1872.
1873.
SOMISTIIIXC-J- NEW.
WALTER A. WOOD
Mowing & Reaping Machines,
THE COMING HARVEST.
C. B. COM STOCK & CO.,
SPRINCViLLE & ALBANY, OREGON,
Agenta tor Oregon & WaMhlnglon Territory.
W. 8. KSWBCfiY,
Vim cling & (icneral As.'ii:,
ALBANY, OBEUOX.
THJVR JUSTLY IHH'lI.Atl SI.U'IIINES AUE SOW IS HENEBAI.
JL ii in IM- in. I'm - - in. All n in. Hi . ii riii. France, Spain, Eimiund.utid Norl li
mill siuih America. In in. i ihrnugbnui the whole civilised work), and lmve
boon awarded Hie rn T PMnHV'M m every trtal, IkmIi In Karopc unci
Anwrleii, since (lie Woi Ida FOlr ul Paris Ui ki,;7, allies t hich Ilia IUMU ljUuI10j
ililJMA I'lnt'lil. IlllV f llUCll 31 I It'll-
Vile 3XF'W
One & Two-IIorsc Koii&le-Gcnrcd Jointed Flexible
Bar Mowers,
nevercloif, Thev urn the WONDER OF THE AUK for Strength, Beauty, "n
pui ily mi ! I.IUiiTNESN Of BK.il'T.
I3?2X!X3
SELP-RAK INCi UKAl'Klt,
llh Mowing Attachment, is the most conipleleoml desirable Reaper, either In
Europe or liucrlcii. mid i- u COMPLETE REAPER and a COMPLETE MOW kit,
bellilf two generate machines.
FOR THE WOOD'S MACHINES
Ti nl Ihcvaru the MOiTI'EST DRAFT, t QUICKEST tui'l BEST MOTION, OS
well icu lie MOST I I RARI.E. That they lef,vc the Bl'XDLES IN THE BEST
HI U'E, mi l in i- the EASIEST ILlNDLEDol 'any Miiwin,, ami Renpillf! Machine
cither In Europe or America,
tT We Warrant titc Wood's Uluehincs to be a J J
I Represented, jsj
IjPA full assorliui nl of EXTRA-" constantly kept at all our Agencies,
we also ham; tiii: aoexcy of the
HAINES1 HEADERS,
v. Itli the WOOD IMPROVEMENT, wliieli ren ins It one of the BEST HEAD
KR8 extant.
If vim liny a Header, lie m'o youifW the HAINES Willi WowJd Lllte lui"
tiov tnt'U ts, us they were only added In 1.-71.
SKM) VOl DliSCUIPTIVE BOOK.
Albany, May :)!, l7l 33
P. C. HARPER & CO.
WE RE(i LEAVE TO ('Al l. THE AT
ten Hon of tliefmblle tooiirlarican0
well uvliricil stock of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
oonsUtlnif of tho latest and mosl fasWon
ulilc styles of
T1UJIMIMM.
I.AtEM.A:!S
SHAM fM.
liA'.'ES.
KHIIBOIDEKY
uml Fancy Not inns. In t lie
(jentlcmi'ii's Bepartmcnt
we offer the latent Blylos In CEOTlUNO,
thalxal in UJiDERWEAlt, the nnbbl
US) TIES uml si ' A Ill's, llio nlcoit
U LOVES ami tiAI'N'l LETS,
uml Ilia "ton" in BOOTS
8HOEtt, wbilo our
Ml Mi MATS
lire all tiu- rogo.
We keep constantly on hand a full os
norl men! of
SHOT CrllKTO,
HloT-l'olVHES,
GUN-TUBES,
rownER,
FLASKS,
PHOT-BKLT8,
l'o UEii,
shot,
CAPS,
In fret, everything In the hunter's line.
Our
Mirrors & Picture Frames
embrace Oil size- and stylos. In I he line of
Crockery,
Glassware,
fiYuit .tsrs,
POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY,
Toba ceo,
Joi5:cs:;4 G04ts, &
WOOD ft WILLOW XfARE,
our stock la fuU and eompk-to.
68 CaI.L AND EXAMINE 0001)8. JSS
Ftntort BiiH.lluir, Flnt St., Albany,
r. C. HARPER & CO.
