is a movement oa foot to I oulty. as ah is not oa a rocky beach. Her
secure a uniform hour for such service, but J owner paased through here on his way to
no dstimte arrangement have yet been mad. I Alaea last Monday.
A meeting of the pastor and Sunday School
Sunt, will be held at the dental rooms of
Dr. O. W. Gray on Tuesday evening, Sept,
23d, at 74 o'clock, at which time definite ar
rangements will probably be made.
The Ckrtstaa Association.
Examination af Teachor.
At th business meeting of the Yonng
PeopWa Christian Association held last Mon
day night it was decided te change the week'
ly meeting of th Association from Saturday
to Wodneoday evening, commencing with
Notice i hereby given that the quarterly j MZt week. Next Saturday (to-morrow)
examination of teacher will bo held at th I ovenin2 it will bo held aa usual, tha subject
a - - ' -
Central School House, in Albany, on Satur- being Hebrews, 4th chapter and 16th
day, September 27th, 1879, commencing at 8 1 The subject for next Wednesday evening can
o'clock a. m. Applicant are reaueated to I be found in the Sth chapter of Mark. 3$th
be on hand promptly at that hour.
I N. Liggett,
6w3 County School. Supt.
vera, a no sabbath service occur at tn
usual hour. It ia hoped that the number at
tending will tncreaae.
Slapping the t'lty.
Mr. J. M. Betts, representing the Board
of Fire Underwriters of San Francisco, has
been surveying this city during the past week
and draughting a map of all the buildings
from the water front to Third street, and
from the Calapooia down to Railroad. By
the way Sir. B. rattles off his work we
should jndge 'lie was the "boas" when it
comes to drausUtuia
' Dr. Alexander Located in Albany.
The many friends of Dr. W. F. Alexander
will be glad to learn that be has again lo
cated ill Albany, and will immediately com
mence the practice of medicine again. Hav
ing practiced here for so many years he is
probably better known than any man in our
county, and as be has uniformly been suc
cessful in his treatment of diseases be will
soon have all he can do.IIus residence ia in
the old Parker building, opposite the Albany
foundry.
Koothit nl the Stale I'ulr.
The booths at tho State Fair grounds were
let at auction on Thursday of last week, and
the following persons in Albany secured
places: No. 10, f HoiTman ,1- Davis; Xo. ,'
George Wellerj Xo. 42, J. W. Bercaw.
Dentistry.
Dr. E. O. Smith, of Portland, formerly of
this city, will make a tour through this
county and will do all the dental work that
his friends and the public generally may re
quire, lie will be at Lebanon on the 16th
of the present month, and will remain a
week or so. He will then go to Brownsville
and Halsey, remaining about a week at each
place.
Lest Their Little Buy.
A few days ago a letter from Mr. Joe. G.
Evans and his wife informed their friends
in this city that on the 20th of last month
their little boy died. Of the three little one
they have had they now have none. Their
sorrow must be very great,and they have the
sympathy of a great many friends in this
city.
Keiiigious.
Those friends who can extend hospitality
to the members of the Columbia Conference,
Southern Methodist Church, to assemble at
this place Sept. 2 lib, will please report to
IUv. T. 1), WlilTE.
Aa Iasaae laaiaa.
An Indian was arrested in this city for
. misconduct last week, and it was soon at
tamed that he was aa crazy aa a loon. Dr.
Rice and Davis examined him and pro
nounced it a case of insanity, and Deputy
Sheriff Humphrey took him to the Asylum.
Poor Lo was in a bad fix, and acted consid-
erably as if he had "snakes in his boots. ''
Tbo West aide Kallroad.
Work on thi road is booming along, and i
it will probably be completed as f ar aa Inde
pendence by the first of October. The
bridge -across the Luckiamute waa raiaed j
this week, and work commenced on the Soap
Creek bridge but week. Thi begins to look
like it would yet get into Benton county in
time to carry off the crops of this season.
A New Propeller.
Anwar's Clctfclaa: Baaaarlaam.
