1873.
SOMETIIIXG KEW.
THE
WALTER A. WOOD
Mowing & Reaping Machines,
FOR
THE COMING HARVEST.
C. B. COMSTOCK & CO.,
SPR1NCVIU.E & ALBANY, OREGON,
Sole Agents for Oregon & Wiuftingtoii Territory,
W. S. EWMUY,
'i'riiv 'linn A tlciiPriil A'viif,
A! BAXY, ORIXJOX.
rpiii'K irartx iwitah uamusi: akk kow i uexmmi.
A in PrtMftht, Austria, Iluvnrfii. FiatiSpin, tinlniil,n.n 1 Xorili
jiiul Soutli Aiturtetn Im-i Ikvnuuliout the whov HvIJwoi worH, imtlltiivo
Ikumi hwur i.-.l t tic JIKW JMtttfU at rvn'v iH:L Ihi:1( in Kmfijk' iiH'l
mih'i I'-n. Mnpf i iii- it ohm rjur :u runs in iwu, nuc un-ii nine mm! v r;mui :(
iiuprdvi'mcniw Imvo bt'wi unuhl.
Til ISTo-w
One & Tivo-IIgtsc lioubMifoml Jointw! Flrxiblr
Iter Mowers,
neverelOR. Tlirv niv the WOXtlKR OK THK AUK for SirMKlll, fteirtltv, Cn
jihcity and I.Hill iis Of itltAFT.
SELF - R A til IV (J- REAPER,
Willi Mown.;: Attachment, isiho most ('Oiunloto nnd deslmlilc I'c hht. either In
KnnqwM Amertcii,nnil isu COMPLKTK REAPER nn In COJIPLKTK MOWER,
being tvo sepemtc luucliiues,
WI3 CLAIM
' FOR THE WOOD'S MACHINES
Thnt Ihoynrc llic LltlllTKST ! I1AKT, 11m Qi'ICKEST nni BEST MOTION, ns
well I! Hie MOST I d It A RLE. Tlint tlievlonvutlm IIIMil.lv- IN THE REST
SHAPE, und tire tilt' EAS1EKT lIAMII.El) ofim.Y Mowing and lionping Machine
eiiherin Europe ol' America.
EST W'c Warrant the Wood's .llucliiiic lo be a -jt
I c" Ileprcsenleil. Jt.
A full itssoritiicnl of HX1 RAS constimtly kepi ul nil our Agencies,
WE ALSO HAVE THK AdEVCY OF THE
HAINES' HEADERS,
with tlio WOOD Itll'IIOVKHEYr, hich renders il at Of llic BEST HEAD
ERS ex'itnt.
Il you bny a Hiwlcr. he snre yon gel Ihe HAISE Willi Wooih' I.nte Im-.rovi'ini-u'l.
it.-? they were only mldcd in lS7l,
AllXHIV, Mil
sr. so
81, lS7i!-.T
I'Olt DliSlHIPTlVn HOOK.
P.C. HARPER & CO.
A V' llK; MSave Tt cLt Tin; at
Tent ion n(' tin im til
v. ell el'tcd atot'h of
tooiu' lu'rgc urn I
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
t'ongtlsHn;? of
uVJc sivh's oJ
hv latest mi l most fashion-
DRESS GOODS!
TKI.W.M1N4M,
I,A K OI.I.AKH,
NIl.tUIX
LACKS.
KHHROIItKRY
LIlO Knncy Notions. In tlio
Genllcmeirs Department
uc offer the Intcsi Kfylos In (i.oTIIINO
the liost in I'XHKRWKAR, Ihcnobbi
ll TIES iiml st'AKKS, tlie nii-esl
ULOVKil itnil (lAt'JjTtiKTK,
nni tin- "ton" in BlXITM &
SHOES. Millie onr
NII.K H ITS
HIV nil (lie rutfe.
