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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1880.
NO. 81.
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PROFESSIONAL CAltDS.
C ft. WoLV ERTvAX.
x ut Hrtiftjnr.
nnir;ir.F.v &. wolykhtox,
ATTOBriEYS AT LAW,
Albany, Oregon.
WU! prvli.-- in all tlus Court, in the Stat. Pn-laU
H.J. BOUGIITON.ILD..
1UUKT, . OKECO.
ni UK POCTOK 19 A GRAPCATE OP T11K UN't-
I VKKSlTY Medial CuUnr. a York, uJlil
lata mulw ul ttellvTU tio4ul MUKal OtStog. U
kcw York.
fc"mn- la CitT Dror Star. RtiJimc on South
rid. a tiuniia lit., tor. luar am ul lbs auUa !
I FIJSN. - IHAMI1KKW!.
VL'NN & CIIAJlliERLAlX.
ATTOBSEYS AT JillY,
Albany, Oregon.
roH'tcts !a Konter's rrlck Blx-k.-?iS
vlonlSlf.
T. i. EJ Vli
Al' rOliXFA' AT LAW.
A LB .&!! OltrtOV
jij sialrt iu the OJU l'cllow'a
1 eupie."S
vir.11.")
F. M. P.1ILLER,
ATTOKN 1 : V AT J .A W
I.EUtXO OKEUOS.
Will practice lu &1I tUa oiurt of Hie bl-tte.
i'romtA aUfiiUun nitvu i oli-liii. ton
ryui.v iuJ aiiiiuiiliuo of 1'au-a. l'rohaia
uuaiutfs a ii-ui 1 11 y . lio f.
J. A. YA.VMS,
ATrDaNHY AND CCUNSELOU AT LAW
ay"ni-111 1 t'otirl lSu
Surgeon.
B. H. SAVAGE,
Physiciau and
A!?rti), Ore-sou.
f a v i x c: a j: a p u at f.d is hie
J. rUyMO-MH.lM-iil Inxt-tuto of Ciucin-
iiitU, bat loMiL-i in Aiu- uy.
ff-OiU in Kro'nany brick, (up fctairs )
C. 0. KeUy, M. D.,
I'byniclan and Surgeon,
ALBANY. (faCGOX.
JMroffire) In M'llwaln'a Block. RmI
tloure, one door north of Broom Fartory.
THn3tf '
Dr. T. I.. (iOl.UL.Y,
OCCULIST AND AUUIST
8AI.E3I, OIICCOX.
DR.orj)EN UaS HAl EXPERIENCK l!i
tMbDf lt vartuu iIiumum- to vhirti I be
v. anil far an uibjrct. mod (iwia.eoadu'rttl uf
givltic m.lr aatlkliuTtlon to laoaa wno mnj
WC9 KacmiMMvea unuor turn on.
D. C. CLARK,
(Samanr to i. B. Wyau.)
Pealer u Ilfavy and Shelf
Hardware, iron, acv
and jTiecltanic'
Tool.
Oh Fa-at Hncl, on. fur Mt of K. TJUnj , Al
if anjr, Oreym.
. MAKITACTVREB
JHeer u.a.. tpH'.Ctm.
X: St riml U Albany. ...
lUwrtnl ortravnd n'M imI of !i klikU
vuutoatla ur WW. aouManwa (riuraategu.
SEW YOE!. SHOPPIIIC !
Einrvlndr dollsrhted with the tanffful
and bmiitifuH Mectioua tnaile br Mb. 1 -
mar. who baa never .failrU40 Uxim) ttor
u(onier. C hall Ciicular Jual UsurU.
Send lor It, Addreaa
MUS. EIXKN UMAK, . U
1S:T 77 UnwJaajr. JiewVork. f
MiKHG JIH'a miUIDVIIOS.
lluv Ol.lt 11 KM Tol.D TUK UTOttY IX T1IH
I'OUBT JIOUWH. I
" Now, thou. Mr. WHnwu.", Vfn,nli !"
'KJo on In yonr own Jmnost wny
And toll lo the Court and th Jury
Of Unit row on election day.
But linit, how long I avo, you known, ulr,
Tlio prlnonor horo at the bar?"
'Do who, aahT IH prla'nort You don't
mean
Mara' Jim, w lint's a noil In' down dnr?
"WUy.i'aO kno'd him hciimo ho fimt t oti h
- breff
Up yandor In Tenuctwoe
But what' do uo In axlu' tue dut T
Yon all kno'a ho wui ralxcd by 111c !"
"Now, toll us about the cltxllou llcht
' That you Haw that day at tlio h11m,
Vhu your Mara Jim trlud by vlolpiwo
To Uitlmldato IhN man r.owin."
"I dat what Mara' Jlm'a 'raignod A-r?
Well, I do Uifltir', dat'a funny !
But den, yer jott liaaen or lulu t
An' I'll toll yer do Uufo, now homy !
Ihtt ar 'lockahuu km gwlne on fa'rly
Ah qnlot, an ord'iy an' frvo,
When Mara' Jim cum up to do jhUk dar,
Vld do han'a frum do farm niT 1110.
" Well, dla lob-midcd linger namo Bm1',
hyar;
Wui kavottln' around in ilo crowd,
An' a pullin' do votora fun' 0110 ai-Io
An' de odor, an' talkln' out loud.
Whou be aeod ua he come up a bulgin'
Au' pasain' lit tioketa about.
An' awearln' an how he could chaw up
Enny Bomocrat niggor folcli out !'
"Pen I made er remark dt u panaln
'Biiut Digger outgrow In' Mere panta,
An' flxln' deretolb tor be wortlexs
lie abarter-wardt 'ceiHln fr ha'nu t
IX1 a Uowla rotched 'round for hi rasur,
A-lowIn ho'd kyarve my o!e hart
But Mara' Jim allppod In d;ir botwlx' ut
An plikh'd mo an' Bowla bofo apart.