L. E. Blain, Albany's "boss" clothier, will
get back from San FnaoiaM to-day, and as
his goods (or at least great apart of them)
cam up on the aame steamer, yon will have
the opportunity of rigging yourself out in
the height of fashion at his establishment
next week. Blain doesn't bring on any
'cheap John" clothing, and yon know yon
are getting your money's worth when you
buy of him.
A Fine Caabace.
A few days ago Mr. O. W. Dodder brought
us in a head of the Winnings tead variety,
that weighed 16 pounds. It was very sol
id, and when cooked was perfectly delicious.
Mr. Dodder is running the Burres vegetable
farm and he seems to be making gardening a
success.
A new propeller was cast at the Albany
Foundry and sent over to Yaquina Bay last
Tuesday for the steam launch which runs be
tween Pioneer and Kcwport, Tbe old pro
peller, and also the shaft to which it was at
tached, came looso a few weeks ago and drop-
pod into the bay.
Notice te Tax-Payers.
You are hereby notified that all taxes that
are not paid by the 1st of October will be
collected ace-orbing to law, which authorizes
tae to sell the property.
t J. W, AlfDKRSOM,
C-w2 Cl'y I-areLal
rhrfiawtnr tba Uat of latter raaaatnlog I
aa u- fii (k Aibaar. Linn aoantv. Ore-!
fan. Mope tllb. DC, farsaa eatltDC lev thea
must give tb ease oa wnwa taoy ware
aaoamaou.
O-Wno, J M Arty, Chaa D
O &ml, Mrs Jane (3) Bradley, tieerg
rnatt. iionrv flood. Mr Kauna
Baafcaa, Alice Beegli, Emma
Dr II C'naee. Nellie Mr
lioaae. Mr Annie (3) Dotlef, Han
Stitaa, II X Hathaway, Jas E
Maasa, David Lang, Richard
St. John, Mr Almira Murphy. Richard
rVUIiama, air J A Martin. Mrs ISancy
V. II. KA.MUJNi), Y. M.
Plan Lasabrr far Sate.
2k Conn baa aud arrangement with
1 jNtccersoa lode aa bis planing, and a I
burg stock of flooring, rustic, furnishing
lumbar, eta, will b kept oa band at the
alsner in Lebanon. Flooring and rustic will
be eaU at 20 and f2t per thousand, aad
other lumber in proportion. Our reader
r-.-.1l JhnlaaaLa drorirUt. V : "W
m-rd KeDhretieuOT aa tha beat kidney
ITj .iHrf..r nmadr la tba market.
T. : . . m lst-it 1r aava
aJnt, Portland. Or., y.: -SoW I lote
Zi Jr. iT.farav doea the work." Many
or aala by all dnig-
giaw.
,. . , Tmuum oualns ftv
obm a tUs ul opmn w oriott. to iriot moa-
a oooBncBMataadaidaatarr -aBaa. colmtooUu
tal sad Bhnaasl nrin . . rT- i.
) ralBmrr UoaoowpUoa la Uv. -flkm7 Hypo
Ulaaa brought about tha diKonn publittted
pbwbUao. A rail aocaant ot tbi om -oi sU
larolknx- MU Moatblr u hTil .
Untfyiot, " sr
ST-Pbospbita. b) a oorUiii romodr .
Coamainia a) Um Luns. a vu
aoamt rrap at Hrpopboopbttee speUly and pcrma
oootlv cuna Con. uoo . Uv. I-C, !T rJT
ISoaottmpUaB, Ksrraao rraMraUon, Kharuaaa tA
Btwa. nipnauoa ot tba Mawt. Tremblln. al u
The Fall Terra will pea oa Septem
ber 3,1879.
8a If it is deirMe throe morses m ioniCTn
aill be pursao tn irn. -- -" -
tKKuuOe nd bnal.
A tall rorpaf latrarsrs a manm.
For nartintUn concerning toe courses oi study il
tlM prioo ot 1V joa. apply ta
61 BET. KIKCKT !t. rrai.
3IUSIC HOODS'-
. Ihvical auut U-ont.I - -
la . . " - ' ' . " "as UBIIUU.
