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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

RETURNED.-Jno. Parker has re-
turned from Ochoco and is another wit
ness against the claims to richness ofthe
mines over there. He says when he
left the water had about given out and
the miners were much discouraged at
the future prospects of "the diggings."
1t is probable they will shortly be aban-
dOned
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. W. X. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN.
~ cer6 thanks % his numerous patients foI
their patronage, and would take this opportu
nifty u remind them that he continues To con.
suit NJ his Institute f0f the cure Of chronic dis
eases or the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Digestive
and GeBtt0- Urinary Organs, and all private
diseases, VIII syphilis IN All its forms and sta.
gea, seminal Weakness, and all the horria con,
sequences Of eelf-hbase. 0ouorrh0a. 9iest
stFictufea, Nocturnal and Uiurnal emissions
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and
L5ins. Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid
neyG, etc. etc.. and he hopes that hls long ex
peFtsnce and succeasfui prne4ice will continue
10 insure him n share OF public patronage. By
the practice OF many years in Europe and tbs
United States, he IL enabled To apply the mos
6flictent and successful remedies against dis
eases Of all kinds. He cures without mercury
charges moderate. treats his patients in o cor
rect and honorable way. and has references o
unqucstionable Veracity from men Of known
neApectnbility and high standing In society,"
All parties consulting him By litter or other
winf. will receive the best aud gentlest treat
ment, and Implicit secrecy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18
lew ADvERTIsEMENTs
EMTRAYEm.

on th1 z9i Of June. one hay hoFse, about u
hands high, with q little while spot ia the fore
head aud = little white spot l5n the nose. also q
little sway backed. The Under viii be suitably
rewarded by returning the h0Fsa % my Fea''
~ this ofilee.
Albany, July. 7th is7a. nsswi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

The Coroner's Jury in the Good
rich murder case find that Charles
Goodrich came to his death by pistol
shot wounds in the head, inflicted by
Lizzie Lloyd King, alias Kate Stod-
dard, on the evening Of the Goth or
morning of the 2lst Of March. 1873,
at his house in Degraw street,
Brooklyn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A fact worth romambeFiAg@ FIVE cents worth
OF "Bheridan's Cavalry C0ndhlQn Powders,1
given TO horse twice week VIII sHye dftiblg
That amount In grain, ana the h0ree Will ho
fhtter, aleeker, and every way worth more
money than though no did not have them
Married iadies. under all circumstances, viii
small doses. q mild catharlic. They cause no
gripping pain or cramp.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

GRANGE OFFIcERs.-Following are
the officers Of Lebanon Grange, organ.
lied at that place last Tuesday: II. A.
Irvine. Master; r. G. Miller, overseeri
p. C. Burkhart, Lecturer Jason Wheel
er, Stewart r. Keebler, Assistant
Stewart; J. Mcdonald, Chaplain
" m. Ratstohx Gate-keeper. Thirty
members sIgnedthe roll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

WY Nor.-why do not the farmers
living In the vicinity OF Albany take
steps 10 organize a.Grange Ia this city?
They are being organized Ia almost
every precinct In the county, outside
Of this, and yet we hear Of no move
ment In that direction here. Why
don't the farmers of Albany precinct
awake TO their interests?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

A JOKER CONE To GRIEF.-We hear
Of agoung man near Eugene who was
last week bitten by rattlesBake, and
his father rode swiftly four miles, to
town, and got a gallon of whisky.
After the victim Of the. cruel "sarpi-
ent" had absorbed about half Of the
contents Of the jog he became garral-
Gus and triumphantly told that he had
''sniped" the old man-havIng only
been bitten by harmless little garter
snake! Oak grubs are scarce IN that
Deighborhood now and the fictitious
young man can't yet bear to lie on his
lacerated back. He says the old man
is an eminent thresbing machine when
This "dander'' is up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

EAST OF THE MouNTAIYs.-PartI
going East OF the mountains aud want
Ing the "wIde track wagon" win do
we'll to call and examine the large
stock OF the celebrated Brass Bearing
Wagons: Just received from the East
by Wood q Howell, all sizes and very
cheap. They also have them on the
narrow or Oregon track.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18
DEATH or Ex. .snERIRS HARVEY
SMITH
L. G. MIcuAEs.


