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About The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1881)
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1881 TUB 9 AMD TRK BAlLKOAMi The farmer, in to paper, Read the editorial mention That the public welfare rested On political conventions ; Bat the trees had leaved and bloaaemed, And the grass continued growing ; 11 the sprouts of corn were starting, ad the farmer went eu hoeing. The wheat grew white and yellow, ad the corn was nioelj growing ; The farmer smoked his pipe in peace, And 'boat his turnips went oa heeing. 11 this time the railroad men Were buy abasing things political. Why, apparently no one knew The farmer least of all was critical : For the earth was filled with plenty, ad the time was past for hoeing, Markets everywhere were bare Surely prospects now were glowing. But whoa the farmer shipped his grain, Little eating, little knowing, What freights were charged to market It left a truly sorry showing. u. The price was hlgh.but so were freights; of rich, it left him owing, wroth the farmer quick became Quoth he, what is ths use of sowing ; We laws must have to fair decide, What share the carrier.wbat the grower Bat whan he came to get the laws. He found 'twas quite beyond his power The railroad men had busy beeu Shaping and moulding things political, The reason why now plain to all, The situation somewhat critical. Daihf Orapkk. Blue grass Improves on the same ground for a hundred years or more. Shelter and warmth with regular ity in feeding, are essential to success ia the management of cattle. Cotton was raised at Ottumwa, Io wa, the present eeaeon, and the grow, er .Tfessee the belief that It may be frowc at a profit The Thirty Tears war, in Germany, between Catholic .and Protes tants, and was concluded by the Peace of Wesphalia, in 1648. " There are parties now in England who are contracting for Canadian hay to be delivered in Liverpool and Olaagsw. The hay and fodder crops are poor ia Great Britian this year. Draining low lands will contribute to promote health and profit. Our wet and marshy lands are the richest lnenranie matters and become the most profitable to the owner when thoroughly drained. If one wishes to save a few barrels of choice apples for sale their preser vatioa is not only greatly enhanced by wrapping each aple in rpper, as a further security against bruising in ease of transportation, but it gives them a more attractive appearance en being opened. mmm One hundred years ago Arthur Young's three agricultural maxims were as follows: ' Good culture is another name for much labor," "A good tenant cannot be favored too much or a bad'ooe have his rent rais ed too high," "Great farmers are generally rich farmers. IrvdisB steadily growing in import- as an exporter of wheat, and tse wheat trade of the country now ranks in Importance to gold and Last year the exports increas ed to a considerable extent; the quan tity expected from Bombay alone a- to 306,000 tons. Clover not only provides an abund- of nitrogenous food, but deliv ers this food in a readily available form, as nitrates, more certainty of a good result than if such food be ap plied to the land under the form of nitrogenous Spring topdressing. Now is the time to dear the beds and rhubarb of weeds talks, and give them a good heavy coating of manure. This will to a great extent work in to the roots by Spring, when the whole shou.d he forked in. These remarks apply rather to the kitchen garden than the market garden. Hew that the leaves sre falling it is best to secure them as bedding for the pigs, cattle and horses. Leaves are foil ef various kinds of plant food, yet for use alone as fertilizers it might not be profitable