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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
The Propo.e.I Nnrrnu e.nn.r.

Last Monday morning our city was eleetri.
fed with the news that representatives Of
the West Side Marrow Gauge Railroad would
arrive that evening for the purpose Of con
ferring with our citizens IN regard TO having
the narrow gauge railroad extended to this
city from Dallas. Considerable interest was
taken IN the matter, and in the evening the
Court House was filled with citizens, all Of
whom felt willing 10 do any thing in their
power TO assist In bringing the road to
Albany. Tho proceedings In full Of the
meeting are published ia another column.
When Mr. Reid's proposition TO bring the
railroad to this city for si5, 600 and bridget
was read, Il fell like wet blanket over the
meeting. Only $50, 600 was asked for when
the broad gauge road camo here, ADD for n
marrow gauge to ask for from 800, 900 70
$4,000 was thought TO be rather out Of
place. Our people will make liberal dona.
tion to the road, but they cannot afford 10
pay any such snin as that asked for by Sir
Reid. Tho committee appointed by the citi.
zens held meeting last Tuesday evening,
and at once commenced n correspondence
with the railroad company 10 sec II any bet.
ter offer could be made, and az soon as the
question IA settled public meeting viii be
called.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
tarenl. Court.

Following is reotrd of the disposal o
cases At tho present term Of Court up to yea
tereay morning
sc o Barnes Va NJ Y Brown, ct al
Equity. Continued.
4-Thomas Daniels VI Agnes Daniels. Di
vorce Dismissed.
5-Hodgesi& & Wilson vs Silver Hin Mining
Co. Equity. Decree for plaintiff,
6-Androw Mecalley ct uk vs. Sophia
Briggs Equity. Continued.
John Mckinney vs. I Summers
Equity. Continued.
S-Uoos Bay Wagon Road Co VS. tho Coun
" Of Coca and County Court of Coos County.
Writ OF review. Continued.
g2Duncan McPheo VS. NJ Beach. Ap
peal from Justices Court. Judgment for
plaintiff.
l0--D A Carter ct al va G Mckinney ct
al. Equity. Judgment for defendant,
li-J Berry vs. Ad Edgar. Appeal from
Justices Court. Judgment for plaintiff.
i4-~John Conner vs. Philip Grigshy. Ae.
tion TO recover money. Judgment for plain
tiff
l5-H A Davis Va John Teters ct al. Ae.
tion 20 recover money. Continued.
l6-H A Davis vs. John letters ct al. Ae.
tion to re6over money. Continued.
l7-Amanda layton VS. Nj layton. Di-
voroe. Divorce granted.
lS-A MeCalley vs. Elizabeth Ritter Suit
in equity. Continued.
ia MecAlley W. the Albany Farmers
Co. Suit in equity, Continued.
20-phu Cohen vaPhilip GIigsby. Action
10 recover money. Judgment for plaintiff.
32-Corbett 4 Failing VI Thompson h
Sons. Action to recover money. Judgment
for plaintiff.
2i-Sarah A MeAlalian vs JAS MeMnhan.
Divorce. Referred to Judge Johns to take
testimony.
25-Damon Smith VI J A Wilson. Ae.
tion to recover. money. Judgueat for plain.
tih
IS Adam Trip vs. L MeCalley. TO fore.
close mortgage. Mortgage foreclosed.
o9--Adam Trip VI 5 I.uttrcll ct al. To
foreelOse mortgage Continued for want Of
service.
3O-Gco II Hines vs. w II Rowland ct al.
To foreeloss mortgage. Mortgage fore.
closed.
3l-w S Strong Va W L Payne. Action
to recover money. Judgment by default.
33-W l. Newhouse vs. T. /. and NJ Ap-
plegate. Action 70 recover inoaey. Judg.
nent by default
35-J + Holt vs. sam II Horton To fore.
close mortgage. Judgment by default.
81 b Henderson ya John Jacket. Same.
ConfiFIned.
"a J Bales IS Vim Harris aud II A
Bennett. Settled.
56-Jae KEGS vs. Jas Gore aud wife. Coz.
firmation OF sale. Continued.
SIN the matter Of the assignment of
W Rector. inaolvent. + n Tandy. assignee.
Payment 10 be made at the rate OF Is e,hu
on 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
Tsaeaers Institute.
ALnANy. NInrch 5. lSSn