SMITH.
WILLOW CREEK,
UmatilIa Co, ogn., July /, 1878. J
Editor Democrat
send you few lines to inform the
readers Of your valuable paper that our
much esteemed friend, Harvey Smith.
Esq, ex-Sherifi Of Linn county, died
at his residence here, last evening, after
long and severe Illness Of five
months. He bore ali his sufferIngs
with great patience and firm fortitude,
being fully resigned To pass from earth
at Gods appointed time.
Harvey Smith was born Nay 20,
1920, and died June 30. IsTa. lie immI-
grated to Oregon from Bay county,
Mo, In 1917. lie was d kind hearted
husband and an affectIonate father and
was dearly beloved by n large circle Of
friends who will most sincerely mourn
his death. He IeaYes d beloved widow
and seven children. w. n.
Missouri papers please copy.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

CLOSING SERMoS.-Rev. W. X
Mlesse will preach his farewell sermon
Sabbath evening, July 20. lie hopes
to meet all Of his congregation at ths.
time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

WooL.-PartIes having wool, will dc
well to cali and see Wood & Howell nj
Frank Woods blacksmith shop before
disposing OF 1t.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18
Chapped Hands and Face,
sore Lips, Drymess or the Skin,
&c.. &C.. Z

Cured at once by HEGEMAN's cAMPHoR
ICE WITH GLYcERINE. It keeps the hands
soft IN all weather. Seehat you get HEGE-
MANS. Sold by oil Druggists, only Is cents.
Manufactured only BY HE0ExAN b Co.. Chem
itts end DEuggissS. New York. jhnlSTiJI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

THAT FESTIVAL, given on Thursday
night of last week, by the ladies of the
Congregational Church, was an ele-
gent, as well as a successful affair."
Pacific Opera House was well filled
with the beauty, chivalry and stability
of the city, and much enjoyment was
crowded into the evenings festivities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

0tOS&O I R Classes Gas AsHsa q Working TseIsS pso
pie, Of either sex, young. or old. make more
money at work for us in their spare moments.
or all the time, than at anything else. Particu.
lar! free. Address 9. sttnson Goa Portland.
M1tne. v6n0Y1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

JEWISH PIo.EIc.-Next Sabbath
the Jewish people of Oregon will hold
a grand festival and plc-nie at the Fair
Ground Pavilion near this city. Dele
cations may be expected from almost
every locality In the State. Exten-
sive preparations are being made by
our Jewish friends In this city, and
their we'll known taste and llberalIty
Is sure guaranty that their guests
from abroad will have the best Of treat
ment. Two long tables are being ar
rayed IN the Pavilion upon which
every delicaey OF the season Wit be
spread. Feasting, music and dancing
wiz comprise the amusements OF the
occasion. The affair Is TO be strictly
c, MINED to people os the Jewish per-
suasion, none others having been In
vIted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

HoN. G. W. F1TcH, our Eugene
friend, went up on the Mckenzie to
fish the other day, and, in trying to
ford the river on a rifle, he was wash
ed into water about 20 feet deep. He
only saved himself from watery grave
by the most superhuman efforts, after
drifting down the turbid stream for
some distance. To add that he arrived
home in the evening with "fisherman's
luck" is to very family portray bis per.
turbed condition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

ENTERTAINNENT To-NIGHT.-Mart.
Taylor's forty-tooth Birthday will be
celebrated at Pacific Opera House to-
night in the most appropriate and
gorgeous manner. A programme Of
play from the old master is on the
tapis, musical treat in the way of
sentimental and local songs, is on the
qut ViUe, and a grand ball after the
show has put our young folks on the
tiptoe Of expectation. L=t everybody
go if they want to bust their suspen-
ders (those that wear 'em . laughing at
Taylor and Humphreys great local
song.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

FoR SALE.-Thos. Reeder has an
ad. in to-day's paper offering for sale a
stock farm of 800 acres, situated 7
mileseast z Brownsville, this county.
It is especially adapted to sheep and
cattle raising and is offered at a-raTe
bargain. Read adj
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