to spend much vuluabie time in raking them op, hot if used for heddiogf their val me is much enhanced. For -rving roet take boiled linseed oil and stir into it pulverized charcoal to fhe consistency of paint. Put a coat of this on the timber and either time nor weather will affect it Wood prepared as above in said tar lest longer than iron. e- The oilcakes and bran are the foods richest in phosphoric acid: straw and meadow hay are the foods poorest in this constituent. Lime is the most abundant in clover hay, bean straw and turnips, and occurs in least quan tity ip the cereal grains and in pota toes. Potash is abundant in roots, hay, bean straw, bran and oilcake, and to found in smallest quantity in the cereal grains. There are said to be 50 injurious laeecti in our vegetable gardens; 50 la ear vineyards, while 75 attack ear apple trees and more than fifty our grain fields. $75,000,000 is esti mated as the damage done to the wheet in Illinois in one season, and nearly ten years ago the annual loss in the United State from insect dep redetjna alone was estimated at near ly $400,000,000. SlftOst per year can he easily mad at home working for E. G. Hideout & Co., 10 Barclay St., Now Ye. Send 1st their catalogue und fuli pflrt'euisrs 4 Itnrcn Directory. Y. P. C. .Meets st their rooms in Fos ter s bnck building on W odnosdny evenings at 7:30 o'clock, and on $abtath afternoons at 4k Business meetings are held on the even ing of the second Monday m each month. Everybody invited to attend. U. P. Churom. lVoacbingcvcry Sabbath, at 11 a. II., and 7 r. M. by Rev. K. U. lr- vine, l 1. Sabbath School at 2:30 r. u. Prayer meetiug every J hursday evening. K v A m : KLK'AL CtttfaCK. -1 Voaohi ng on Sab- bath at 11 a. m., and 7 J r. m. Saldmth School 12:15. Prayer meeting every Thurs. day evening. W. C. Katitnor, pastor. Conorko ation AU Ch ITRCU. Serv loosevery Sabbath at 11 a. m. and S r. at. .Sabbath School at 2:30. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening of each weok. J. W. Harris, pastor. M. K. Chcrcu, SotrrH. Services every Sabbath at St Paul's M. K. Church. South, at 11 a. m. and 7i r. M. Sabbath School at 12J r. st. Prayer meeting every Thurs. day evenng. M. C. Miller, pastor. M. E. Chvrcu. Prcaehing every SabUth at 11 A. m. and 74 '. M. Song service m the evoninn before sermon. Sabltath School t 2.30 r. M. Prayer meitiug every 1 nurs lay evening. I. lull on, pastor. Prsrbytiu.ian Ciii' r.i'il. Service every Sabbath mornim and cvcminr in Collect) OhapeL Sunday School immediately rfter the morning service, 1 raer meeting every Thursday evening, llov. Isaac II. Con-lit pastor. Executor's Notice. N' OTICK IS HKUKItY tJlVF.N THAT the undcrMiiined have been by an or der of the.County Court of Linn County Or .duly appointed Executor of thelsat wii and testament of Win. II. Ingralmm, de- cvaed. Alt nervous having claims avainst the etato of said deceased are hereby required to presont the tame with the proper vouchers to the undersigned, a tho law eifice of Jhus t Miller, st Loh anon, Or., within six months irotn tho date hereof. October 27, 1SS1. tiKOKttK KLUM, U1KAM Kl.l M. Executors. NOTICE TO DEBT0R& 4LL WHO ARK INDEBTED TO MK or have any buainoea to transact with me, are hereby notified 'hat my attain aro left in the hands ; Mr.xmoti eileniaoh. of the firm of Monteilh A St iionl'Ach. i.. Klikk. NOTICE. HAVING disposed of mv business In Albany, all iierxotis indebted to mo are requested to come forward and settle by Nov. I. 1 can still M touuil at my old place of business. 