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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15
ITs RELIEF AND CUHE As CERTAIN
AS DAY fOLLnWs DAY, WITHOUT
ANY OPERATION OF lllSDhASeR
PROM IAIiOIt.

Since lhp reduction VI Dr. hherman's
terms, thousands aIe 0IeWtlEg upon him loT
Treatment, gladly throwing away their grip
ing, irks0lne, dlspiriliEg and lile'PuHishlng
lrisses, His lrealmeNl ior this glillClon
make tho patient comfortable and 'aip ~
tho performance NJ every Kind VI eNercise ~
labor, II lea grand thing, aud those who
are ruplured and 10 not provide themselves
with u musi endure lle daHgert ~ That
all through lie, Thousands u those cured
give the most llallerug lesimCnialr VI grail'
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CuAS. CT APMAN,
Druggist and ApOthecary.

hluSSlot oNu
Pure Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, fs n
cry, Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods. rot
ash for Soap, Bird Seed, Cream
Tartar, Soda, Pure Ground
Spices, Flavorng Extracts
Fine Toilet Soaps. Oombs,
Brushes Of all kinds,
1russes, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces,
&C., &c.
Agent for 'Seeley's Hard Rubber
Trusses.'
Imakc Specially of this Truss. ss''',
faction guaranteed or money re'a a,t;ua ~
frns.es. Thirty:three years experience IL
my voucher. as best qualified to give s4 ~.
faction. A Large Assortment CT other
Trusses at Low Prices.
Glass, Putty, and Dye stuffs.
WOODSTOCK, We hMoNA
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PIMPLES.

will mail (Free) the recipe for simple
ye,table balm that will remove Tan, Freck.
los, Pimples and Blotches, leaving the skin
soft, clear and beautiful; also instructions
for producing luxuriant growth Of hair
on a bald head or smooth face; Address
inclosiny Sc. stamp. Ben Vsndelf + Co.. D
BeekmanSt St., N. Y.
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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

ID ChLlNu1 4CO LILO
rY-No other line runs Three Through Pas.
sengcr Trains Daily between Chicago. Des
Moincs, Council Bluffs, Omaha. Lincoln, st.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for oil points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Montana, Ne.
yada, New Mexico. Arizona, Idaho, oregon ana
The Shortest, speediest and Most Comforta-
bic Route via HapnibSl to Fort Scott, uSnison'
Dallas, Houston, Austin. San Antonio, GalVes-
ton and oil points in Texas. ,..
The unequaled inducements offered py TINS
Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as follows:
The celebrated Pullman Q6-wheeD Palace
Sleeping Cars. run only on this Line, ", Il. O.
Q. Palace Drawiug.Room Cars, with Horizons
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge Tor Seats
in Reclining Chairs. The famous c.. II. 4 O.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Ne
volving Chairs for the cxclusiye use pt nrst-
class passengers. -
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment, makes this, above oil others, the favorte
Route to the South, South. west, ana the far
Try it, and you will find travelling luxury
instead Of discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale ut all offices In tho United States and
Ali Information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
fnp Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &c.,
will be chcerfully given by applying to
10. A, BEAN, Gen'l Eastern Agent,
sos Washington st., Boston. Mass.
and 3lT broadway, New York.
JAMES r. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago.
T.. POTTER, Gen. Manager, Chicago
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THE WONDER

IL hssomine universal A IA how such am Ina.
ssp''"aa s'',.,s-' $3.50, ~" "
inehss sAis eeu'a no eira'su w ioHsh ipI
HOOD's sARsArARILLA, hut, NY friend, II
yo,, eouId stand behlnd our eoiuter veek
ssa hsa1 Wa, ,Loss say who ars using 4,
the reason would appear as clear as lhe
uaan.day s,,n. Tina real curative noWer al
$1,000 Nv" $500. 49," ',,., n,
hVpbs hAhsAfAhitiA demonstrates l'seh
10 every ease where our directions are faith
fully regarded, We would that ws might
sel before We people aHsellehai pa'1mlhe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-24

