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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-16

Among all the Gisagreeable consequences
that follow the decay OF the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most morfifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
the most inexeusable aud offensive ~
he removed By cleansing your teeth daily
with that Justly popular deutrifIice, Fra
grant SOZODONT. It parines and
sweetens the breath, coolS and reireshes
the mouth. and gives peari-like appear
ance 70 the teeth. Gentlemen who indulge
in smoking should cleanse their teeth with
SOZODONr. as 1t removes all unpleasant
otlors of the weed. ask yan. druggist for
it. July
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-16

We have received from the publisher.
Mr.. !. f Ryder, large aud handsome
engraving Of Gen. Garfield. 1t contains
three representations of Garfield one as Il
yort h. the second as soldier and the
third as the sta:esman. All three are a,I-
mirable pictures, aud as whole form a
splendid picture. Every Republican
should have one of these pictures-19x2t-
to hang in their parlors. Republican
Clubs should not fail to order them at
once Price. % cents each. Send twenty
five cent to !. +. Ryder, 23O Superior
street, Cleveland. Ohio. and the picture
will be forwarded to your address.
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A1banp grgi5ter~
ALBANY. OREGON, July 1G. 1ss'


CITY Council met at the usual hour OF
Tuesday evening last Prcsent-Mayor.
d. q. Clark Recorder. j. l.. Halter;
Mar>I,al. \. j. Hunt Counciimea, Dan
ualS, Gu.,lw uhi. Martin. Rice, SaltInar>h
aud Scott.
Minutes read and approved
Cpmruitte.. Oh Accounts and Current Ex-
rc,i>t~ reported bids presented ut last
session as correct. aud they were ordered
paid.
The committee to whom was referred
the urtiiiou OF Me>srS. I>om. Ballard and
Coins. recommended that the prayer OF
petitioners I've granted. al5d that the work
br ordered completed in fifteen days.
carried
Gradwnhl, from committee on Health
and Police, asked further time to report
regarding new cemetery. Granted.
Scott from committee on Streets and
Public Property. asked further time i'll
which to report on rrmnrlStrance of W. Il
Cannon and others regarding improve
m"nt ordered on Second street Granted
Monthly report of City Marshal read.
at.I on motion, placed file.
Report OF City Treasurer read, and
placed on file.
REPORT OF CITY TREASURER.
To ne lErpor e,d rnnao,nn Cf1acH ri TIE citu o,
.4IdanY Ge,s.3,1nra: I respectfully submit the
follow ing statement Of the finances OF the city
OF y bany for tile second quarter, ending June
Goth, lsSo:
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sssd Occurrence.

y little two year old boy of James Nc
Hargne. of Brownsville. was drowned in
the Calipooia Or Wednesday last Several
little children were at play near the river
when The little one fell in as is supposed.
When Mr.. keeney appeared and asked
where 'baby' was. the answer was ''gone
swimming" showing that Il e little one.
had 10 idea of tie danger the child was In
wien it went into the water. Thr child
was ionnd only a short distance from the
other children, in the river. Its clothing
having caught on n log.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-16
Census Matters.

Liberty. Sweet Home and Brush Creek
precincts have total population of SOL.
and l67 FIRMS.
Enumeration District 20. embracing
Est. Albany (outside of city and I.eb-
anon precincts have a total population
Of 1877. cnltivating 240 farms. In the
district there are twenty-five people aged
SO and upwards, the oldest person being
9S years Dining the last year there were
marriages. 80 births and u deaths,
The ennmcra;or for this district was Mrs,
Annie B. Reed.
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sbDAvuLr or Jnlv ian ,sso

. StI1A IILE, Ut. July I4th. 4SSU.
Ed REGISTER Will you please give notice
in your paoer thar we have prepared seats s,lf-
hetent 10 accommodate n large congregation,
and stand tor the speaker. in the grove near
the spring NJ this place and Ministers OF all
denominations are cordially invited to come
and preach to the people. The place Is also
free for school exhibitions. Temperance meet
ingS. or anything hat has for its object tho
good of The people and * on the side of reliR
ion. temperance and education j. ID. WOOD
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-16
More Lawyers.