1-lf BUG KX K BUCHANAN. Fr Catarrh, Dyspepsia. Hendarhr, OeMW liy, Seared rsslM Heaiwigia, IbrsnaUMS, s an id Servos I!ordrr. Park stay be ro veuM-niljr Meat ny ex press, r essay raw isnmeaiate ae at hoaw. Head far free treatise an the Oxygest treatment. Add rem the proprietor. ... mum m mmwrntrwrn run. arm. ors.fc. sathews, sparine DCfswis see Soatsrome r at, San I'raaekea. cad. STOMACH ittebs eae of the Reasonable Pleasure ui life, a properly oookcJ meal, affords little or no present enjoyment, sad BSBSh nteueut torture to m confirmed dyspeptic. Bui heti chronl- tngf tioo is omtMUMd with il .tir' SU u h USttcn, the (oid U eaten with relwii, an i to- imitortant of all, is ssstmihned t.y snd w rtruncs the 4iw Use this grand tonic SSi corrective alao to reutcdy eoostipatioo, biliousness, rhcuutatistn, Jcer and sjppa For sale by all Lrajrists and Healer trenentHr. C3P ANAKES.S DB. R. SUWBErfi EUTERStL P1LK RFXI.DI Give Instant Relief, and is an Infallible CURE FOR ALL KINDS OF PILES. Hold by Druggists everywhere. Price, $L00 per box, nrrjxiia. by mail, ffemptai writ to Physicians and n'l gvfTervrn. l-v Xeustaedter & Co., Box 3!M. New Yic City. Sole numufacturcrs at AN A K p:sis Mt. J. H. Batki, New spaper A.ivertis ing Agent, 41 Park Row , I'ime Building) New York, is authoriz -d to contract for advertisements in the Ikmi;hat at our best rates. Ling of the Blood Is not a "cure all r' it is a blood-purirter and tonic Impurity of blood poisons the system. deranes the circulation, and thus induces many disorders, known by different names to distinguish them ac cording to effects, but being really branches or phases of that great generic disorder, Imparity ef Bleed. Such are UywpnUi, liiluiuanet, JAvtr Compltiint, Corutiijation.. Strvcm Viwrrdera, Head ache, Backache, Orneral Wrnkneim, Heart Disease, Dropry, Kidney IHxease, Pllei. HhrumatUm, Ca tarrh. BcrouXii, Skin Disorder, Ilmples, Vlcert, Swelling, &c.,&e. King ef ibe Blood prevents sad cures these hy attacking th eatiee. Impurity, of the Blood. Chemists ana physicians Hgree in calling It " th most genuine and efficient prepa ration for the purpose." Sold by Druicintn, St per bottle. 8ee testimonials, direction'), &c.,jn pant phlet, "Treatise on Ile;is of the Blood,' wrapped around each 1 ott'e. . Ka.VSOM. hOS a CO., rrcps.. Uaffalo. K. 1 do Send for out New Illustra ted Price-List No. 30, for FallandWin- terofl881. Free to any address. Con tains full description of all kinds of goods for personal and family use. We deal directly with the consumer, and sell all goods in any quantity at wholesale prices. You can buy better and cheaper than at home. MONTGOMERY WARD p CO. 227 and 229 Wabash Avenue,Cihicago,Iil. FARMS FOR SALE BY CiAlB H.STEWART, Real Estate Broker, ALBANY, OREGON The following ia a partial list t 170aorei sone and a half miles west of Tangent, Oregon.and inlleafroru Albany. s,i ai-iea in oultlvation ; 40 aores more can be put in cultivation easily; balance good timber and ta.Hturo land. Holl. rich blaok prairie. Uood house and barn, good board ionce, all in good repair 5 youug oroliaiTl of 100 treos: irood w on and running atreani for stock ; good aohool, church and xat- oilt. : l'imhI nelirhborluMMl ami iroixl soot otv. Terms fib ier acre ; fil.OOO down, reat on easy terms. 100 seres 6 miles south-east of Halaey, i uiilea from Urownavllle and u mile from llarriabunr. 