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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-09-28

t.5s Gs The following persons are author.
Total lized Collectors for the townships oppo-
Levy site their names, who will receive the
for all Duplicates after the Goth day Of Decsm.
purpo, Der.
ses, i'"-
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Il
WP IDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
ND tloe Of the Board of Capital BuildlAg Com
rnlssioners for tho following iron, viz. Nh
40 window Sills, . feet inches loug
foot 10 inches wide.
2 Window Sills, IL feet Inches 1dfig
foot 10 inches wide. z l.5 aibHS,
40 s.indOw Caps. 0 foet 6 inches long
O6 Brackets, for window pilasters.
06 COrbeIs, under window stills. etF9|
O2 Pieces Bed Moulding, 2 feot Al
inches long. T4 -e
O4 gSiIRsteP Caps,
As Key stones.
$50 Leaves, for iledallions. .aiIag
70O Ornaments, on sidemedsillions.
This iron must be furnished within tho times
and made TO conform to tho plans and speclf
cations Of tho Same MS descgibed hi thr
seen in the Office OF the ARCHITECT w. w. Piper
in salem. o az ift8..,sc .af.,',.t.l,. F.A'
Said bids must be accompanlfa By all under
taking with two or moro shfctes, of not heat
than five per cent, of tho amount of said bid
conditioned that II the contract be awarded ID
the said bidder he Will enter Into bonds for the
faithful performance Of said cpntrlct
Tho bids received by tho Boafd for said iron
will DO opened by said Board al thcirofce IN
salem, on tho 9th day of February. 1875, nj !
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. NNhAl1t Nf' z
Tho board reservethe right TO reject any and
all bids that shall In their Judgment not be ac
companied with sufficient suretes, and also 10
reject all the bids IN case all shall be too high
Cash In coin viii be paid on the delivery Of
the ron at Salem! t3i ala ir HtT 'dI
BY order Of the Ronrd
II. L.,WIILIs, Secretary. aSi I-"''''
s.lsaieiai ian ~, lSi5..-n25w5.
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rRoM ocnoco vALLrr.
snoWod in-No Mails for weeIxs--The
weather and stock.

OcHoco VALLEY, Feb. 18th, 1875.
Editor Democrat:
We are closed in here in this snow
bound country, unable to hear what is
going on in the outside world. We
have had no paper mail for several
wetks-part of the time no mail at
oil. Mr. Renft.w, the mail ca tie' on
the Mckenzie route from Eugene, ar
rived here to-day on his first trip. He
thinks they will be able to make week
ly trips without difficulty. They cross
the niduntains on snow shoes. The
snow on the summit, Mr.. r. thinks,
would average about six feet. We
had very pleasat winter here up to
about the first of Jafidary when it
turned very cold and has been cold
most of the time since-the coolest
being 29 degrees below zero. some
stock is dying aud If the winter corr
tinues much longer there will be a
heavy loss in cattle and sheep. Hors-
es seem to stand the weather better
than any other stock. Our deepest
snow was six inches in the valley and
deeper ON tile table lands. We are
anxious to hear what you are doing in
Webfooti
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wANTs 40 KNOW you KNOW.
4 Trlo of Important connanarums.
ALBANY, Feb. nth 1875.

ALBANY, Feb. 11thj 1876.
Editor Deniocrta..
| Many fears ago the young men Jl
tile City Of Albany formed themselves
In u Library association and collectc /
d very respectable Libtar5, both In res
speet to Nd. Of Vols, abd III regard to
the quality and style III the books.
The said Library was deposited III the
Methodist Church OF this city Id 4 sub
stantial book case procured and pnii
for by the Association. Its members
were 10 have access to the same at
all reasonable times under the strict
ures contained in the Constitution and
By Laws of the Association. Now, it
seems that the said Library has dis
ape areai ease eardall, and report says Il
has been sold. Several members Of tie
Association would be thuch obliged to
someknowlng brother ifhe would arise
and satisfactorily explain the following
questions!
1st- What has become of the said
Library?
9dAIf disposed of who disposed Of it,
and what has been done with the pro-
ceeds arising from the disposal of the
same? as.e
3d-From whom and by what means
did they get the right to dispose of the
same?
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0REATLY REDUCED TRIsEN !
atMMONN.