A. u. Mcilwain carries m immense stock
OF clothing and boots and shoes, and is offer
ing eooda at o5 per cent less than any other
house in the city. You can buy first class
outfit for very little money by giving him q
cali. The cheapest store in the city.
$ one OF our most ontorprising buainess men,
land proposes TO keep fully up with thOtimos.
Mr.. Joif. Creel who lives about four miles
north of this place brought us IN a sample OF
wheat last week which measured above the
roots. O feet and inches. Iie has piece
of 35 acres which 80 says will average 81
feet in height. The heads are large aud
well filed out. The same piece was under
water ton days during the food last January.
MIessrs Rubarts & Dubruille the popular
harness makers of this city have brought on
one of the largest and finest stocks Of buggy
harness ever siferod in Albany. They pro-
pose to sell them al prices which will justify
everybody in want of harness TO cali on
them aud purchase. A large stock Of har'
ness and saddlOry goods constantly on hand.
Look here at some of tho prices for which
yeu can buy goods at the new dry goods
house Of J. +. ID. Wrinkle aud Co.
II yards unbleached muslin, Si.00.
10 yards best white muslin Si.00.
II yarls best American print calico Sl,00.
10 yards linen crash toweling Si.00.
II yards Canton flannel Sl.00.
MIR. Lovi Davis of Forestville Cal, was in
the city Wednesday last, on his way to
Jefferson. He is the proprietor Of the ecle
hrated carp iish ponds ut Fcrestvillle, and as
his shipments TO this state are rapidly in.
ereasing he has come here with an idea OF
establishing branch breeding pond some.
where in the state. He will visit the state
fair at Salem, and parties who are interested
in carp culture can see him there.
Messrs. Humphrey aud Devine have about
completed their new ferry boat aud viii
launch it this week. They have fitted up
the old Price aud Niekerson mill at the |
mouth of Mcdowell creek on tho Santiam |
and are turning out some frat class lumber. |
They have on hand about 10000 feet of well
seasoned lumber now and are prepared to I'LL |
rlers. The new ferry will be great con.
venienoe TO parties living in that section.
Two prizes will be offered for eontesting
tiremen ON the Fourth. One sf $40 to the
hand engine throwing stream the greatest
distance. and So to any engine Co. which
will start at given point. run 100 yards,
set and throw a stream 100 feet in the
to all. the latter 10 steamers also No en-.
trance fee will be charged. and it is expected
the contest will be very interesting.
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nsowAs,'taa NEWS.
oRtEErAt.

The Narrow Gauge Railroad telegraph
limo has been completed 10 this point. Mr..
J. u. Irvine has entered uIcn his dnty as
operator.
Quite a number of our citizens attended
the picnic at ualsey last Saturday.
lion. JAS. X. Wcatherrard visited our
town this week on burino-s.
Miss Minnie Kolly, of Portland, Is visit
Ing relatives here now.
Mr.. lko Ieho was married LAST Sunday
to Miss Nancy Putnam. Everybody
wished Ike success, and he goes his way
rejoicing.
Mr.. George johnson, OF Scio, visited at
Mr.. Irvlno's last Saturday and Sunday.
Work on the Narrow Gango Railroad
from this place 20 Springfield has COM
menccd. 40 understand that they arc
going 10 push tho road through as
rapidly as possible. About two hundred
chinamen and 30 fcrapcr teams are at
work.
Our town Is iull Of strangers. Almost
overy room at tho hotel /, full. We are
glad 10 say that tho future FOR Browns.
vile Is flattering.
Tho young people gave bali here on
th ei7th, which was a grand success. Peo-
ple were mere from Albany, Harrisburg,
junction, Halsoy and Lebanon. Music
was furnished by tho string band from
Harrisburg and Junction. Everything
passed of very quietly, and all seemed 10
have "A good time.
Campbellile Campmeeting commenced
here on the Is inst. Q1ite number oI
campersare onthe ground. Alarge crowd
was expected Sunday, but owing to tho
rain We wers disappointed. u will con-
tinuo over next Sunday.
Mr.. James Carl is again with us. We
understand he is soon going into business
The Brownsville Woolen Mills pay the
highest market price for wool.
Starr and Blakely have just received a
large stock OF fancy goods and now have
everything usually fouLd in n first class
Drug store.
II. A. Sendens has sold his Btrbar shop
TO Minor Jackson. MIR. J. now has the
business all his own way.
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exhibition OF Twlne binders.