60 acres in cultivation and all rich prairie land; no Umber, but plcu ,e a a a a a ft a. tv within 4 miles ana cnoap. ah uuuez gwl fence; house one aud a half story, t rootna aud unelair; l mm ".uxso ami a sftaasl irralnerv; two aood wells, one wlud mill pump: uew land. Kverythiug about the place in the way of budding, fences, etc., I new and ia good snapo; .Narrow ;uira rnn throuith le place aud station near, good school, churcU snd poat-onico lactllUoa. Term, flow. 320 sere 14 miles oast of Albany, snd 4 miles from depot on narrow gauge i 60 HM-reM iu cultivation ; 210 pralriu, not cultl vaiod but gooil paturo, aud a porlic n fair plow land ; 60 acres light timber, good wood. Kntlre lsud under fence ; average building, house and bain ; small orchard 5 or 0 acre, apples, eta school and church both near. Good neighborhood. Price $!, 000; terms, one third down, time on reat. 225 acres, 1 8 miles east of Albany and H mile from Narrow Gauge; 75 acres iu cul tivation, 76 prairie, not plowed, in paature small bruan ; two amau nouses and t ....... n n 4 amKw! ll w n ram fthnlM a.t .. alt under fonce.not firat claa; achool hotiae ou land; good neighborhood. Price S3, .'00; terms one-third down; balance on long time. 160 acres 16 miles east of Albany and mites from Narrow Gauge. Unimproved good farm land, mostly Ur brush. Price is tier acre, one-third down, easy term on balance. SO acre 1 ving 16 mile duo south of Al bany, 6 at ilea south went or Iebanou ; and one and a half tulles from Hand ltldge school house; 2 miles from church and H tulle from station on Narrow Gauge ; all undor cultivation, Clr board and rail fences; well drained ; no standing water one well and pump; soil, black prairie and rich; hmise Hi'jX-i-,, 3 rooms and up stairs VA story; small stable; all In fall wheat and crops looking fine. Price, J per acre; term easy. 2200 acres 10 tnlleeeaatof llarrinhurg on the line of the narrow gauge raiirod. The iiuoMt stock ranch in I Jun county; a living stream of water runs the entire leugth of the farm. All ancloaed with apieudid fen-; a Ane dwelling; good large barn snd two smaller hoaaeafor tenantaor help 2eS ac oa in cultivation, ami the balance In paature land : about tvuo acre are sus ceptible of culti vati .it; a aplendld oruhard and good well on the place, l eruta eaay, part caah and balance ou long time. 130 acres lying 4 miles west of Albany on road to Cbrvailia ; all under fence ; 100 acres in cultivation ; can all be cultivated except about 16 aciea. Price, 13 per acre; $UO0 down and balance secured by mort gage; dwelling house of two rooui and good log barn, aheddod on three sides. School 1 mile. 280 seres on Nsn ow Gauge road, 11 mllo from Albany and 6 miles from Sclo, and 7 Vi miles from Jefferson. 123 acre good farroina land, 76 acre in cultivation; re mainder in timer and brush, house 18x2, with 16 foot walla, ell 16x28 ; goad barn 22x34 with 14 foot shed on one aide; good fjeaeei and ener Denes. fJIMMeafe eewa if possible. Rather than net sell will take 20ii0 down, and balance on 2 to S years time, secured by mortgage. 190 acres of a mile west of Albany; 100 acres in cultivation and 0M acres oak and ash timber.good wood land; all under fence, board and rail, some good sad J bad ; about 7 acres In orchard, apple, mostly pears; good soil; 20 bushel wheat per acre on average; good two-story frame house, plastered, 6 rooms, built in 1873, and cost 12'OU; good barn. 28x40 and two shed; well arranged for farm purpose. Terms, ffcOOO, 2 years time on S6000. 160 acres miles west of Tangent; 100 seres in cultivation; all new land, clean and ia good order; good two story bouse, 8 room, nearly new and in good condi tion: good new barn 30x36; fine young orchard, 100 plum and prune trees, fair apple orchard; fences In good order; plen ty running water; 20 acre of good Umber; rich, black soil and very productive. Price 6250, t cash and balance on time. 100 acres one and a ha't miles northeast of Albany; 16 acres iu wheat, rest in fair average; woodland; good land; neatly fenced. Prieo lb acre; term eaay. 500 acres 1 mils southeast ol Sods Spring ; fsir farming ; small house; 300 screw fenced. Will be sold in small tracts or sll together; good school, church snd J ot-office at Sodaville, also the Mod a Springs. Price f 5 per acre; easy terms. 