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The STOCKTON paper mill, during "a

The Stockton paper mill. during the
year ending June 30. 1850. produced
1.iii.o57 pounds Of wrapping paper
snd 2.515.s5 pound. Of printing paper,
in all 3.6s6.7l p~unds. Tho capacity
of rhs mill .. IL 900 poands cf paper
daily Thsre are eighty five persons
en-. pioyed in the establishment. There
are two other paper mills in the State
AID one in Oregon. all manufacturing
NOR. or less. Jet not half enough to
supply the Coast rrqairsmenta An es-
tsbii,hmsnt shout like the one Q. Stock
ton i. the kind wanted bsre. and that
We ale in hope OF seiGe established
within o twelvsnonth.
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Undoubtedly with childrea. attributed
% other causes. 10 occasiooed BY Worms
BRowx's vERNruoR CoNFIrs. Of
Worm LozengeA although s6ecsual il
destroying wsrns. can do % possibl,
intary to the most delicate child. hi.
vaiasble coubinatioo has been success-
fully used BY physicians. and found 4
be absolutely sure in ersdicatiaa
worms, 20 hurtfui to children. Twenty
Eve cents . box se
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The distioction Of being The hrss
female lawyer to dsisEd in the courts
q person accused Of fbe crime Of mur.
der begongs To- Ars- LSsrA Deforee
Gorden, of San Frsnciso. whose
maiden effort in this direcsios wss
msds during tho past week. She vas
associate counsel sith Judge G B. OAR
Win
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NEW STYLE or CITY CONVEYANCE.

The Hsrdic transportation compsny
expect Ia begin operations il Philsdel.
phis about the irst Of September. The
main object Of this company 10 10 e.
sablish . line Of oosches OF cabs in
svsry part Of Philsdslphia for the par
pose Of conveying passenger 10 points
inaccessible TO the street cars. at re-
ducsd rates. The coach 10 queer
looking sG.lr. with immense wheels
<nd long. low body almost touching the
ground. Il il ten Toe. long. eight feet
high. and four feet ten inches wide.
The front whesls are i've feet In diam
ster and the back wheels srs three and
half feet. The roof Of the coach pro.
jscts outward In the rear for the pur.
pose o. protecting the passengers from
rain and snow, and there 10 also pro.
tscting cover over che drivers sat, ID
tbs .frsu. part Of the coach. The body
Of the oasch rests on too solid stse
.'ssachss." iarnishsd with the 'sElsrdi,
pAtsnt axle" BY means Of 1hich III
coach u enabled 10 run over any ebsla
ole without dsagsr Of breaking d,
poles. The whssls tarn On . pivot o.
the sidss Of the coach. instead Of d,
ssstsr. Witch removes the sirsin FROM
the poles and enables The coach to turz
Asoand In . very amAll circle. Each
eoa0A viii aeeoamsdsts eight pussss.
gers end may b drawn easily By sny
-horss Of ordinary ssrsngsA. woeksAsp'
tor the constraetioa a The coasho
have bssa ssGAblishsd n PhiiadslpAi,
sad i l. expected In shsrt time /,
turn out twenty cosohss per day. III
the intsatioa VI che company 10 ri
$500 coaches Ia Philadelphia. 500 .
Broad street. and the remainder pro
postisnAlly on the varisus Thorough
farsa A large number of wheels 70
The coashss ars bsing made 1t Ssidel'
fActosy In Mechanicshars. Simila
liusa viii BE- establishsd in eli the prin
oipal cities Of the United States and i
several If the European capitals.
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During July 65s vssssls arrived Il
New Ysfk from foreign ports. aud i0as
frsn coastwisa ports-in all 1918. or
asarly 60 . day. The diGsrsncs BE-
twsen New yssk and Seattle ~ ship-
piae points b this: AZ many vesssls
arrive q New York 10 three days -
arriss here In whole year. while q
nuch tonaags arrives thsss sseQusntly
10 . single day - arrives hsu in :
tvslvsmonth. Again. their direct In.
posts from forsien eountsiss q tAsir
direct exports y l~sign cssnsxiss. nm
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often amoupted to as much IN twenty
four hours as SeattIe's 10 twenty. four
Years- These comparisons viii not be
30 ore-sided . few years hence
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TRAlHRRx, INsTl
- TUTR. ssF .sr
-
Filth Annual MeesisE.