GERyAis. Or, June 2lst.
Editors DemocrdE
GRNTLEMES.-Yest June 20, n
very interesting exhibition Of twine
binders took place In field OF barley,
on tho farm Of MIR Young. near this
place. In which the Woods, McCor.
mack, Osborne and DeerIng binders
participated. 1t was witnessed by a
large number OF farmers from various
portions of the State, n great many OF
whom attended with view of pur-
chasing. There was no committee APP
pointed nor prizes awarded, but each
was the Judge for himself, aud the gen
eral impression seemed to be that the
machines all did ihoIr work exceeding
ly well. and tue best OF feeling pre-
vailed throughout At noon n bountiiul
repast was served by Mr Young and his
cstlmable LADY, 10 which all did ample
justice, especially your correspondent.
After dinner the balance OF the stand
Ing graia was cut and bound, and then
the "inslde" OF the different machines
were exploined bY their respective OPP
orators, and tho crowd quietly dispersed.
am credibly informed thc following
sales were madea as direct result VI ihe
exhibition Deering, II Osborne, 10;
Woods, g. More anon.
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VIII u. ltice the popular ugent Of the o
4 G. II. r. at this place engaged tho acryice
Of q special artist TO 'do" che city and vicin
| ity, and the result Of his labors arc now OF
exhibition at the Depot Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Farlow, Of Miller'a Sta
tion, paid us friendly visit last Monday
and took another $500 worth Of the DEMO
cRAT We would like TO have several thous
and such subscribers as Mr.. Farlow.
Our old friend, J. NJ. Coon, of Carnes Val
ley, Douglas county, ID down visiting hi.
relatives in this county. Hc called on u
last Thursday aud paid up for the DEmo
Graf May good luck attend him.
Last Wednesday wagon load Of young
follows loft this city in charge Of "Bullet'
to mako the ascent of Marya Peak. Tie
following persons answered 60 roll calls Prof.
Mattoon, Geo. Foster, George fiah, Thomas
ovcrman and Arthur Gray.
James A. YsntiS, Esd, Of Corvallis, Que
Of tho editors Of the Gasetie OF that place
made us a pleasant call Wednesday last.
He says railroad matters are looking .opeful
there aud every body Is iubiIant over the
prospects of speedy railroad connection with
tho Day.
Strange things viii occur IN this world.
Here No have been trying. and thought we
had succeeded in getting all the news that
could be iua down in this city, but VIC fsiled
at least in ono instance. A iiue great big
boy made his appearances at the residence Of
Ed. Zeyas. on the 6th inst. aud seems in
olined to stay there.
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A. o. &. W.
SPECTATOR

4 telegram To gentleman in Portland,
received only n few days ago, states that
tho Supreme Lodge, then in session at Do.
tr0it, Michigan, passed a resolution Ia take
the square and compass from the emblens
Of the Order, and substitute therefor tho
anchor aud tho shield. This - q change
that will meet with general approval.
The Supreme Lodge has voted To hold
its next annual session at Cincinnati. Ohio.
Dr. NJ. o. Fish, OF Oakland, California,
has been elected Supreme Foreman. Thl,
woulp indicate Tint tho next Supreme
Master Workman viii bo n Pacific Coast
man.
Death assessments M. and : are moss
due, and also the first assessment for the
new district, which will put 5000 in the
treasury 10 be paid ou: on li,o iirsl deaih
Ola member
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rRssE,iiLH atws.
l.. !. PoWrLg.
Hnpt. Public lnsIruriioi