20 acres 3 miles northwest ct Lebanon, near Narrow Gauge; river bettom.rich and productive: unimproved, dosirable for garden. Price $20 per sere; terms easy. 320 acres southwest of Sweet Home ; all under good fence, fenced into fields: 5 acres in good orchard, apple and peaches; house with two rooms snd upstair: Isr&e frame barn; soil, rich, black loam, boUotn land ; 00 acres iu cultivation ; .balance good paature land; well watered with springs; good timber 30 miles- southeast of A' bany, 12 milea from hrownaville and 6 miles from Crawfordsville; 6 miles from good griat mill ; 2 miles to school, church and postoflice. 910 per sere, easy terms. ICO acres 8 miles south of Sodaville and 20 miles from Albany; unimproved. Price $5 per Sfrre. 7't acres 18 miles east of Albany ; unim proved . Price S5 per acre; easy terms. 103 acres lying 8 miles above Lebanon on the Lebanon Mouutain road. No fen ce or improvement. 15 or 20 acres tim ber, balance rich prairie laud. Price $13 per acre. 80 acres 1 miles above OneaUa, ou Ya quina Bay, known as the old shipyard. It has a splendid frontage oc the Bay, snd will be sold at $11 per acre. 107 acres lying below and within 114 mites of Lebanon, all under fence. 85 acres in cultivation, snd the remainder lain timber and brut-h. Box house, 1 story, 2 rooms below snd one above fiaru, not very good. Good well : small orchard. Cross fences to the amount of 5000 rails. Sufficient cord wood can be cut and floated to Albany from thi place by onJy a few laborers to pay for it in two year. Only mile from canal. Possess ion given by the 15th of October. The land is rich and wilt turn out wheat 40 and 50 bushels to the acre. Dr. SPINNEY, NO. 11 KEARNY ST. Treats all 4 hrunie aud Special Diseases. YOUNGr MEN w IIO MAY BE SVPFEBIIVCi FBON THE effcts of yuuthful lollies or huiseretion. wilJ lo well to avail themselves ol this, thegreatest boon uver laid ac thu altar oi sunerinir humanity. UK. SI'INNKV will guarantee to lorfeit 500for every case Bssstnsls wakiieit or private ditwaso of anv kind or ca ractcr which he undertakes and faihr to euro. 11IIMM K.Ai.i l MEN. . There sre many at the are of thirty-fi ve'to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the blad der, often accomfiaiiiod by a alight sinartirur or buruiiir sensation, and a weakening' of the system in a manner the latieut cannot account for. On e examminir the urinary deposits a ropy sedisient will often be fosnd md Bonictimes small particles of albumen will appear, ,r the color will be of a thin milkish hue, again change ing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which is the seoond stage of seminal weakness. Dr. 8. will guarantee a perfect curs in all such cases, and healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs. Onusm Hours 10 to 4 and 8 to 8. Sundays from 10 to 11 a m. Consultation free.- Thorough examinatiur and advice, So. For privato diseases of short standing a fuM eoar.e of inedlcin e tufRcieut for a cure, with all instructions, will be sent to any address c-u receipt of filO 00. Call and address, . uxc. in GREAT INDUCEMENT! And Hllli the rh conthm ONE PRICE HARE ERS' AND MECHANICS' CASH STORE. Just rt reived t3 U I rtt niii r, M i i - i Gcnf k irnisliing Goods AT LOW 50 Dozen Me ns AV Ihtrtfj 91.UU. Men'MNcotclillltiMi:; Uh, Men's Fine Dress hi , worth Look nt our Shake- o Look at our Ov ora Look at our Brora. oftafttj OrefM A yard. Look at oar fas hint i . Look at our Ladies t oll Look at our ( lii Mi en's I: Look at our rush for V, LOOK AT OUR FINE i Embroider,; Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, Silt Latins, Tve teens, Plaids, Brocaded and Plain Dress Goods at IMMENSE BARGAINS. SEND ON APPL! CATIONS FOR SAMPLES. Don't fail to 3ee our 37.00 Oloak, e A. WAIIEIIEIMER9 Prop'r. HARR1SBURG, ORECON, OCT. 25, 1881. JOS1 BRIGrOS AT THE OLD STAND. 