t = IS
WEDNESDAY,, Aug 18th.
Institute called to order by Superin-
tendent Hoaghton
Chas McDsrmoth, superintendent of
Kitsap, read . we'll prepared paper in
dicAting bis methods Of teaching ustu.
ral history in the public schools by
means of oral instruction.
Mrs Leuisa p Audersoa spoSs ct soms
length upon this topic. urging teachers
to employ this aud other thsmss Of in
tersst for the purpose OF accust omiug
the child to observe aud think for him
self.
Helen L Pesrce entertained the IL.
stituts BY reading au original essay on
the relation Of primary to other schools.
She said: 1.-The importance Of right
training IN carly life calnot be over
estimated. Until our primary schools
are considered as important as the high
school. We cannot look for that excel.
lence which we have a right to expect"
Supt Ipgrahsm advsnced some eood
arguments against the A B G method
aud recommended the uord method. A
very lively discussions folio wed, particle
pstsd in b. many.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. r q Kerr. OF Port. Townsend,
read very good paper upon the subject
Of word -bnslding. The spsakR Gid
that the English language can be more
readily acquired By lsafnisg leo than
one thousand roots and radicals end Q
few prs6xss and safiixes than b. stsdy.
ing the diotiopssy containing over one
hundred thousand words. He Rsvs
several good illusiss,ioos how know.
ledge Of these Fadicsls will give the
learner . ready nee Of very many
| words. A ST. es&M =
Again the word method versus the
A B Z method came up Er very warm
discussion. Each nsthed haa iss sdso-
Gates and enemies when spoken Of - q
distinct thing. Much difficulty arose
from the fact that neither wethod Wa
properly defined. The word method.
pure asd sinpIs y 81 enuae|ssed. Z
ssgeesrslly osdemu<6 % IL old 1dxl
A B G method. a jddiciods Con bins.
ton OF both into . system 10 nov 70.
| garded - productive Of the best results.
Presidsnt Andsrssn delivered lee.
ture on graded schools. The speaker
had taken a active interest in this
matter wcrs than tvsety yeass go and
his large experience enabled him 10
give ~ interesting snd Instructive lsc>
ture upop the iupoytAst, matter OF
classifying papah md ss1<llsG schools.
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ueeSaeosneas and Bilieasaess Cured.
Tosoxro. Ons.. July 18th. 1879.
Neasrs. III. II. Warner 4 Co.-SIRs
Your Safe Fills we're RECOMMENDED to
me - cure fur sleeplessuess causes oy
. bilious coodition. The trouble hes
been completely relieved by their use.
I have tried macy othsr rsuediss. which
all failed. The effect Was wonderful.
I en- now eat enough Of good plain
food to satisfy me without feeling any
unpleasse tness. and sm able to get .
good nights rest even after eating q
hearty meal at . late hour. / have been
more than satisfied with the result. and
can chesrfully recommend them to 9TH
era Yours. gratefully.
b. J. FoorxER.
Yrea Dassangaishel Physician.
Pref. Green. . distinguished sllops'
THO phy sician. wrote to the Medical Re
esra Of Atlanta. Ga. 10 the eject that
after I'll other sssans lad failed. be sspt
for the Kidney Care. (Ssfe Kidney and
Liver Cars) and ~ HE estonish0ens
cared serious cAss of Bsight's Disssss
b. sdministsring il. ard Afterwards
found il sqoally bsoefcial in Other cassa.
He sdvised HE brother physicians to
use il in preference to anything else los
kidney disorders.
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MORSE DRAPE1-Af Rest Angeles. Auguse lssA.
By JuARs NsA9hsg, Mr. oaRusl O. Mon e
Niss Susan Draper. Al Of Clallsn eoaaty
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TELEGRAPHIC.