Last week the following named young
gentlemen were examined in the Supreme
Court at Salem. passed with flying colors.
and were admitted to the bar: J. n,
Duncan and I. J. Sites of this city; H.
w. keeSe. of Corvallis; g. N. Miller. of
Eugene; Q. F. Paxton and J. r. Ewing,
ofPortland G. W. Barnes. fThe Dalles !;
r. 5. Slater, of Union.
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DEPARTMENT OF PrRT.Tc INSTRUCTION.
SALEM, July 18th, 1880
Notice Is hereby given that the state Tetch-
eI,s Association i appoint ed 10 meet is Salem,
Aug ~ 1880. and to cOntonuc in session three
tlaVS. Teachers and educators in ali paris of
the state are urgently irvited 10 attend and
anticipate in the deliberations and discussions
of the As~ociat ion, as matters OF vital import
ance To our educat ional interests will be sub
mitted for consideration. 4 programme of
exercises will be prepared and published in due
time.
The usual M fragments will he made for half
fare IsItes on Mi the principal lines of travel
for all who may attend the association.
L. j. POWELL
Supt. OF Public Inst ructfon
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The Hood has subsided at portlan,iVs y
At His New shop.

FRED WILLERT is established in his
new two-sto.y wagon and blacksmith shop
on second street opposite s. h. Young,s ware-
house, where he Is prepared to do all kinds of,
blacksmithiug. repairing OF hacks. wagons
ETC He also has on hand. and will continue
to manufacture. hacks and bu-gics. which viii
be sold at the lowest possible figures reason
able terms. 25v1oYn2
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Hon. Q. r Tompkins. OF Harrisburg.
one of oul delegates TO The Chicsgo Com
vention. returned on the last steamer,
reaching this city Wednesday night. aud
taking the cars yesterday for home. The
trip. lasting nearly three months. proved
beneficial to Mr.. TomIkitia. we are glad
10 note
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Religious services i.

Next Sunday morning the pastor of the
NJ. Z. Church in this city Will discourse
on Our Peace and in the evening on
The Responsibility and powe: OF the HUI
man win. The public is core}iallv invited.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-16

A. !. Hunt. repairing sidewalks. keep
ing prisoners. etc. $62 24.
J. l.. Halter. fees as Recorder. S4S So.
Two bills presented by H. H Hewitt.
attorney fees, where convictions were
secured, So each, We're ordered paid
Caunril adjourned.
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each at the time 1 last sounded them. about
two weeks ago Al the intersection of second
and BrOadalhin, 10 feet Fourth and Ellsworth.
IL feet Fourth and Mont tgomery, 10 feet g inch
e7; Second and Baker. . feet FIRST and Ellis
worth. feet tirst and Ferry. feet inches
First and Washington. feet inches Fourth
and Washington, S feet The cstern ut the IN
tersecton of FIRST and Ferry streets is connect
cd by a large box with the Monteifh mill race.
and consequently the supply at that cistern is
lncxhau-lible. and -wonld recommend that
II other cSt crnS be 50 cOnst ructed as soon us
possible.
On my last tour of Inspection of cisterns, l
found that the wooden covering of the one
and unsafe ana as that street is now being
your first meeting. make arrangements to
have this cistcrn archel over with brick also,
that you inciide i" the contract tho lengthen-
in" of the neck Of the ci-iern on Second stree
near the residence of Alderman saltmnrsh, the
bringing the street up to grade at that point
making it necessary. The cistern recon
nended 10 be arched with brick, Is tile only
IN the city that has Il wooden covering,
and as the street i now being improved it
be done at a less cost than ut any other time.
There is an other matter to which wish to
c4ll your attention while speaking of our Wa
ter supply j. IL. Foster \ Co., who are now
putting in water works in our city, have SIX
hydrants of the latest improved pattern, and
il would be = grand thing for our city If your
honorable body conll make some arrange.
nents with the Company hy which these by.
,lrauts could b.: brought into rcquisItlon In
case of lire. am advised that the water con-
pany stands ready at any time TO make n very
liberal offer 10 the city.
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Excellent Lumber.

Conn Bros. are ready TO furnish all orders
for building timbers and lumber OF any grade
AT lowest prices and on short notice They
have also on hand seasoned finishing lumber
hooring, rustic, etc. All orders sent to them
at Lebanon will be filled promptly. Orders
soIlcltett S5VI9
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PIensnnt occasion.