ALBANY, March S. 1850
70 a. Teachers Of Liaa CJssty. hose y,ropos,
iaJ 70 teach. eaai a'l otlsr .i;-ics.ls Of elaea
t;oa
Yeu are hereby corlially invited aad earn,
estly requested to attend the Teachers Insti,
tute to be held at Halsey on the lst, eud and
81 Of April, 1850, 4 good programme has
been provided and the different subjects tc
he presented before the institute have been
committed TO able instructors. We hope you
viii cheerfully respond to this urgent appeal.
Every teacher in the county should be pres
ent If possible. Let ro trivial excuse prevent
your attendance. II yoa arc teacher Of
large experience and have had good success
in the school room, You should be present to
assist IN the work of instruction, ii you are
young IN years sud limited in experience,
yOn should be present 10 catch the better
methods OF older teachers; if yon are a stran-
ger in the country. you should be present TO
acquains yourself with the teachers and the
school work If YOU are expecting to teach
your iiIss- 5 .hool this spring. then by az
I,,eaas yoa shonil be present that you may
profit by the experience OF Others. The rules
and regulations of the State Board OF Eduea-
tion 5-sqg',-as the attendance Of al the teach
ers OF the public schools OF the county.
Teachers VIII not be required asaiust their
wishes to participate in the discussions. Ar
rangements have been made with the Rail-
road Company for fles return tickets to all
who pay full fare IN geing to the Institute.
Let US know by postal card or letter whether
you viii be present. and if not why not.
Address the County Superintendent a. Al
bauy, Oregon The good people OF IIalsey
offer to entertain the teachers free of charge.
Very respectfully. l. J. POWELL,
Snp't. Public Instructions.
I. -. IIsGEIr, Srp'E- Liam 30.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
our sehaeI EIerllss.

On last Monday the voters OF this school
district held an election for one director and
! clerk, and resulted as follows: For direct
or, II. II. Hewitt, l22; Geo. Patterson, 9S.
For CLERK, John H. Butkhart, I65; John n.
Dancaa, %. We hear considerable dissatis.
faction expressed IN regard to the ruling Of
the judges of election On the qualification Of
voters. We understand that several persons
who have property subject TO taxation in this
district were not allowed to vote for the reas
on that they had not yet paid any taxes on
their property. Taking this view Of the mat
ter a person worth thousands of dollars might
have moved intO this district at any time
after the school clerk made his last assess.
ment, and stIll he would not lie allowed tC
vote. And follow it still farther. In few
days the school clerk viii assess all the taxa
bic property IL the district and collect th'
taxes upon It, and persons who were debarrct
from having ch"ice in the election of /
director will have 10 pay taxes in to them
or, not really to them, bGEthey viii have tn
dispensing OF ali the money belonging to tn
district. Any one can see at glance tina
there Is a .sscfe@ loose somewhere in thi
mattsr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
Capt. Matthew. case.