'IVn he fotcu Bowla a lit k In do' lef ' eye
Iat ahut hit u; tlghtor dan wax ;
Don be poel'd him up dar on do tcmplo
An' blndJieJ hl iicxmj IJ two wtiaoka;
Pt'ii be planted do toe ob his boot, ah.
Whar Bowla'a eoat-UUa ottor bin.
HIE nialKKMHI l L III TU1.
Weill Irelintd'a Miierable Coatllllua.
For noveiuT yenra nat tlio nennoi
Imvo Uen Imil, niul tlutt of It year
ineiint nlwoluta cntaatroitlio. I'olutoo
rotted in tlio ground, und wero dug up
im lunnKei ol rorruption ; Imrley atJ
ouU ntiil bouim, exOHcil to - untitiiely
Atlatitio alorina, were loveleil with the
ground or torn up by the roots; tuniipa
nicUened in the aour wA there they
are Mi!!, aotiie of them, uu4 a lig woulJ
Imnll deign to root them 11 1 ; while
thn inci'HHHiit rnin nmdo it inioillo to
lay in n atoro of tuif. Ah for the liidV
it iiuluatry, the iHxr people havo uci
tlu r tlio tionta nor gear requhiite for
deep m a ilahing in winter, and ao they
ui o cut off from every mean of earning
n livelihiHid. Knowiiiij all thin, I wu
ivued for aad Moen-a at Kildotuty,
but even if I lind given imagination
full play it coulJ not havo conjured up
thoxo which actually met my eye. Our
route luy for aomo time through a dreaiy
niul iirgtectvil country, aodden with wet,
uudi ained, and in some canea faat going
bitck to a Htato oflx'j. Hete and there
a liryi-r f.um-iiitj than uaual, ur-
i-ouu.i. i i y wen Kept nciua, auoweu
that cipilnl, us well as industry, was at
work ; but theao were very eweptionnl
instaticca, and only by con trim t, dcet-
..1
encd me prevailing nieiancnoiy. a rra-
entlr wo cuuio to a large liouae, with
wootltt around it, lute the residence of
the Froteatant'rcctor, and n few hun
dred yard beyond, oil what used to be
the g!ele, and in full view of the rsg
in Atlantic then a truly "melancholy
ft. Ml I
ooi-uu we lotiiui me vii a"e. nifii
not iIcKCiil an Irih bauilct. Its ahift
IfHunt-as and soualor aio chronic, and
everylxHly immt tie familiar more or leas
with the acene. Uut let me tell or my
cxierteneo among tho dwellers in these
wretched homes, for liomea they are,
although the Kugliah eye fail to lecog'
nue 111 them but home-like quality.
My piesence in the pi ice was soon tol,
... .1 1 . . ,1
mi.! 11 ai'i-earea as 1110111411 ine wnoie
nmlo poiiiilulion, old and youn, turned
out, to discover tbe reason. Thev Lad
An'BowU apun 'round in dat round alout I nothing bpttr to do, jaxr fellows, and
vtltl.l
D. M. Conley,
ATTOltN 1Y AT I AW.
A LIS, SY, OSKtO.
OP' R, 57 WIKT FRONT STP.EET.
xial atteution friven tocoUeotions.
TlSnlWf
J. TT. RAYBIRY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
C0KVAL1I3. OSEGON.
Albany Bath"Hau;
llUSDSDKKSiaSSD WOULD RKSPECT
I. fmlly laforta lb. eUisaai of Alba
aiaity tkat I have tak.ekrj..f this
t Like er bov'a wblrlerglit In do.w in"
'Ben eb'ry ono dar gib a e lie or, ab.
An' aed dat lilt aarv'd dis Bow Is right,
An' bit tickled IhoMarklea U r doth, tuoa.
'Kaso Mai a Jim fit do ole man's fight !
But, don, dul'a Mar' Jim, for do world,
aah
Jewi do same M'liw do war e befV
An wboebber eums foolin' a'.oi ' li
' ban's.
Is gwine ter git burled, now, ahu !
"Now, dat is de trufo -an' Bowls Lno's hit,
An' could toll It ex plane, nan, ex me
An' you's got do 'rong man In de box, dar,
Kx I hope dot de Jury '11 sou!
An' If dat wux si temp' to eiitliiicrdaie,
HU's a pow'rful winnlii some way.
'Kasedo man dat Mara' Jim waa ba.-k!ii'f
Wo nlgsors elocktld dat day !"
frtw 11jklw!u);!U.
Tho fuuiidtttiott of everv "tuil tfivcrn
on-lit in tlio fjuiilv. Tli- !-. t and liiit
prosperons eounlrr U tlmt wiiit-li lias
the great oMt numl-er of happy linnide!t.
lllf liulu-kt lllkilt III lull Blliun lllfll is
marringi'. It lint taken 11 -e nue count
les aj;-s totvu.e up to the coi.iHtiou of
umrrtui!!.
'AVithout it tkrre w-ouhl lo no eivili-
zaiion; no human advancement, no life
wortfc Uvinjj. I.iiu ix a r.iiimv to nny
wouiuli who hint not kt-cuied the love
' and mlui-ittion t-f wiiitf giaml un-l !i:.-v'
lillicent man. J.tro l.'l 11 iiuhLciv to ui.V
man, 110 iimtifl w hlher ho be iiKiuii
caul or moiiHich, who has not won the
heart of noioe-worthy woman. Vnhiiit
lovetand taarriso, all the prtcelesa jiys
ElttLV AMBClt 4'ASr.
