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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-16

by Is gr.at and thorough blood; d;pprifyins proper
all 1.ur,oIs frrm the worat scrofrsa 10 Common
piotos, p:niplc, or EruptIou. Mcrcrrial disease,
Mineral Poiscni, and their c.ccti. ara trr1catcti,
AMI Igor,us health rnI sonnd s9nst!tution esta. !.
Rouch skn, In short ril diseases caused by bad
llooi, ure conquered by this powerful, purifying rnd
INV i,oriting iicr.icnc.
Eipccally has Il nqplissted ~ 4, potency IN curing
srrefulous seres and bwe!:.ngs White sucIlinra.
Cc:tro or Thick Neck, an'l Enlarged Clanda
IL you feel dull drowsy, tlclltatcd, have faliow
solnr q skin, Or y.llowII-Lr9Sn spots on fee Or
mouth, Internal heat clills nlfcrnattd with no.
f hes l,w spirits, and gloomy forcho'lings irrs pr
nppctitc. nnf tongue csatc yo,t suffering tol
Torpid Liver, or .lsilIeasness. In many rascs
cxpcriepce,!.. As.a .ricly for all such cases, Dr.
ritrce's Golden Medical Discovery has NO equal, as
In tl,c cure OF Eronchi d, scycre Coushe, and the
early stages OF Consumption, Il has nstonislicd tic
mc,iics faculty. and eniincnt physicians pronounce
II the greatest medical discovery OF tho age. Willie
cures ic severe II ougs It trcngtIcns the stcnl
az pari1cs tho blooA Bid by druggists. ~
j. v. PIERCE, VI. D., prop'r, Worlds Dispcnsary
and 1nvallds' Hotel, Buffalo, n. y.
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q. w. TOWNSEND, [
STEPHEN T.. DICKENS, |
Join w. NICHOLSON. 1
Thursday, Jan. 9th, 1870

Thursday, Jan. 9th, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
called TO order by the chairman. Roll
called; members all present.
Minutes OF yesterday read and APP
proved.
Report of committee on bonds:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors OF
Lake county:
Your committee appointed for the purpose
of ascertaining the pecunlary responsibility
of sureties on the bonds of sheriff and County
Treasurer, respectfully report that they have
had the subject matter under consideration,
and find that such sureties, as shown by the
records, own property i'm Lake county, and
estimated, over and above exemptions aud
encumbraices, as follows, to-wit:
On Treasurer's bond Sll,SO0
On Sheriff's bond $500
All OF which we respectfully submit.
GEORGE HEILMANN,
N. kINNE, cor,
y. r. l'HtLLIPs, o'
II suistar.
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Names Claimed Allowed
Ihling Brothers, blanks, &c. 81 30 $500
blank book 10 O0 10 10
Chas. X. Radcliffe, publishing
liquor tax 800 10
Chas. X. Radcliffe, court calen-
dars 15 90 ID 90
Lee 8. Cobb, field notes 100 90
John Buchanan, constable fees 70 10
VIM. A. Deuress, binding tran
scripts, and incldentals Is 25 1928
Alex. DeLong, carpenter work
for the county go %
County Canvassers, canvass
vote, genT election, 1878 107 20 107 20
Augustus Towner, canvassing
vote for Senator, Il incid. Ia 10 IA l6
VIM. A. Deurcss, incidentals 10 10
Chas X. Radcliffe, publishing
proceedings OF Board of
Supervisors ~ o.
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George Oviatt, board'g pris. Sl4 ~ si4 40
e gar Campbell, fees In crim-
inal cnse 279 30
+. l.. Allen, postage stamps,
expenses I'm criminal cases q 10 22 10
Campbell Il Baker, Ink 70 disnl'w'd
q. w. Fuller, meals for jury 800 800
Chas. Cayanaugh, witness fee ~ ~
Aug. Towner, incidentals, &c. n 81 "a 81
Il. L. Allen, expenses In case
of People vs. Drilling "a 80 "a fS
s''i for county ni5 MS
George Oviatt, Sheriff, sum-
moning jury, board'g pris. 20 AZ 10 ~
George Oviatt, fees and expcns-
es In case OF People VS.
Drilling 105 90 l05 90
James b. Taylor, filling wood
house for county and haul
ing wood 400 100
tee work 500 SO
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Chew Jaclsson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
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Proceedings Of The Board Of Supervisors.
[OFFICIALl.