1873.
GOODS !
CEOftCE TURRSLL
TTA8 JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
1 1 i nineiwo, with n luric owl extensive
ll'l'liiuill in lli Mm l uit'II ue Irt nou sol
iin' at Ihe
LOWEST prices:
His stock, in part, consists of :
8PUINC S SUMMER ORE'S GOODS,
a "i" iite variety.)
SPRING A SUMMER : HAV. I.s,
latest slle.
LA DIES', G EXT8' CIHLDli K
Koslory-,
LADIES', CENTS A GIIILDRENS'
Kill (i in', es, (wlilto, bUtck ,t coloi'dl
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Trimmings, Fringes & Embroidery.
EJfTS' a:i noi r
ozjiOWK-zxisara-!
OESTS' A- BOVeriiATSaiid CAPS,
HARDWARE !
inn entire new slock.,)
COOtM mid Midi's,
Ilrfr'ict.i 3VoodeiiHnrc,
G'HCOSR r IS 3,
4e Ac, Ac, ,'e., Ac,
AU of which ho is offering nt exceeding
low rates,
TO THE LADIES A ( ALL 13 K. PFCIAL
hX RECOMMENDED.
Parties furnishing, should call .ana
see our largo slock of
Carpets, Xtuss,
OIL CLOTHS, BLINDS,
C7RTAINS, ETC.
IIIUAEST VniVS Paid ftxr Country
Prodnce.
Uoods UeWvcnnl lo any part of town.
GEORGE TVRRELL,
FlOST ST., ALBANY
if MriMMM
FOURTH OF JULY
-'TO-'-'
POKTLAM), ASTORIA, CAS
CADES and (he WAULS.
The 0. & C. H. It. will run n complete ami
ample train of
Ell (jmitlj Furnished iii-,
FROM
SUCtEM TO
ON THE
FORENOON OF JULY 4, 1872.
CST'SiHtftol fiivwH byvny of comforts to
nil dolegal ions of sixty and ovir.
Conipleiftamtnaomentsnrealsomatlowttli
the strnnuTH leaving Portland on ttw
morning of July 5th, for
Astoria, Cascades,
fm THE
D A Ij Ij !
Tickets fur the ROUND Tlill" to any of
these points will lie m sale at all
ihe otllccsof the Railroad
ii'iuvc Portland.
All Tictols Gooa for Fife Cays,
RATE' OF PARK FROM ALL POINTS
AND RETURN :
Port- Asto- Can- Dal
land. ria. cades, les.
rrm GugencAratrn t&no MM l.m (M
.luuetloil " 9.50 ii.Oil 7.511 D.00
llttrrisburg " .- 7.7 7.- s.7
" ll.li-i'Y 14 li.00 7JW 7. till S:"U
" Allwny
" jcfftitstin
' Minion
" Turner's
" Salem
Brooks
Unrvnla
" jiulibsu-d
Aurora
" OroitonClty
' Cliickauuui
I.ihi ii. ."ill C.iHI J .Ml
:l 10 ii.no 8.59 7.00
3.4J 5.7 5.11 6.73
3.00 5j0 .MM 6.50
4.1
0.9
t.7
4.S3
2.IBI 4.."n'l 4.H1
1 1.75 4.ii 3.73
1.30 4.1)0 3..Till
4,83
.50 3.00 2.30 4.00
E-.v"Let all who wish health ami real
pleasure enjoy these astonishingly low
rates, as, doubtless ft win lie year- before
such terms v. ill lie offered again.
Miiiiltleenl arrangements will is;
nui'le. In Portlatul for the Afternoon ami
Evening of the Fourth, and all who ko
further will -Oil enjoy ihe entire program
me ni Portland-
Tirhets must lie Heeiirctl by July 1st
f. W. SHAW,
Manager.