KJllur DUjKtich :
As tho agricultural community
throughout thecountty, is coiihiilerably
agttutej by tho ilimovei iesaml improvo-
iuents recently made, leading to tho
ptoduetion of sugar and sujuiior syr
ups from Northern cane; and as 11
gteut deal is written and puhliahed
011 this important stihieut bv iwrties
who, if not ignorant altout what they
1 tie, write to mislead and ronfutie,
erimt me biiDy to write you my
exriiico tho result c;f many years of
growing, watching, and carefully testing
of the various canes uud modes of man-
ufucture which, if you think of any
valuo to your furmer readers, yon are at
liliorty to uso it in your always well
tilled columns. l
.First, then, the variety known as the
"F.urly Amber Hugar Cune," is the only
one worthy of a moments atteution from
the Northern farmer. A II other "or
ghem, 'Impheys," "Hybrid," ice. ike.,
aro comjmrativcly worthlesf. Their
ateds are light chsff and aAti ingents;
their syrups are deficient in, or utterly
devoid of the true qtialitms nr either
acid or astringent in taste and strong in
flavor when unclsrified, and when t'm i
lied flat and insipid, and in all casts un
wholesome as an article of food, and
unadiinted to liousehould use in pastry
or cAAing. Seeds of these worthless
canes are now ofl'eied for salu under
new nsu:es by various parties at high
prices, and doubtless many will I de
ceived into buying them.
The Karly Amber is a lure sugai
plant, and produces well and ripei.s its
canes from the gulf of Mexico to )
Canada line, and houth of Intitudo 3.H
degrees ripens two croi of cane and
seed front ono planting each season, if
planted early, and well cared f.r in its
earliest stages of growth.
On anr good dry soil 150 to '2oQ eal
Ions of syrup (equal to bom;,' or maple
in flavor and of superior awcetening
qualities) will be produced rr aci al
each cutting each gallon of 1 1 to 1 -
lounds weight yiuldmg or granulating
7 to 8 pounds of niont excellenr; dry,
liiiht colored augsr. Koch farmer can
make his own calculation as to profit.
The best of the sorghums ami irophco
require f to H gallons of juieu for one
gallon of syrup. I ho Ivtrly Amber
yiiil.U one gallon of syrup Irotii 4 J to C
gallons of juice. lueMiu;. fiom the
Amtier cane will whidi-Mie . !itible
the price of the l-ni wmIiuui uid com
mercial bakeries (lull liaie Lad hii op
(ortuiitir to ti at 11 i-ri i.-r u in n. ir
operaliuns ln'tiin Ih-1 t-rud.-s .f .w
Ork-ans or Woit li.tia ut !.-. li
would not uhi a.iij;liiiio and imphif r-
11 ps if fin ti iolie-1 lor notliiii. li.
wtrak'-niiifr, dvliili(atiii( ell't-ets iijii the
h 11 tun 11 system of a fr nw -l soihiim
u wed understood. Tho nmU-r svn
is an excellent tonie, exct-liiigly inilnia
ble to all, and very lsneticisl in irs u,e
to rsoos of nervous and dubuitaic
constitutions. J 11 these ipialttn-s it 1
iieeulhtr and suierior to eery other
known aaecliariue auhstaree.
The vield of acd from good land
"0 to 40 bushels jier acre, trach cutting
is uearly a heavy as wheat; 1 reluhe
by all clauses of domestic animal, and
if giound gives 3j to 3s loundsot hand
souie flour, which mauaged in the same
manner na buckwheat, produce cakes
111 every way final, and auperior tn
healthfulness to buckwheat flour. Tl
amber cane is at once a sugar nud 1
producing plant.
One and a half pound f seed is fcnlli
cient to a plant au acre
Xbe seed ami cane improve , in fcie
TliOHO who would ntteini.t to tench
gricnlture. either from tho platfoiiu or
through tho owerfiil (Hlueutional li'-i-n-
ey, tho public prese, inut prc;;piM.
an atdienco composed i thoiihllul, ltt
tellicent, coiiiuion ncimo iieople. As au
11 11.1t ration, take the mil ject d' plowing;
one authority tuny advocate deep plow-
ng, while another contend with equal
force for shallow plowing, mid yet both
side tuny ho equally correct, tlidi.icuce
the pioposed' systems Ix-ing luixcd
ixm the varied character ist ins of the
soil. Tho'truo function of an ngriciilt-
rsl paper, in dealing with such ques
tions, is to record the actual exjierieiices
f practical and competent faimers, to
draw Mich deductions f the facts may
warrant, and finally. 'lo surround tho
subject with stimulus to thought and
material for aupgi'sj.ioii lo tho reader
who thinks as he traJx, and is ever
willing carefully to weigh tho value i;f
the opinion and practice of his f. How -
men.
No inflexible rule cun he 'aid do 11
for farming oeratiou, no f .iiiiuia that
will overcome nil dilhculttis alike: no
advice can ho pvn that it of much
value to tho thouutlesH and iiicctini. el
ate, iliim, shallow plowing is best
shore there is n liht, sandy or "invelly
hind, with a thin soil; because but a
small quantity of sand or yiuvel is re-
puretl ut a cultivated field, while n
it may have struck them that a stranger,
whatever his immediate business, must
mean to do them good, since no other
evil, savo the drea-Jed eviction, could
l-ehilt. 15ut, whatever the reason, from
my arrival in the place until I left it, I
had a train of bvdly-clothed and badly-
led men and boys at my heels, all cngur
to supply information, all anxious that
I Miould boo the wretchedness of others
rather than their own, and alt full of a
U-aiitiful svmpathv for thon in the
place who were even more ho'ples4 thun
ihcniM-lvc. These joor ItUhmen im
pi eeHed me most favorably. They made
1.0 foolih complaint ; they praised
their landlord as a "daccnt iiian," who,
being only a distillery foietuait in Dor
iy, could ill nllord to lose his rents ;
and they could only hope, with a resig
nation toueliing to witness, thai the
"good Iord" would cause something to
lie done for them, and that soon. Tho
tii st cabin into which I went was a
place that an KiiglUhman would think
too l ad for Lis pi. It floor of earth
ui.. htos.es reeked with damp, and wa
tt r even Mood in tho hollows ; tho only
li.it. mire wttt ii few cups and saucers, a
iii..l r two, und at many tuns and
i-oik; iu 0110 corner a mans of dirtv
(.(raw had eiidentlv been used as 1 U'J,
d on tho wretched hearth smoked
rather than burnt nn njwlogy for a fire.
rli'- man of the house shoeless and
. 1 1.1 ...1.
c-i.-i: i.w, ittu ana uairgaru sat uie
111... 11 n lag of Indian meal, bevond
whn h his lood ri-soui ces did not co, -ml i.roduction South of the 3Sih ds-
ud through the gloom around the m-o and deteriorate North of that nar-
rea.I
rumivt;.
large rottioii of theso ingnlient
would result in pohilive ii jury. If the
sod is turned under, so lin-ie it Jixox
soil cnoueh lo bury tho t-ci il, whether
grass, corn, grain or itiifji-i, and if a
small iinantity ot r.xl 01 gravel u
brought to the smface, mhIi practice
will do no harm but lather work for
good in deepening the oi!. I'm-plow in
these light, thiu soils a trlflo deeK:r s
each working, great gain may be seemed
n di-eiiening aud enriching the land.