Record of the proceedings Of the
Board of Supervisors at an adjourned
session OF the Board of Supervisors Of
the County of Lake, commenced and
held in the Court House In the Village
of Baldwin, in said county OH the 9th
day of January, A. ID. 1879:
Said Board met and was called to Or
der by Chairman Robertson. Roll
called by the Clerk; members present
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AMERICAN EIpEESS COMPANY.

Only otIi,.c nt B11Gw'ii (rty, Mich
located near toaiii northeast of i!lo
Il pot. ~ Dstf Fic csst.a
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DIR. SAGE'S CArARRH REMEDY

produces radical cures Of the worst cases Catarr
no matter or how long standing. The lituh rcmedy
may bc snflc, bottcr applied Ivy tho usc OF Cf.
I'IEncEs Douchc; This y the only form OF histrr-
mcrt vet Invented with which fuii m'slicinc can ic
carried HIGH pr ami PERFECTLY AiTLIED 20 oil
parts OF the affected nasrl passages, and the chGni-
irrs cavities communicating lhcrtwith, In which
sores and ulccrs frequently exist, anil FROM which
the catarrhal discharge gcncrally proceeds ls use
accompanying zach Instrument. Dr: .sAeyJ G.
tarrh Remedy recent rttarts of "Cofd In the
lI~ndo by few npplca'ionq. it "a riii rni pica'-
ant 70 use, containing no stronger causl .rnrs or
cfsfA II. V. PfEnC..M ~. l'r'v,'r.N. uri IS Dis
ncnsary and Inyalk!s' llo,i :;u:sals ..i.
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70 AnyaRlIslAS.
sGco. Y, ~. II, ~ tSy'S
$ i.Ecr LIST
sS -Dl' J 1tllsJ Jk
Z rCEL NE1Vsr hPERS.


Many persons suppos, iiiis y. J. 4, bs com-
posed ofClf I'D ~ r. ,..'' 81 rrfs. is-
fnct Is 1uit-,s si,;iwis.. f's .-s''.',>ae states
exuctl what tile l,a,','rs .,i,. a, y iiruln!;
OF y per j. print, d , f't'.' fAf'ETFFEu
IN In every Instance fl,H LicSI palaf IN the
pi:u,. vl,-n PRINTED. ins'.. n,'r ~ : II is the
ONLY pap.r u, the r.nr. WI > piiht.d ,ir
Roman ,ti'.s ~ 4 ts.t ,i',r ti:'' lot npi ~.
only pap.r, bot T. 'aNviTl y good o,rs,
iion III every town ~ f;'i, ~ fi',s' nfs,l 4
paper fl1 tS ~ ~ ~ .it fsRArJN-.
List. ir IS ROT a rh ftisf nci iuot
tho lataiug,h..h,r rnt. ~ sfS,i nrortanr
,.nttincrat.sl. 1T iS ~ sti'vt ~ herhfe
jiilrged for ndvrii ,sii ~ i'i '-s n -i 20 w
hs pnoli.hers' seh.a',i,, ttHI;y .ir
.yrt,iar rates of tie iulai..gu ihis sanlr s,,a
t,nd tiinenrc - 1876 81. i'ha liri Includes 81
lrwspaIsrs, of which f63 nit' iaS,i,d pAttvun
~ WEEKLY. They mr. iocatrd ipa25 di1'.ri
ftt'r and towns, II which 2< nre =! q" tG. is.
tails, 329 places OF over ) 90 ropuIni.n ..At
4t4 County seats. IL srri SEMI On AtTi.i- u
C.XrIoy. A.,ir,'sSt 10 T.. np, III .t,Nttf :
NEWSPAPER ADvFRrIS Nj gt iit.sp. f3f
Spruc. 81. (rrintii,g Houa. ~ a, N.v.sE .f
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LpCiV business you can engnge in. $5 10 $40 a
D;ID day made by any worker of either sex,
r.Yht I'm their own localities. Particulars and
=. mplcs worth 81 free. Improve your spare
time ut this business. Address, STINsON & Co..
Portland. Maine. lf. M W -
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cat mt oui. Ladies.

The following are things housekeepers win
want to know: That boiling water win re-
move tea-stsins and many fruit-stains; pour
the water through the stain and thus pre-
vent It from spreading over the fabric. That
ripe tomatoes win remove ink and other
stains from white cloth; also from the hands.
That teaspoonful of turpentine boiled with
white clothes viii aid the whitening process.
That boiled starch Is much improved by the
addition Of little spermaceti or little salt,
or both, or little gamarabic dissolved. That
beeswax and salt viii make flatirons as clean
and smooth as glass; tie lump Of wax in a
rag and keep it for that purpose; when the
irons are hot rub them with the wax rag
then seour with paper or rag sprinkled
with salt That kerosene win soften bootl
or shoes which have been hardened by water
and render them as pliable as when new
That kerosene viii make tin teakettles a,
bright as new; saturate wooden rag aud rut
with It; it win also remove stains from clear
vanished furniture.
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rusllons ana Styles.