GRANGE ORGASIzATIoN.-Mr. Elias
Tanning informs US that during this
week four Oranges have been organ
ized Ia Linn county, to-wit: Lebanon,
Brownsville, AeFarland's school house
and Trites' school house. This we be-
lieve, makes ten Oranges In this coun-
ty, or more than half OF those now or
ganized in the State. We are informed
that meeting will shortly be called
for the organization or n State Grange,
as there are already a constitutional
number Of subordinate Oranges in OPP
Grafton In the State. AS we have In
this county more ths half OF the
numoer Of suboriinates In the State &c
IS only fair TO premise that the State
Grange will be convened In this city.
SWEET REvENGE.-We have hearI
Of an irate old gent in Marion county
who last Fourth set young Santiamer
up In the boot and shoe business for
trying to take one of his girls TO the
celebration. The old man took the
girl to the blowout himself AMI after
they got there and mingled n while In
the crowd the young Santiamer fell in
with the girl and the two stole the old
mans chicken dinner and black bot
tie aud left the hard hearted old fellow
dinnerless aud thirsty for tile day.
The young folks had lots Of fun over
that dinner and "lieker," kissing and
drinking between bites, while the old
man vainly hunted for them, armed
with pine sapling and a pair Of OK
hide boots.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

PHENoLooY.-Prof. o. s. Fowler, the
great PhenoIogist of Boston and New
York, will begin a series of lectures at
Pacific Opera House, in this city, on
Thursday evening, July 81, continu-
ing over Sabbath. The Professor has
won a worldwide fame in the pursuit
and illumination Of this great science,
and our people may well anticipate a
rare treat in his lectures. Read the
advertisement elsewhere and see the
varied heads under whice he treats his
subject.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18

A WORD FROM BoyHooD FRIENDS. -
There are but few of us who do not
prize honest praise Of ourselves, es-
pecially when II comes from the hearts
OF those with whom we associate In
our youthful days, when life seemed
full Of promise and all the earth
bloomed with brightest flowers ~ hope.
We In common with the rest OF man.
kind, confess to a weakness OF this
sort, and if we occasionally display Il
let only him who Is free from such
vanity utter condemnation of us A
recent issue Of the Ottumwa (Iowal
Democrat = published In n thriving
city where we many years ago ''set
upn our first stick of type after grildua-
ting as u Jour printer, and where we
had TO wear cast iron jacket TO pre-
vent the pretty girls of the village
from stealing our susceptible young
heart and glzxard and thlngs-con-
tains the following ''personal:"
Mart. V. Brown. once typo employed In the
STATE kIeHTs DEMocRAT al Albany. Oregon,
ons Of tho leading papers OF the state.
The San Buena Ventura (CAl.) Sig
nal, whose editor-Hon. W. L. Shep-
heri-was our sehool-boy friend as
well as our messmate Ia the army
during the late parturbed state Of the
nation, copies the foregoing item and
then adds the following;
We know Brown and have seen him IN many
tight places, mot tight In many placesl. and
have always found him as true as steel The
people OF Oregon have tn-him a good man
who is worthy Of any honors they may confer.
For fear We might be misunderstood
or misjudged we desire to state In this
connection that we are not candidate
for Congress, neither have we received
any letters from people asking us to
run. Other folks get all the letters on
this subject intended for US aud never
let as see them.
, 1873-11-25

MIR. John 0'Netrs Contest with the
Animal ut No. 17l Madison Street.
Not many weeks ago, young man naulod
John o'Neil, arrived In Chicago from the Rocky
Mountains, whcre for aomo years, he had boon
picking gold from llnt-rocks and Sitting 1t from
the sands Of mountain streams. Having &C.
quired comfortable fortune, ho turned llia faoo
towards his htrnc ut tho East, and, OH his jour-
noy thithor, arrived in Chicago, The atmos-
rhora Of the city induced him to fall into lisspa
lion, and, having lnado 1t known that he vaa the
poasesaor Of considerable money, he WAS soon
surrounded by d crowd OF polished dead beats.
Prominent among tlaeae wore hlr. Thomaa Dam
iels, Mr. John nloy, aud Mr. Henry D. Williams.
adepta in tho braco-gamo, as carried on at No,
III Madison street, who Induced O'Noil
to stake monoy upon WHO should 10 tic
winning man in ga.uo botwesn the
iu.natoa Of tho house. Now, when q man Ia
drunk, 30 generally ontortatns great confidence
oven il hs ,iutlrmittos, and this fact, togetor
with O'Neil'n familiarity with apotted paate-
board. made him bot freely. The reault Of the
, 1873-11-25
THE CITY.