APpsu.ottDriry, Lo.o Memory. U
wUI noMly faaprm tbo wa-knod roaetioas and or
rsaoai lbs body, ahicta demod tor bo-ltb npra val
ootory omd-volimuuT, sod la.olunuu? nerraasoc
In to tbo asauinto
I par Mood liastf.
wilb laoUeooai and subdatr. mr.
b-rmooy tM iu bttTBdieou. skin
110 toow is plowut, od lu cf-
EETTER THAN GOLD is perfect
health, and yet many are suffering the tor
ture of the damned with Dvopeoaia when
a single bottle of DR. MINTIE'S KSQ
IJtMrt DAN DKLIOrt LIVER AND DYS
PEPSIA PILLS U1 give relief, and, If
ps minted in, will cure tbe worst case of
tbi diatraaaing trouble. Thia pill enrea
Torpid Liver and Biliousness, BegoUtas
will resaember that tho lumber from Conas I -"e JBowela, removes Pimplea Irom the
miU cannot he .-called anywhere. h ZWil
In tha ftlrlna nil H-b. la )-- -,A.l J
aaeraaaas aarveylac laHy. OOARANTKED to ba PUKELY VEfjK.
TABLE. It act directly on tbe coatins? of
nhar-li-ni' Hmvim n-rta nmmA I tb0 OlamaCa and OA ta Liver. Can ba
... , ZTtf T71. taken in any clime wet or dry weathea.
through thia city on their way to Umpqua I Bwar of imiuiiena. Tha trennino ha
test Wednesday, taking tha train here lor aa engraving of a lion on the outeldo
Drain's Station. They bad intended to go
by sea, but th tag which came around after
them stranded butt Friday at Alaea Bay.
MU1 Very law.
wrapper. Price. SO cent. For aaJe hv all
druggists.
Maj. J. R. Herren ia still very ill, his af
fection being dropsy of th bowels. His
physician. Dr. Boughton, performed aa op
eration upon him but Tuesday and drew
from him quite a large quantity of fluid, and to A. E. Mlntie, M. IX, Mo. n Kearney
Slit ASTLEY COOPER'S VITAL RE
STORATIVE The great English remedy
haa mad mora cure of Nervous Debil
ity, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood,
nocturnal emission, lassitude, .inability
for mental labor, despondency and auch
disease aa are Induced by youthful fellies
and excesses, than all other medicines
combined. Why will yon suffer? Send
sine that time ha ha been resting easier.
Another Serial.
We are requested to announoe that the
ladies of the First Presbyterian Church will
give a social next Tuesday evening at the ,houM ,9ad tor ,nBtructionB, tttrms refer.
street. San Francisco, lor the Restorative
and be cured. Price, (3 per bottle. Four
time the quantity, 10. Try a bottle. Dr.
M in tie treats all private diseases success
fully. la venter aa falcateee
residence of Mr. C. Honk. Those Iadiea
know how to conduct auch an affair, and all
who attend ar sure to enjoy themselves.
Para Is bed Rasa ta Let.
For aa excellently furnished bed room, in
a convenient locality in tha oity, inquire of
ED. BAUM,
Lectiooniaa Cigar Store.
Easaloysaeat Wasted.
Any on wishing to employ a girl for gen
eral housework can learn of one who ia not
afraid of work by calling at thia office.
Episcopal Services.
Divine service will be held at St. Peter's
Episcopal Church next Sunday, September
14th, at 11 o'clock, a. h.
MASKlESt.
KEL8AY BOOG8. At tbe rosidonoe ot th bride,
soar Tsnient, oa Thursday ermine Sept. ih, 1H7U,
by Rov. S. U, lrrloo, Ms. 1 KsusAt and Mas. Kacusl
Booos.
Th gentlnaaa is a wsll-to-do burner, and Is much
to so on vied in seourlnf th affections ot suh sa ami
able lady. Comments aro anoooosaury.
Wives of frost men oft remind us,
Wo should pick out wives with car ;
Bo wo may not leave battled us
Half our nstursl crop ot heir,
DAVIS.
1S7, Hahry A.
ewl 1 month.