A new imitation Jet Is - light as : feath-
Purple Is 70 come Into favor again, II Is
said.
Shoulder seams viii be shorter than ever,
next season.
Roses, asters and salvais are the flowers
for Autumn wear.
Plain linen collars harmonic beat with the
habit basquea.
Elaborate embroidery on travelling dress
is wasted work.
Yellow straw hats look best when trim.
med with silk Of the same color.
The old.fashioned 'tcalaah" has been re-
vived By French millinsr.
''Marquiss" il the distinctive name for the
puiEed dresses draped high on the sides.
Paraaols, with India-shawi pattern cam
brio for borders have appeared In LOndon.
Waists gathering at the back and gathered
In front are very much liked for soft materi
ais.
Velvet and plush viii probably be the fA
vorite materials for basques during the win
tsr
'opaiescent'' stockings to match changea
able silks are the coming fuel for the funn.
man's jokes
One Of the now bangle bracelets has th
handle Of key At one end and the wards
the other.
Web shirrings ara substituted for the evei
; lasting India musIins On Ssme hats, and th
effect 10 pretty.
Serge haas made without frames and oni
stiAsnsd by cords are worn for travelling b
Kngiish women.
0palins beads are among the coming mi
insry wonders Of the winter. They are
be used on felt chip hats.
A French actress wore gown with tive
ty aounces in new piecs. This opens
!, dismal prospect for sensible women
The crowns Of soms winter bonncts viii
Aeowersd with breasts Of cocks feathers, orn
Imxnted with silk or jet drops.
A woman staying at SaFasoga dresses &
eErsly in lace. The other women eonst
Gbunselves by saying that her fathsr wa
laoa manufacturer.
TmbrSilas with handles made Of ash, vi
she head, heels and hands Of man In sis
pustEading from the wood, and supposed
rcxu..snt man set In the stocks, have I
: : pesssA IN the London shops.
The Mort walking skirts are pronounG
:. very distinguished, bat they arc foand 70
= very nasumkogtAbls by women who ere n
= - wearing AEimmed costumes. These lad
,seAAre thay aAsl - II half dres'sed when
tMieaA Of thairAounces.
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u. P. CHURCH. Preaching every Sabbath,
&c II A. r.. and P. Il. by Rev. E. G. II.
vine, d. d. Sabbath School ct 2.30 P. n
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EvANoELfcAL CHURCH. Preaching on Sab
bath ct ii 4. NJ, and u P. N. Sabbath
School 1916. Prayer meeting every Thurs-
day evening. J. Bowersox, pastor.
CHURCH. Services esevery
Sabbath ct ii A. n. and s r. n. Sabbath
School at 2:3O. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. J. w.
Harris, pastor.
M. f. CHURCH, SouTH. Services every
Sabbath Of st. Pau1's NJ. r. Church, South,
1T I1.30 A. N. and n r. d. Sabbath Schoo
ct 10. Prayer meeting every Friday
evening. 2. 4. Moses, pastor.
N. Z. CHUncH. Preaching every Sabbath
ct II A. N. and n r. n. Song service u
the evening before sermon. Sabbath schoo
at 2:3e P. Il. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. J. r. DeVore, pastor.
Sr PETERS EPIscorAL CHURCH. Divine SCI
vice Ii held In the Church every Sunday .
IL AN. Sunday School at 2:30 P. n. Il
L. Stevens, pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Services every Sabbat
ct IL A. n. and u ?. u. Sabbath School q
. I2. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. w. J. Crawford, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-Serviee ever
Sabbath morning and eyeningin Y. 7. 9. 4
Hall. Sunday School Immediately ritter Il
morning service. Prayer meeting ever
> Thursday evening. Rev. Elbert n. Condi
! pastor.
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GFrxRs


