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Tillamook Teachers' Institute.
; At a meeting held at Lincoln, Tillamook
county, March 2GUi, to orgtnl.t a Teachers'
I jisiltute, R. H. ItonsliRw, county xclionl
Miperln'nni7finf, was ciltcrt to tlio chair, and
W. T. Nflwcnmb, tocretary.
Tlioi. Cix, I. T. MnUby and J. 0. Haw ley
were appointed a committee on order of bust
J)es, t-) roport at 2 p. in.
Commlttoonn constitution and by-laws K.
T. WeatUorljy, H. F. Holden, 'llirg. Ctx,
Mrs. II. K. Bowloy, Mrs. A. W. Hall.
Committeo on resolution!) I. T. Mlsby,
11. C. Wood and Tlirw. Cox. Adjourned.
Meeting nan called to order at half-past 1.
Report of committee on order of business
as recoiled; report adopted and committee
discharged.
CommitUe on constitution and by-laws
asked Tor further time, which whs granted)
and the Iiibtituto adjournod to 10 a. m. to.
inorrotv.
Match 2710 a. m.
Institute callod to order by the chairman,
and Hon. ham, Uorttln railed to tho chair.
Mr. Renhhaw then addressed tho Institute
on the subject of education.
Remarks wore then made by Messrs. Cox
and Kdvvards,
The committeo reported a complete consti
tution and by-law-, which wero adopted by
section.
A committee of three was appointed to so
licit membership, as follows: It. h. Weathor
ly, H.T. Holden and J. C. Ueuley. Ad
journed to 1 p. m.
1 o'clock. Institute called to order by
county superintendent. J. C. Iluwloy called
tj the chair
Elocttoti ofodlcors being In order, (be Insti
tute piocoaded to oUct a board of officers, to
wit: J. C. Rowley, prtslden ;J. D. Rdwurds,
Mra.i:. W. Cox and Hon. Sam. Corwln,
;i vice presidents; W. T. Nowcomb, etcretarv:
U and It. T. Holden, treasurer.
Adjourned for
l.i minutes.
Kstrciso In arithmotii', by Thomas Cox and
Miss Utile Cox; Hugllsh craminar, by Thos.
Cox; reading, by class of children: pelllzg,
, by class of children; ijenizranuy, by classt-of
young ladio; botany, by Miss Wile Cox.
""" The committeo ou resolutions reported as
follows
Resolved, That wo will uso our best an
deivors to promote and foster tbu intereot of
education.
Rtsolvfd, That to extend fraternal pstmt
iiK, to all Institutes in tills State, anil bid
t thoru Ood speed In their nood work.
Rosolveu, That thnschool laws of this State
aliould be tniro stiictly adhered to by touch -ejs,
:liool olUcers and parents.
ltMitolved, That tho tli inks, of this Institute
b,i tendered to Mr. A. W. Hall tor the uo of
bis commodious room for lis .sittings,, and for
other facilities turnished this, meeting and
Institute.
Resolved, That it is the souso of Ibis Insti
tute that female loichers should receive oom-
penMilion tor services etjual to tho pay of
mme teucuorH.
Resolved. That these proceedings be sent
to the Oiegoman, Wiujmeitk Fakmfu and
Atonun, .h u n quest Hint they bo pub
JlKbed. W. T. NtwcoMii, Soo'v.
Notes by tuol Way-side.
r.o. Faruur: l And myself In Polkctun
ty, and will pen a few moro lines, using the
no'os I have gathered by the way-side. My
first noto I will apply to tuo tuno,-Why la Ut
Li atTrloud oV mtuoasktnl of me a few days
o whllo on a vixit from I'ortland. He says,
' Vo folks that live down at I'ortland look
j.luu county us one of the malu sources
in which wo got our bread, and I stopped
Albany ouo night, put up at a hotel, and
my bill next morning was one dollar and a
half. At my friend Graved' hotel in Salem
1 got a better meal than In Albany, for twenty-live
couts, aud I cau go to almost any ho
tl in Portland, aud all they ask Is twenty
live cents a meal." Now, we want to kuow
Why Itoosts moro for a dinner at Albtuy,
right where the broad comes from, than It
does at Salem or Poitlund after it is shipped,
with all the bacon, butter, nud eggs. Why
doesn't some good mini, with an eye to busi
ness, go to Albauy and lower things a little ?