In this city, oa Monday
uitent ton oi r. a. and Joeie ttavut
sight, Sept. Sth,
Close the door llrhtly,
Bridle the bneth.
Our little earth angel
Is talklnr with death.
Owtly It calls him j
lis wishes to stay ;
It arms are about him
It bears him away. -
Mugio eoma floating
Down from the dome ;
Aurdt ar chautinx
Tie wt bame.
enoea, oto., to Eklisoa Brothers, Solicitors.
of Patent, Washington, D. C, who fur
nish tha aame without charge. Edison
Brothers la a well known and successful
firm of large experience, having been ea
ablished since 1&8. I.:l2tf
WASKieTCn,D.C.
HAS A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AT
$2 50 per day.
TREMONT HOUSE.
No Liquors Sold. 14:12tf
MISS NETTIE PIPER
wishes to Inform the public that she will
commence givintc injunction in hkihu: at
her rooms over !Saltiuarn h unis; store, u
tbe 15th of September. The terras will be
aa follows:
Piano, Organ, and Cultivation of Voice,
Its dm aiianer.
Ituaunenw i ocai aiuti:, s- jn-r ijiiiM-
tar.
ptTK fiuarter :U1 be three month, and
two leasoua will be eiven eaoli week.
wlwnSif
Notice.
SdftOlM MY STOCK OF II AF.D-
V 1. fwiKraa, aVUU ItJUJO VXX V
mc3K9 iUUVkHCU .V UJ-: M,w
Wm .t i .1 -.,! , . ,.i .
ortiand. all ?
requested to cau 2-L
tie, an J save trou v w-v a t"
In the bands of D. U. . ' " 1 A
3ml "Z".T"'
Port!
Admiiiistrator's
'kt.
SOTICE IS IIEREBY GIYEX T.
the undersigned, Iimatz KuX. ha.,
i duly appointed Administrator of the
estate of Bigmund Fox, deceased, by the
County Court in and for Linn county, Ore
gon, and all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to present
tbe same to the undersijrned at his plareof
business on Fiit street, in Albany, Una
county, Oregon, properly verified, within
six months from the date hereof.
Albany, Aug. 2S, 18;.
1GXATZ FtX,
-"4 Adminbrtrator.
Notice to Tax-payers.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIA1
on Monday, the 22d day of Septem
ber, 1879, and during tbe following: six
days thereafter, the Board of Equalization
for the County of Linn, SUUe ef Oregon,
will attend at the Court House in saij
County, at the office of the County Clerk,
to publicly examine the Assessment Koli,
and correct all errors in valuation, de
scription or qualities of lands, lots, or
other property, and all parties interests 1
therein are hereby notified to appear at tbe
time and place above mentioned.
',. ti. MOSS,
County Assessor for Onn Co., Oregon.
vlonowS
D. G. CLARE.,
(Successor to J. B. wyatt.) '
Dealer in Heavy aud Shelf
Hardware, Iron, Steel
and Iflectiaiiic's
Tools.
On First street, one door out ot 8. E. Younj's, Al
5tt ' bany, Oregon.
jja.rtIEIaT EsraONlIK,
MAJfCFACrCRKR
OoiI3e9 saJL 5JlCe!.
No. 21 First St. Albany.
lUiastod or frround coffees anil spices of all kinds
wholesale or retail. SMtisiactioit guanuitoed.
vl4nivl
-ET O
FOR THE
riri
tEMew
School
Books
AT-
jwMk ww ajsjasw wajn
imii. etL in As tt-aaaP k.w.
T HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENT AND HAVE JUST RECEIVED A L.ARG 3
I and full line of the School Books which have been adopted by the authorities f
thia State, and am now ready to furnish them at introductory prices or exchange tbet a
for the otd ones formerly in use in the public schools in this vallev at exchange rate i.
For particulars in regard to their introduction call at nay store, or address me.
TO TZACHZnG AND PAHZriTG.
At first it was required that all who wanted books at introductory prW-s, or wisbe 1
to exchaep-a, sliouii "j-roouro fi or;kr from a tt-afhor, but Hi-h b hot t!io cag nov .
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