By reference to the proceedings Of the City
Council il viii be seen that thu nigAt-wAtch
question Is puzzling our Aldermen asprsssnk
a correspondence appears IN this issue on
the saae subject, and after reading both our
readers will understand the question. II
our correspondents charges are correct in ~
gard to AiF. Hehron's intomperate habits,
that sught to settle the question in regard TO
the choice between the two. Intemporancs
Is something that shoEid not be tolerated in
public officer. II policeman is in ths
habit Of even accepting drink occanioaaiiy.
how long would It take professional bar
glar 70 SIX" him: II the charges against
Watkins are found TO be well grounded. he.
too. should be ''iired," bet he ought TO b
allowed chance Of meeting the informant
against him face 70 facs. No one should b
discharged disgraceiully without having had
the opportunity Of establishing their limo
eenee. Watkins has thorough insight intG
poliee matters and has made splendid oil
cez. and 30, too. has HeGron. as far - ~
kaow. unless these charges Of drunkenness
are correct, aud neither one,we think, shoals
be discharged without first having had /
hearing Bat we haveiaa abiding faith ID
our Council, aud feel sure they viii fix Il a
mp ia accordance with the demands Of III
best interests OF our city.
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Faunsrs win beAxas mind that am still
in the grain trade and have furHished my
wazshoass with the liAtas Improvements IN
machinery, cleaners, ETC., kaoth here In Al
bany and 1t Tangank Il is well known
fact that fairness meet with ooaEdsrzbls Loss
BY nsiRg seoo<aAzhand or intsfsar sacks
Rsuseu viii furniahsto MY Gustnunszs moth
ing but nsw grain sacks. i sSill yslsofhsg OI
control for fntass saljyusy ali kinds 81 gsaa,
fsr which viii pay The highest eaah price
Raznaers had better sse ne kafore making
anaaeements 70 store elsewhere.
Ny Ascns At Tangent viii furnish aaeki
and reCssEs grain 1t that place.
a6 C. d. sIEPsoS.
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Tho siaAs.wassh aae.sIon.
Ediso, Democrat

Editor Democrats
was very much surprised on last Wsdnss.
kay morning when heard Of the action Of
the City Council ON the evening previous. Il
seems that three Of The Abdomen have some
spite 1T Officer Watkins and are bound to
have him discharged. To accomplish this
they all state that certain influential oiti.
zen informed them that Watkins can never
bc found on our streets at night, but they
viii not give their authority forsuch acharge.
Now, think thoro is nothing fair In this, aa
Watkins cannot find out who Il Is thst in
thus ''stabbing him In the back" and he has
no opportunity TO defend himself. He courts
examination, but no one win charge that he
has been dereliet in his duties, and give him
chance to prove his innocence.
The worst Of the matter is that all who
oppose Watkins are In favor Of retaining
Heifron. How they can consistently do thil
Ia more than can tell. The charges against
Watkins have only besn made AndnotPro
at all, and we doubt much II they can be.
Does II deed any trial TO prove that MIR.
Heifron Is not iit for tho position Of police
man? II is q notorious fact that he has been
intoxicated several times while On duty, and
that is enough. But II any more testimon,
is needed let the members of Albany Lodg'
]. o. o. +. be called; they were all grossly
insulted by him while no was intoxicated
and they win not be very backward in testi
flying.
Such peace officer Is not iit 10 look afte
the welfare of our city. and was very mucl
surprised to see some Of our Aldermen vot
in the way they did, when they were vel
acquainted with ell these facts. II viii no
have the effect of adding great deal :
their popularity.
l hope at the next meeting the counci
will ssraighteu cut this affair. Il Is mot to
late yet. The Marshal says he is going :
appoint Watkins to fill tho vacancy, and
any Alderman or citizen knows anythiu
agaias him they should prefer charges. II
Is found that he does not attend 10 his dut
no should be discharged. Il l. no use
prefer charges against tho ether man. for b
admits all that has been said against him, IA
has been discharged.
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Mr.. N W Walker called on US few
days ago. and from him we learn that the
loss from rust Will not be qaite so great as
We had supposed lie has been harvesting
for the past few weeks ia tie locality reach
ing from Shields Station off towards Corval-
lis. which was supposed to be about the
worst affected OF any IN our county. and he
saws the yield Is never lower than from I3 to
Is bushels per acre, machine measure. A
buzhel Of this graiu viii probably not weigh
over 90 lbs, and as 1t viii have 10 - into
second grades the price will l,s low, conse-
qaently when the farmer disposes of his
grain he viii iini that he has received only
just about one-th1rd the amouut Of cash
which would have been paid him had his
crops been good and his wheat OF first quail.
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Summons.