We keepcoiKuutlv on linni n lull a
oiliuuiit of
SHOT O-UKTS,
GEORGE TURRELL
HAS .I1ST RKTl llNKr) KROJI SAN
rmnchu). il h il hiri'e nn I ixli'iwlv..
lililion lo Ills Still
lin-r :ii Hie
, uiiiebiu' I now h-I-
suoT-ionrnEi
(ilNTlilEs,
MIOT-IIKI.TS,
I'OWDEIt,
POWDER.
KI.ASKS,
SHOT.
CAl'S,
in fret, everything in tin: liunlerV line.
Our
Mirrors & Picture Frames
emlnnee nil sUes nnd styled. In Hie line of
G"rn.oon3n.iii3s,
'roekcrj-,
Olaaiwnre,
Fruit Jnrw,
P0CHET& TABLE (UTLERY,
rvaiiii.
Tobaceo,
Domeiitle C.oimIn, A
WOOD Ac WILLOW WARE,
onr stock is full autl toniik'tc.
ear cai.l axp examine noons.
fMtcr Ball, Tint HI., Albany.
LOWEST PRICES'
His stock, in pin t, couslsts of :
SPBDffi & S1MMKI! DliKSS tiOOliR,
it Iiiric vui'letv.
SPRING A SUMMER sj AWLS.
. ..... Illllent sivk's.i
LAHIEs', IJENTS' S ( llll.liIiKNs-
LADIES', (iENTS & ClttLnBESs" V'
Kid (iloves, (while, blaek Ji color'J;
A I.ARCK ASSOL'TMI NT OK
Triinmiugs, Fringes & EiWery.
weviv ash nvr j
CLOTHING !
UKXTV A BOYS" HATS riiI CAPS, I
HARDWARE !
dm entire new stock.)
I tools ami Mioin,
U.Hkcto anil Woodenuare,
GROOBH 113,
Ac, o., &v., Ac., A,.,
All of which lie Is oiterin;; nt oxMettlns
low nites.
TO THE LADIES A CALL Is Ksl'El'IAL
LY UECOMMEN LEI.
Gif 1'iuiles furnlnhlng, ttiould mil noil
see onr liuxe slock of
Oarjpotis, Huge,
OIL CLOTHS, BLINDS,
CURTAINS, ETC.
FOURTH OP JULY
Excursion
-TO
---4Mant: OAT news.
C'rojis in llenton county are re
IHirtt'd in a fplcntliil eonditton.
Kisflily tbouirand liop jwlos were
lately slopped fium Olympia to San
Klickitat I'oaotrice lms been
etiaiigcd to foldeiiilale, ami Win.
.Miller pprlited 1'ost master.
A recently discovered silver going with three others iu a sail
ledge on Goow luike yields ore that bwrt to Milwmktt, 43nuday
asfays $05 r ton. ! morning, was capsized atuWrDwn-
ltuU'it H. MUroy of indiana has cd. His comrades were rescued.
Ixvn afipointed SupcrinteiHlent of.1" Tlie Tdaho Worll of May 23d
Indian AlVuirs of Washington 2er-1 says: "A fata' accident occurred in
ritoiy. j a mining claim near l'iotieer City
1 Villain has a live seal. hut ?'huisday, resulting in the
On Wednesday of last week, a death of a young man named Tat-
POBTLAXD, ASTORIA, CAS
CADES ami the DALLES.
i:ii'Kntly f'aralNliefl Cars,
KHOM
ETJGE1TE TO
NM W'BJ a m9 am Mi VII
ON THE-
FORENOON OF JULY 4. 1872.
isfr Siecinl fnvors by Wily of comforts In
nil delegations ol sixty mid over.
. non and Scio charge will lie held
on the Lebanon eauii-grouiid, com
! iiieiii'h'g .Im.e 13th,
I A Montana town has a band of
1 Vigilantes wlio projnise to give all
The o. A g IPwtt f.s-,,.!oio mel j rggu a taste of lynch law. Horse
j thieves will he made a specialty
; Mr. A. Oliniwr, Krinsi five miles
j south of Salem, was very severely
injured by the tailing of a log
; which lie was loading upou Lis
vagoi la-t week.