IN tho Cbcult Court Of thG StGfs d
5aaOrcgons for Me County Of Linn
IAnn 0prieni Plaintiff. vs., Richard o'Drlen,
Defendant. fF
Suit for Divorce. i4fi raNrY h z
TO Richard u'BriOn the ahoye named defend
In tho namc Of tho State or Oregon You
are hereby required TO appear and answer the
complaint Of the above named plnintlf In the
abOto entitled causei now on tl0 with the Clerk
uf snid court, within ten DAYS after the date oi
the sefsice Of this SuIhnIbrs upou you Il serv-
ca In Inn Comfy, Drcgnn.. 6pt Il ssryed ,iti
any uthfr Cphny withIhth this kithte, thefl With
in twenty days aftcr tho data ofthe service OF
this summons upon. you, Or 4 served by publi-
cation OF this summons, then you are ielulred
~ HnSWeE the complaintby tina frst day OF the
next regular term of snld Court, 10 ba holden
on the second Mondat, the 8th day Of March,
1870 NJ Albany In HHld County and State. And
you are Notified that II you fall 30 TO appear
and anBweras above required. for want or aii-
eWfrsthp plalDtiT Will apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded In tlie Complaint whioii
y q dissolution or the marriage contract exist
ing between you and the plaintiff, and for the
caro- and cuHtt dy Of tho tnntn children In nni i
compliant pamed. and viii tak0 Judgment
against you for the costs and diebursefienth OF
this suit. IA 1lE}tn, ags .ttsn nff ts
CEos ~ HELM, Atty for Pug
Published BY order of Hon, a, F, DnnhantI
Jpdgs, of said Court, which order bears dgtsi
S4n' tps"i io'v ~ B -atll &. s.,,.,. ~ Il hsiWo'
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GoRsEous.- Geo. Weller has lcas-
ed and upholstered Tally's billiard
hall in the most gorgeous and invlt-
ing niannep and will hereafter dis
pense 'liquidalp decoctlous there. He
has II divided into several distinctive
apartments, including reception and
reading room, sample room and bar
room, billiard room, etc, all to be
ltept on the European plan. He
promises Us a card iI week or two.
N. B.-Ih this connection we desire
to state that, IL giving notices or llq-
uof salubDs II must not be understood
that we defend or champion that busi-
ness any raore than We endorse the
politics 81 lHe TsepubIlcaps when we
ANNOUNCE a Radical, victory; but we
do 80 a. a matter of business and 70
sustain OurpapersreputatIon as q llve
journal, ready and willing 10 cbronl-
Gle any improvement or lncideht DC.
curing IN our midst
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.ia REPEMPTIoNs.e
or t.Ii
CANAL AND LOCK BONDS.
s. a @ 600 loi oai
APPLICABLE FOR REDEMPTION.


ThEABGRER's OFFfuK,
'i'a H1W SALEM, Fob. IA 1875. T.
6TisJBp PROPOSALS WILL pE ,REcEiv.
- ed BY the undersigned, at lis office a. Sa.
lem, until Saturday, March 70, 1876, lor the Sui.
Of Bonds issued under provisions ot an
net 0f tho Legislative Assembly OF tho State
Of Oregon, entiffea [" An Act 70 AppropTAte
Funds Tor tho COnHtrpclion OF a Slaun1boat
Canal at Che willamette Falls" approved o..
tbber n. 1870, IN nInonnt cqunlto Tie cash on
handi0r mo purchase therc0f, a. n rate not 10
exceed nlnety.nye per cnnt of the par Wlne Of
enld bonds. ns provided by I'M het ~ tho f.aRls-
iptive Assembly ~ tic State or Oregon. entl-
tied IAN Act To AUTHORIZE thd sthte Tr8asnFer
70 convert ourrqney funda Into coin In certain
cases, and ~ 30 to pay on the Lock Bonds" ap-
proved October 20, tB7i.
Alftle piopOsaiH must br sealed Md address
ed 70 the btato TREASURER, Balom, Oregon.
A.tH. BROWN, r
n2iwi- JN btata Treasurer.
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ANNIvEnsARY BALL.-Tho patriotic
young people Of this city had rare season
of enjoyment at the Pacific Opera House
last Monday evening, in tho way Of a
Terpsichorean celebration oftheanniversa-
ry Of Wastipeton's Birthday. About
seventy couple were IN attendance, ropre-
senting the beauty, fashion and chivalry OF
"old Linn" all entering into tho enjey-
ments Of the evoning with a spirit which
evinced full appreciation of tho occasion.
The music, furnished by Hass q Hor1la-
dez' Quadrille Band, Of Salem, WINS ex-
quisilc, and the prompting by Prof. Day
was all that eould have boon desired; but
when wo como TO speak of the supper AZ
tho 81. Charles Hotel, our descriptive pow
ers utterly fail and our arprcciative adj
Jectives lie upon tho written page as dead
sca apples. Wien wo say that n was the
most complete 1spread cvor offered to nm
Albany public--ovcr noted for tho NIpefI-
GRITTY Of their cuisine elIorts-wo; cbnvey
some faintmeaning ofthe trent afforded on
this occasion by Messrs. Matthews q
Morrison. ofcoufsc PtnsF tie lnlmiiabi5,
was the "arlisle de culinary and desor9cs
the fullest meads Of praise for his ofIorlsifl
this affair. Tho various committees per-
formed their duties with impartial caro- and
tea1yptompdtude, and deserve full praise.
Altogether tho Albany Social Club" has
covered itself all over with glory in this
most creditable and suocossfIIl atLair.
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.lA.DsIINIsTRI RHsAlTIoRlaI I aAEE.