Linn County Council, r. of H.. met
with Knox Butte Grange on Monday last.
II proved very pleasant OCCASION.
there being one hundred and tvcntv-l,vc
members prcsent.
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list of Letters.

tIncalled for and remaining in the Post
office IN this city for the week ending
July 1jth. 1880
Marriott Henry Dotson, Lizzie
Mann. Frank Drtlnln IiG,lia
Murphy, II w Ford, Mary n
Gagnon. ! o
p. IL. RAYMOND. P NJ
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Dze. &. WILLIS PRICE
DENTIST.

OFFICE fiji Odd Fellows Temple, Albany,
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and se
reasonable as is consistent with good work
manship. n32vI9
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sidewalk lcpair-...- CO
-
80 s'''7 -
On city o. dels t.t. ,..'..' 49,. 82aa 81
! -, ,,,. - :,
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Z N pEDEIErD C;.,. 7-rool,,r..-
p,, . -
"Vl''' vi N'''ci II S'''''t I"' 'ie He"i
ending Jtrie 30 1850. MAS read. and on
I n.utivu placed an file.
! .>.- - . ~ ---
-, -
.. w.. ~.
~ - I i'i ~. 'i''Nl'' IA" i'V'S'H s0
'''' i"' our '''o- '"'''' ION ms my H1a'u ie
I'>'-' a. ''' -'4',' 81 I1it --''"I'ib Flte &c
1ariment;
ALBANY EN'iINE co. No l.
ms Ion" ;thH mas ''' active it'1'hbtfs- lhe5
''l. e-'~ ! u" i''I' " 70 manu- eng ne
III I''"' c''''l' on one 'Wf'-" heeled nose car
W. Il ''o e' % iiI@' '-;l77 car o'iZeI nose ana
' - % 9eI 4S''''-e i"~''- Inc mousse oeco-
p''' ~ INK ." "e'"'GS I" 'Ile e''E' ana ms
,.,' IA Ne's eco ohi'''"''' "ut hee"s
~ a. ~, Use over III 'A'e
= ''' - @0'' '''l.' +'''e
- ~ - o'-- t''7i''V
.
TIT. -, -
,, 40" ~,
'"' ''-'' 1itN "iNt I iobF'h Class tt&'p x
"' mn '''7''''' Il 'H'F-N ''ct''t' nose cart
"'''' = -" a. "' '''o' c''t77 'uhoer nose II"
''''i>s '''cnll'A ~ ms 20 l. owned ny th"'n
, hAFin+ rec 1Hli pl private subscription. bC'
7.t'''~ on '4N' owned ~ the city.
hfS. 81 'i' h " LAbhF1t 60, 80. l.
i"lS N"iiiFt'9 "S'N "hl% "t"it}'lz''l n ff,"
ms '1"' ana i''- @''i''' - mem 'eTS- IL
tI'H I7t OF -AN%hsf fhey VIII receive from Fred
J. Miller. OF New foI'E. a new iron-fraue trucll.
"i'H compete onthf' "Aieh N"nr honorable
'"'E FHeFeo i"f th@m few weeks ago. Car
I''''' ~ 20" al WORK putting mp n house
loE - reception II Il my opinion, based u''on
a" experience Of many y a1s. that if this cC:n-
P'HE = properly uiiite;t, you Viii dna It o "e
/ very important arm OF The Fire Department
RMS
'''rhiE me ?HiSf year we hhN" fad several
'''' ''''''-'l 'i'e li1Il''h "o!Ne1 man
I"t 20 "a '''e' .I',''' ne -o' mas been e"nsld-
''''-'.' ne i"'''" 'h-| i Il 'iifri'Ay prepare
'S"'' '' ''i% '(S'st''l@ curing III! term OF
"'"e'
'''t'S t'fi" i7'' 1 h' I mS'oek House burned
TO ia" -t"''''i. 'f'u7''-deicai1Ve hne. InS1i-
"''' o!' "t"'''' S'.'V'' On 'nfhifHFc amt e"'-
'S'l : : ''""-l lFtfd IN la+i-
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DENTIST.

I,r. y. n. FREELAAD has located sss
Albany for the practice of Dentistry.
All work warranted. ONCE in p1rrtksa
bI0ck. corner First anu Ferry SITS. tehi
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TDr. q. w. Gray.