72 I r HTRKET, HAH ON HAND AS KIN K Aft AKTM KNT Oy COOK, BOX AND PARLOR STOVES AND RANGES. As nmj bouse In the lle) . lie so Imports and munufarlurei TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE OK KVKRY D HO R I rTION IN HTIK'K OR TO ORDER. AMQ, HE KKEI'H ON HAND, A i ULI. ASNORTME.NTOP GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE. AM. OK W If It'll HE OiKtM TO TIIK PUBLIC AT I'RIt'ES, THAT DKK. COMPETITION. CALL AT 91 KIRhT STRKEr, AI.HANY, t)HEUON. Repair work done at vitn26 rriiav CHICAGO ANO NORTH WESTERN I t) OLDEST! BKMT COftSTKUCTICD BEST KOUI'PKI) ! ami in.i.cc U. LEADING RAILWAY -UFTIIK- WE8T AM) SOUTHWEST, It is the SHORT. BI KE snd SAFE Route brtweeu OOUNOIL BLUFFS AND Chicago, Milwaukee And all points 1. AST, such as Rlacara Valla, Krw Vnrk, rhlla!rllita, Beaton, Washington, RMlllinore, F.a burg, Montreal, Toronto, l IroU, Clevclaad. At Osuidl Bluffs the trains of the Chlcsco and North Western and the V. P. Ry's depart from, ar rive at snd use the same Joint Union Depot. At Chicago close connections aro made Willi tho Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Baltimore ai-d Onto, Ft. Wayne and Pennsylvania, aud Chicago and t;rund Trunk Itaiireads, and the Kankakee and i'an ll.iudle Routes. Pnlman Palace Drawing Room Can Are run on all through tralss of this road It is ths ONLY ROAD between 4 OI'SH'tl 1(1,1 r I S ANU Bic.ir.o, I'pon which is run ths celooratml PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CAP.3. Insist upon Ticket Agents soiling you Tickets vis this road. Examine your Tickets, and refuse to buy if they do not read over the Chicago and North western Hallway. If you wish the best traveling aocornmwiationi you will buy your tickets by this rouU'aVAND WlLL TAKE NONK OTHRR. All ticket agents sell tickets by this line. MtttVIM III 4.131 I I Snd V. P. and Uen'l Mnng'r, 4 h EASTWARD. 17il REVERE HOUSE, Corner First and Ellsworth Albany. 4r ,n. Chas- Pfeiffer, Prop'r. This new Holel Is fitted up In first class stylo. 1 .itics supplied silh the best the maikot ailtudx. .".riii Bails in every Room. A good Sample Room f on, Uiercial Travelers. . tWVrre 4'nnr.b to and trow lae Uolrl.t J. W. BENTLEY. Custom Boot & Shoe Maker OOTS AND 8HOB8 mads io order, and repairing dons with nsaUx an ami lit the DEALING FARM i PRICES. aovttally worth Bv.iH) for s worth $14.00 for $&JlO. N'i.bOO, .or SI 7.. "JO. for 8 1 00 a pair. GOOD. CJoocIm, worth 5o. for I tic. to a yard.. , Mmits a p tir. etiffj a pair. .Soap, 2 ban ti'i imh! lo reasonable figures. MEW YORK SHOPPING ! Kvorylm.lv dnIlffhlol with ths tastaAil and beniHlful aelecilons rumIa by Mrs. La mar, who has nevrr fallrMi to ploaae her (MiNtniners. New Ksll Circular Jusi iastiod. Send for It. AddrAsa MKS. ELLEN LAMAR, ls:7tf s?7 Broadway, New York. NEW BARBER SHOP ! J. H. SURLES, Prop'r. 4 UOOD SEA FOAM SHAMPOO poos J with sack shave. Prices for shaving and liair-iHittinic same as usual, ltooms opposite Mcllwaln'a store. KHf ALBANY CITY Flouring- Mills. WE have already sgreed with the farmers for ths storage of one half our capacity, but we can yet dore about 45,000 bushels. First come, first served. PREMIUM, 4 CTS. PER BUSHEL in mill foed as ususl. THOS.9IONTEITII fc SON. MAGNOLIA MILLS. WE aro fully picpaiol uh usual to Dir uImIi storage and Mirks on liio ino-t favurabio terms. A LIBERAL PREMIUM WILL BE PAID. J. H. FOSTER & CO., Magut-liti Mills. 