| ]. r. Kimball, q. s. A., is ut tho Palmer,
Gen. ". r. Grier, Of Peoria, is at tho Palrner.
r. J. Toodal, Of Rio Janciro, ia at tho Palmor.
J. K. Reidlor, Of Montana is at tho Sherman.
r. e. Washburn, Of New York, Is at tho sLor-
man,
Tho Hon. 2. Hickox. Of Springfield, is at tho
Palmer.
". g. Roberts, Of San francisco, is at tho
Palmer.
81. George Gore, of England, is ut tho Grand
Pacilo.
Tho Hon. @. A. Eldndge, Of Wisconsin, is ut
the Sherman.
Col: J. T. Howe, Of Kenosha, Wiz, is at tho
Grand Peclilo.
Tho Hon. T. L. Ohatburn, of Houghton, Mich,
tB at the Sherman.
Judge John 4. Miles, Of Laporto, Ind, is at
the Grand Pacific.
Judge Y. T. Hopkins, OF Morris, ILL.,, is ut
the Grand Pacific.
The Roy. Biohard Dodge, Of Springfield, ILL.,,
iH at the Palmer.
Tho Hon. G, L. Crammer, Of Wheeling, West
w.. is at tho Palmer.
Mr.. o. ]. Slough and family, Of Hinsdalo, arc
| ter,
Is Ds NlAEA3 NoLtrhl manager, Auu NJ u.
Swan, Superintendent OF tho 1West Wisconsin
Railroad, ase stopping ut the Grand Pacific.
@. A. Durham, Jaolsson, Mich; A. X. Doc,
Minnesota; II. G. Brookings, st. Louis, and G.
y. Cowan, Cincinnati, arc registered at tho
Sherman.
u. Dodd st. Louis O. II. Leonard, Auburn !;
G. ": Monroe Jr., Knoxville; G. t.. Contlin,
Hobart, Milwaukee, arc guests at tho Palmor.
411nH nm
9. dault, Assistant Genaral Manager; nuaael
Sage, Jr, Superintendent ]. n. Cary, Attorney,
Of tla milwaukee, s St. Paul Railway, ase guests
Of the Grand Pacific.
Tho very interesting sermon on Early Meth
odism In Chicago" preached lust Sunday morll-
oSgssSa ea % as s1ns' pe ~ 9MfgSsos M
L from she Providence, and not from tue Now
bedford, Conference; and when ha spoke Of the
Fey: John CLARK, who wss Presiding Elder Of the
"lamo man." not a "lsymau." Mr. Cogeoshall
tells good story on the Hon. john Wentworth,
which he forgot to relate In his discourse. Some
body asked Long John," during the revival, i
he attended i tend the mcettngs, mo, by Cd" said
bradley, who attended becauso ho waa moved by
tho spirit, and not because he VAS sent by any
human agency.
IN GENERAL. ..-.....
Emperor Francis Joseph will celebrate tho
tWenty-flfth RnnyarHary OF hiH accession to tho
throne Of Austria on tie I'd Of December.
Tho Duke of St. Nbans Ia about to marry Miss
Osborne, second daughtcr Of Mr. Dornal o.
borne, membcr Of Parliament for Waterford.
Mr. Ktngan, OF indianapolis, haB authorized
tho benoYoioht aociottoH to draw OIL him for 800
per wcok for charitable purposes during tho
! winter.
Since tho beginning OF this Government, Caleb
o}u,,ahlng lss brought it up, BY hand. Iio turned
u 1yFtaa At1I top {uc1
, 1873-11-25

A Little Matinee Down ut Their Cot.
tngo saturday Evening.