We think It Is time things came to a level,
and the cash bo a little moro equally divid
ed. Don't let Albauy have It all, so that our
Salem grocery men cau atlord to pay us more
t'jan.nothtng aud a half for our dried pears,
nd as uiuou for our fresh butter as they cau
afle'r it is shipped to California aud back here
gain. Perhaps my friend "Away-out-to-one-alde"
will rise aud explain why board
its1) dear In Albany, as he appears to visit
that burg occasionally.
' N My next about that beautiful view from
tfieVarm of your townsman, Mr. T. B. Walt.
' Hla plaoe U about six miles west or north
''watt of Salem. My friend and I took a ride
over those hills west of Salem, and brought
up at the top of Mouut Kalrview, I think
mis an appropriate name lor it. Here we
could aee all over the l.acreolo valley, which
, appeared beneath us. There were Iudepeu-
fUnoe, Monmouth, Dixie, Dallas, Sheridan,
Anlty, Perrydale, I.luuolo, Gervat, andSa-
lata, before us, In fact we could see all over
Yaaajalll aud i'olk counties one of tho most
beautiful sights 1 ever boheld.
Wayside.
ICd. Farmkh: The article ou tobacco last
waak waa written In a great hurry, therefore
trktM"lt reads month, read vear, and for
nouwuiu lean uuiuiruun. iub imini is me
auaet whatever Is saved, much or little, by
not using tobacco, you would have that
uoa more tuau ir you useu it; and if the
osey waa invested in cattle, the result Is
aajma. Hut, then, If you don't wake a
by not using It, your cleanliness la
Improod, to say nothing ot your
, dto. Justice,
nt ctlitorlal stovu, which ouly
3iot 01 ioorus a uny, is oik.
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THE WEDDING FEE.
11V R. M. KTIIKETEU.
One morning, fifty ypars aero,
When applo tress were white ft, snow
WUb fragrant bloom, and the air
Was spell-bound with the perfume rare,
Upon a farm lioree. largo and loan,
And lazy with Its double load,
Asun-ltrowiifd youth and maid wero seen
Jogging along tho winding road.
Blue were the arches of the skips,
But bluer were that maiden's eves:
The dew drops on the grans were bright,
But brighter whs the loving light
That sparkled 'tientli the long-ringed lid,
Where those bright eyes of blue were bid,
Adown the shoulders" brown and bare
Rolled the soft wiu'es of golden hair;
Where, altnoxt strangled with the spray,
The sun, a willing sutler, lay.
It was the fairest sight, I ween,
That the youngest man had erer seen;
AUU wttn uls restores all aglexv.
The happy lellow told her so I
Aud she without the least suprlse
Looked ou him with thoe heavenly eyes,
Saw underneath that shade of tan
The hadbome features of a man;
And with a joy but rarely known
She drew tunt deBr face to h-r own,
And by her bridal bonnet hid
I cannot tell you what she did!
So, on they rode until, Rnaong
Tlio new-born leaves with dew drops hung;
ine parsonage, arrayea in wniio,
Peer'd out, a more than welcome sight.
Thou with a cloud uou his face,
" What shall wo do," he turned to say,
"Should he reiuso to take his pay
From what Is in the pillow case V
And glancing down his eye surveyed
The pillow-case before him laidk
Whose contents reaching to its hem,
Might purchase endless joy lor them.
The maiden answerh, " Let us wait;
To borrow trouble where's the need ?''