The following items are 4aAeL from
u recent number Of the orloro plo.sseg.
printed at Prineyilie:
Hiding u ahOat over fnr til. -.,aeats.
abe the sunbgrIft boys arc comiuy it.
satisfied with the results of flJrir hard
labor and cDin 10 their pockets.
Priec. for three year olds, & close 10
<ls, and FOR fouF-ycar-0l,iS, 81 and 50
Is being Offered. nuf ~ n gener4i titlut,
owners are ho.dingo on fOr higher ur!s.,.y
Assessor ScliHtz says that the loss OF
sioek east or Deschuics nid the otner
si0e Of john Day, has been cnormsu..
several who lastyear branded 10 CALVES
Ihissehson canu0t find Oveseight or ten,
TIE COWS have bsen nearly all cleared
out.
Things were quite livfly IL .own fhe
iFst three days of the weelC-.fwo fiCBts
on sunday, two law suits ard four fights
"n -4"iidaF. Jaw suit ard eosfpltl og
s-irmis'les f.eeday-siuce when 4 dead
calm set 10.
Charley Iealey came in from the
spanish euich mines "Wednesday. and
reports wsrk progressing sicely. and
prospec's highly Us iGfiug. IL. came
IN lot some ir"n- WORK with which to
complete the araiars, which viii be in
running order Ten dugs after lie nanii,
reaches camp.
Bud Thompson with a hand Of be-
tween i've aud 81 hundred bead az f ne
looking steer and cows. drove titrouoh
Town " Hediie-dsy, on Ills way u ihp
lsear Creek range, and we understand
that nc contemplate FsmOving thither
with his ftnliiy ~ short time Bu,l
has purchased great many heal this
rcgspn. and Is uoW one of the mos;
extensive dealers in tlte county.
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!. Notice Is hereby given that tIle Stat.
Teachers Association Is appointed ~ mee
~ the city Of Portland. July II, 1881, aif
To continue IN session four DAYS.
The exercises Of tho ASSOCIATION pfomis
TO be more fBan usually Interesting
i bdueaiional topics will presented ana
discussed by the leading teacllors Of III
5tnta.
! Prominent edarat8rs from California
/ nave acepled invitations to be present on
the occasion and takG au active put in file
work. Prof. Cias. II. Alien Principal of
tho State Normal school, ran Joss. Cat,
mas accepted au invitation 10 bs present
ana conduct institute york during The
i0renoons Of the days during which tho
association viii he ~ session
Ibe State Superiuiendeut Of Public III
hlruetton Of Gal. anf ReV. Ur. Siratt3ii
president of tIe University Of fbe PaeiBe,
santa Ciafa., FRO expected 10 be present
anu nddreas tiit assfsdaiis1i
Many Of tho iea,HBg edncat0r4uf our
own State ba g tigHifod their intention 10.
bs present 81 All in fIe work of ihe aas0.
aiaiion. ~ further inaacen,eut 10
teasbofs, all others Throughout tho state,
Interested ~ tho promotion of onr general
ednctiional work. 20 attend. an able To-
announce tiiat all ihg principal lines Of
transportation in the State have generously
promised half fare faie~fo persons atfGnd-
- AH'5 tAasfS-fstilffi s-~tNA idfs VIII fff
charged 40 coming aad free return csrliG-
caes viii be Rfabied 1t the assoistioD.
hhe corata and urgent inyifaliDn il
extended 10 feaehfrs aud sducasiOnai
workers throughout tie Stale to attend. a |
more general ADD mas mot Kay. uniser,
sai nttendanre i e&peciad from tie teach |
efa oi hultpomah, Clackamas. Washing. !
lol ana Columbia ..ouulies ~ 100 iustiiufes 4
have been held 30 hesecauniles, thus far iise +
IfcNont year. The teachers 0f tbe rural /
districts Of the above named counties I
should, BY all means. ayni themselves er
.hi5 opportunity az receiving instruction
Ih the normal methods fr0m Prof AiIeii,
VINO it8 a eoiIduftOr ~ bof.ndI institutes,
has 40 superior 0n the coast
snpt >. A. Macrum. Cliy eupcfiutsiid-
'ht y. ". Crawford, aud Prof. X. Il War
zen, Principal 81 the Portland High school.
pave been appointed an Executive Com
niiiee 10 arrange program ard All tsl,.f
iece'e}a' " matters Tor the cDuYeHieii.s - or
he aseOciaiion
= session of be s,fa.e Board 81 iszainin-
ZION wiii DC heid 80 Salem, Inly 8, 1ssl:l
or ~" purpose Of g. smiuimg All applicants
nr ilie STATE and Life ibiploinas aud STATE
.fTiiihaie-. fOri. ! TuaiiGn as 10 Feqtife-
ienls 80 tlis examination applleAn : are
''i''ir'1 !" The nrpendix ~ tie Iampliiei
'f@' %. lii" ~ehpoi Law for 1880.
Eespceifuiis.
l.. !. powTLI4
SnpL. Public, lIisIrucfioa
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HAf.aaY. Jnne u 1881.
IIAIfaI8I fffIIF
Edtkorg Democrnk