p N 4.fA ,ti t..s. ff fq -~OF-r' 'Ft .tf
r. III .A I. r SIT AsT'E-
UDUDIJc .NoT1cE LIS, FEREBY GIVES
that by ylrtue Of an order nihdo w the
County Court Within and for the County OF
Linn, state oftOruEon, on tho 9Th dny ol Dc.
cember 1871 IN It'd hiiitthr OF tho ., into Of a.
n Huston, decenseIi h Iohnqllpqton, AdmiH-
lstrntbr Of tha estate Of tho said a. =, Huston,
dcceascd. WIN, OH 9AtAii AinH SNOW N
Saturday, Me 7sM of March, 1915,
Al the Court Houss door II the City OF Albany.
IN suld cguIly N linn, between the hours Of \
o'olQek IN ibh morning nnd q O'Clock In tile
evening bf that day, tbiwit nt Tho hour Of /
O'Clock y. n.Foifor fDri aalo At puddle auction,
the, following described real estate, boIOnalnk
70 mo shld ostnte and situate Id said cqghty.
tOgyIt frh0 kOFll,,on fourth Of tt,Q. .6opth.
west quarter, and tho NofLuiyTtst f6hrth 0f the
bolltll.eAst qunrter OF section No. ", In Town,
slllp No, w SOUTH Of Range No, ., West con.
tanning " Hcrrs. Tcriusf Anld real estate VIII
De 5olt tforeold coin'Df. The United Hfntea one,
hnh 10 le,pnl9 down on tho DAY or sale, and
tho refnnl lndefly w mon lhgs easufed fitnhori.
gage on the prelniAQ6,r JOHN HUSTON,
JOfIHA x JONES, 4p = AdmlTfalrufOr
'Atpy8ior AdminiatfAtor. y QIl nNwl. y
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TnE nrAssAcnn or dLhNcdr.


Editor Democrat.
Our intelligent City people assem-
bled In Reeds Opera House on last
Saturday night to the number of about
300, and listened to one Of the most
eloquent lectures ever heard IN that
hall or perhaps on the Coast. AS the
lecturer G, B. Mcdonald, editor Of the
Oregon Statesman, has already de-
livered the same lecture In your
city | need not repeat much Of
1t. No one can initiate or elual-
with the pen, the thrilling elo-
quence or soul power which he holds
over his spell bound audience. His
eloquence and easy graceful style, so
void of af1ectation and ''airsn are Pc
culiarly his own. None others are
like him. To hear him Is to admire
him and feel that he speaks from a
warm heart and thNt his mind reverts
to the Highlands Of Scotland where,
in 1892 the rutllans of tyrant, the Earl
of Breadalbane, many of his ancestors
were cruelty and treacherously slain.
Were to attempt to draw an histori-
cal outline of that fatal affair-t'The
Massacre of Glencoe my pen would
fail to send that thrill into the hearts
of my readers that his expletlves and
comments upon that event do, uttered
in thoughts that glow and words that
burn. AS sreportcr for Mr.. Mcdonald
last Saturday evening, in this city, I
felt the thrill of his pathos and elo-
quence, and I must declare that have
never heard his equal on this coast nor
anywhere in the States. The good
people of Corvallis will hear this lee
ture in that city on next Saturday eve
ming, and those of Lebanon win hear
iton next Monday evening, March lst.
Mr.. Mcdonald intends, If the weather
be good, to lecture at Tangent, Halsey,
Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene
and Roseburg in about three or four
weeks from now Your humble corr
respondent intends to accompany him
as far as Eugene City. His object III
these lecturing tours Is merely to be-
come acquainted with the good people
In the valley, ana obtain subscribers to
the StateSman--a paper which by his
eloquent powers as a writer is taking
a,hish rank amongst sound Journals
on this coast and elsewhere. The
price Of tickets FOR admission 10 bis
lectures is soalow, that any one car
see that his profits are swallowed up
In expenses of travelling, printing, etc,
SALEM, March %.
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PROPOSALS eiodl'
i.Aa ror sft anu'5 I
e .llii W Ell. Z igu.eA
b r. I @ It w o r X
as 3aHo ron THE u6I
STATE CAPITOE BUILDING
AT SALEM TX 9a
PROPOSALS.