WASIsINGTOS TERRITORY.
PoET BLAKELY. August l7-Arriv-d,
schooner Serena Thsyer.
ls-Ssii~d. brig Tanner. for Hilo.
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Niehsls's laiallibls IaJeeeies.
0oaranteed to cure promptly and per.
msnently every 0ss a 0o6osrhea
Gieet aud Whites, NO matter OF how
Isng standing. il directions are followed.
IntsrnAl medicine NOT rscomuesdsd Or
necessary. A cure guarsaseed 8. ucuey
refundsd. Por SAL hy n. T. Codg 4
90. .holesals and retail dxugsista s.
attic. w. r.
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G0AMME.
aftnTg r@Saxas.sss
FORENOON SESSION.
Singing.
How 70 Teach Rsadisg.' Discassioo
opened by ] = Houshson.
Rxcxss.
He's y kssp Pspih Propsuly Ep.
ployed. Discassioa oreoed Dy BIZ
Northup.
AFTERNOON SESSION
How 10 Tech Geography Discus.
sion opened BY d B Ward
RECgss.
'EssAy apoa Philosophy Discus.
sion by = y Jones :
u.
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"0MNES PREINr -:HIILfH nP M,

44 The Skaxit gold fIslds do not c,e,,.
SUnan the excltement . disosdoseS
{. I3W In every % affected person. nm ~.
SsW nation OF the Bladder YOU havs n vn.,
~W cannot retain Urine. Vour Eidr.:s~
~ lfaffected, will show Il hy havInG nsin
Sid In the back exooosoo a. INjlscr:
tions..in either sex..swlll always 30
less, the above diseases. Wipe them -
nth PFUNDER'S OREGON Dio0D pusis
luable remedy Not DISCOVERIES but msaa
Good sense and aaapesa 70 thle eNusoss
OF will get iss yss. rAs orssai" iassa spsa Assls
, 1880-02-14
BY TIILEGRApu,



sotefa1 Dttpaleh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
L,vEitroUl+ Fob. l3-ll;aa. m.--ELoun-So. llh
ID; No., 9s l0I.
unA1y-Whent-3ytnter, No. !, 1i1 Id; No. p 1a Gi,
spring, No. l. 1pa 10i NJ tus ~; Nl.tsc M. ios9i,
Now. No. j. "a Jd} Old, No. ], ba ID.
pRovistUSs-Pork. ~. Lard. x1s.
LlvE,t1'ou1. Feb tl-CuTroN-Firm nt 71}42;Ad.
snlas 25'uo bAIuat speculation and export, Auu;
American a0m
HREAnsruFps-Qulot md stpndy. except ctru,
which IL dull.
CsuvEt 3EEl'-Amercan, %lS34ls ID.
l.AHss'-Au,ericass. ah.
KEsiS-Cunlfl.il,,l IL I'd.
KKrE1l'rH Ur WiIEAT-1t7,uogrs: American, Mpa
YARNS AMI FA HttlEA-At Mn1icf1st4r bl1{ant Nil
d9sss!Et'SnfF SSttnSa Fst & x!t xMSsE; ssE5 ,-saa. ID
TAllnwmIna AMnr!c,in, !isGd+
SFIAtTA TtttrENTJNK-;tts lit.
ASTWHLtr. Fub. .13-lETInENttM-1sHE
fho fo!iowtnx were recsIsod Ny t!l1 Chicago boaHa
1sreHesttLIs Il!uts sschdy, Hxcnpt corn which dulL
ftvKTi'SSiy Fob. la--whoat. not ,n'ach do1ns
reh wiitur. lls 5i NJ. nprtsIg lh il; No. .pnHs
t 70. Crn nut lllnch dDiilK o. ID. CnrIts IN ts4
d hui N sps!ax d us: Gas'. ,:.,asr i ,siI' AItsss
Maci, ,!oax. FfnvlslSns .ialI; io:k- -;Sss'cm / y,
5is iMilSw dill IL }s choeso tMi ut nj. Noef du'l
~ a% ltecetA Df went dnrI.lx THO ptst week; ": W
I.1NnDS, Fub R.-i.tFKI'0U1.-N hcRt lnd cum
! quiet. MAMk LASE-svAeAt ,Is.d enrn nrhI. tntEpet.
0M rs,ast--%hpnt rather cnser: fnr nyefaHa ~ 49,
stnnHy. Cnsl,,es p.ssitIe-sYtuat. buyers holding
'ut1, hoping u Obtotn AuiNn MnCussion Eosa Vas-
, 1880-02-14