Tbeu at the parso.i's i-quealiing gate
Halted the moro thau willing steed.
Down from the horse the bridegroom sprung;
The latchless gate behind hi in Bwiuig ;
The knocker of that Htartlad door,
Struck as It never was before,
Brought the wholo household pale with
frlgntr.
And there with blushes-on his cheek,
So bahful.he could hardly Kpe.vx,
Tho farmer met their wondering eight.
Tho groouijgoes in, his orrand te'Js,
And as tLe parson uod,,ho leans
Far o'er the window silt-and yelin:
"ComeinI Ho saj she'll take me beans!"
Lord! How she lumped! W.'ib. one glad
bound,
Sho and the boan bse reached thn ground.
Then, clauplng with eMh diuirted arut
The precious product of' tho farcn,
She bears-it through the open door;
And down upon the tarlor llcor,
Dumps tie best beaus vines ejsr bote.
Ah! happy were their-songs-ihat day
When tuau and wile they ridoaway;
But hanoier this chorus still
Which echood through toose woodland)
' God 'Jle.sn the prleabof WhUinsvllle !
Ood bless the man who took the beans 7
X8BACO&
Ksi Fakmeii: Please allow me space, in
tho solumtts of your paec In defense of ron
tobacco users. Sour livnier correspondent
froaa this plaoe gives neQ-tobacco users rath
er ajt unjust raXlng, tlumgh he wholly failed
to prove thai the use- vf the weed is not a
drawback to the accumulation of this woild's
sooda. He speaks oS young men of Ills ac
quaintance wbo abslulu from the usa ot to
bacco, yet ho IntlmkUs that their iaaanclal
prospects axe no brighter than his- own.
Now allow me to. ask your correspondent
how, lu hla case, it could be otherwise, for it
requires uo greater outlny of capital to bor
row obaoco from his uoighbor tVn it doea
lo abstain entirely from its uso, Tbua It is
when a person wishes to sao his ixiouev.
aud having become such a slave to the vile
habit that he cannot abstain frsw its use, he
botouiM a nuisance tohlslellciv-men. f .
Canyonvillo, Douglas county.
Ed, Farmer: If I vviote $1,412 as Interest
on sale of bulls, it was a lttlsUko In copying.
$1,512 Is correct.
When that post Is drawn to a point, I guess
it will be about St) feet t inches long.
What Is the length of a thh whose head Is
three inohes long, aud its tail Is as long as
the head aud halt the body, and its body is
as long as the head and tall together?
J. A. Ayrks.
Cottage Grove, Laue county.
MAERIED:
Ner Brownsville. Anrll 12. by Rev. W. F.
West, Mr. D. F. Koblnett and Miss Lulla U.
Colbert.
In Marshlleld, Coot county, April 7, Capt.
T. S. Floyd and Miss Klla Stokes.
in jacKson county, April iz, w. rt. Mans
Held and MaryAuu Furgaeu.
At kock romt, Jackson county, April 0,
H. H. Magruder aud F.ttie E Qauiard.
Iu Seattle, April 11, F. F. How dell and
Mary Barton.
In Klickitat valley. W. T.. Anrll 11. Jo
seph Nesblt aud Miss Lbzle M. Miller.
DIED:
At Lovelock, a station on the Ceutral Pa
cific Kallroad, while on his way Fast, James
0. Funk late of Corvallis, aged 28 years.
On the Coqullla river, March , 187(1, Fan
ny, daughtor ot John aud Harriet Urown,
aged 3 years aud 1 mouth.
Iu Corvallis, April 12, Clara Bell, daugh
ter of Johu aud Clara V. Duncan, aged 2
years.
uu farmer t-iat, near Jacksonville, April
5, Mrs. Kate Deuell, aged about 52 years,
Iu Jacksonville, April (l, Louisa Metzker,
aged 22 years and IS dvs.
Near FhtunU, April '., Sarah A, 11 ja, aged
about 1, years.