Where, at tho outset, thtrr inches in
(leplli may be all lite soil w ill M-ar tu n
e ye; is of jiidiclolit hatu;lin' six
inches deep may 1 a de.:rnblo point iu
plowing.
On the other hand, if the soil under
consideration is full of organic matter
with a heavy clsv subsoil, then deeii
plowing would proie advantageous,
since clsy undisturbed retains fcrtiliKing
mauer wimout snowing it to puss
through and be made avnilsblo for
crops, while if a portion of this clay is
brought up and incorporated with de
cayed vegetable mutter on tlio ftuifacc,
it is rendered fertile bv tho action cf
the sun and air and through the mixing
of Mills. A sain, this same nueration
involves the turning a I -01 linn tf the
decayed vegetable matter down into the
Uv ieilo'il below, oiM-ning aud rotider-
in j tho same more fiiable, aii nllowing
the i-fts to extend to a greater deptl
sud thus enlarging tho uten of plant
food, lhrouuh this comjioMCg uf soils
tho tipi-r and lower sttata ure both 1111
proved by deep plowing, the available
soil is dcejiened, while It ts manure :
reiuireU 111 securtusr a I eavv cr. I f-
foie plowing it it important to deter
mine the character of lhi soil, to con
aider the crops iu'emJed for production
and uiial'y to estimate the amount
manuic available for the j.ui jkikh. With
the laetors, tho problem ol ie' or
shallow plowing may b solved. I'low
iog and manuring should lul only have
reference to the cropa in view, but nlso
lO the important subject -f . hefliiiig
ami enriching tlio soil. '
s There arc othur iu:nor k.iniscinnevt
cd with tho subject of plowing which
an' worthy of careful,, consideration.
The field should It) so arranged that
long furrow- may be plowed, instead of
short onet, that is, if half uu aero only
U to be slowed, cconnmv in I,,lr and
Aunitfiti, mi:omm.
Jiyin' lo iiiit.ediiimoiiilii will tH! at
east until they have teen tiiadii an in-
fuelling subject to the mi'jm it v f men.
Tho Jatii tlil.it of James M net ear. of
Imkow, to product! tliamouds nrtif
mlly is by no meant i.m first that has
if en made. I In; earliest e xienmeiiU
ot niiy uiij.oi i;n,ci, weio m-ent, Iiow-
ver only n2 yeai-s since. latoiir and
iantinl, the Kietich cheinistx, then t ie-
feiuc'i pure piwces 01 cryslaiized carirf.n
to the Academy or H.;iem:rs, ornl cnimed
lhert:ly the greatest excitemei.t. c vert-
Hidy suj.jioiing that the secret of muk-
ng liismoiiiU had been uifcoveied. The
result proved that the small ciytalrf(
although tniBsparcnf. brilliant, n.,,1
mrder than quart, would neither fccin-
llato nor refivct mvs of liiht sn(!i
cietitly to render them valuable. ,t-
wiUiKkiiiiliiig lli.,t they wcsie romiMrsed
f the same muU-rial hs diaiuoii(U, they
t l nun? iuny. Jlieywere nil.imt
d to tho lient t (tit. it Jil4ctear's eris-
ta!s were, but like hi, thev uiidrmeiit-
no H-reepiibfi chanje. H-ill, oi.lv fat
I ,1! I . II . .
iixi iiTitiii.iin t woi.l I M lilltli ll.illi.
Clmmpigiiy, dinetor of a eclehinled
Iiamottd lirm in I dt ic, i rouoiuieed them
ceuiiine , Wiiereiijiou loiloweil the gleat
Itamoi.il patao ( If-'H), which aiiWfed
the whole commercial eh.be. and which.
douiilleiit, fcoiuo of our readers reir.ent
ier. A few year later the French est.
vant, DerfpreU, again startled the world
by iiriiiouncitig that hn Jiad prtsliiced
artiliciul diamor.iK J I is ii.i-iI.h1 wk
to fix cylinder of pure carUm to ihe
Jifsitivo ile of a weak lUtiiell pile,
lid a j.Utiniim wuro to the ne'-ative
jiole, and then to plunge both mica into
acidulated wate-. In two months the
negative ile wa covered with a black
coatiii", which ras M.-nt lo Cauditi
(Marc Ann- ii ) to Iks tested on hard
stones, .dixed with a little oil. the
bhu.-k pai tkh-t would Jiolish rubies, e.nd
as tho dumosid alone will do thi, Uju-
dm did not hesitate, to dttclare the ar
ticles diamond di.id, a coucliiKion -i n.
crally eccented nt the time bv men cf
science. The ouittioe. "Can diamonds
be made artificlallv H in still oif 11. and
many chemist feel suro that it will ne
long Ihj aiiSwtre-I iu the aluritKiiive bv
expel yjjenlsalolute!y siicc-suifiil. They
have a.iendy liii-u pro-luciM in meterinl,
though not in nru; erlits. It U thought
thee may Ix? obtained bv cutting the
crystals diintn-r.ily from what they are
now cat. JNich di.scoverv would not
Its much ne.re i-matkable than the dos-
coveir in ado iy l.o"nmr (IJ,C in
prodt litig f.icci, aud. jK-ifccti.! by Cos
ter in making platies on the Koh-i-r.oor.