HIIEEF-WbFH III lIEHt BHpDly md fhO ma y !.
firm md RtrnttY ttn.lcr you'd airMnnd, Va nnat
tu uxten GRADES ut Is per 1lN lhs, *3''e
NEW YAiik

rLa
5e e a.ts 9s ssas, ssas, spSE ~ % e..
NEW YOnK.
NEW YHEE, Feb. 13.-CATrtE-1&ccctnls ,n
s a. si Tssk snH e
::ss sss s:rs 5s s :s: ! s$ss
ssEs f III ss sss T. fss ;s 81 FSs It ss,i
s"nas 'asss; II r.! ;S' sssfn f r .a5s % s Sss
inf; Il ;!snSn'9a nan9 anS ams.s aaSssis
s: Ss ss
A. S2 $fa s:R";S aoss q #s::3s :s3 'Ss:$
f's;Yf Sad. ar 5ha htsSssf Ss. hoi sfs 81 III md
ALBANY.
AssT sgts'' p R'gs sds X SSsss GSssse 2sstssS,. szsssS
Mill s;:; %:t SssS %; 9 az %f5.st S,aes,i s3
:;Gf: +: ?;Hf!$; s!$;; 81 ss'
0sSfs Sss s XII ssPsI. sssss < @ ca, ,a,
10: s',seP !lr9, Win n!eTno ,em&nd Al sst sstt
Z /: 'S;s;$ ,:;s;t$ sis;; $
ea, AtaSSl aaS.l :t rse, rs i s M y
k9tnnetiva' iair 10 you'll AiasS; chcfosce, s;i R9
Siiksr ASH. 1AstnE-lseec!pls. IL, su head; aao.,,
@ xS0Hi pid 'ih shse sas * 'ef estta 70 ess, ees,
inS;ns j;,s rSSs?ots sS,;;x''Sd aa'''
nit nt as,aSiY liHhsr, oss!'nss rsnsS'y afs', s"
Ns:s;S 'ssS: s:s @ 4 Ss:s; III:
'anep navses' s % saa Il ps, &c.,
i x$}s9ff fs sa.. t iSHs "i pss se.Gx s FfiSs' T.; =
, 1880-02-14
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following INSTRUMENTS were flied for
rccs,rtl Friday, Fob. H.:
clrv r,.uPEnrY.
t' ';s'i ss Il { {, Il t. s1fxss' sisi Al Il
fS9 S sai's ss @ i. fi:!;ta' Il iScIs Mill: Il L
S;$S %;s $;$ai: Ii s, ;S i '$$:
T;; Il ;';:; s 4 ii; Ill iJa;S u Ii:
%ss:i' ts II a!,ss 's''S Il tHsJiy Vii S f't m
sSs ;;;: j; isS II iS;.; gSsfis
%: ::; :;:ys S;!$S ;sS ;s il i;;; 4: ~
i :sa Y; Il III d i; ;s; ;s ii js;j.
SSt IL fSx /; II B Sa'' Si'' i'i' f';"
lia.sy = ht!'ssiay,..H ~ @ao
s;s; st It , Sis: 4 = 'aS}. s'S Z Esii'na:
wS.i i: iaiisaiSi "
t,.l;;s!$" 5s d h!s sssa L Ai Il ai III iis,!ssa !ssa
Ep!ssSl% %Haroiii.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
TX nsI9 4, d.!sa fsb. il tslastsr ii ,,u
S}a 5sa l. l. s's ss + I'll; i t',st If thas:,s t: Il
'si. 'S $; $ ns ;,;" f,;.;iy FIJI 81
Wi aa, s,s + tsG HI III, SiWss'v !! vsasaa vS i
,ya.t Il IT, li Il - f,is: Il Jj3ixj M
ii, dutu.i Fub. tlIW Nrtatlun u! i+A ;tolg) w
Warren w ssItI1 ~ th1 Mt!uyHs ssatea tan' u .y,
s,s III: |x$ IL i s;ts!
wsca.ls ~. "si;fThi = sot u Thiiiiiy:i@assh i,
I Iltl III MIST. tnrrnti Ay, " CIR Ut NJ. j1hnA
nlare, i, l1sxl5 II. Win nts4xltu4 e pptM's1t,
"norSs Viz s"a'o" =: e" m
I,i.til.. av, Il rts II Thirtiyli ii. " /, Hill0
tsvT IL l'saiss J. ss'1,,S r w,
SvllIlt Nv CITY LIMITS, WITtttS \ RAHIVa w aErEs
| NILEH w TME cUltltT.tIut'sE-
E.isun It III II f ll!vussy. " I. ttxt V IT, uateh
Juu, u If. Mnl r. ", A&tlt1r ii i, AhrUttal..$ 10
| SuurI4 w err t}MtrH. WITHIN 4 HANtEA Ut aEyE!
1 AILGa w TIIE COURTHOUSE,
bpencer ~. ~ Il suf Ittchef, 0 ~ II To alley
| tiMlr2A Ftb. III John Ketb9F u ligNry kRpp. :.
COMMERCIAL.
, 1880-02-14
LIVE A'l'OGIt.