Ou April iJS, at I'ortland, Oregon, 'lMwIu
Baoknnatoa, aged 32 years and 7 months.
In Kast Portland, April 21, Mr. John Mo
Kean, inrmerly of Mercer, Pa , aged 40
years, lie leaves a wife aud three children.
Near Creswell, April 15, Mary O. Jackson,
daughter of Ewlug and Wlnney furvlne,
gnd 11) years, 0 months and l days.
In Seattle, April 12, Peter Poncln, aged 70
years.
Near Miller'a Station, April 10, Mary A.
Davit, consort of J. J. Davis.
I)o writo and four not, is what
girls say to their correspondents.
tho
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Ground Squirrels.
Kr. Farmer: It has been asked, " What
Is the best way to get rid of thoground squir
rel?" Kow I submit thn following as in my
opinion the very best. I have tried it to my
satisfaction. Take one quart of wheat, boll
it until the grain Is soft, without lotting it
scorch: when sufficiently done, take from
the lire, drain off tho water, pour out the
wheat into an old pan or other vessel, add
onohaudful of sugar, mix veil, then take
one bottle of strychnine, pulverize well, and
mix its contents with the wheat; ctlr until it
Is thcroagbly Incorporated. When the mix
ture Is ready for use, fifteen or twenty grains
put In the mouth of each squirrel-hole are
sufficient, and will effectually rid evo-y
farm ofuboso pests. This I consider tho rea
son that farmers do not wet with success in
poisoning squirrels ; enough strychnine Is
not usK D. It. B. Winniford.
Oakland, Oregon.
W. L ADAMS, ED,, A.M. LLP.,
Office on First Mk-cct,
(Oetwcen Taylor and Salmon,)
PDETLAND,. - - OREGON.
THE Dctor Is nor curing Chronic Diseases hth
erto considered incurable, hj iiew and rational
methods of treatment, on mojerato teim. He be
longs to no "school" of medicine bnt, admllfei?
there is some truth In Allopmhy, Hydropathy, Uo
mceoFatby, and Mesmerism, he rejects them all as a
whole, retaining from each whatever experience hna
proven to be beneficial. He hjJd that no man. 1 ow-
ever well read In solenco, can en re thoo chronic dis
eases which now baffle the s&lll or all tho school,
who has no other resource tnn those obtalncc by
readln? all the medl-al books-yet published the ' Ec-le-tie
' authorities not excepted. Bat ho does bold
that by his systcitof Mcdlcstat Electric Vapor Riths,
and by aulna cd the blood, tho brain, and spinil
nerve by counter Irritants and harmless medicine",
ecry diseased arcan In the body can bo restored,
where, there ha been no ratholoijlcal cvolutlcx re
sulting In an en-rlrc loss of luacilon. He has d'Dvin
stiaud till In vtrv many Instances, by curlmreviry
eae ho has had o'what doutors not
unknown tsime
lird pronouncej " incnroljs he.irt disease,'
betides
lmvlng readied cases or brjhllls. Scrofula, Itl suma
tlm. Consumption, IirluSf Kidney, l)ropr. Lncr
i,3iniiiauu, i-ii(,s, Aneurisms, Tapeworm, Tunors.
womb troublej, l)j speps., brain dlsea1 s, ir.. when
?pfToreisliadfpentaet sim oi money on ' eminent
uhylctans," M to no 5,jrjse. The Dr. cI-liis to
hac fufccedr.dln.moclifi"? calvanihin so as -omake
,i Hhoure piaco i anim.il mncntiHm, bralc life, l
M force, or llic. lit tu tiirjtilx tiatm.e willed whtn
MUted. heals all c irablo le-ton In Hie hnrjr. This
Is sent through the bratn, and over the eljrht alr of
nerves to ey partite of tlssno In the hc(. while
the patient ts-passln); tHwinph tho bath. Thlj hath is
theDr.'aovm lmeiitlarv and, comblutnz a l the ad
.vantages ot the TurlJshi and other batbs. aad being
devoid of t,ielrcils.anrt dinners. Is pronruced by
thosoholigo. trteiithe best ba'h In Firopo, the
Eastern cl'ies. Calltcinlji, and Oregon, far superior to
any of them.