Jlie ttict't i f such n discovery may be
conjectured bv r faience to the diamond
panic of It a-oijI.I revulutionize
valu?, ntul en-ale a prodigious chii:im-
tioil in both lief(iiplieres; but the com
motion would abate i:i due time, and
good would iii:qtittionablrresult. The
vrlue of all the diamonds in roval treas-
uries, in mereantile, private and tiih-l
hands, and i-mw heir, in -tujendous. It
has It-en cstimautt ut live billions, or,
aecotding to tho French entitncnition.
II!JOUATIf STATE iOMr.XTIOV.
A Democratic Btate Convention is
hereby called to meet at AHny, on
Wclen.i(iy, A pril 7, at 1 o'clock 1. M.,
for the jinrjKMte rf nominating a candi
date for Congress, three candidate fur
Supieme Judges, Julges(forea-b of the
several Judicial Districts and Fioe
cuting Attorneys, and the election of
six delegates .to ottend. the .National
Democratic Convention, and to transact
such other business a may proieTiy
conns It f re the Convention. Hie Con
vention will consist of 169 delegate,
,aportioried among the various coontiea
as follow s :
linker
Benton. ..........
'laekaniat ......
(!alnoi ....
JL'ohimbia
'00s
C'urrv-...
I inn v las
(irant
Jackson .....
Jo-I)lllllO..
l-nko .........
I4tu
.. b
..... 2
.... 6
2
, II
f
8
3
X
. 10
Unit ;
Msrion .'. .
M iilloomab.......
I'olk
Tillamook ...
Umslilla ...........
Union
Waaifi .......
Warhln(jton.....
Ysinblll
Tola!
Ii
n
ix
8
1
10
r,
ii
H
..169
It is rcommer.ded that no jtison cast
more than two volt, either by proxy
or i.therw-ise, at said Convention, and a
full attendance is most earnestly re
quested. Tho Committee suggests that
the ptimsries, unless otherwise rfrJeral,
by the projK-r local committees, le bel.l
011 H.itmday, March 20th, and the
County Con vent iimnoii Saturday, March
I'y order f the Dt-mocratij State
Cen teal Committee.
Jons F. Milleb, Chmn.
A. Nolt:;ee, Sec'y.
Dt-nicKratic jfajcra plea copy.
rrvro (oisto- hewok-kattc r.itx-
TI0.t.
A Dt-mocit:eConvention for Ben
ton County, Oregon, will be Leld at
Corvaiiiii, on
KalurcSay, April 3U, IS SO.
at 10 o'clock A. it., fur the purpose of
electing seven delegate to attend tho
Democratic State Convention, and for.
the noiniiiation of a full count v ticket
at follow s :
Three Representative. 2 Commis
sioners, Clerk, Sheriff", Treasuier, As
sessor, School Supeiintendent Surveyor
and Coroner.
The vat ions prcchicts of the county
will hold their primaries on
Natnrday. JIarcli 2"7tl, tSSO.
at 1 o'clock P. It., for the purjti&o of
choosing delegate to t tteml tho County
Convention, and to tuomirjite candidates
for recinet olucce.
IIkIi precinct is entitled to repreuen
tion in the County Convention a fol
lows : Tso delegate at large, one for
file thouioin.l mn!Ii:u i f .1. J ! T..
di-strov capita! to that amotint would eVcrj' 20 VtC fr En'
Bpertat stler.tlan tocollvtlon ot umaiiU, .
jr oilice one door tont b n Fishers i;rick."V
V1UD3UV1.
D. R. N. BLACKBURN,
ATTQ?,HEYR!5D COUNSELOR ftj LAW
' Albany, Orcg-oa.
OiUrc ap mUIru la the Odd rellaw'a Tern
12!.
l.
f Colocttoqs S specialty
X, K. VTEATHEErORD,
(VOTARY PCCI.IC,)
TTOUNEY AT IVAW.
AintM. iiEtttii.
-It'lLb rHACTICB IJf ALL THE COURTS OF THE
V Swta. iet!uil alUaitiuii gives to (uUi.-liuu uk!
hearth these wat no window to ieak alio!: conseouentlv seed for nlantin
of could lie dimly made out one or two I .1 iniil.1 Ion iiinfiirft.I $Liiit1t nf tlio tutrttlail I IniA wmilil ntii'Tuf. a (it.t ! lilv fivlst
of hi lifo would be a ashe on tho lips I crouching female figures. I never saw 0f St. Ifmi. Theeed in these latitude in lonsjth and one rod in width, rather
of the children of men. ' I dnvthinz tit the way of a home in a 1 1 .,ri d.nl.1 tl. ;, ,.f tl.r. I l.u.. f..r m.l in 1 1 .! iw.ni v
Albmay ... Til I "Y lad better bo the cmjH-ror of civilized country and I have seen a ia the latitude of Chicago. long. In the first instance the plowman
rial. kitablUb-1 one lov jog and tender heart and she the ,ood deal more appallinir than thi. I It U lit tn nl.nt irtn y iJiLU wnnl.1 1kv Li lum lii team sivMeti
??7iZfi?E2L&V P",? n!"11' lUa ? "e re kW&,?1 Vct t,,ero t,,e AM of Mian nl- in the spring as the weather wiHrmit, times, providing the furrow was twelve
VHwmTSil''w?tl' V?lna "o ,,tt reidly ng tlim, BCre of land, and u.ually but tho i.lantinjr aeason mt be aafelr inche in width, while in tho second
Qsviog h.rUfor srrlad 00 aotklag obi
Flrt-Clas Hair Dreasiss Saloon.
w. xp.eU to fir. satire sstiifsetioa t. si)
-Child!.n and Laid in' natraaaoy m
tad tssmpoo.d. . ... JOS W KB15KB.