17nl S TARTLING DISCOVERY! L08T MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youthful irapmdenoe causing Prema tnro Iecay. Nervous DebiUrf. Lost Manhood, etc., having tried in Tain esary known remedy, has dis covered a fimplesMf cure, which he will send FREE ti his fellow-sufferers, address J. H. llslEVJKS, 4:! i;buUiam t., N. Y. PATRONIZE OK 1,101 Can sell you all goods in the line of General Merchandise just as cheap as you can e home and buy them. He carries a large and varied assortment of all goods, is well prepared to exhibit them, and you can make just as good selections by purchasing of him. Remember the place, C. B. MONTAGUE'S LEBAHOiVf IIOFinW V JOSEPH, PROPRIETORS OP ALBANY SODA WORKS, -AND DEALERS IN Imported and Domestic Cigaif, CandieF. Nuts and Allmn.v, - ONE DOOR BEIXW MONEY I am now bettor prepared than ever before to negotiate loans on good improved farm lands. The departure of my late partner has not interfered with my connection with the firm for which Stewart & Grey were loaning money and I can obtain loans on more liberal terms than ever. If you must have money, remember that I can get it for you. CLAIB H. STEWART. WEST COAST FLAX MILLS, -MANUFACTURERS OF SAIL, BROOM, SEWINC ANO BALL TWINES, ALSO X.X.3STS32T "ST-A-HISTS Foot of Jsckaon Street, ALBANY - - OREGON. P. O. BOX 1G8. VTOTICE TO If ARMERH. We would 11 respectfully inlorm tbo farmers of ttiia stctioa that we are permanently lo cated here, and are prepared at all times to pay the highest market price for lint flax. We will gladly furnish parties who intend sowing flax any information they desire. Depending largely upon the fariusra of this section for the success of our enterprise and tho raw material a e consume, and believing ilsx growing to be a profitable industry, we reapeottully ak ii to eustaiu a homo iaduatry :hat promises to become mutually benetiuiai. Albany, Or., Aug. 25, JbHi. 4yl WEST COAST FLAX MILLS. The Corvallis Fruil Co. Will purchase Plummer dried fruit al full market prices; Will send a competent person to as vise fruit growers as to cultivation of or addi tions to orchards ; Will pupply fruit tree of anproved sorts at moderate prices; Will sell Plummer Driers through Llun, Benton and Lane count ass. . Ltiters to be sent to Corvallis rv fm pany, Corval lie, Benton County, Oregon, WALLIS NASH, President. JAMKS HkaI'm.xn, Se.-'v. JHiiuary 1, lbSf 24wH (rATXSTUD 3VVX lUTO, 1870. ) IOH SAU UV rO. It AIM a 441 FOSHAY & MASON, wHoitALK ash asrub Druggists ami itooksellers, ALII A NY, OKKCsON. Xfltttttf 2 IIEIilllAiTS. JANON, go away from GENERAL STORE, OREGON. Tobac com, Groceries, Provisions, Tropical Fruits. ... Oregon. JOHN JMUOOV STORE. 89yl TO LOAN RED CROWN MILLS. ItALLAKU, isom & o., rROPR'S. ra ruoi'sas kum'k srraaioa roa famii.iem ANO 8AKBRS ' (.. BEST STORAGE FACILITIES. Highest Price in Cash for Wheat. ALBANY - mi - OR. JAMES I ANNALS, saavrAcrvaaa amp dkalbs is FURNITURE BEDDING. Carsier Perry and Krroad Streets. ALII.4KY, - - OREGON. isfSSly SALTMARSH & LANGDQN, DRUGGIST. Books, Stationemy and Toilet Articles, A xjikTB ock ana ixw I'ricee. OITX DKUG STORE, Syl ALBANY, ORC4.0. Oregon Marble Works3. H. A. ( LARK, Proprietor. MAsTFACTrsjea or MONUMENTS, Tomb and Grave Stones, Mantels, Table-Tops, Washstands, Etc All kinds ol cemetery work done in Urhle. Pnie tfUme nit'l Granite. All irk donu in firt-ulss stvle SJlll sA ll l.i hi u.t t& nil hik of Kerrj Slivt't. Ih.vcii 8e-ond slid Tkinl. Al.lliVV, UltFAiSJN. M I 1 nol ett)loy sn iuexpericuoml tiiva and uu ousloiuer Uiu buneflt ut the 26 utr ,....,,...1.... . II .u....l - - ...... L cr oon t, .... I I l.f I'll! ...IV. ..VM .VI -VU. II Aloany Bath House. IUa UNDSheilUMRD WOULD RK8PEC1 fully inform ths cltisent of A tbauv nd vi eiaity that I hare taken charga of this Keiabliib ment,and,by keeping clean rooms and psyia strict Mtontion to business, expects iv salt si those who may favor us with their patronage Having heretofore