HAGseY. June ~ 1851.
Edtfoyg Democrut.
We have iiad OR picnic aud 1t was 1
grand SUCCESS Every body was sur
pritcd at the great numher If peopl,
aud vehicles congregated 10 powell'i
grove. The day was beautiful and thf
grounds superb. II 70 a wona = that
tho rcople had not long bihcs discav-
O eel that such nice picnic aud camp
meeting ground was 80 conveniently
near. Everything went OF pleasantly
aad We have had 10 word Of complaint
or dissatisfaction, which speaks vol
umes for tho managers, This being their
first attempt. 10 liquor, OF it. effects
were seen during the whole lay. We
had number Of visitors, among them.
Mr. Pottinger, or the Albany Herld,
WHO took intbe town and picnic. Sir.
+. looked as rbddy and halo ns an En-
glisliman, nnd seemed to enter into
the sport and enjoyment Of the day
with Ms much zest as though he were
ono OF the boys Some Of our knowing
ones insingatcd that lie made jam OF
"mash,' and from the en'rancing
smiles that beamcd from biz pleasant
couDicnance while he. 'glo3r' through
tho eiddy waltz with his fair pnrfncr
We believe nc IL all chunky lrs all
right, old boy, sail ahead ani pui-in
yer best licks and you have our
blessing
Tie following is the lia ~ prizes |
awarded during lhe ,iuy
Bet defamation, Aiss Ollie Holland |
lest lady barehaelS rider, Miss Mag |
gle Shepherd.
Winner gents f1Dt race, Owen Bird. |
Tie premium 90 ihe oldest grntle.
man in the mttrimp1ial market was
awarded TO jas Washlnrn after ii hard
The most accomplished re-iucttc.
Miss Ollie Lame.
The most stylisiily dr-a. ! young
indy. Ml.s Ida Black
Tie best dressed aad neutesi appear
ing gentleman, H. s. Thompeon
The homlIest man, Joe DfiIiSnal
We consider ihls "a shame, o. there
were two or three homlicr melt 0n tie
ground than .Ioscph. The contest was
between a gentleman from Albany and
dr. DiinlsarIl, tut the Albany party
having carried oil the prize ia former
contest an,l some og the judge bclug
they deemed Is too much
'f monopoly 10 again nwaf IL 10 the
Albany claimant aiao SOME were of
Inc opinion that lie came purposcly
ixcd for tie contest, bat we believe 10
uch thing, he Was nntnr1Iiy 80 aul
nc cant help It.
The most graceful an.. ilattl.pnae ia,Iy
Miss Sallic Smith.
lion. I. L. Porter addressed lhe pic
niceis Ia lis usual forcible manner.
The Ifalscy band was on ilie grnand
and llseoussed good music.
Hon. Jas. X. weathcff,rl paid us "a
visit yesterday.
Wool Is - cents hefe. '!alsey + AZ /
was at the top oi lhe market.
Wheat prospects were never better
Con .e4neutiy farmers are happy.
ioGr Correspondent,
0SCgIN AWHILE
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a Pine Workman.

II. A. Clark, proprietor OF tho Albany
Marble Works, Is truly skilled work
man In marble and stone, as any one can
see by calling mt his establishment. Last
Wednesday he shipped up tho road
four fine heads.ones and two beautiful
monuments, one monument being for the
late @. w. Stewart, brother of Mrs John
Monteith, of this city, which will be placed
over his grave at Cottage Grove. Mr.. Clark
Is probably the best stone-cutter in the
State, and his trade is growing fast. Ho
goes up into Lane and Douglas county this
week on business trip, and will no doubt
return with orders sufficient to keep him
at work all winter.
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Writing seslaeI