"Man is strength, woman is beauty ;
- . t ,1-1 ,
p. n ft n 1 man is courage, woman is love. i ucn
lllC LOrVtllilS r mil- LO the one man leave the one woman, and
the ono woman loves the one man, the
Will purchase : Pmtnmer dried fruit at very, angel leave beaven and come and
full market price;
Will send a conn
fruitgrowers as to cultivation of or addl
t inns to orchards : '.
Will upply fruit trees of approved sort
at mooerate priee ; .
Wilt sell iiuniwer unersiurougn Aino
ienton ana i-Jine couuiw. , -
Jitters to oe sent 10 vorvaiiiar run vuui
C'orvallis, Bontom Connty, Oregon
WAL14S HASU, JTestdeiU
Jam its Kkadmajt, Seoy." -
January I, VMi. . ; , . , v ,.,wtt, 1
wou mo iu.ooi uueijoou wouiamii uiisrfrcttui2 What lie WOUld U content to lnd.vl tn t in nn . nf .1 nn ., enan t itlv.si.vi.il turn it" .if tho toam
.,1.1 :i u...i..u .I..1. i. .tt I ... . .. . 1 " " . 1 i j a
"u"u' moi.gii no io m can R nvins out ot inem. now, aiaail 't hn liest mode of t antin? is to mark would be nectsRarv. oceum iti" .more
ue aitcu a oeggar, his Hid im twen a he and Ihousand of other like him the eround about 3 feet C inches one time than wa emjilovcd in turning the
success.. .,, I havo reached the end of their miserable I ,! i.lunt in id. mi.la ..I. 11; an.1 iimin tlm vuliK nf lU rnrrnw 14
- - , , . ". " .. . I . Tl m T , U. V. ' I W ... ...V M.U. M . f 1 VVR. ... . - V . wa.w . .... V - -
, lucre m a heathen book w inch says : I ast season cron. and beyond thsm but ;nv,n. n tr. s ao.U in a bill noltiraiH a anriona itm In thn cost of t.1ow-in.
a Iittlo way lie starvation. The half- -arW. keen eround clean audlooae until In the first cate aliovo mentioned if the
bag of Indian meal wa all the family are H to two feet hii-h, then -'Jay furrow turned should to eight inches in
had, nothing more remaining ujion by." place of twelve, not onlv would tweutv
which.by sale or mortgage, money could For making up small crops say lea four turning of the team be required
be raised, and to the question, ' What than 1 00 acres, use same machinery a instead of sixteen, but the team would be
will you do when the men,! give out f now nHi for sorghura manufactute". foix-od to travel ouo tbird further, while
came the despairing answer, "The good Cut the cane when the seed is well in the second case previously stated,
I,ord only know. j ripened, cutting ouly each day what is eighty-nine turnings would bo necessary
- . , , I it in that house and hing for jov."
ipeteYit person to aivise I , : . , 0 -.'
t jMiltivtOinn of or addl. I . m
A BlHA OTTr.l
paoy.
-REVERE HOUSE,
pru!w.W matter.
f 3'Offlce in OJ.l Felisw's Tomple.
..Pit!
C. POWELt. W. R. IIII.YEP.
VOWELh & BILYEU,
VTTOHNKYf? AT LAy.
And Solifitors in t'liaccery.
ALBANY. - - - OUEOX.
' Collections promptly made on all point.
Loan negotiated on reasonable terms.
' SrOlSce iu Foster's Brick.-3i "
yl-jjiltlif. ; J"
Caraer First sad nuwartai Albaf yOre.i.
W.fa" trt f- ' ' " -' '
iH lH -u
Ilocky lliver, in St. Liure4is county,
South "Carolina, is a poor stream for
fish. rerhatis by a dav's fishing the
Jwisier mn y 1 00 rewarded by one-half
dozen little cat-fish, ; Wo had a visit
lost week fnom the Rithurn's Creek ot
ter, William Vaughn. ' Ilo said there
were fish in tho river irnd he come after
trVeni. It was emiiini' to ee him in
thoMiotilw, -rUviir. umler the rocks, and j . J -
t ' , ... . 1 , .- 11 uuu-nvi
fHtuguig uu iuu cats: sometimes lie
Not far from this I wu uliown by
my melancholy attendant into an equally
wretched hovel, where a widow with
seven young, children was fighting the
b
wor
worked up tho same day, especially if instead of sixty-seven. If tho length of
the weather is warm, it will not' do to furrow be the same in both cases, yet
cut or ton much ahead of the mill. by taking s furrow one-third broader,
Ikiil ranidlr. skiui thoroughly and if three acres may be plowed in the same
ittcr.battlo of life, and rapidly getting I sugar i desired, test by taking a little time occupied in plowing two acre with
worsted in tho struggle. She herself I 0f the hot syrup between, tho : thumb the narrow furrow. There are plow in
ntwet for ti.-Mi the w it ld's commerce.
were the capital active. Jbit fherapi-!
tnl locked iij) in di.im :i.U it whoilv
dormant. X. Y. Tli:m.
Tar. SJi TC A! Tilt SJ1 ALL UOT.
A boy, ttplmi-eutlv tnnih asitattl.
rui-httl int6 a houatj j ebtet ..ay and khU to
the lady :
'I thm t want, to alarm yer, but I've
got t.i' ticwn. .ltie man sent me up
fi-om the livery stnlJo to tell ver."
"(Im.! Leaiensl what U it 1"
"Whv, von know ver little bov Aleck
Whiteaker at the last election, and one
fur every fraction of 10 or more.
A resolution was passed ivcommenil-
!!' that no memner kijouli receive
more than oue proxy for delegate wb
are not in atlendance.
II AMILXEU,.
Jon:; T. HfouEs, , Chairmwa-.
Scerelaiv.
TDK ATTtKr-TFD AssASSIYATIAX.