A doctor named Poan has been
eonvieted at Walla Walla of sel
ling liquor to Indians and sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year.
One-third of the recent locations
o' swamp lauds in l.ane county are
lands settled upon and improved by
homestead and pre-emption claim
ants. The Good Templars of Dallas
and surrounding towns have agreed
to celebrate the 4th of July, at the
ieteminimeinentsnreiilsoiiiiiiewi'li j Dixie camp ground,
steamer icuvhiK I'ortiuiul on the , ,1 .... ,
inoniliigof July 5lli, for J!ev. (. II. limes has resigned
the pastorate of the Oregon City
At, h. C huixii, in c
health.
M. S. Hart convicted of fraud, at
I'oitl.vid, moves for a new trial.
7'he Willow Creek mines are
! reimrlfil rinvtiior u-cll mttioml
thousand men are at work.
! Harrison, Faulk it Co., are now
working their coal mine, on Xorth i
All Tickets M for Five Bays, fmpqua, somewhat extensively.!
j 7'he coal is of an excellent quality.
JJougias county nail a colt s re
; volver sensation Inst week, in which
Zcke Smith figured conspicuously.
He afterwards figured to the tune
of SiiO and costs, before a justice of
the pace.
7'he Hosebtirg Pkiinihafee Bays:
Ti e camp-meeting for the l.eba-j column of sinoke uasneeoto rise rick Mcuiniie6s. A mass, proba-
fronj tlie summit of Jount Hood, 'y several tons of the bedrock,
says the Qnoiikm, j caved on him, covering him hlmo t
'Ar resiling Joe," is opina Wk e"t'l'lly "p, and inrlicting snchs1!--
to Missouri. ions internal injuries as to cause
From -the 0',;vw,,,( we clip the ,,t,rl,n !1,Kmt ,:alt 811 hour after,
following: "Tlie iron work for the Wa.
light house tower MOB to be erected A Oakland, .lime 1st, in a figl.t
atCaie Frnhveather is all com hoiww" ;i'"- Harris and a man
pleted. 7'his work was turned out "a",c''1 Hulan, the fonner was cut
at the Ore-ron Iron Wm-l-s in D.!. With butcher kniie in five drffer-
oily. It inc'udes not only the iron
used about the base of the tower
the platform, bracket, braces and
railings but also the iron stairway
reaching from the ground to with
in a few feet of the top, where the
cut places in the face and left arm
I the main artery and muscles be
ing cut off. Harris is in a critical
condition.
1 7'here is to be a meeting held
on the Ellendalc Camp Ground,
Complct
llii'
Astcria, Cascade,
OH THE
DALLES
ke's for the ;nlMi TRIP lo niiv of !
tiles,' luiin's w ill lie on .uln .,r till
the ottlcusof Iho Ral,rei
iCioi e I'ori tan I.
revolving lantern is to be placed. 1olk county, commencing Friday,
This flight of stairs, on a direct 1 no dune :Sth, at 11 A. M., under the
is'abotit 81 feci in length, and winds fampices of the Dalles Circuit M. F.
... '.-11.. i. .M: -l-.l f...;t. I
sinniiiv i.ioiii one snip or me ins no ' m..... ,i.
nan ui nn-lunei. i ni'io u.einu
sections of the stairs, tour of which
At a political meeting at Ash
compete a half circle. The work- ", 'st WeeK, Mr. lay objected
manship displayed in the manner to some remarks made by Mr. Neil
in wfiicli eaclC separate piece of , j,jg tp, drew Ills deiring.
casting is formed and put together- rP, u i e
" ... 1 er. riiere beinsr a number of men
will compare with any work of the i
kind we have seen on the coast. All between them, the fight was post
this iron work is now ready for ponod.
!nnaniPi..ofiIl , Bliipmciit. The entire cost of the A four mule team and wagon
.diiMipiinu oi in , . tt.,.i . ; cn too '
""'"t" """""i'" to,., loadci with Hour backed off the
Small jmx has disappeared from (l,ri.y,oat at Mc.Vinnviile, last
RATES OK KAHE 1'ROM ALL PolNTs
AMI RKTl'RN :
Port- Asio- ( ii- Liit-
SPRING
GOODS!
