The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, May 31, 1872, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text187 187$.--: Ii873. SOMEtlHNU NEW. ; THE WALTER A. WOOD Mowing & Heaping Machines, THE COMING HARVEST. C. B. COMSTOCK & CO., SPRlCViLL & ALBANY, OREGON, Sole Agent fop Oregon A Washington Territory. W. S. NEWBURY, Iran ling & General Ajjcul, AI.BAXY, OKLGOX. npIIBKK JIWITY POPII.AH MArinNES ARB ROW IX tJESERAl I. use iii Knasla, Prussia, Austria, Ibtvnrja, Finnic, Siaiin, England, and Worth mid South America, 1n fact throtihoijjt1)B MrtioiC elVHtacd world, iuii bine been uwurdc I tti I'Htvr PBIiMH SI nt hfmf trial, lioflj in Europe and America, since tho Worlds fallal Curia in s,:7, since which time many vulunblo Improvements have been added. Til isTew One & Two-Horse IIoulMoarod Jointed Flexible Bar Mowers, neverclnr. Thcyai'S the. VVOXPKt! OF Till: AGE for Strength. Ticautv. Ca pacity uiiil liltiiriNEKN VI' KKAIT. SISLF-IiAICINGr REAPER, Willi Mowing Attachment, is Die moSf eoimilctc ami desirable Reaper, either in Europe 01' Atnoilui, unit lsa-COMPLETE REAPER and a COMPLETE MOWER, being two sn)H'it iiiai hines. WE CXjAUMT. FOR THE WOOD'S MACHINES That they nre the LtftttTEST 1 RAFT, the QUICKEST ami BEST MOTION, as well us the MOST DURABLE, That I hey leave the BUNDLES in TUK BEST SHAPE, and arc ilie EASIEST HANDLED of an v Mowing and ltojipin Machine either in Europe or Auierkti. W'f Warrant Ihc Wood's Miu'IiIiivn to be nji I V Represented. J C-iFA full assort nient of EXTRAS constantly kepi at ail our Agencies. WE ALSO HAVE THE AGENCY OF THE HAINES' HEADERS, villi the WOOD DIPROVEMEM', which ronilrf It one of the BEST HE VE ERS extant. If you liny a Header, lie sure you get the HAIE.S with Woods' IJJle Im rcv mi iiL-., us i hey were only milled in V.-ll. SEX I) I'OK DliStHIPTIVR BOOK. Albany, May 30, l3- P.C. HARPER & CO. yii RKfi LEAVE TO CAM, thi: AT- V tentlon of thenibllc to our large ttlill well selected siwk of GENERAL MERCHANDISE consisting of the latest and most fashion able styles of DRESS GOODS! THINNINGS, LACE COLLARS, HilAWf.!, LACES, IIUUOIDEItY and Fancy Notions. In the , Gentlemen's Department we offer tlie latest Styles, lii CLOTHING, the best ft UNiMlt'wcAl:, the nobbi est TIES and sr.UFS, I lie nicest GLOVES mul GAUNTLETS, ami the "ion" In BOOTS ft SHOES, while our SII.lt II ATM are all I he mgr. We. KeepeoiMtaii'.iv en lumd a full as sortment of SHOT GTJKTS, SHUT-POUCHES GUN-TUBES, POWDER, FLASKS, SHOT-BELTS, POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, in fret, everything in the hunter's line, Our Mirrors & Picture Frames embrace nil sizes and styles. In the line of Crockery, Glnnsware, Fruit Jurs, POCKET&TABLLCITLERY, Nalli, Tobacco, Domestic Cioods, & WOOD Ac WILLOW WARE, our stock Is foil and complete. ear cam, and examine CMoM 4ga roir Building, tint sn Albany. C; HARPEM A'CO. , MaOTstfif iwianmteji ! MTt ,!I ... I t : o Mvl SPRING GOODS ! SPRING GOODS! CEORCE TURRELL MAS JT8T RETURNED FROM SAN , .fanclsco, with a linage and extensive addition to hts stock, which he Is now sel ling at the LOWEST PRICES! His stock, In part, consists of : SPRING 4 SI MMER DRESS 0OOB8, SPRING & SUMMER variety.. . . (latest stvles.) LADIES , OKNTS' & CHILDREN'S'' LA DIES', (JEN'TS' & t'HlM'KEXS''08'''''' Kid Uloves, (wlUle, black A co'.or'd! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Triminings, Fringes & Emliroidery. UEXtV AXI IJOYT CLOTHING ! EXW A BOYS' HATNnud CAI'S, HARDWARE ! (an entire new stock.) Moots ni4 Mioca, UinketN mul Woodfiiwnre, GrROOERIE 8, Ac., c., c., &e., &e., All of which he Is ottering fit exceeding low raics. TO THE LADIES A CALL IS ESPECIAL LY RECOMMENDED. C-iTI'ui'ties furnishing, should call and sec our huge stock of Carpets, H.JLg,'s, OIL CLOTHS, BLI!DS, CDRTAINS, ETC, IIIUAEKT PRICK rW for Country Prainee oo4h Dellveretl (oitHy portoftowu. CEOIM.S TI'RRKUi, flST ST., ALBANY aRAND J FOURTH OF JULY txcursaon -TO POUTLAXD, ASTORIA, CAS CADES and the DALLES. The O. & C. R. K. will run acoiniilote and ample t min or KIcKnotly Furnished Can, FROM EUGENE TO -ON THE - FORENOON OF JULY 4, 1872. (Sgf ftneeinl fovors hyway of comforts to all delegations of sixty and over. CompletcniTftnsenientiaivalsoinnde with the steamers leaving Portland on the morning of July 5th, for Astoria, Cascades, OU THE DALLES! Tickets for the ROUND Till p to any of these points will 1 on sale, at all tlieonicesoftlieltailriia 1 alxivc Port land. All Tickets Good for Fi?s Days, RATES OF FAKE FKOM ALL POINTS AND KKTlRN: Port- Asio- Cns- Dul luntl. ria. Hides, les. Frm Eugenes retro Men t&tO MOB. $)M Junetion .'i.50 S.IK) turn 8.73 SAO .".riO 7.00 (1,75 (1.50 (1.2 i 5.73 5.50 5.25 5.00 4.25 4.00 Harrisburg Halsey Albany Jcficrson Marion Tuinoi"a Salem B.rooks Oerrais Hijilsirl Aurora Oregon City Clackamas .!.'.! ,.,. ' .i.lifl 7.jO ' 4.00 (1.50 S.50 li.(HI 'I.'Jt 5,7.i 3.00 530 7.00 (i.00 .ri..'iO S.i'i s.no 4.7'. 4'2i 4,ll 3.7 S.'iO 2.7i 2.50 4.75 4.",0 4.21 4.IKI 8.05 3M 2.110 ' 1.75 1 1.50 Let all who wish health and real pleasure enjoy these astonishingly low rates, as, doubtless It will lie years before such terms will tie offered asaln. S&T Magnlllcent arrangements will lie made in Port land for the Afternoon and Evening of the Fourth, and all who jro furl her will stlil enjoy theontlrc program me at Portland. Ttrfcrt niinl be eeenrcd hy July l V. W. Ml AW, Nnniiecr. E. i). WHITLOW & CO., Importers and Dealers In FURNITURE ! and - Upholstery Goods, First-St., :l doors liclow Conner's Hank, A LB ANY, OSSEGOV, Keeps constantly on hand for sale Black Walnut Parlor and Chamber Setts, Painted Chamber Setts, Dining-room and Kitchen Furniture of all kinds ; SOFAS, LOL'NIiES. . SPltlNll MATR ESSES, Pt'LU A El'KKKA BEDS, ROt'KINli CHAIKS, BEDSTEADS. STANDS, Bl'KEAl'S, WHATNOTS, BRACKETTS. BOOKCASES. SECRETARIES DESKS, ETC. Upholstering- In uU Its branches. Orders filled with promptness and dispatch. Repairing & Miinufucturfug done to order. . , j Kf 'Ooods delivered to any part of the city t-iTAU our work warranted. JKJ Give us a Call and Examine onr Stock. COFFINS made to order on short notice. E. I. WHITLOW A CO. , February 0, 0. m. joxkn, n. n., PS.TSICIAN AND SORGSON, ALIUNV, OKEIJON. OFFICB-SOITTH SIDE FTRST STREET, un-Htatrs, in J. M. nch's stowshfirtS; Resldenoe- Second street, south of the t artwrlght warehousev 37,-4 T. W. IIAUBISi, M. ., PhjriiiclMn mul Surgeon, ALBANY, OREGON. OnHHlpi OF TELE graph offlce, on First street. imk Kcldence-At Mr. A. Uacklcman's. J74 NEWS. Judge Gray, of Salubria, WeUeet Valley. Malio Territory, wa seriously iiijoml recently by being thrown from a luirse. , 7, - r Tlie little ones of Cltt-lialU county. W. T.. are taking tlieir turn It the hooping congfa, Tlie Coiner says that Tumwnter. W . T., Its? tun liiiest water power In tlie wotiJ. There Is a fall of 80 feet ill a (listaiiiv of 4IW yanU, and at an Ottllntiry stage of water, 4(1.000 cubic yanlsof water ltiss over the fall nidi minute. Tin y are liaving clam chowders in