earned on nothing bat First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons, we expeott to flra entire satisfaction to tl HrChildies and Ladies' Hair neatly eu i shampooed. JOS WEBBER, ALBANY MARBLE WORKS ALBAHY, OREGON. STAItiER BROS. Proprietor. MONUMENTS, TABLETS, AUD IIEADSrOINES in Italian. or Vermont Marble, Also, arery variety of nemtry and otlisr stone work dons with nsatnows and dispatch. Special attention Riven to orders from all parts of this Kuto and Washington Territory. flVAIl work warranted. lfk5 ALBANY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. EftTAIlXiftllED 163. Hv A. Y. CffBRBY, sftaafed st corner of Kin anl Monfgonwiy Htr--u, Alhauy Oregon. I ImvIiju tukf-n cliarifof thalMiVf fimiiMf Wnrk. i- ur.. f.r.-' ii. I ti. iii.niilui'f i.rA Mfi. MBlflSMSa, MSsJ .r -'. Mill", Wosd workliiK Machinery, Porn f. Inn and Braaa Casting of every dm r n. Maehinerv of all .kinds repaired. Hix- cial attention given'to repairing farm n a iihinery. ratlera Malt lag amr la all It tmnmrn. lfkllyl A. K. CUEURY A HON. ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 4LB4NT, OR. The First Tir will opes on Wedaea- .1 t' . I "iL Ltlj1 nay, wpiemurr nm, loei. Vr rrtirulrs nnrrrniag tW eooi i of sta.1 i Mk. srinr M laiWi. siiy to Ef. EtSEST S. aiSIT. TING SAM WA'S LAUNDRY ! Doea tbo beat washing and fmnintr in Al tssny at loweat rates. Contracts made for C'binoao labor. Ijsundnr on Waabintrton street, opposite Marshall's Livery Ntable C C CBIHRT. C Jt. PARKKF. ALBANY IRON WORKS, CHERRY & PARKES, (Snooeesors to C. C. Cborry.) MacMnistsS, Millwriglitg, and Iron Founders. WK HAVK OUR NEW SHOPS AIL oonipletd, snd are now prepared to handle al kinds of heavy work. We will manufacture Steam Knginen. Griat and Saw Mill Machinery, ami ail kinds of Iron and Brass C'aatinira. rATTCKXft Hti: 0 UOkT OTlt E. Hpecial attention given to repajrinsr all kinda of machinery. Will also manufac ture tb improved Cherry fc White (J rain Separator. 4SB Bait- St.- eStor a LstsaWrr lard. Allsany, Jr., Ue. 1, 1880. Wf 2aW H esn look and ktOg-h sad h.u simI sueer. It esn was or subjugate, relrass or triuoajm- kicikinv nmn rui mimn Iw. ah ruined. ..r litlfl roar eres csrtfuHy fitted wHh the Johnston Pateet letesonrsc fcj e Tesssr. SALTMARSH A LANG DON, Albany, Or. To the Unfortunate! DB- GIBBON'S Dispensary. fOQ KBAunr nr. U- corne- of Oosasaar- cisi Street, Sr n Kiaaetsea. ITstsliSsHinl ia 1SS4, for the treatment of Sexaml aud Seminal Diseases, suth as 4.arrfcra. AHewl, siririarr,Sfhllisiiiaii Scaslstal Wesaseis, nik'bt losses by divsaa, ptau pies on the lace and loss of mannood can ptwitiveljr lj cured. The sick and afflicted should uot tail to call upon him. The Doctor has traveled etetanci in Kunnie. and inspected thoroughly the various host 4 tals Ui. rv. o. ia mi tic a gmt deal of -aluable ii ii u tlou, which he iscomietent to impart to those intmd of his M-iyices. DR. OII1BON will snake uo eS&TMe unless he cffei-t a cure, rersnns st a divtatice BAT KK 4 lstKU AT H4tMtC. All rtaiiniunica't. i. strictry oonrnlentiaL Yon see no one Ltit Uu S , i. r. Send ten dollars lor a package ol medicine. reroue wnttnjf u the Doctor will picas elate the name I u c BSSBsr they see this auvertiscinviit in. t hai.-. n- soiuvl.le. tall or write. Addr-M UiL. J. t. C.!l U., Box 1857, San Francisco. l&nw ST CHARLES HOTEL. ALBANY, OREGON MRS. C. II iU K . - - - Propriflof. This House has been thoroughly renovated rrom to to bottom, and la now in splendid condition r tho entertainment of travelers. Ibe Able Is supplied wigi evenrthinjr the mar- aet moms. Mkinnie rooms lor ontwimi isl men. rarrallla, Leoaaan and Dallas Biae fl. nisnj THE ONLY RELIABLE BITTERS. aBBH . l BpaessaJjB a sy saar JBH B fmr TQMiO 1H USE.