A Little Matinee Down ut Their Cot
tngo saturday Evening.
How many OF us havo boen charmed with that
oft-qtotod gom Of tho Immortal Robbie onti-
tied sTho Cottor's Saturday Night" exquisite In
its simplicity and nppea1 to TINT 1ovo of tho good
and boautiful which ia born In ovory human bo-
Ing, although many 30 dwarf aud neglect it TINT
in tmo 1t becomes almoat extinct. Wo would
like to chronicle, IN Chicago, Saturday night
epont by many families In tho aamo mannor Ms
that enjoyed by tho worthy, ptouB old Scot and
Lis vito aud balrnB, ea described by Burns, bnt
wo don't know Of any such caso, md very much
doubt finding many familfeB who would DO COLI
tont and thankful for meal Of oat-porrtdgc and
other things to match. We do know, hoHevor,
Of bad oaso Of "CottorH Saturday Night" In
this city OF ologant hotels, live newspapers,
miserable gas, heavy taxoB, and with q brilliant
prospect Of a Court-Houao in tho dim future.
Lust Saturday night wns tho night, and Pat nfo-
Cabo and Ills vito Bridget wero tho cotsagers.
Tho location Of tho cottngo Is not Of much con
sequence to any ono excopt tho ownor, but wo
are safe in saying that 1t is situated In Bridge
port. Oh, classic Bhadost And wo betray no &C.
crot whou RIO add TINT tho front door facoB on
shinbono alloy. A word about tho cottage iB,
however. in order. OF COURSE it ia built in tho
Gothic style. Everything is now Gothic. It. >iB
d Gothic poriod. We 20 to Gothic hoto1 aro
anuhl,oI h. clork. via aro aot1,a md aorron,s ~ y
eu"'oou W o,o,A'1 NV ~ oosne' "nu seefan,s
who are fandals' "o ait down in Gothic chair
to Gothic table, napkin arranged tn Gothic
atylc ia before us. Gothic oruet stares ue In
a. 5oco ond I'm vaitor ,von1d IN aath;o m ~
n bo @ oon Int bnt ho @ can't for bo is from 11mh,'c %
too, and SO NO will drop this terrible Gothic
nna1neaa amae a4a n tosufn e.. 10 .no aomeho of tho
snail rooms end In thoso an oeon
paco over wh.oh roRo ta @ esfoehed and thore
dhahgs sS % ao aeo rhq eohGs .nst
ss to descend to monial toil, land bcre It may
Dc YET 70 1ay t1at sno does not recognize tho
noDiilty OF laDor, anu thlnks snoy VINO DO know
nothing q work except theoretically, and pho
also ob1eotB to orphans aud W9rklng-gir!B having
nomeR, an1 WaslorWomen being denied sncll
lu1urioh). Before lat and Bridget became man
and wife, they wore married, and tho air
cnet!es they built worc quite astonishing. It is
needless to Ray they both looked forward to ac-
oumnlating . largo family and great wealth by
slight exo1tton, and to live and die in tho Emer-
ald Isle. But Pat drank too much potoon, WAS
, 1873-11-25

games. Of courBc, was fatal to Mr.. O'Not who,
whom lo had bocomo eobor, found ho had lopt
81, ,200. Tic reported tho nlattcr TO Tho Buporin-
evlndlora Ind managodt to escnpo arrost Yostor-
day, atont noon, Ofllccra Londorgan and Dyrne
snw thctn clustered togothor on tho corner Of
Madison and Clark atroots, md recalling thoir
II Ind thom quartorod In ono Of tho cells Of tho
lookup OF tho Armory Station. Michael Mo-
Donald, Eeq., aoon appeared, bcarlng upon Ills
right arm tic corpulont form Of O. Aug,lstua
Danyon, and by thoir united aid, tho yagrans
Danyon this morning, which, lnsuros thoir full
llHchargD
, 1873-11-25

melancholy picture Of the dccadonco OF South
Carolina, Ho estimates that over 90 por cont Of
tho farmers llnvo lost money Bince tho war, md
montiona ono 3,000-acro tract OF lind that has
05 under he
property OF South Carolina syas valued at about
s4B8 000, 900 in 1870 it Ind fallon to e184, ,000,-
600, mud tho dccreaBe has boon steadily progrosB-
Ing up to tho prosont tiIno but tho taxation ho-
nua1iy, whilo tho taxation In 1870 was about
82 100000, yet tho State dobt has increased from
90000,0 900 to something betwoen s1C, 600, 900 and
$50, O0O, 600.
, 1873-11-25