SPRING
GOODS!
Fnn EngeneA ret
- ilimetloii
llnrrlshuiir
Ilalsey
Allmiiy
JefA'rsnn
Mlitlnn
" 'I'liriier's
saiem
Hrooks
" oervais
Hnlitjnri
" Aui-orn
h Oregon l'i:y
" ClncKllllUIS
Inni
lilies. I,.
1.00 J.S..-.H s.no (SI.SO
i..',n h.iki 7.-i0 p,(K)
.r, 7.7'i 7.il s.7.i
B.IJO 7. Vi
I.IKI 8.5(1
' :i VI (1.00
' .'lil 6.71
:i no s.:.n
J 7i S.i.'!
i.r, l.7"i
00 (."i:i
' 1.7 4.-.i
luSO 4.l
.-1..V1
."'."2
."..mi
l.-Ji
4,il
8.71
s .ill
7..W
7.1KI
j-J ! The sound of the hammer and saw
H;" , is now heard in every quarter of the
town.'
.-) ;l mi -.'.in
the iS'iletz Indian l'esenation
Flk meat at 1 laker City sells for
ten and twelve cents per pound.
Fane county has 2,877 children
between four and twenty years of
nge.
Union county has 1,046 chil
dren. The County Clerk of Marion
county issued fifteen marriage licen
ses in the month of July.
Indians are prowling about, Ore
gon City and the Mayor don't like
it.
O
ti e Indians from Ktigene
week, and scarcely were the mules
saved from drowning. The flour
was spoiled one-half.
Benjamin Smith, foreigner, was
killed at Xorth Fend mill, Coose
cmnty, last week. Supposed to
have been caught in the machinery.
. Whisky caused two men at 3c
Miunville, last week, to break each
other's heads, and two to Ik? bound
over tor assault with dangerous
weapons.
The terminus fever has broken
II wlm wish iHiilfh nni real
plinsni-e enjoy these ii-tonlsiin','ly low
lutes, as. donlitless It will he vein s liefofo
such lariun ill i' omiivilajnua.
03" Mii cnilicenl nnnn.iri nieuts will Ik
made In Portland for the Afternoon mid
Evening of the Kourth.nnd nil who go
further will siill enjoy Iheentlreprormu
lnc nt Portland.
Tickets must be enrol hy July InI
C. W. SHAW,
ItfuiitUrer.
E. D. WHITLOW & CO.,
ttnKrtPi flitU m-alors hi
FUHN.TURE !
i and
Upholstery Goods,
Flrst-St., ,1 doors la-low Conner's Hunk,
A LB AM, OREOOX,
Keeps ooilfltantly on hand for sale
Black Walnut Parlor
and Chamber Setti,
Painted Chamber Setti,
Dining-room and
Kitchen Fnrnitnre
of nil kinds:
! SOKAS,
LOUXliKS,
SPIllXi; MATRESSKs.
Pl'H' EliiEKA HEMS,
lKK'KIMl CHAIIts,
llEhsi'KALs,
TABLi:s,
STANDS.
JHREAIS.
WHATNOTS,
ItllACKETIS.
HOOK CASES,
SECRETARIES
HESKS,
ETC.
Upholstering
In oil Its hranclios. Orders tilled wi;h
nroniptnessiini dispatch,
Rcpafrin;; A Maiml'm'turiHg
done to order.
6-(ioods delivered to any fin ti of the city
CSf All oftr work wawanted, j$
Give nt a Call and Examine onr
ock.
C IKK1XS tnadc to order on short notice
E 1. WHITLOW A CO.
February ,
e vera I new buildings are
4 imiiig erected,
I 7'lie Vftrcmiver Rfghtkr says :
"Wp have just learned that (Jen.
T. .1. MeKinney, has been snperced
ed as Siiierintendent of Indian Af
fairs in the 7'erritory, and that 1!.
II. Milroy has Ix'on appointed to the
p'.aee.