Portland. Three new fire drtertw are to be eontroeted in Portbuul, The First Baptist Church of Port laud hna secured a new pastor iu the perou of Uev. A. It. Medbury, late pastor ef the first Baptist Chufdi of San j-'ratielseo. He will enter upon his iHuors some time next 1110:1th. Jatucs ThonipsptI, one of the deck hands on boanl the steamer &Hcaor, was aicidentallv knocked overboard on Tlmi-sdtiy of last week at Oregon City, ami drowned. The women of Ttah me preparing anothei tiit'tnoi-lal to Congress Bgaitist the admission and the dominion of the Mormon Church. Two flight shocks of csrthqimk were fi-lt at Wliiueniucva, Xevada, 011 tins 2yd. The will of G. C. Johnson, Consul General of Sweden uud Norway, was Hied lor probate In Kan Francisco on the 24th. The estate is said to he worth SI, 000. 000. San Francisco raicd $(5,515 for the Inyo siiliercrs. Salt Lake authorities are making vlgoToiilefibrts to close up houses of ptostitutio keepers being attested and heavily fined. Salem liu.s a new brass band. One man in Marion county adver tises twenty tons of carrots for sale. Newport, 011 Ya'ptina Bay, is pros pering. The demand for houses is greater than the supply. A woman of thci'.W hwmoV, known as Kitty King, committed suicide at QuarLiburg recently by taking an over dose ot morphine. Tlie total value of real and personal property in King county, W. T is $1,405,073, or nearly half a million more than last year. The celebration of the 4th of July at the Dayton camp ground promises to be a grand affair. Fourteen Suuday .Schools are to be present, Leonard Bdell has been appointed Postmaster at Looking (Mass, Douglas county. Mr. William Delnney, of Marion county, owns a clock which has been running for seventy-lire years. It was brought to Oregon' in ISfc Sweet Vengeance is the classic name of a town in Yiiba county Cal. Mr. It. Yost, owner of the Portland Sausage Factory, Portland, caught a Chinaman in his factory a few days since, endeavoring to make away with a couple of hams. As the thief at tempted to escape through the open window, Mr. Yost came down on him with a club, which detained him until a good flagellation had been adminis tered, ll'o was then permitted to de part. Capital Lodge, I.O.G.T., at Salem, has a new set of officers.' regalia, which cost $150. One thousand dollars have been subscribed by the citizens of Corvallis toward the purchase ot a Are engine. There are ninety prisoners at pres ent iu tlie State Prison, all kept at work hut three of four. Mormon police arc exciting public indignation by using brass knuckles. Murders and robberies are still fre quent through tue Indian country- The mign says forty miles of rail road will be built south of Roscbnrg this summer. A faro game, tnontc game, ehnck-a-luck and many other games are kept up iu Boscbiug. Col. Cornelius will speake at Astoria this week. The Willamette talley is scmling cattle, sheep,, aud horses to the graz ing fields of bunch grass in Eastern Oregon by every boat. Tlie Washington correspondent of the State Journal, under date of May 8th. says : "Last Monday the Senate confirmed 12. B. Watson toUfe Begis ter of the Laud Office at Llnkville, in Southeastern Oregon. Mr. Watson has telegraphed to Senator C'orU'tl that lie resigns the office, or declines to accept. The names of two gentle men have been pnmosed for Register aud Receiver, who win prouawy uc appointed.'' The Eneene Jowvti of the 25th lust. . . ' . .... .1 r says: "A woman oy me umiic mi Mrs. Edwards arrived here on ediies- day