DfDs WILL BE RECEIVED JFORsLAYING
ID all BRICKS necessary TO incloso said build.
Ing nccOrding to plans and fpaclncntlong
Salem. ., ", .ff.t vt
/ said bids mAst no atcoiapaniua by an ,in-
dertahIng. with, two or nloIq gprcties, or rot
h;t, conditioned that. " the cOntract bo award-
ed to tho sald bidder he vii enter into bonus
for the faithful performance Of said eoitfhcl
The BIDS received by the liQar4 forsalA bridle
Office, IN SalclH; on tho lOth day Of March,
1875, at one oplocHJp. IN. " spld day. The
Board reserve tho right 70 reject any and all
Y. 8 coin will be paid as the work prD,
by ordcrof tho BOARD. -uA -sla.l .aii
T. H. WILLIS, Hrcfetnry! NW'iAi Prest.
Baleni, Feb. luth. ts7bsam s,if " n27w6. I'd
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REDUCED PRICES. a
PRINTING PRESSES!

fnAuE suNERrLATED HAND STAMP,
~ Tor epriniUlg nqme9 On clothing. This
ptlnfs rno iire. rnd " fuihlshcd with alpha.
bets of type lot 20. Or o Rlphabets for H.76,
Of type, G,OO.s t.s AZ
TIE Improved hand sfntiip. ptinls , lntg
With niphnbefs 0f typo. tllW.
The Homo COMPANION Gard Printer. ror bus.
lncas mon hpd others, prints 4 ilnea, with h
alphnpcta, $3.50. N NJ
Tho nuslneas Men'a Printing press nrints
lines, with 1e ainhnbcia, $40
The Diamond Printing prcsa-prlnts frhna AZ
70 ~ INCHES sqrafeF- i1I,Oi. ~
stock Oi indcllbls ink. lnklue pads, eto.,
iarnisaid ,,1,,i iros with each prcse An orders
asnd orders 10 EORRFs sIoRTtIB.
tsn4WH i fihany oTteon,
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.taa WONDER Of THE WORLD
Look here, Weary vgQnlcn.
THE CLIMAX STEAM WlsnEB

Iatho BEST chcapeti aud sltnei nlmbl0 nia
chino ever invented, and wilI tosf lldih ing y
and ont what u willdo. Took hul lnq pipOai'
lions ~ tha cnnpirylg fall oG them, The Gil
max can be hnd BY calling upon our ag rpts, or
from W. II. NicFaflandx Tin -ltoFA Albany. Tho
pricn Ofthig wonderful machine mnEys from
f1 80 tn $500. htil woffhlhe Ntlantlon % eyeTy.
iamliyl N ne SET. ilQpt fnn 70 80 d before
nuichn1ing any other.
Eii iiAAnI. 0,A-ial Aeont ioftho State of
Oregon NI ni6if.
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THE ORIGINAL BAY TEAM


Ae NEW OUT EFT
gu,rTAgKFUL FOR PAST FAvofta. AND
y Elllh deNiFnun of coptinninN 10 meet the
same, tho proprietor IL always ready and eoailg
found ~ al tlneg. Passengers and hnErfgd
carried 10 and From tha cars 70 any mart 81 the
city ntEes sonahl, atea, AN. AltNOLp.
Albany Qfsgllt Propulsion
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AIARRIED.

EDELsfAN--PERIN--O the 18th inst, near
Marion station, 1T the residence OF tho BRIDES
parenis, by lioy. ". A. McAlistsr, Mn. LEWIS
u. EDELMAN,of blnn county, and MISS MARY
3. PgRfN, Of Marion.
Anoiher old bachelor shufiod on his single
coll and ieathorsd on 10 tho Beaedlctlno cord
Of conubisi blIss. We present the loving pair
Our warmcst congratulations aud Wish Them d
full measure Of earthly hnpplneas.
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NOTICE no sTocKMoLpEn.
STATE TREASURERS NOTICE.
STATE rnrAsunKn.a t,sErnr.