The following business was trans- i ,, ' . ,, ..
, u , ... mother at the tune.
acted at the I .and Ullicc HI an
nul ver during the month, of May.
Original homesteail entries, 1,720 j
HAtiad lii il 1 l. ,niik I om 1 1 '.'II ,..,,.
MVIVi . Illilll II' IIU.'HilK,", l." iitii-." , t . . t-
. . ' , I he Columbia at
pre-emption. i,oii acres; donation
certificates, 800 acres : land sold at j ,
' r.A 1 nia''i;.
rtnt-ua nnlri' 'if(I aonu
. . ,. , . . 1 wo ( hinamen
i no protection oi tne .nzona
out at Mukilteo, V. T.
. Frown has been collecting , , ,
AO moveiiiciib towards ct'ieouu-
inn llio roiirll, of .Ttllt)
t.nl...,v t:i.. . - s
"lu'i'' i" ine .ui-i-. le.sei , utioii. I, , .
, , , ..... , been made in San I- rancisco.
il is uiougiit that i ainluli will
has yet
7Tlio e'f yens nf I utrtii omiiit.v nee
e readied this summer hv the west , , ,
. ' it. ,iil (.. Intii wdilis In t ii'ifi in-yii nn
siile railroad. , . , , ,. .
, Agricultural Society.
On 1-ridav of last week, illie i , , , ", , t .
' A new town has lieen laid out at
Aoble, youngest son ofOriu Xob'e , . . ,. ., .
, ' " . . ; Foint Flliott, . J .
oi i.aue county, ahotit nine years
old, in attemgtirg to get over
Delegate farfielde is reported
lantreronslv ill at Washincrton
ancouver is
! seventeen feet above low water
Mr. Carrie Young is lecturing
rt to the noonV of Idaho on the one-.
ferce with his smn, discharged its ,. ,..
' n tion ol tenierai;ce.
contents info his head, kilbng him r, n- , e n .i i
, ' n . Z. O. Hutchinson, of 1 ortlainl.
u.i ai .1 i , . Ill il il 111 PimiL ll JUS ' , . i . , .,
.i i I'll iii.iii. niiwu liiuisi 11 flllVUSCII
the hand last Tuesday.
The efforts to recover the body of
Peter Roberts, of Portland, drown
ed last Sunday, have so far failed.
Phillip Phillips, the celebrated
singer, who visited Portland last
year, has accepted an ofler of five
thousand dollars xt year to lead
the singing in the Central Presby-
ind
.Vunday School.
7'wo women voted last Jbnda;,
in Polk county.
The lwttom of the reservoir of
the Salem Water Company "bust
ed" on Monday; so did the De
mocracy of ( hfgon.
Ihe General Conference of tin
collided with
knives on Kettle Creek a few days
si'ttli'l-s troiri i ml in ii "i,fi . i-Mv,.;. m ... .. t
auuuallv nearly seven hundred dol- T ':'C " U. U .T! torian Church, San Francisco
. , 1 mg. tlis friends "sunk a slink
lars a head lor every resident in ' , , , . . u
that teiTined I erntorv. I he ques- ... ,,ft , , , ,
1 1 Oats were bO cents a bushel and
tion is whether it wouldn't bc'i,0,- . . : c t i . i
. - hav 8Io a ton in Salem last week.
cheaper in the long run, as we as ; ,., . ... .
, ' .. b . ' . i 1'iointhe !-a em tiitmiiini) we
pleasanter tor all parties concerned, : , '
to remove the white settlers some-1 leflr" ,, at Fr('ial traio ,0 nl
where else, and allow them a small Attorney General Williams to Au-
iiicome on condition of their staying i rora from Port'nnd, being off of
awav from Arizona. r,. ;,. nhn,. ... ;..f i..t
1- tlllii , III ll Vii I I. Ill I I It" l I U ' t j r i i j . ,
Xffn Wrn ,nl ttmv. Vr. Itnliom n ....... ..... hurch, HOW III a-ssion at
,. T ...... j, r.,, siitiuiiii" on me iracK, oeiontr-
ing to some section hands, tossii u
Frooklyn, X. Y., has favored the
Ground Com- i. t.t .i .' . , tion of a HooV Deijosltory at
urouiiu om-1 it completely over the smoke stack. ' -,- , Ti ,
ttal arraiiffe. Upi- in i . i Portland. It proposes to donate
lieu arrange- This CiroiimstaiKW did not slacken i e0 Ann . , .