UAT1rhE-Tho ,nnrkpt wAs Without tMportAnt
clntngu. vxeupt for ct,tHsul and nledIin KrlHs VI
shipping cattu, which wuro ahNne Ito lnwer. Export
suu1a wusp again III KanL dotnsd u,ld ta foW csoIc1
extnl haeyos oifuroi taken nj fully ThuEztaya
nrlcea, Htoekurs ufld bututlurs' st1s nIsu nut Wills
tnlr Inquiry md wore uncha'Eetl THO supply was
ityht u1,d H,, cear1,rcu wus piFueted, sAuH mnGad
from 1ata With Nsust " t,u trad.n9 Vt F3sl7s
for butcAusa a,d at0ckora, and " tAUatW for ship.
+
, 1880-02-14

The i. II. Ifnverly Golden Irtitp Mining Com
pany If CuFnrnso. cnpltnl *t,0u,00o was nrRtlr-
Ixc,I In this city IN tho llth Inst 'lhts CnHtsiy
hts fourteen claims 1ocntetl IN the Upper sun
Miguel MintnR district, Ourny County. Colorado,
Tho Directors nrc J. II. IIasrrly and r. Il. Morse.
0f Chscng0; Hen. II. II. Walker, uf Michigan
city; Col. Nutlnnief r. llickfn0rd, Addison +,
Ariusttr,i.g, md l!ehnrl llhnchuN, Of kokntno,
Cnlulsl,lt: mud David 1t. Snaw, bf DGtrnit. Tho
officers elected nrG IN fntlGws: j. II. ftnvcrly,
President; II. II. Walker, viGe- President: Col.
sstunt SccrctMry; nnll a. /. Armstrong. TEu,!s-
urur. Tho general 0lflce 1T tho Company is lD-
Gated III Ch!cuH0 =
NAN FRANCISCO.
, 1880-02-14

,iot.a7Fts snSneA y. II SMyssH Ma"Atnz !uTss
thG nsark .tlom tFupHu Aouu ~ n % u tt
ii4nt and 10 inE poar n cl,oiSe Hsayyt ~
i tGS Afsinooa II rsrS sad AfsW dfSsssSfsx; ;',
wS.p tata6Ia i. fI1s$l8i Tta qualify ii tIs ln,Ns
Was pUt d YoOd ii VI hs openbS days VI ths Wesk,
, 1880-02-14
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts aud shipments
OF tho lsad!ay articles Ut produce in this city
, 1880-02-14

f Tim net deficit $:}IG, ,D WIS loss upon lenscA
railrn,ls. icavlns as THO d.lci. on tue compa,, p,,
and aotl fpr nrcOl,nt Ut lilo cDinpuny during the
year d ,N tons uf coa. d there Wey tr!its, IT,,
iN,rtea f, otsscr ct.u,pa,ttcs and pcraots sstoi.
li1sI TONS Tht statement Ii mt furnished "
i, f TINT nnkcs a!c S1mpnMrist., Mist .,,,' VIZ. l.a
tho nl,,ml repart for ls,s lssu!e ntit ti10 a,. r.
If oujy $S5,i1 inr 1878. Tho price Of tho Com
pusly's stnck Feb. 10, 1S7u, ,Sns +@H; tho prleo
yesterday WIS ~. ...,-,....-
TIM Following shows the fluctuations OF Stocks
4.patn,J9Uvt
, 1880-02-14