STATE TnEAsunKRs OpftuE.l
tH Salem, Ian. ~, 1875. II
NOTICE IS tIELEBY GIVEN TflATTHER
~ " money IN tho Treasury applicable 10
the nnymcntO Of the fnllowlDg warrants Drawn
QWf be Treasury Fiucf The llh day of Aeptcin.
lyIsii, io.ails Nos. 2D3, 20l sSs' III, ssi ~
3gl, W. i0i luli lpi, p1, iOa tol, i08 az III
93l, i#, VI, il1, 40, f87, 49, iNN iAi fF a. 5a
l6l 49, iO2 t0l, fOi li8, inG, if1, fos i s1 ff1
geo, 30 5l1, 81, 5N $50, So "A ht3 si1 aia sis
bie. o1i ~, At, 017, bs2. ~. Z
,iinlff.g ~ lle pr,ivo warapts WIN npt bc
Hlgssa iuter ti.ia dnto. a n. HRuWN.
htgW+ hiAto Ilcainrcr.
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AinH. nEfIa& PARKER, Int 81 Oha
~ q goD CIV heg leave 10 Inform lh8 public
TINT they have purchased tho .edtlia atocl n
druga medicines eic,, fOrmerlv pWnedhy r. g..
Hill u Son, and that They dcsIlfu r6ntinu "a
the business AZ tho Old stand. Mhero they m
pose 70 keep IN tho fnlllIps flll assogsineni y
ticles aud eyerythlns unlAiiJ found % q irso
ei,a'f qfue hiofr. y. .syl.Af.N an.3ts
WhilD enrncstiy soliciting = conllnnnnoU u
tho liberal natfnnAg0 hnrot fpfn exlrndod 10
tho OLD hOufc. No hone al the 1aIh fmo by
fair md libffhl dealing and rfidlnltcuilOn
10 tha wahfs 81 eAgnmertp EQffk the esi"era
Of any NEw icndswhomny f1foEnHWlth theif
0rdera ilaltl Nt
Particular niienllnywlllbe given 10 ihe copl.
pounding of slciaas lfdacFi rll0na and nm
llyFccclpth at Al houfs 6ffht dayornlght.
"a. II. fiii1.Ts Z, pAnKHlt.
l.i.f e eyc aifdceuofstoN ~. MIEL a SOS,
Albany Oregon, Ogi- Oh, N7a, nsh
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GoNE BEL6w.-Mrs. B. N. Choadle
-siariedItor San Francisco this morning, for
tho purpose of disposing Of produce
whicc her husband ships 70 that port, and
also to select goodp fortbg storehi this city.
Mrs. c's health has been very poor for
some time, and sho will probably remain
At her daughters in San Francisco for a
few months. sA84
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auAKD1AMls SALE

--OF'-~ .tH u sf aesf
REAL ESTATE /
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ny
IN Virtue Of an order mdde by tho County
Court. wltlllH end ior tho County OF LlnG,
Hlate NJ Oregon, on the 2d dhy Of Fohrnnryl
MO III The nfnttof Of TIE agfHto mud guar dan.
slhp of french 81 Fields. Mary n. Fields, Bn.
rnli G. Fields md WIN. n. Fields, minors, ], a.
o. Cooley, guardian of the persons and es-
inies Of said minors. will, on
s1londag, Me 10Th Of March, 1916,
NJ tho court house door In tho city Of Albany,
IN said county Of Linn M tho hour OF ons
acloelt,r. NJ. OF that day, offer for sale AT pub
lc auction, tho undivided fOnr-niths O9
the following described real estate lhelng
the interaft of fsaiJ JnlnmC tbcrginl 10.
Wit The HOulh hhif n thd sbdti caAt dhdrtef
Of secilon No. ~, In Township No. "A Of Range
No, West. In Liam county, oregon, contain.
inf ~ acres f-fAti
fERas said real estate viii bo sold for gold
coin Or tho 2. 81 oDc.third 10 bo paid down on
the day N falgi one.tiifdtO bn paid tho nrsd
day ot JannnTy, 1879, and one.third tho nrsi
day ~ yannaTy, ls7I, with interest on tho de-
ferrcd phyfiedtd At The rate of one Der cent.
month, Secuted by mortgage on Tho pfcmi.
het. q. q. COOLEY, 0udrdian,
JonHs JoHRs, Attorneys. news
u
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BLOCKADE TO ne lidIsED.