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. once In Foe-
ter's brick block. up stairs, at large bay
window. Prices inproportion to TINE and
MA TERfAL consumed. lI-A
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It's ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excellence of
the X b., upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that no imposition is intended, We will
give tho Dases of all its ingredients by affidavit
Ae above offers never nude before by the pro-
prIetor of amy other Family Medicine in the world
many teSGII1a mia 4. further information, and
81 L1I feGtions for using will be found in the pam
pl! puIcI Ireatlse on Diseases of the Blood" in
each bottle is enclosed Price 81 per bottle con-
&ntng y ounces, or 40 to so doses. Sold by drug.
- T. RANSOM, Sos Co. Proprp, Buffalo, ny
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King Of the Blood

Cures all Scrofuous affections and disorders resuIt.
ing from Impurity of the blood 1t is needless to
specify n as the sufferer usually perceive their
Gottre, Seedlings, &c, are the most common. a.
we'll as many affections of the Heart, Head LiveS
and Stomach.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-16

In the Circuit Cont OF the State OF Orc-so1
f0r liz. c.ttitlrN Of LINN.
y. {. Bruce. pI;iufil.
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50 z = o O O

will be paid to any Public Hospital to be nutu-
ally agreed uon for every certificate of this rnedi-
sine published by which is not genuine.
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This Company has a. active lIietnbtrs. They
i'arra second c2u~s towiutE Co. hand engine,
in good c"udit or. one ;wo-n heeIed hose C: r:
with 60t t'.ct of first class carbolzel hose. and
400 feet Of scrvic.ninie hose The house occu-
pied by tne 60. belongs to tie ci;y. ana has
been kept IN very gooi condition. but needs
rcl3.tintins very lnuii. 1hn hose rorer IN the
r'tsI OF the engine hou~,. j. ia GooI AMI safe
con dIti"n and i tein- u@el by to;A engine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-21
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Constitutional Amendment Article eiSh'-fof
Ratification. ~ A.,
constitutional Amendment, Section thirteen Aru'
ella Ihrea-Enr Ratification.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-21
THE PHILADELPHIA puDDLERs.
they stand Firm Against the New Scale

They stand Firm Against the New Scale.
The Philadelphia Pres, in speaking oil
the situation in the iron trade there, says:
The iron puddlers OF Kensington have re.
fused to comply with the terms ofthe man.
ufacturers, issued by them in manifesto
during the early part OF the week, and in
consequence there is no prospect Of a set.
Element. Nearly six hundred OF tie men
on strike assembled last night in secret
meeting in Good Intent Hall, on Allen
street, Tor the purpose OF considering the
address OF their former employers. An
drew Lee, the president OF the Puddlers'
Association, acted as chairman, and he
stated to the meeting the object Of assem-.
ling and the secretary read the communi.
cation OF the manufacturers, and, without
discussion, their proposal was rejected. II
provided that the scale OF wages be con.
tingent upon the price OF iron In use. The
schedule offered Is an average reduction
OF about six per cent on the prices exist
ing when the men struck some four weeks
ago.
The communication also contained a
clause providing that all men who re-.
sumed work did 90 on condition that they
discontinue their connection with the
Puddlers' Association, This demand ex.
cited considerable comment among the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-21
uo,, rnority Rewards The oliver.

The old Charity Hospital in the city oil
New Orleans was originally endowed by
the State OF Pennsylvania for the succor
and relief OF Pennsylyanians who found
themselves without friends, sick and des.
titute, in a then very unhealthy city: 1t
has been the cause OF many thousand lives
being saved, and is now mainly supported
by the revenue it receives from the Louisl-
ana State Lottery Company, whose large
capital OF 81, 800, 600, with its reservations,
is a guarantee the promises made will be
fulfilled. A dollar occasionally spent for
a lottery ticket often enriches those whose
intent is only to do charitable act. For
information address NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, or the same person at No.
Sl9 Broadway, New York city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-21
LOTTERIES.
Take Not;oe,

m, 1ah q @'O.'y Lotts'y trr U,oi .. !, IT..
Ssai', aad aHde' 'a's dsetsiou q,a. q y 'sF'
Court a IIailiasteU, Il As Oulv Lo,, y ", S'''St
o. az h Sa,Sa I. S ett. a. oAe' eAar' Gr,5 %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTFiadephiA Accommodation train only runs
between wheeling and TriAdelphiA.
tDaily except sundAy-NeYlk Accommodation.
fsteu6euVilie Accommodation train during
Tho day passes backward and forward between Mar
tns Ferry and BellAlte, stopping whom required 81
Sherman House, RtnATine, West Wheeling and
Gravel HILL.
iUrIehsVille Accommodation.
tCanal Dover Accommodation.
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The outlook for Trade.