evening, in search of her husband, Edwards, who is a painter, and lias been working here a short time. She claims that they were worried in San Fmneisco ; that Edwards lias a wile somewhere iu the East. She wishes to rind him and give the State an op portunity to take care of him tor a few year's. Edwards left here on 3lou dav, probably on hearing that his wife was after hint. When liere he went under the name of Frank Ames. Charles Drain has been appointed a Notary Public for Douglas county. A new postofflce lias been established ft( Skagit City, W. T., aud Mr. Alphln has been appointed postmaster. PACUtlC tVAAY The Dallas Republican, Polk county, says: Immigrants are constantly ar riving from the East ami Cattfbrnia. Mr. Nelson informs us that several StSTSf !S&2 oountyta.swiUt.n.h.s from Illinois. All staunch Bepubli- t0 county of thousands of dollars Glm- money that must be made tip again Five hundrtsl dollars were stolen j out of the hard earnings of the tpny IVom Mr. lloag, a storekeeper aticrs. Yon vote for a party that lias in- lsth'hirt' W l'' " tllC nl of tIie ' crea' thc taxes from $3s,000 to 55, .... s ' 000 dollars anually an increase of$27, '". r u,,n at u8", u.11,1 , .01.111, u 1,111, yieai as nigh as rorty cents to the pan. The Common average is $10 to $15 per day to tlie luind. Three new miaiU mills and seven smelting ftiraliei have been coot ratted for. to lie built at the ag gregate expense of a quarter of a mil lion dollars. The Lewiston inrfsays: "It is stronlv llint.il Hint Mwiall. nu4faa In l1 ... f ' IT. ..I. 1 ... this citv are in Iho hahli f jii., flour to Imiinos n.i, , ti ,' " -- ( n'1 O" 'I of "Skookum flour," each sack eon - taming from one to two bottles ot whisky. The Indians, of course, know the brand and readily purchase at an advance price of from one to five dol lars." Tlie Secretary of War has recom mended an appropriation of $120,000 tor tlie erection of a five comnaur mil itary po t near Beaver City, Southern Utah, '200 miles from Salt Lake City. Witnesses who were present at the Mountain Meadow massacre, in which over one hundred and twenty innocent men, women and children were slaughtered in the most barbarous manner, feel that their lives would be rendered Insecure should they testify to the facts ; hut they say that When ever the Government of the United States will guarantee them protection they will freely testify to all the (acts. Associate Justice Haw ley says that he is fully satisfied, troiu his experience in that district for tlie last three years as the judicial officer of the Court, that tlieir feeling of insecurity is well founded, and that it will require a mil itary force established in that district, say at tlie city of Beaver, of at least live companies. This recommendation is endorsed by Governor Wood aud General Old. Colonel B. B. Taylor, editor of the Portland Ueeald, lias received and ac cepted the invitation to deliver tlie animal address betore the literary so cieties of Wallamet University, on the 25th of next month. The Sli rcwry says wheat is selling at tlie Salem mill- at bo cents per bushel. One day lust week the cablu of Jas Irwin, a miner in Bye Valley, Eastern Oregon, was burned to the ground, together with its contents. Total loss about $400. Supposed to he the work of an incendiary. The following are the appointed officers of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow : W.G, C, .. F. Uackeusto, of Albany No. 4; W. G. M., E. M. Bamford, of Biue Mountain Xo. 11; W. G. C. William 