Out of a, bottofi certificates as to the realtor his
treatment which could be published, tha following
areou"ercd.tQnflotar. They do not crcjiace, how
ever, thc-most rocetkible of his cures :
CSMTIFICATES.
, ,. ,, , roRTi and. eb. B, 1ST0.
I still-red foiit-j8rs from Brlt-ht's klcncy, enlarged
prostrate and Tronic otarrh or bladder I tried se
en donors, uotwosue, and cae tip todle. In pril
last a n-iend pjavilled on me to call 03. Or. W. L. Ad
ams. I was-moh, relieved ofsuirerlng In July was
able So work la luivest. and hae woraed ever since.
Fee quite msUi and happy. Dr. Adams certainly
savwlm Hie, Uihon BosErl.
for four yaat I was a miserable s jjerer from syph
ilis, eularjjid! prostra'e glaDd, and. rheurartlsmJ I
scout two thousand dollars 011 doctors In New York
a-ut San Feaaclsoo. and didn't get mnch, ir any, relief.
1 finally cuc)nded to take the adloe that .Judge Hun..
son pavfr toe last fall, and placa myself under the
":'" . . jj. aunmf. ijis uearment astonlshud
aio in 1th wwults 1 am free from aln, and hn e btda
since ththl'd day alter I bepattrtatment. I am. in
fact, a iw nn, and plo this srate-uent for tho btne
flt of oikurs. though: for reaoj the public will nn
derstawt, I do not Rl a my full same. F. G. ff.
Yaiiiiili. Povntv, Feb. 10, isrft,
t or many years I v. as a su.rer Horn ch-onic rheu
matism, dlstrBing piles, aud Dalnitatlon of tha
heart, so that life was u burden. 1 finally went to
Portland, and was cured bj Or, W. L, adam I am
now freo from naln. and caa work hard all (Uv with
out being tired Although, 3(1 eara old, I feel like a
""j kiu. Huunicnu got irora ins tretmeut Is
worth moro to ms than all the sold lu Ncaua
O. II. ABA513.
LlTTIJC VaT.T.. W T. .Tftn 0-. 1CTK
In hammering a pleio of stetl, a fragment of it pen
etrated my leftcjo. I went to Portland, suflcrlng
pain that I caunot decrlbe, for medical aid. After
roeni ucciuis eiaunuta ana counseled, thej told mo
that my eye must be taken out, as it was Impossible to
save It, aud that if I aidn't have it taken out I would
lose the other ey. too On mv way to the hotel, a
good hamantan advised me, before consenting to be
utchered, to soo Dr. Aaams. I did so, thank Ood-
uuuiJUBuuu relieved mv oi pain, IOOK IU0 Steel from
my eje, and cured me saving my eye, saving mo
from great suderlng, and saWnp me seeral hundred
dollars I feel more grateful toward him than laL
Kuago can express Hkniiy Booth,
Ci AiihB Co.. W T "cb. 5. ISTfl
My youngest babe, which weighed eight and three,
quarter pounds when born, fell otl to seeu pounds
and a half la three months, as It had net r retained a
particle of milk on Its stomach, but lhed bv sucking
sugar tied up In a cloth. It became a suff-rlng skel
eton, and difficulties set In that threatened to kill it
In a few days. My uelghbors said, " Don't like it to
a doctor: no doctor con saw it; It will only die the
sooner..' One person, hncci. adUscd me to take it
to Dr. Adtras. of Portland, Uregon. I did so, aad In
three mouths It was a fat, bouncing boy, weighing
fourteen pounds It began to live on milk froin the
time Dr. Adams began to treat it. 1 consider it al
most a miraculous cure, nnd so do otheis. I make
this statement fur the benefit of other sufferers.