Editor Dsaoerat:
In compliance with your request submit
briof account Of the case Of the late Capt.
Mathews, 1t being enc OF singular character
and interest. known to the medical profession
as nietHosie Tuberculosis. Capt Mathews was
about 20 years Of age. Of temperate habits.
both in eating aud drinking. an intelligent
liberal aud kindhearted gentleman. His
health had been slowly failing for more than
a year, prior TO the 2sth oi last November,
when violent hemorhage from the lungs came
on. which was arrested iu few hours by the
use Of the usual remedies ior such cases. On
examining him careinliy the next day.
found his body covered to q great extent.
with i,gRps, ~ H. tey1ask hsa, ranging IA
size from a small shot 10 the sizs Of a turkey
egs; some Of thea we're tender. others not 30.
! soon eame 10 the conclusion that the cause
Of hemorriiags was tho formation Of similar
tamors ia tho lungs. Ills appetite gave away
:. once and never became good again. l will
make brief statement Of the leading symp.
toms: frcquen. henorrhase from the lung
attended and followed by severe coughs. los'
Of appetite, frequent severe pain Ia the chest,
tirst in the left then IN the right. aud occa.
zionally ia both sides at once, occasional
headache, almost constant sickness or naata,
/ frequent attacks Of vomiting OF black duid
matter. but little thirst, diiIcalt breathing,
with sensations OF heat and suiIocation, the
skii 1t the same time nearly cold, very rest
le2alabIe; at oihers calm. the last or days
partially derangei. attributed 10 lack Of dc.
carboaizalion Of the blood. as bat one lung
1t the time was receiving air lihe Left; lac
/ died eomatose.
On examination. following was found TO ID
the condition Of the ntcrnalOrgans: Tho lung
( (except the left lobe and hall OF the right lobs
Of the left lungl was covered and crammed ful
Of tumors Of n melanotic tdark inky colorod
aud tabercular character The liver wa
twice the natural size, Of bright lemon col
or, very tender, almost rotten. Tho hear
mainly on right side Of the chest, as was pre-
dicted from the fact that no rnlsation couls
be found in the usual place over the left sid
OF chest Tnberclcs on body Of heart, ais,
on the right auricle, the size OF tilbert; tn
Interested and pulmonary pleura, dis
phragln, theart case.I pericardiuu, surface o
stomach, peritonoum, mesonteric folds, in
ternal and external surface Of the bowels an,
kidneys were more or less thickly studde,
} with tumors. They were also imbeded il
} the muscular structures Of body and limbs
there were, speaking in bounds, hundred
and perhaps thousands Of these morb
growths, each and every one tax on hi
vital sources. The wonder is that he live
: so long. This is the second case only that
have seen in my 80 years Of practice. Ther
were no cavities open or otherwise in ii
lungs or other organs, and not one health
looking spot in the body. l cannot cloi
without acknowledging the kindness an
courtesy of ORA. Hill, Davis and Kelly, wi
: ably assisted me in tho examination Of Il
body after death.
w. i. ALRxAsDER, NJ. D.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
TIVE More Pires.
Adjourne.

Last Monday evening at o'cloc.. our fire.
men were called out in hurry by an alarm
given by the fire bell. aud it was soon ascer-
tanned that lire was ia progress in tho store
of |. @. jackson. No. Is arrival fret and
taking in the hose extinguished the fire in a
moment The cause OF the fire was as fol.
lows Mr. jackson had lighted two lamps
and while standing on a stool to put them in
the chandelier, he lost his footing and fell to
the floor. The lamps were broken and the
oil scattering all over the counter Immediate,
ly took fire. Mr.. jackson was insured by
C. II. Stewart for 5000 in the Imperial,
London, Northern and Qneen, and Ed Hall,
Esq, of Portland, manager Of those compa
nies, is now here adjusting the loss. n. IL
Allen and A. B. McIlwain are the appraisers
On Tuesday afternoon the department wa
again called outss but the fire proved to be il
some small out buildings belonging to DR.. j
/. Hill and John Briggs. eause-Iittle boy
ind matches. Loss, about 500. No. rs ar
rived first, and the ilrc was so small that tn
steamer did not play.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
rhey mean Business.
W. +. ALExASDEn, NJ. D.

The following is taken from the Standard
Of last Wednesday, and we hope our readers
will peruse it;
A dispatch was received by tho officers Of
the company in this city, yesterday, that the
bondholders in Europe had placed the first
installment of money necessary to commence
the construction Of the branch roads from
Albany to Lebanon and from Salem to Silver
ton in the hands of the Company's Treasurer.
Seven hundred and fifty tons Of new iron has
been purchased and is ready for shipment,
while there is about twelve hundred tons oi
old iron in the State which is being sent to
San Francisco to be rolled. This gives the
company over nineteen hundred tons of iron,
with plenty Of means to push the work AZ
fast as possible. One Of the merits of this
company since it has taken charge Of the rail
roads in this valley is, it has kept faith with
the people and used its own money to built
up ''business" enterprise
This seems to indicate that the two pro
posed branch roads viii be built this seasO'
in time to carry off the grain crop. We lik
the promptpess with which this company car
rios forward its proposed roady
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
cI.nre.. l1lreetary.