31. Hand, ot Colum bia No. 5 ; W. G. G., J. G. Wright, of Cheineketa No. 1 ; W. (J. H., John Boston; of Occidental N- 3. ' At (lie last meeting of the Board ot Trustees of Corvallis College, Presi dent Fiuley tendered his resignation, to take effect at thc close of the present term. The resignation was accepted,, and a committee appointed to corres pond with parties East relative to til ling his place. A fatal accident happened to the wife of Mr. Oliver, living on the Meadows in Umatilla county one day last week. Mr. Oliver was away from home and left a horse picketed near the house. In the 'evening his wife took the horse to the well for the pur pose of watering it, aud it Is supposed the horse became frightened, and en tangling her in the rope, ran the dis tance of three-fonrtlis ot'u mile, tearing off all her clothes and breaking her anus and neck. When found by a neighbor tlie next morning, she could not be identified, until upon going lo the house, where her three little chil dren were found asleep on the bed with their clothes on, having beeu alone all night. The soldieis stationed at Fort Boise have made fine gardens this spring, which tliey must now give up, as they are ordered to Arizona. The Oreyoniirn says : Dr. Bourne, who has delivered two lectures In this I city, started for Sacramentcv Calil'or-1 nia, yesterday morning, lie intends to complete the entire distance on foot, and lecture at the various towns through, which he will pass, lie lur ried over forty pounds of previsions and clothing on his siiouaters. cue Doctor is purely a vegetation In his diet, and his pilgrimage on foot is to demonstrate the llict fiiat meat is not necessary to maintain physical endur ance. An Arkansas paper says that a widow Fay, of Oregon, has set up a cigar manufactory, and her weeds are said to be the best in the (State. In the M. E. General Conference, May flth, George Abemefliy presented a memorial on the subject of an Ore gon member of the Mission Committee, tiom the Pacific coast ; also a paper on the matter me division oi inc Oregon Conference ; also a resolution of the Coufrrence, asking a chaiige in the tttsclpilne prdUlbitftig theiutro- dnctioii on trial in an Aitntwl Contep - ence of any member who smokes or chews toha'ceo. Bev . John F. Devoro presented a paer on the Pacific Chris- tain Advocate, and a book depository for Oregon; also an extract from the Conterenco journals on the std.jectof depository lor Oregon. Out west, the new synonym for 'Te- tiring" "Coiraxing." Pareutsnoloug-: . i. .ii? ..vim .1... i.T. cr uiiiiioiii?n iiicir uiniicii nun, it is time to iro to lied." but tendcrlv ob serve, "My darling, it Is thne yon Colfiixed," '' ' " .ul..dt MiigsJ iitn.sn.J3 w v What Yoc Vow For. --A vote fur the Democratic coaaty ticket 00 Mon day is a vote to continue in power I ,,...!, 000 since liepublican officers controlled county affairs. You vote for tlie par ty that U heaping burdens of taxation upon yott, while it Is constantly cry ing out "corruption," and promis ing "reform" and retrenchment. If you wi h to pay more taxes, vote tin Democratic ticket. Jr.M.nT.-ine Taylor 5 ! WMUy propose to give a benefit h '. ... .......... !"'6'""1")' r ire Department on next Monday evening, at Parrish hall, Willi an entire change ot programme. Mart Taylor ll a hot in himself, but with the additional attraction of Mrs. Taylor and "Billy," they form a trio not equalled anywhere. No wonder the Taylor faniiiy is a grand success. 1 wiletl houses wherever they gwi J.H1..