St. I'eteksbckg, Fetnuiry 19.
what the man cau't keep outcrt th liv- j Foil wing aro tho particulars of the
erv stublo 'iTt:nd tiio corner V
'Yea, well P
"l toot Alecic jitst uow not t. iro
inter the stable amotig the horses, but.
ho would not miud mc "
."Ob, dear 1 what has hapioi-.cd f
attempted assassination of tho Inier-
iul laimly: The dinner Wa3 appoint.
exl for six o'clock Tueadav evening. If
it had not-been aecidently delayed,
all wouKI have leeti seated at the
moment of the xploslon. As it was,
"He said he wanted to m w hut a their escape was very arroK. The-
mule 'ud d when r tickled his loels I Emwror, aeeompanieil by the rrin-
with a straw." . , -
"Oh, heavens 2" tnsjied the hidv, and
clunir to tho mantol for stqqioit.
"W..H . o,. 1,. Al..,.'- .....
snnck up Uhiti a norrel mule, tickled
him on the heels tin " ,
Tho lady started lor tho doer.
ess of Hesse and Bulgaria, wai about
to enter the uiniag-hall through on a
door ami, other member the of Im
perial family, except the Empress, by
another, when tho explosion took
place. Two servant?, who w-ere 'in
the dininsr-hall. were irj ired. The
An' tho blame critter never lifted a force of the explosion was such that
hoot, called tlio boy, "jiever as
as switched hid cussed tail.
much
lu a
mighty good thing for -Aleck that he
didn t too; an I thought Id como up
an ted ver.
Aud ho uode.i out ut tho Kde en
trance.
nau gone out garnering wuat sue coma ttn,i finger. As soon as it rope or
of stuff to make a fire wherewith to string out it i at the granulating K)int,
cook the family dinner, consisting Oh and should bo immediately removed
the market which will turn n twelve
inch farrow with equal easo to the
horses, as other plow give iu . turnNig
my brothers in comlortable English 1 from te fi10 or the heat turned from I eight-inch furrows, iet nany farmei
a single cabbago 1. . But the
Tl'nHMitatMp to tttla,4,fc., :Tsbbs l"1'1 !? 1'P .witl, liaud
rifsiiwi with tu. it tin udirkci a.jru. Bfinuy 1 Alter usbing the siioals be tried hi
aZ Ah 'on the sucker and red-horse in
Vrree C'eaeh'ts aa! fr.a. Uf&l
. . ..- ... :.;.: ! ,! .it,
Ii. H. MONTANYE.-- ;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.' " AND
XTotavy Public.
Albuuy, Oretfon.
' OfSee upstairs, over John BrieKs store,
1st street. vHni'lif
riEV BARBER SIJ0P
3,r JI. SUEfiES, TrotfTc'"'
GOOD SEA FOAM SII AM POO, gpes
A
and
opposite McXlwain's store.
deeper, waters,' diving down under the
bankts and bringing up the .Hah in his
banda. lie caught about twenty fine
suckers, weighing otie, two and three
pound each. Vaughn' has bpen known
to atcji as mny as six suckers at one
tune in 1 his hand. He ays when un
der the water he can rub a sucker on
wiiuescu suave, jrrices ior enavtug 1 .1 ... j . .:ii 1: .:n. . .-
iad hair-outting same as usHal;Kjooms . o u o aa mm as a pig
poor Iittlo children, half clothed, thin
and hollow-eyed, were there to plead
with heart-rending eloquence for aid,
Once more I heard the old storv. " The
land had yielded nothing ; no turf
could be obtained for fuel short ef a
journey of eight miles, and the family
had touched absolute destitution. Over ittUt does not exhaust the soil like
die way, in another apology for a dwell- other canes, the saccharine properties
mz place, 1 xouna three noor women beinc all dnrived from the atmosobere.
trying to kir.dle a fire with daaip- bean jf the forogoing remarks are, in your
under the pan. ; v. still contmuo working with an old stylo
Oranulatuni sometime takes place in plow, uimctut o; qruit, bimpiy because
24 hours. But if allowed to cool too they fuHCy they cannot Uoid to pur-
quickly the proce. tay bp retarded for chaso a now ud more modern imple
a month. incut that would more than save its
Anv man can devise mean to Utii extra cost in a single season.
his sugar,
The atnbur cane being a true sugar
numbers of windows iu the Palaco
and adjacent houses wore shattered.
I The gits was blows out and complete-
darkness prevailed,
Tho bodies of two more soldiers have
been found among the debris, and of
tho forty-fivo injured several have
since died.
Is the early davs. tho colonist used NewYoRK Febuary 19. The
to draw their provision and their cattle I Aiyu'i London special says of the
from old England. Now the tables are attempt oa the life of the Czar: Tho
tuned. Tho titjurea Mow give 1 oma conspirators used dynamite. This
idea, cf the changes that are- taking substance could only have beeu placed
ilace at this very important and inter- iu the vaults with, tne complicity
eiitins lienod of tho world s hustov : persons empioyeu-in suoorurant ca
Tho iinnorU from tho United States to paciUes at tlio Winter Palat e. The
IT. ...
Great Britain for the last year exceed train was nrea at tne nour appouueu,
those of the nroviou year bv over Sj.V wun me rki 01 eiectric wires, wniu
000.000." In 1S74 Great Brittiin naid were cut after the explosion, and
the United States for bacon and hams, were found in fragments at some dis-
l
A tiOOD 8T0KT.
; 1 i vi
'u B. BOYLE
Fashionable Boot-Maker.
when you are scratching it..
1 arlfitan A ewa.
.Hit', '. ;
J.ttter to
: 1
"OLD KELIABLK."
Cries,
"Itr . ; '"i::ei.j e .-s.-j.t -mu .'ii
GOOD STOCK OF BOOTS O UAXn ALL THU
e. lrfeet jit. ciariitetl. btiup itiOlole:.
tb roar H Kuiwr.ouw.'- ; Wrt1
n. w. BAI.I.ARD, m.t. j. m. rowELr,, m.p.
BALLARD & POWELL,' :
'Physicians and Surgeons,
Lebanon, Oregoa.
.jyOffl.-'G iu Lebanon Drug Slore.lBS. ,
Vl5ul0tf .- :' .
i ! i
PATEWTSii".