Y. II G. A. Meets 1t their rooms IN l'os-
ter's brick building on Wednesday evenings
at 40 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at
4. Business meetings are held on the even
ing ol the second Monday ii each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
u. 7. CnuncL = PTeacIingevery Sabbath,
at / 4. 81, md r. II. by KCy :. q. IT.
vine. -. -. Sabbath School at $40 p. 81.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EyASGgfIcAL CnuncH.-Pr Preaching on Sab
bath at ] ] A. H., and Z r. ~. Sabbath
School 1918 Prayer meeting every fhurS.
day evening. J. Bowersox, pastor
ATiosAfc cHeHe1r. r.--seryiecseyery
Sabbath ht I A. 81. aud 3 e. ~ sabbath
School at 2.:p0 Prayer meeting On
Thursday evening u each week. }. w.
Harris, pastor.
~. Il. CnrncH, gougH Services every
Sabbath ~ st. Phui's n. u. Church. south.
At 1880 4. II. aid : r. u. Sabbath School
at ~ =. Il. Prayer meeting every Wedncs.
day evening. A. G. Miller, pastor.
~. T. CHUHof- r Preaching every Sabbath
at u 4. 81. nnd : r. Il. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
at 2.3D =. q. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. j. =. Wolfe, pastor.
81 PgfKns ErIacofAL caenem. ~Divineser.
vice is held in tlIe Church every sunday at
il An. Sunday School at 30 Il. T.
l.. Stevens, pastor.
BAPnm CHuncM-5ersices every Sabbath
at ! | a. Il. and : ! r. -. Sabbath School at
II. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. w. j. Crawford, pastor.
PngsgYTEaI&s CmoncH. Service every
Sabbath morning and eveniugiu s. T.. G.. A.
Hall. Sunday School Immediately rfser the
morning service. Prayer ineeting every
Thursday evening. tcg. Ebert ). COndit,
pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12

8Iodesty Is to a woman what the delicate
bloom Is TO tie peach-its greatest beauty,
bat once z,ne. no human POKER can restore
it. Man. modest women suffer in silence for
years vi The most painful affections Of the
delic1ts Vial organs Of the body, rather than
to impzss the knoledge Of their sufferiugs to
o phssicisn. This great army Of martyrs
wiii De reioiced to know that at last q purely
vegetable and harmless remedy has been dis
covered, which cures Immediately all diseases
and weakness Of the kidney and bladder, ne
matter Of how long standing or Of what ma
ture. It Is the wonderful OREGON KID
NEY TEA, which i sold by all druggists,
and ehaIlenges the world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
SIom.e asd Abroa.,.

Chew Jaekson's Bost saoes Navy Tobae
co.
Pay up your subscription aud set tho chi.
eago Weekiy Ne'es for a year .free.
Don't forget IL You can get the Caicago
IHeekfs Heina and the DEsocnAT one year
for S.
Good brooma can be had at the Albany
Broom Factory for only three dollars per
dozen.
Reddsli & Irving sell tle best 81 Garnet
Chill and Peerless potatoes 10 10 busl,si ie,,
at o5e per bushel.
Remember that you can get tbs DgaocIA1
and the N. !. Westig Worii for one year foi
only 81 e5. This is splendid opportunity
TO get two papers for the price of one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
,SheriH's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A WARRANT IS
, sued out of the County Court of Linn
county, Oregon, to me din ected and de-
livered, for the collection of the delinquent
taxes in said county for the year 1878, Of
and from the persons therein named.
have leyied upon the following described
real estate as set forth in sad Tax Roll ~
follows, te-wit: The South half Of the
Northwest fourth, and the Nor4h Ia OF
the Southwest fourth of section l6, Town
ship i3, South Range 2, West Willamette
Meridian. in Linn county, Oresnn, con
tanning l60 acres, taken as the real prop
erty of the heirs of William Winters. AMI
on
Saturday he sni day Of Ap,il. 1850,
at the Court House door in the city Of Al
bany, Linn county, oregon, at the hour Of
one o'clock P. NJ, viii sell the here
iubefore described real property at public
auction for cash IA hand to satisfy The
sum of s. 20, ltlae amount of taxes 50
charged) with eosl and expenses Qfs eolies-
ton. I. .. DICKEY,
Sheriff and Tax Collector Of Linn Co.,
Oregon
Dated This 5th day Of March, 1850.
n3it4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
GsvE mE TmREK GRAINS o. COIN.
MOTHER.