-H ikiuuii -uoiiuay infill snoilid ne entirely too Small to Hold those wishing to attend. Personal. Judge Thornton was iu the city on Thursday. .fudge Cnnor was out on the street a few minutes on Wednesday. t.en. "Lish Applcgute called on us Thursday. Tlie General has been de livering telling speeches all through the valley in favor of Republican prin ciples. i I, i Shower. We were visited by copious lull of rain on Wednesday night. Born. In this city, on Hie 27th Inst., to the wife of Wm. E. Bowel), a daughter. Remember Judge Kelsey speaks to-night at thc Court House. Don't Cul to hear l'm, WILLIAM DAVIDS03, REAL ESTATE DEALER, No. t Front Street, Portland, Or REAL ESTATE In this CITY anil KAS1 PORTLAND. In the most desirable lOeall tie, consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCK-, and BLOCKS, HOUSES ftml STOBE3 ; also. LlfPROVED FARMS, and valuable un cultivated LANDS, located In ALL pnrtsoi the STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE, and oilier nropcrlv. onrclinsed forcori-csimndents, in fhlst'ITA and thmtuhoiit tB STATE and TERRI TORIES, wit It great cure and on t he most AD VAN TA i EOl'S TERMS. HOUSES and STORES leased, LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DE SCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED: und a Kcncnil FINANCIAL and AMENC1 BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE, In nil the CI TIES and TOWNS In the STATE, will re ceive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY anil tnrwaru Use sum to thc above, nil dress. Svl A. WHEIXI'R, &IIEI, OKECIOX, Forwaruiiis&CoMissifiilercbiiiiL Agent for the sale of t he celebrated BALN WAdON, and all kinds of AURK'U LTU i: AL MACHINERY. Consignments solicited. TOWN LOTS, in tlu town of She), tor New To-Ony. runner, TnJie y,Mv . TT AVISO DISPOSED OF Mi' INT m I.I' A A est in thc Pronuln Warehouse, 1 1... iuir anxious toclose uniill mv business hi that connection IMMEDIATELY, reaped fu)lycll thtf attentiou of nil who are In ar rears, either by note or book account, anil purlieu nr attention Is called to your SACK ACCOUNT. Please return theui nt nneP, or thev will be charged against von in , connt.' C. M. CARTWr.ICnT Allmnv, Mav ID, I372-4w:!3 UKAD FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION TO 1)K OIVKN BY THU !TlZL.ii OF ALB.1SY, AT THE linn corsrrv FAIR GROUNDS I 0KMM or f.m:riisfn . The procession wlllbeformedntOoVli . ! A. ji., in trout pf tho Court House, m lb following order ! National Colors. Albanv Ihiiis liind. ORATOR OF THE DAY. (C. i. Curt, Kq., of Salem. I BKADKH OK TUK DKCIiAKATiOS. (Capt. N. M. Humphrey.) Allwny Eire Dcirluient in fuil unil'o: u inc various Mumlav Sc11(,0k Invited tiucsts nud'Citliious., Upon arrtvhiK at the Fair Grounds, t h DiX'Inmtion of Independence will he reml by.Jnf, N. U. Humphrey, and an Brat lou ihiivcred hy C. 0. Curl, Esq., of Palcm alter which the i'cwIvHIcs oftlwdav - slstingof Music in the PitvHInn, Pani'tir Crsquet, Ilase BalJ,otv.,wlliconiuiemi . Marshals will lie appointoil to nreser j or disorderly conduct while tolerated nil the Fair urouuds. Amission to ihe'tim ! , HeVeKimient on he I'ah-MronmiH. : 0n tlH, ,., j piiraoof sniiioiiupcte"i ifofc ,Sn" : '"g to programme, f.hM..Mtn r7, , iifrAcolJmUnvUall" u ,'k.ci, uno iiw uoiv--rnciiiir, iirunkcnii.' lamls in the. "Grand Sonde and fiftSfi servee,"ln t hestate of Oregon, lu tht'y'cir. ii?aud h"l? 'i' .""'-andon the snnie.' il. eonseqamuiuof said Keawioa batsw consequence, of said Reserves having he'