IoHn0x, Feb. 13.-Con4nls, O3 1-1G. .....
American sccurittes--NGw Is, l01: 4Ha. 110A,
cx.ru,1,ti,,: as, n1at; llllnols Central, 10a. OK
Interest; Pennsylvnnfa Central, b3A; Eric, 49h !;
seconds, VI; HGatllug, :rlls.
PARIS, Feb. l3.--IsGiiteA, a2f &c.
, 1880-02-14
CuUK EOLSVY ANb WEST CHICAGO PER CENT
NOSn5.
MlLNAuKEE i 1T. PAUL FIRST MORTGAGE
7I'Eit CENT l!USDS. due In 1.O1
INVESTMENT HUSljS OF ALI. KINDS,
CHARLES 1IESHOTlN.
Inl Wnxl,lnlttss,,.st.
Gls>L u. AiAtH.S- Il CO.,
40. Is! laL s,n!!o.st.,

Gls>L y. Marcy Il to,
40, III lM s,u!!G.at.,
psALEl.s IN sluSitil'Xr s;it;li III sEcuniriEs.
WI can furnssli ~ sills II. suit trun, t!nl g tl0m.
vcsI,rhlI nvssnuu !'I I pur cut!t per at!nnn ~,
Iles binds ta:as.' ly asgHt l'ta!!sl0s IN l!ll.
i, n s.rt .has ssI!l jaIss, atc' u
W. ux,IiI!nH uvtrythlDE Wo 0trr wfth great euro!
nll VII Try u nuk1 gvury investment thE1,ukh "a
atount. y mora tan ~" .Hon q tl,|M'Mrs r. ,,.y
iiniists tiid ttiiktoun nf eaIntrs Wu Utgt tho III.
iprGst ftr flalnttrs ftt t,f ch4rt. tnr rufsr.
hsayisst eal,l:u!at. MINT MD .ssst M!s s.,su u
taIi l,l pxuflnW fnr ynus.elf wilullser you wish t0
IIIlku Il lnrKp N .I.All ihtusttnt. .,,,
tsEt}. q. NANCY i Cl,
M. Isl In III al, thGsl1tt. III. .
Wp NrE nlEnYH III tIlu MItrket Ihr tH purchase VI
hUY sttll ruurles. ..au ny cuu4les. Towns 0s Gtllus
, 1880-02-14

TUTATNES-Wvro IN request. Nna eltaliy at NNtEl1
per frn htprH. Cnr-l0tN rsceyetl little Mttrntlnn
oHItIna u ncttsr !HG @ re4anst as.? I,,HI .tr q
vTed lloers a N a.i!,,t ~ tmn !tp h4nle watf
b4siu rUr nj turkuys, dressed, s9n t9r ~ Gaices,
lsinSs!i. H.io p1r nj EG1*G. trG54sl tttS1 tGr p;
W. ta!es ws1e nivns,usS Y Z: nfim1 ,s en-. t
fureti Ms.d 0ltntH wrrg usklnR lttIo MloTa fur T.
CtiUct xeul a!.tl " FIe I'M! prime ~ ta CLOSING ny
, 1880-02-14