F.'A, LehmarnvSeHcito ol Americas ami PoWlgJi
Patuita. WabiiHftoo, l. C. All buninai. muuwtoi
10i Pateuu, wtusllwr beior. ttt. Ptient Ofti Mm
Court., pr.1101H.ly alteiidtxi t, tlo olianr. uiiuIk
uuiiM a patent U SecanxL Snixl (or elmr. ll '
' r.i'
.....
(Successor to 1r. Jtrewer.)
P-.'
Ofliieand residence on 8eond stieet,
ear jso. l'a i.ngme .House. iJU
There at e many reputed remedies for
that very "prevalent disease, ' Chronic
Naflal-' Catarrh,' but' none which liayo
given geeeral satkfaption and boebnie
acknowledged standard preparations, ex
cept Pr, Sage's Catarrh Bemedy. It
continues to enjoy an unprecedented
popularity. ' :Thisr reputation has 'been
earned tiirottgu the permanent cures
which it haff "wS'dughtrhaving proved
itself a specific in the worst form of
the disease. 1 In fact so reliable is it
that I Is former proprietorofTered through
all the newspapets of the land a reward
of for a case of Catarrh that it
would not cure. Sold by druggists.
Vor.
Soon after the late Salmon P. Chasa
assumed the gubernatorial chair in Ohio,
Yin moiin.1 hi. nrneliimnt.inii aitrmintinir n
stalks, iiieir only crop, m order to cook opiaion, of value to your readers, as I Thanl.scivin': day. To make sure of
A 1 1 r. I , y. f .1 i m. I 1 : 1 -,., I . . V ... . 1 1 I
a, u.b.i ut timmu meal, uicir omy too". Btatea at the neginning, tney are at your i ,eir,2 orthodox, the governor composed
London lelegruph. service. And, allow me to state, in proclamation almost exclusively of
conclusion that I haye a quantity of true passages from the Bible, which he did
i'Mv tirsfc wifi " sniil Maritol.l. run- ivmocr uano eeu. 01 excellent, quauiy, nnt ilesiimata aa ouotutiona. iiresuimns
nmg his anxious eye over the dress- grown on my own tarni, mat x am uis-
liosing 01 on oruers, at reasonii'im iiu.
Vours Jtepecttully,
PKTEli BOYCK.
Morlev, Mo., January 30, 1880V
iiuikcr's bill which liis second , matrimo
nial . venture . had just , handed him,
"USed to p,;ake one calico drei8 last Ion
ger than you wear a silk otie." "yes,"
replied Sirs, Marigold, "and made one
husband last her a great ileal longer
than I can, too." And, as she bentbor
gentlu glance upon his countenance, ho
felt all tlio blood in hi back turn to
hailstones. " ;
. ''Dear Louise, don't let the men come
too near you whea courting." "Oh no,
dear ma. When Charles is here we
have one chair between us." Mother
thinks the answer is rather ambiguous.
that every ono would recognizo them,
and admire the fitness of the words as
well as his taste in their selection. The
proclamation meeting the eyes of a Dem
ocratio editor, he bounced upon it at
A young lady who came in last week fH ,nS that he had read it before
' . ..-.. I ha aaii n r avar 1 r cii r u'liArn 1 .11 r. hn
to advertise for kitchen help said with a
sitrh and a wring of her dainty gloved
hands, "Oh! I do hope we'll get one
soon. For it does almost break , my
heart to see mother wash dishes with
her rheumatism, too."
If your stn has no, brains don't send
him to college. Ion cannot make a
palace out ot a shanty by putting a
French roof on it.
he couldn't exactly say where; but he
would take his oath it was a downright
plagiarism from beginning to end 1 That
would have been a pretty fair joke, but
the next day the Hjnblican editor
came out valiantly in defense of the gov
ernor, pronounced the charge false and
libelous, and challenged any man living
to produce oue singlo line of the procla
mation that had ever appeared in prin
before.
icef, butter ami cheese, $37,000,000 ;
in 1S78, $00,000,000. In breadstulla
the increase of the last year over the
previous year was d,LMju,uyu ; over
1S74 the increase was 5So,00U,U0U. In
1873 there were 300 horned cattle im
ported j in 187S, GS,S03. The iniort-
attous of sheep in lMi numbered 13,'
20: in 1878, 45,567.
endin' 08,000 beeves to Lohind in
ono year, and 43,000 sheep,
tance from tho dining-room. Sever
al of the sentinels are undr surveill
ance. Many arrests have bei'ti made,
but the police' are not yet on the track
of the assassins. The . Emperor is.
said to bo much affected. Rumors of
his abdication, on March 2d, are
again passing from mouth to mouth.
Think of our is said that the explosion Jwas fired
by a dynamite clock, the same as was
used by Thomassen at Bremen two
or three years since.
There are omnious indications ot a
European war. There is no Iittlo anxi
ety among the diplomatic corps' at
Washington bv reason of recent advices
from abroad. Diplomacy may avei t the
struggle for awhile but the impression
appears to be jruitunc ground that it
will not be I0112 delayed.
Short skirts are now worn for danc
ing dresaes, and the gentlemen are no
longer obliged to wait for the ladies to
side-track their train before they can
pass. . "
. m "
Subscribe for tlio Dehociiat.
, Wklto's I'ralrle Flower.
Taken before retiring, will in? ore a good
ninht's rest, with an awakening in the
rosy morn to health, conrag.) Rod vigor.
For coated tongue, bad breath, sick head
ache, or any disturbance arising from dys-
pepsia or torpid liver it Is without peer.
Ita action on disease is entirely difl'erout
from any niedictre over Unreduced, iuiet
ing pains ahnost in&tantiy. Tbe hue and
crv raided ayainsl it by patent nedieine
men, who have foreseen In its advent the
destruction of their nefaiious business,
and the thousands of unsolicited tentiiuo
Tintl. llwhig in from ail parts f the iew
Ver5d, is a sure indication o.' iia srreat.
ineritn. Trial size at all frug Shorts. Half
pound bottles, 75 cents. I-'om ii ay & 51 av
won, !oI Agents, . ...