Prof. l. Dawson. Of san Jose, C1, is
10 the city and eiii.open w4iting school in
tie Central school bu.l1inc. lie las formed
two elassea, q jnveniie AID an adult class.
Tor the Juvenile clio lie i.onp FOR lessons
afg from $50 d. .. tosIl:20 .. ~ aud for
tie adait class fron !. N. 70 Z 7. m, ard
also an evening lssson from p. "a. to 0 =.
NJ The lessons will commence today. Fri
day.t tlie 2I!h Inst, and i,e viii give rsga ar
lessons here Thursdeys, FridaJs aud sa'nI-
days. At the hours above mentioned. lie
VIII .slro organize class at Corvallis and
ldve iessons ihese mi Mondays. TuesIats
and wedneslsy-. The Professor y a tiDe
pennian asd thoroughly eomnetent teaeber,
and parties desising lessons - Yeumanlsb;p
vii! 90 veil 10 take advantage u his selseei.
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u,ers.HFae eorar-l o>raacF.

HAEafnYEs. juno -. lS5l
: ~r fora et labarcrs o.. making the
dast q, on tbv Morrow Cane between
R-.an yi.!r aad Cohurg
lal taft~rigat Aaa ias. returned from
ga.- tiig, whittier he vent T. take teams
far iier & Fa.k, oi ,bis plao- BE says
t'n.sa are s'.o.i IN that country s.al Iaoaey
p'en;y.
Henry Trifp, bog about Q years Of aee.
a day or two SINE nonn.oi rs fathers
hoss with spurs On. Tae hora, beIled
agaast su.h sharp treatment, theew the boy,
eating severe cash ia his heal and rcn-
deriHs him sensslcss. Moral Boys on the
fpir Of tho momeat sheaM nevcr mount
free horse with spgrs.
Fears are eatsrssiaei ,,iat Il TIE weather
continues wet mnrh longer tie rust VIII ruin
the wheat.
". W. fraaeis, oi Halary. j. gra alaally
coming 70 him.eli aaler iae able treatment
o. nr. Smith. 1, - $50 doubt : ease OF
m .uial dorauacmer'
hpyiug grain in this tvieiut5 h coming ga
rardly; arlls that hlt lof the iatp ra;as
woald have proved Z total iaiiers now prem
iso iae yield, and farmers aear smiling
faces At the prospect.
$. L. Vocabulary, oi this iiaoe, an old ani
respeesed citizen IS lyias very in az his res
Hence with Fome diaieuily # the stomach
h has no. eaten any thing Tor several days
aud is getting very low.
The piaaic At Halsey on satnrdiy last was
largely attcndeli the exercises passed on in
quiet aud orderly msurner.
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saooGrs, EsyER News.
CAar CREEK, wAsco Co, Ogn.
June Sth, 1851.
CA

IA NJ = REX NASco to., fSh.
june stu, 1871.
Eiiiogs Democrat,
Noticing IN your paper, tia, yon have
Lad no items from this section OF the
country, thought few wonld not be
arniss and be of interest 10 your many
readers.
Horses and cattle arc ia excellent order
and beef cattle arc In fine condition, this
Summer
Tho calf crop Is said to bo very good.
Scarcely any stock died in this country,
last winter being fine wlGior, no stuck
needing food except few old cows.
Grass has been good thisSpring, and now
we are having fine rain thet viii revive
the grass considerably.
James Elkins arrived inihis county a
week or 40 ago, looking after his stock on
Beaver creek.
N. X. Price, and J. 4 Mi'.afd who
started from the valley with young cattle
arrived last week.
Charlie Webber, n son of Joseph Webber
of your city has been very i'll, with Ty-
phoid fever, but am glad to announce
that he is rapidly convalescing and will
be all right in short time.
Rumor has 1t that, certain young
"buclxaroo" will stop "baSching" and tako
unto himself cook,--wll most probably
briug her from near the D4lles and iftho
"Doctor' dontsoon put in appearance II =
will get away with his Bear creek daisy.
No post-ofllce in this section yet and if
there is anything needed here it Is place
to get onr mail regularly.
Inotiee several Of the "raneherees" here
have put in grain. this Spring, and it looks
well. Grain will grow here If only a lite
attention is paid toit.