Saiuh J. WeiiBTnv.
Chicago, Feb. 1, ISTfl.
After hating failed to get any relleffrom physicians
hern for w unknown trouble, 1 w rote to Dr. Adams,
of Portland, Oregon, citing my symptoms. He sent
me inwlli Ine for a tape-worm It soon rt lleved me of
onetwuit) or thirty Uet long. Miss B. M
Portland. Mdrch 7. 1S7rt.
I am uon SS years old-have surTered as none but
mjselt kuow. since I was 14carsold, with ivlapsiis
anl. lante tumors, fistula, worms, and hemorrhage,
which eminent phtslclans Knit assured me they could
notiure, I hut enow been under Dr. Adams's treit
ment one month, and feel like a new man. Ills treat
ment has seemed to me to act almost miraculously, as
i was reneveu oi nearly etery particle oi my trouoie
In a tertr short time after I began treatment I feel as
though I would llko to recommend other suflcrers to
go where I aud many others did and got relief,
Qeokoe W. Swank,
Dr. Adams writes no prescriptions, and rarely
sends out medicine, as little can be done for such as
usually need bis aid unless he can hate the patient
under his constant watch and care as the treatment
advances. Only letters containing (tamps, giving
symptoms and asking for an opinion, will bo answer
ed. Patients may rely upon being dealt fairly and
honestly with no deception, uo falsehood, no hum
bugging, to get people's money. "Do unto other as
ou would hat e them do to yon," It a rule he la trying
to lite up to.
A Laar always In the Ottre, to aaalit
In treating Women.
Poiitlano, March, 1870. mU7tf
je- 3tr:
BUY A
NO. 1 HAND -MADS
AT
JOHN W. GILBERTS,
1112
SALEM, OR.
tf
THE BTEAMEHfr
City of Salem and Ohio,
copnisiNa TOJ5
INDEPENDENT LINE
OF
VV iI3im otto SfeHincrw.
iriLi, lbave p'oKrLANr. Tnuorou the
TT Locksfor Salem, Albany Oorvallls, Uarrlslorg.
Eugene Cttv, and all way points, two and three times
a week, and retarn.
PUEIOtir forwHrled by this line will receive quick
despatch nodithe best of cure.
Our steanurs hive un'qnaltdareornmo'lations. be
ing provided wtth everything neoesary to make trav
elers comfortable
Having luasedthePiC'IflO WH VKF and WARE
HOUSE! (tha best lu PortUi.cl, being all enc)nsed we
are prepared! to receive on MOMire 5,OOU toiut of
freight. r-fT CUAKUK HEA.-ONAULK
For furthtr information. aulv on board steimers.
or to N. irttiEUNOliI,.
Uencral Ak-eut, 1'ortl.ind.
F.O. SCHV7ATKA, Salem, Agem.
U. B. SCOTT & CO.
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NEW YORK.
1S76.
Eighteen hundred and scvcnty.slx is the Centennial
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be In power at Washington: and the year ofthe twenty-third
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PAKMENTER A BABCOCK.
April 30. 1953, wtf
For Sale.
PDRE SPANISH MERINO
ONE HUNDRED BUCKS
OF THIS STOCK.
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ing such stock' aro cordially invited to examine.
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roa the xtntos
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TIII8 PUKKLT VEGKTABLH REMEDr nA8
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Farm, for Sale,
I WILL SELL MV FARM OF 3SO ACRES,
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vation, wdh good fence., principally cedar rails, two
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three and a half mllos. from my house: jhui-ch, ttvn
aud a iair miles. The farm could be dl tided to ad
vantage, aud make two good farms.
Tho farm Is situated near the center of WUIDRV
ISLAND, Island coatj , Washington Tt. jrltory. Tho
Island Is forty mtlw Song and rl ve or l svHis wide.
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ATALL TIME,
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