lab PRISEvILLE, Feb. 12tk, 1875.
Citizens of Prineville met to give an
expressi on in regard to raising the ice
b ockade y the Mckenzie Mali route.
On motion, James Allen was chosen
Chairman andJ. L. Luckey, Secretary.
On motion, committee of three was
appointed OH resolutions, consisting ol
j. l.. Luckey, James Howard and
David Prime. lhe following report oil
committee was adopted: e
WHEREAs, II e people Of Ochoco
have been locked up three long weeks
by the ice blockade of the Colum bla
river, and thus excluded from commU-
nicating with the outside world; and
feeling the necessity OF opening up
some other route; therefore
Resolved, That we, the citizens of
Prineville in behalf of the people of
Ccboco valley extend our heartfelt
thelfks to Postal Agent Underwood
and t.le contractors, and especially to
P. G. Re- few fof the energy displayed
in crossing the Cascade Mountains at
this season of ne year. 49,
On motion, tie Secretary was in
structed to send the i'boNe to Eugene
City and Albany for publication.
JAMES ALLEY, chalrman.
is LUJREY. Secretary.
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FHRsH O9BrgRs. -Chas. weisher Is
now receiving fresh oysters In largo
quantities from both shoaiwater Bay
and YaquIna. Lovers Of these dell.
clous bivalges can haye them served
up in any style al Cbarley's Restau-
rant. wa
HoRsEs Foa SALE. -Ex-sheriff Ir-
vine has some yaloable horses FOR sale.
They can be seen AZ hlsiam'near Leb-
Rnbn.
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CESAR covered his bald bend and grhy hn'I
with laurel crown. AYERS HAIR ViOOn
covers gray heads with the nili more welcome
l0dks Of youth.
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Bey- For the very best Photographers
60 10 Bradley u RulOfsonis Gallery
witlfan ELEVATOR, 40 Montgomery
Street, San FrauelscO.
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DAVID NEwsoNE.

AocIDESfs. Last Tuesday son OF
Mart. MillePs, about - years Of age,
had his right leg broken. While scuf-
fling with a companlonhe Was thrown
In such manner as to break the small
bone Of the right leg between the knee
and ankle. Dr. j. Linsey Hill was
called and set THE leg, and the young
ster win no dUubt .bo ION his pinsr
againin short time.
While DR.. IIill was on his way from
Mr.. Millers he was summoned to at.
tend anothersimilar case overln Bent
on county. Mr. Drurg Hodges; while
engaged In milking a COW, was kicked
on the left leg about six inches above
the anklei by the refractory bovine,
and both bones of the leg shockingIy
shattered. Dr. Hin set the bone anu
the patient is now getting along very
well.
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TsseHErS Tssr1fu1s.-AA teachers
institute will be held in this city
commencing the 1T day Of April and
continuing during the remainder n
the week to which oil teachers are
urged to attend. The exercises will be
varied and the hibst important ques-
tions connectel witH The subject Of
education will be discussed. See the
County school superiniendonrs notice
iH smother coiumai
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.ilf|
a'e'ei. Ho, FOR JERUsALENl-We have an
a ia Invitation to make one Of u party q
take trip to the Holy LaDJi similar
> 10 the. one upon which Mark Twain
founded his rInnocents abroad" It
Cg only Tcpsts 81 500, and as the crowd
would doubtless enjoy our society more
than We possibly could theirs we re-
apectfuily hlls moIestly urge them 70
''pass the sasser'' and take up g colec-
~ ti6tl 10 defray our expenses and furnish
our New Foundiand Pop I'm Provenief.
We make a solemn promise before
.Ja hand that we went write book or
deliver lectures upon ourretufn. With
this pledge upon 0nr part we anxious
~ await contributions Money seconti
hand clothes ana army oyercoats raHy
y be sent through Wells, Fargo Co.'S
HN express at the contributors expense
NEW Law OAHD.-Jas. A. Yantis,
NEf having received his sheep-skin from
the Supreme Court at is last session,
has lSratetI IN the practices Or his pro
fession 81 Corvallis, and this week
aingS bis banner 70 the breeze through
flic columns Of the DEMOcRAT. Sue
ccss 10 hins