IN he Circuit Court Of Tie Stase ef 0regoa
fo7. he County Of Linn
John A. Crawford, Plaintiff vs.. 4.
Roberts, Defendant.
To S. H. Roberts, the above named De-
fendant:
In the name oi the State of Oregon you
arc hereby summoned and required TO APP
near aud answer the plaintiffs complaint
in the above entitled cause, now on file
with the Clerk Of the above entitled CouTt,
ON the first day of the next term OF said
Cent. TO he holden at tho Court House In
| Albany. Linn county, Oregon, on the 9TH
| Monday, the 9th day Of Octobers a. ID.
| 1879. And Won are hereby notified that
| the relief demanded against you is,
| that the plaintiff john a. Crawford have
/ and recover judgment against said defends
| ant for the sum Of SGG8 90 in United states
gold coin, with interest thereon at the rate
Of ten per cent per annum from tie date
Of the filing Of said complaint, and tlaat
the plaintiff have judgment against you 10, iof
the sale of the following described real
property. to-wit: Lots Nos. band 6, in Block
No, i05, In HaekIeman's Addition 10 the
cityof Albany, Linn county, Oregon besides
costs and disbursements Of this act1ong anu
II you fall 10 appear and answer said com.
plant as herein required the plaintiff VIII
apply to said Court for the relief herein
demaLded.
This summons is published In the STATE
RIaHTs DEMOCRAT newspaper Tor sIx
, weeks conseculfvely, by order Of Hon. y.
, r. Harding, Judge of said Court which
order Is dated July 25, 1879.
Il. Il. STR RAHAE n L. BILYEU,
62wI0 Aft'ys for Plaintiff.
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or words to that effect.

J. T. Tate and his sister Laura started for
New York City last Tuesday. The former
goes to that city to enter the celebrated Col
lsge Of Dentistry. and as he expects to take
a thorough course in preparing himself for
the dental profession ne viii probably re-
main there two or three years. Miss Laura
viii remain there as long as her brother, and
viii turn her attention exclusively to music.
both instrumental and vocal She is already
very proficient, and has composed some beau
tiful music. some of which has been publish
ed in San Francisco. but she was not willing
to let this opportunity pass Of receiving in
struetion from the most prominent musicians
of our country.
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The Coast Railroad.

On Friday. Aug. 10Th, says the Blade, the
first rail In Benton county was laid on the
track of the ". Y. C. r. r.. at the inter
section Of jackson and First street. W. B.
Hamilton, . President of that company, had
the honor Of driving the first spike. Quite a
crowd had assembled at the point mention
ed After the spike was driven they were
addressed respectively by DR.. BayIey, Col.
kelsay. Hon Green B. Smith, DR.. Green, 7.
J. Buford and Others We understand that
tbs company viii prosecute the work o.
track-laying until ali the iron they have OF
hand is placed IN position. This looks like
business.
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The 9eluotrat.
The Price OF wheat.

We have talked with nearly all our grain
de .iers this week as to the price Of wheat,
aud they are stiil backward in stating what
they win give for shrivelled grain. Good
plump grain can be sold for SO cents, bat
there really has been no regular price set on
rusty grain yet Mill men viii make the
price; and they do not wish to commit them.
selves until they have ground some Of it and
given It thorough test. Frank Parton. the
superintendent of the Magnolia Mills, in.
formed us that he had ground some of it. and
that good biscuit could be made from the
flour, but that when making light bread
enough yeast could not be put into it tC
make it raise; he believed that nothing shorl
Of set of jaekserews would raise it. H,
thinks that the price for shrivelled wheat
win be about p cents per bushol less thar
the regular market price for every pound
that it tails under the standard OF 60 pounds
to the bushel, aud that whiel eighs les
than 81 lbs. viii not be puresased. Thii
priee has not yet been established, but h,
thinks It vii be.
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calvin 3. ,laedoaal,l.

This talented gentleman died at Oakland,
California. recently from the effects of strong
drink. lie was perfect slave to the habit,
although at times he would not touch the
Glowing bowl for months. Only short
time ago he made tour OF Oregon lecturing
aud speaking in favor of temperance, and he
aud ali his friends thought that at last he
had mastered his appetite for rum But such
was not the case; shortly after his return
from this State to California he again yield
Cd to temptation, and the result is that he
nov hes in the grave. lie was ready
writer. and for a great many years has been
seanected VIII journalism ON this coast. He
Naa q tsained quite reputation as a lee
= ough he was never very susesssful in
erary venture. It pains us to hear Of
death, for he was warn,hearted old
Ech gentleman, and but for his habit of
linking would have been one OF our most
useful men.