,,,,.
lAh's powerful anu pathetic piece was s"s
gosted by many Of the painful incidents
tho memorable Irish fanine az is4g. Th
4;,i., -. a.. - -. = 80. i.d 4,
- - 80
sto fon,d l,,,., ,,..i,,. - oesa 4, e,,,sr a
~. e.''''
i'i' tasBeu JaO@c'' an" gave theiil % i'in''
was all she bad. The whole family wer'
porishing from famine
0igo me three grains of corn mother,
ouiy three grains OF eorni
Il will keep the little life have
III ,.',' ''O V'a',''s = 'no ,''o'n,
~" - '"s = n1.ss' a"u WIZ "'0''''f'
lug =, ""'se' Nu 0',u'
A''s nan .ne agony :, sue" aeA'n
S Hp- 'a'S "ese' 'o"''
am gnawed like a wolf At my heart, mother,
wolf that Is fierce for blood
Ali the liyelong day, aud the night bcslde,
,..1, s Ia, =, 'ass =. y .ooS, -.
A.,,t.. - -,
,,,.,. ,st,, -, -. ,,s,,.ll,, n,
m, 80, had ~, hr,nad II,'.,,.s'' t,r ne
Il ~ could look to you, mother,
HON 0"ald look 10 YOU
For bread TO give your starving boy,
Far rra.l tho famine m sa,,r eheek
And in Your eve 80 Wild.
Aud felt Il IN your hopv hand.
As YOU laid Il ON YOUR child.
'ae pueoh mas iAhaS ahu so'u, uaoshef'
inc queen haa lands aud gsid'
NV f"u Ass io'0sa '" your '"'l''S 'feaA''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
personals.

Dr.. S. W. Dodd, ore Of the stalwart DEM
oerats Of Astoria, called during the week.
lie is visiting his bFother-in.law. Mr.. d. P.
Mason, of this city.
Mr Thad. HanfOrd, formerly editor Of the
Seattle IateIL;geaeer, was among our visitors
Of the week.
Hon. RIA BensaIl, of Yaquina Bay was
in the city last Friday, and is sangHine and
enthusiastic oyer the prospect Of the improve,
ment Of that harhor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
The Morrison ..lo,,.

We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement in to-day's papeP Of the famous
Morrison pillow. Newbury, Hawthorne &
Co., Of Portland, arc still the agents for the
Morrison implements, and they have been
fortunate enough to secure our fellow-towns-
man, Eugene Buchanan, as manager of their
branch house in this city for another year.
Read the advertisement and then call around
and see the plows.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
Sow anarsera,

Fred willerta friends can now find him
located in his new building opposite Dannals'
furniture store, where he is prepared to do
all kinds of blacksmithing or wagon making
in first class style, on short notice and at
very reasonable rates. Ills reputation as q
fine workman is known all over our county,
and he is now better prepared than ever be-
fore to attend to business in hisline.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
weather in sYase0.