88,000 to purchase ground, and S L
OW towards a building to be con
structed on it, leaving the city of,
Portland to raise an eijual amount
towards the building. Hooks will
IIIIOKM PHII'K Paid for ntmlr.v
I'rmliice.
UoodN Oi lin red to any pnrlof Iokii.
GEORGE TUKKELL,
Ja"FiiwSi.,Mllt
33M
n. n. JiiMix, n. n.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ALIIANY, OKKOOX.
OFKICK- SOCTII WOK KIltST STREET,
up-stnlrs, in .1. M. Ileneh's store-house.
Residence Second sliwt, south of Hie
( art u rLjht warehouse. 37vl
' t. w. Harris, n. n.,
Physician and Siirtvoii,
ALBANY, OBKOON.
Beshlenee -At Mr. A. Ilacklomnu's. 7,f
of ihe M. E. Church, member ol
the Conference Camp
mittce, has consummated
omits with 3r. Dolladtiy in res- tno nmi o( t)ie train 8 1,,
pect to a ( onterence lamp (round
at Canby, Clackamas county. Air.
Holladay has donated a large tract
of land to this purpose on the most
satisfactory terms. The situation is
a delightful one, and . the liberality
of Mr. If. in this matter is notably
worthy.
1 he .Salem Mercury says : A
private dispatch received in Salem
from Hon. A.
.1 .1
inius tne situ new s oi niu urain ui iioscourir i twnut ui:r. i ., i , T
o nm and Ins Iiv.ii u.i-1 1.
his brother, Mr. Harvey .Jeaeham. ' The 7tynVw says a doer Ui-tf ,T.
Li it . , . .. . v. 1 , ,, the timber engaged m bulla 112 a
he dispatch states that Air. M. j caused considerable excitement m 1 f.'nce, workingashortdistai.eeaiart
was killed by a falling tree at Lee's 1 Dallas on last Friday by running ' Mr. Meachain cut down a Iargi
Kiicam)ment, in lllue Mountains, I through the streets. j tree, which, as it fell, struck a dead
May 29th. No further particulars A youth at Vancouver was fined ! V"66' 8,aiKli"S Httlo distance
$10 and bound over to keep the , r .1 c,, Tk' Wltl
. ,v " . such force that it fell, striking I lar
eace for one year, Ukj other day, j vey njwn the top of the head, frae
becauso he gave his old lather a : turing the skull. He did not 'move
thrashing. I or speak after he was hit, and. r
From the Orcqoniw we learn ! "Wffl to '
l.ouBrif, aioiuiur, 01 1 oaiano, wtnie
Small pox is reported in Port
land, A HoseburgFuttcrrly was caught
t... ... ,. .
ii.oiii 11. u..n on iiiiiaiJouii'i.i ., 1 ... ...
, . , . . , 1 be furnished, which will rciiune :
coat, and was jugged tor it, last , , . ., ., ,
' J 33 ' total outlay on the part of the Con
"'".I ., , ,r , , ;ft'rence of some $30,000.
eke Smith, of Myrtle I reek, 1 7'uc,u... : .. ,
,.,,.,,, , 7 he following particulars are lv
was recently lined fifty do lars and ' , . . ,
' . ported concern nsr the death nf Mr
costs, for striking Hans Weaver j M . m . .
15. -Mraeham, con-1 over the head with a revolver, says A fi , y R
have been learned.
A Detroit man turned up in Salt
I.ake ( 'ity the other day. inquiring
about mining stock in which he in
vested years ago, and found to his
surprise, that it was worth about
two million dollars,
happened.
t t(ii