New York Bulletin of Monday.
General trade last week was in fair vol
ume for the time OF year, with large In
crease in dairy exports. Iron is steady
and maintains the improvement previously
noticed; hardware is gaining strength,
under better demand flom the South
and Southwest; petroleum firm, groceries
quiet, with coffee and sugar rather weak
cotton, wool and hides without any new
feature. At Boston there has been q
slight Improvement in the genera zone,
gradual increase of trade on q healthy
basis. The Price, Current of Saturday
saws: Leading manufactures are held
with confidence, and although buyers have
been holding back as much as possible
no material concessions have been made,
and the Indications are that the fall move;
ment win go on without any radical
changes either way"
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men, and It is evident from their remarks
that IL was an obnoxious proposition 70
them. The committees OF the strikers strikers
were instructed not to make any further
overtures to the mill owners. The men
demand an average OF twenty per cent IN
crease over the schedule Of prices at the
time of the strike. The difference between
the employer and employe is so great Of
present that neither party has any hope Of
an immediate agreement The loss to the
district in wages is over SO, 900 per week
for erch week OF the strike. The absence
Of this large sum Of money in the weekly
market OF Kensington Is felt TO no small
degree, and in consequence the damage
caused by the trouble Is not confined alone
10 those Immediately engaged in the strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-21
Great BrItain's supplies OF wheat nm
Flour.

The official accounts Of British imports
particularize the countries whence are re.
ceiyed wheat and wheat flour. The i'm.
ports for the five months ending May 81,
1880, compared with those OF the cores
ponding months Of last year, are given in
hundred.weights as follows:
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AGRICULTURAL.
The Increased Value of Farm.Lands.

The Increased Value of Farm.Lands.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-1n the report Of
the Commissioner Of Agriculture that por-
ton devoted to the prices of farming and
timbered lands contains table showing
that, in addition 10 the bounteous crops
which the farmers OF nearly all sections
will gather during the present year, the
average market value OF their farms has
increased s per cent as compared with the
values OF one year ago. Timbered lands
eyince tendency TO advance in price
more rapidly than cleared lands, showing
that there is a growing scarcity In lands OF
this character. The following table gives
the information in detail:
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Gates for long period, but 1t has never
been carried to such radical lengths as in
the present experiment Of Tanner. 1t
consisted of very light diet-such as
grapes or very thin soups-and never in.
volyed absolute starvation for two or three
weeks. Who knows but that the expert.
ment may result in a new departure in
medical science2 Great discoveries are
yet to be made in that science, and why
may not treatment by starvation be one
Of them?
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THE mARrINsBURG coNvENrroN.
A Piece Of News in Regard TO Delegate,
from Lewis County.
WESTON. w. VA. July 10, 1850.


from Lewis County.
WESTON, W. VA, July 10, 1880.
Editors Intelligence.
There has been some doubt heretofore
existing in the public mind, as to the can
didature OF the Hon. @. ]. Faulkner Tor
Governor. but none exists now, in this
locality, inasmuch as an accredited agent,
resident here, has been supplied with
tickets for transportation to Mar tinsburg
and back. With the tender OF those tick
cts this agent further proposes to pay the
other necessary expenses on the following
conditions, to:wit: That the persons re.
ceiying such tickets and such money will,
at Martinsburg, vote for the said Hon. y:
]. Faulkner Tor Governor, and Samuel
Woods for Court OF Appeals.
It is proper TO say that the said agent
stated that he received said tickets from Q
committee. The public may be interested
in knowing who the said committee 10.
II is the opinion OF the public here that
they have been procured by Q junta OF
railroad iavorites, whose candidate Mr.
Faulkner is firmly believed 70 be, and that
they have been obtained without money
and without price.
It remains to be seen whether such
means are to win. The facts as stated in
relation to the acts OF the alleged agent
will hardly be denied, but they are sus-
ceptible OF the most direct proof.
This letter is addressed to yonr paper
because It's publication probably could
moi be obtained in the Register, as il is de-
sired TO have it inserted in metropolitan
Journal OF respectable circulation.
A DEMOCRAT.