]. ]. Davis, Of this city, received letter
a day or two ago from Hon. A. D. Webdell.
which was written on Crooked River on the
lst of March. lie says the ground is still
frozen over there TO the depth OF six Or eight
inches, and that in consequence grass viii be
scarce even in April The weather is still
severe. and if it should continue for any
length OF time thousands of cattle viii die.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12

BETTER THAN GOLD s. perfect
health, and yet many arc suffering the tor.
lures of The damned with Dyspepsia when
single bottle Of DIR. MfSTIIsiS Eng
I.IsH DANDELION LIVER ASD DYS-
PEi'SfA PILLS ~iil give relief, aud, IL
persisted IN. viii cure tic worst case OF
tliis distressing trouble. This pill cures
Torpid Liver and Bliiousness, Regulates
tho Bowels, removes Pimpics from the
Face, cures Sailow Complexion, Foul
i5Tealh. sick Headache. Heartburn, Pain
in the sites and Back; is Sugar. cfated and
GUARANTEED to be PURELY VEGE-
TABLE. II acts directly on The coating ol
tho Stomach and On tho Liver. Can be
taken in any cline vet or dry weather
Beware OF limitations. The geuulnc has
an engraving OF lion on The. outside
wrapper. Price, 30 cents. Tor sale bs- all
| druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12

Fred Dunning wishes US 10 inform our
readers that he has just received = n,agniti-
cent stock OF collins and caskcls, and here
after he will sell them at prices never before
heard of in this community. TO give some
idea of ths prices, he authorizes us to say
that they viii range from 50 mp to $50. and
for the latter price one will be furnished
that has heretofore cost fully SIS. lie means
business
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
we Cant Talk

without showing tise condition of oar
teeth. Every laugh exposes them. In or
der not TO be ashamrd of them let Us Hse
that standard dcn:issiee, SoZoDoST.
which Is sure to keep them white and spot
less. No taftar can enerust them, no eau
ker affect The enamel. 10 species of decay
inftsst tho dental i'one. ii sOZODONT is
regularly used. j. is - boiaricai prepare
tion, and its beneficial effects an the teeth
and gums are marvellous. rs It removes all
discoloratiOns. aHd renders The guns hard
and rosy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CORVEN.
TON.

A Demosrstie Convention FOR linn County
Oregon. win be held in Albany, on
Wednesday. March -, 1850.
at 10 o'elecl, A. IL, for the purpose of elccting
fifteen delegates to at,cnd the Democratic
State Convention, aud for the nomination OI
a fal county ticket, as follows:
oae State Senator. G Representatives,
County Juage. . Commissioners. Clerk, sher.
ia. Treasurer Assessor. School snperintend.
ent, Surveyor aud Coroner
The various Precincts ef the County will
hold their pri:naries on Saturday. March 20.
at o'clock P. A.. for the purpose of eleeting
Delegates to the County Convention, aud to
nominate candidates for Precinct Offices.
rreoias's sball lie entitled to representation
-. f.,t,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12
annual German I.ienle.

At the last meeting of the German Aid
Society of Albany it was decided tIat pic
mic be given by the Society next May. The
following persons were appointed TO take
charge of the affair: Jos. Wekbef, 5Sen.,
Fred Muller, dehn Hoffman. n 9 Baum and
John Riley, Our German friends always
make decided SUCCESS Of their picnics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-12

STORA11Nl-1be great English remedy
has mpdle moro cures Of Nervous Dcnit.
ity, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood,
nocturnal emissions, IsssituGe, inability
for mental labor. dependency and such
diseases as are induced by youthful follies
combined. Why wili you suffer? send
to 4. +. Afintie, Il. H., No. II Kearncy
street, san Francisco, Tor the Restorative
and be cured. Price. - per bottle. -Four
times the quantiiy.Siu. 1ry a bostle. Dr.
Minile treats at private diseases sueces.-
fully
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Tenrhrr. ExnmlnntIen.

Notice i. hereby given that the quarterly
examination of teachers viii take place at my
Office in the Court House, Albany, Oregon, on
Friday and Saturday. the e6th and 9th days
of March, $780, l desire as many teachers
to be present at that time as possible.
/. n LlceErr,
County School Supt.