light. New York cxchanHc sol,I ut :@5o per sl,0Ul
discount nnl ut par. Discounts wero quiet. Bunk
rites remain GdD8 Mr cent, nlld street rtltes NOT
per cent. ClcnrlnGs wGru StuuDMN.
a snle uf CAk Cu1lhty a. ut Iul1s tnAcs tho Inst
large lot Of TINT ISSUE ut tho hNrkrt thu West
Towu u hru nnw tlle only rclnntnlNg l0ctil s0-
u,,rity III tho m,irket In original tluntts There
wcre heavy transactions III ticKu between tcAl.
etp a,tI tho prtcn haa new ttetl r.isctl to lt!s.
kes were nllttle of SO. .00 3ss ut !t,1s. an 2iOU
Chicngo. billwnukeo & 1T. fnhl II ut 1iu.
On THO Chlc,.go Mining 1i.,lr,i there were saies
OF LovinthA,i, i,0D nj :5M, LOU ut tGz, luE 1T
2:N srllcr III: ChicnE mli Sstsrr cii,t 3U0 vi ~.
The following quotations wore Hlnde:
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MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Last Sabbath instead of the usual sermon
and Sabbath school at the M. e. church in
this city. The con yregation met at IL
o'clock ad engaged in very interesting sea-
son of singing prayer and remarks COM
memorative of the memory of the late Hon.
w. B. Carter. The services were opened
with singing, and reading of the 18th Psalm
by Rev. w. I. Chapman, followed by prayer
by Rev. III. Williams. of Buena Vista then
reading of the 18th Psalm and portion of
the 7th chapter of Matthew, by Rev. Chap
man, after which feeling and appropriate re-
marks were made by Revs. w. T. Chapman,
J. w. York, II. Williams and L. Royal, and
w. F. Dixon. Rev. Chapman then read
the 22d chapter of job and the benediction
was pronounced by Rev. j. w. York.
A large and interested congregation was
in attendance, and although the services
were prolonged beyond the usual length all
seemed disposed to inger in silent sadness
in the house where one SO universally loved
had so long attended divine services.
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CITATION.

4
In the County Court of the State Of Oregon for the
County of Benton.
In the matter OF the estate of Norman Mcclellan,
deceased. Citation.
To the heirs unknown Of Norman Mcclellan, deceased
and to all other persons interested in said estate
Greeting
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
l. you hereby cited an required to appear in the
County Court of the State Of Oregon the county
OF Benton at the Court Room thereof at Corvallis in
the county OF Benton, State of Oregon,
SATURDAY THE srH DAY OF MAY, A D., 1880,
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and
there to show if any exist, why order of the
Court should not be made for the sale of the follow
ing described real property, to-wit The of the
Z of section 81, I IL, r IL West, situated in
Benton county, State Of Oregon, and containing 40
acres, belonging to said estate prayed for in the
petition Of Samuel Case, administrator of said estate
Witness, the Hon. w. S. McFadden, Judge of the
County Court of the State of Oregon for the county
of Benton with the seal of said Court, affixed the 9th
day Of April, A. D., 1880.
Attest Is. W. WILSON, Clerk.
Dated "a rils, $780, l7:15w5
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FROM soAp cReEk.

ED. GAZETTE The Blue Ribbon Club met
at regular meeting on the 24th of April with
a crowded house. Hon. Jas. Yantis of Cor
Wallis favored us with one of the best lectures
ever delivered to our club. Come again,
Jimmie. We were also favored with cou-
pie of little folks from Corvallis. Miss D.
Scrafford recited piece in good style, and
Miss Lula Miller, only nine years old, sang
one of the new temperance songs very nice
ly. Good music was also furnished by the
string band and choir. We hope to be able
to keep the great temperance ball moving
right along and give some of the candidates
the benefit of our club on the first Monday
in june
We are sorry to note that our friend Mr..
M. Williams has lost his devoted wife and
sweet little babe, II months old, within
twenty-four hours of each other; both were
laid to rest in one coffin. A constant chris
tian woman, she has gone where the weary
find blessed rest.
Miss Leona Williams, of this place, and
Mr.. G. Baker, of Polk county, were united
IN the holy bonds of matrimony ON the 25th
inst Messrs. Miller and Williamson will
erect large warehouse at Wells Station for
the present harvest. We are in need of a
good store and blacksmith shop there, wa.
gon shop is already being built.
Soar CREEKER.
Soap Greek, Benton co., April 26, 1880.
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HONOR FROM EuRoPE.-It is conceded on
all sides that DIR. Ayers Pills are above
comparison with other medicines. Uniting
the best elements known to the chemist
they are particularly effective against the
numerous stomachic disorders for which
Pills are SO mild, yet searching that they
are often prescribed by doctors who other
wise do not favor patent medicines. Indeed,
with the fruits of DIR. Ayers genius in the
shape of Pills, Sarsaparilla, Ague Cure and
Cherry Pectoral, one might with impunity
travel through the swamps of tropical Amer
lea, or follow Stanley on his travels through
the interior of Africa. Amsterdam Nisuacs
ran den Day.