CHICAGO. MltsEAuKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Utnn Uepot corner MaaIson and Cs,Hats; Tfcket Ocs
81 Sdt CdFksfs ep'oxfd Sherman Hose and U.pas,
, 1873-11-25

LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Reroi. Van BuseH.I Joot a. LaSe-ss. 1ieket eMees.
northwest corner Clark and handophsk, and souihpe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-03
rnxr RooKs ApopTEp.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION., SALEM, OREGON. Sept. ~, lS7S.J
TO z. J. Sites, School Superintendent
Linn County. Oregon.
Ihave the honor to announce that
the first five readers and the speller of
the Pacific Coast Series, with Hopkins
Manual of American Ideas in lieu of a
Sixth Reader, have been duly adopted
by vo te Of the County Superintendents,
for use in the public schools Of Oregon
for the four years ending Oct. lst 1877.
The votes of the Superintendents were
cast as follows: Ho
For first five readers and speller OF
Pacific Coast Series, Supt's, Means,
of Baker; Brown Of Bentoni Noltner,
of Clackamas; Hamilton, columbia;
Hacker, Of Coos; Garfield, Of Curry;
Todd, of Douglas; Holmes, of Grant;
Adams, of Josephine Hendricks, Of
Lane; Knight, of Marion, Grubbs, Of
Polk; Trip, Of Tilamook; Ingle, Of
Umatilla; White, of fUnion; and Robb,
of Yamhill-16. sA al
For first five readers of Harper's 0.
a Series; Supts. Fennay, of Clatsopi
Stanley, of Jackson; Stltes, Of Linn
and Elicit, Of Multnomah-4.
For first five readers Of Wilson's
School and Family Series. supes-
stevenson, Of Wasco and Anderson, ol
Washington-2. -.eg
For Wilson's spelIer; Supt's, Fennayl
of CIatsop; Eliot, of MtlItnomah and
Anderson, of Washlngton--S.
For Saunders, New SpelIer; Supt'
Sites, Of Linn-l. tJlts
For WebsteFs Speller: supt. Stephen
son, of Wasco-1.
For Henderson's Test Words Supt.
Stanley, of Jackson-l.
For Hopkins' Manual Of American
Ideas in lieu of Sixth Reader; Supps.
Means, Of Baker; Brown Of Benton;
Noltner, OF Clackamas; Hamilton, o.
Columbia; Garfield, Of Curry; Todd Of
Douglas; Holmes Of Grant; Adams, o.
Josephine; Stanley, Of Jackson Stiles
of Linn; knight, Of Marioni Eliot o.
Multnomah; ,Grubbs, Of Polk Trip
ofTillamook; Ingle, Of Umatilla; White
of Union and Stephenson, Of WascC
liz.
For Hopkins Manual, but not In liet
Of sixth Reader: Supt. Hacker, O.
Coos-l.
For Anderson's U. 8. Historical Rea
der as sixth Reader; Supt. Hendricks
OF Lane-l. s.i~ .s.
For Earpers' y. s. sixth Reader
supt. Fenuay, Of Clatsop-I. "a si'A
For Wilson's Sixth Reader; s1pt
Anderson Of Washington--l. is se7'
For no sixth Reader: Supt. Rcbb, Q
Yagnhill--l. es 6ag wal ~
Assoon as supply Of the books car
be procured it is expected the school
] win begin to introduce them and tina
4 they will continue until oil are fully
/ introduced, after whicli the use ofothe
books in their stead will be positively
4 forbidden. Introduction must be com
pleted by the ist Of March, 1874 rule
4 in special cases and for special reasop
upon direct application the Board Q
Education further time Is granted.
Y the customary introductory ntei