E. I. WHITLOW & CO.,
Importer!! and Dealers In
ana
Upholstery Coods,
Flrst-Sf., 3 doors below Conner's Rank,
ALBAKV, OffiEGOPJ,
Keeps constantly on luunl fur sale
riask Valnut t'ar!or
ur i Chamber Setts,
related Chamber Setts,
Dininrj room and
Kitchen Faruiturc
of all kinds ;
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
SPRING MATRESSES,
1'H.l .t El ltKKA BEDS,
UOCKIXti ClIAllts,
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES,
STANDS,
BUREAUS,
WHATNOTS,
BRAI'KETTS,
BOOK ( ASICS,
SECRETARIES
DESKS,
ETC.
LJllllNlelillg
In nil Its branches. Orders tilled with
promptness and dispatch.
Repairing & Rlanpfnctaring
done lo order.
feiv Goods (Unvoted to any part of the city
C 3" All oui work wrrantod.jg)
Give us a Call ancV Szaiaiuo cur
Stock
COFFINS made to order bit short nol ice.
E. D. WHITLOW A CO.
February !, 7S-23
n. m. J4'rx, m. n.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ALBANY, OREGON.
OFFICE sol Til Sin;: FIRST STREET,
tip-stairs, In J, M. Bench's storohotisc.
Resilience -Second street, nouth of (ho
lull wright warehouso, ;7v4
T. vY. IIARailH, IS, II.,
I'Sij li iiui him! Surgeon,
ALBANY, OREGON.
OFFICE -ONE IMX)R EAST OF TELE
graph oftlce, on First street.
Residence- At Mr. A. llackloinanV. 37-1
6'eo. IVtty, of Eugene, was re-
cently tlirnwn from a buggy, break
ing his arm. .!
Tlioixj is much skkuess iu the
Wal.lo Hills.
The tVlunibia was within two
feet of the O. S. X. Company's
bridge last Saturday, says the
Mountahieer,
A little daughter o Garnet
Uirgs, who resides at Sublimity,
had her loot out nearly off by ber
brother, who was oho)jiing wood.
Jackey Craliom, a (ad aged ten
years, was drowned while bathing
in a reservoir near Eldorado, Baker
county, on the 0th inst.
7'he town of Cornelius, on the
Oregon Central Railroad, contains
four stores, one saloon, a large ware
house, one livery stable, three
hotels and another uudor way. The
future prospects of the town are
llnttcrihg.
From the G uanl, Eugene City:
A lew days since, Zimtuci'maou &
Co.'s, mill team ran away, throwing
the driver out of the wagon, one
of the wheels of which passed over
his thigh, lacerating the flesh in a
horrible maie.er. Xo bones were
broken.
The State Journal says : " Per
sons who have visited them say
that there are several falls on the
McKenzic, above the Salt Springs,
the highest of which are believed
to be 300 feet. A trail will be cut
from the Springs to the till Is this
season."
7'hcrc will be a camp meeting
commenced on the 21st inst ,ou the
Coast Fork, between Cloverdale
and Creswell, under the auspices of
the M. E. Church South.
Xir. Elisha Brown, who left
Douglas county some weeks ago for
fowa, was found to lie insane upon
his arrival at Sacramento, and as
taken to the county hospital
Two saloons have recently lieen
closed out at Eugene. It is said
two more will follow suit shortly,
which, says the Guard, will reduce
the number to eight.
Mr Odell, of Eugene City, has
analyzed some of the water from
the Salt Springs on the MoKenzio,
and finds that it contains several
medical properties.
A man named 6'arraty, who
recently kicked by a horse, his col
lar bono and shoulder being broken
and other injuries indicted.
The Westsffle, published at
MoMinnvillco, says : " Last 7'ues
day, while the two James Warrens,
sons of AVm. Warren and Henry
Wan-en, were engaged milking rails
in the mountains west of '.'.is place,
they left tht'ir work to go to a
spring near by for water, and while
on their way their dog treed a large
panther, ''lie shot it and were
engaged i:i skinning the animal
when they discovered its mate with
in a few yards, waiting for his turn,
so they shot thrt two, and fouud
that their game measured over seven
feet each in length."
A young midshipman, named
Henry Fiancis Sin, on board the
H. M. S. Scout, lying in the harbor
of Esqnimanlt, li. C, committed
suicide on the 12th, by shooting
himself through the head with a
Snidci ritle. The top of his head
was blown completely off and fell
on the cabin floor, while the blood
and brains bespattered the ceiling.
T he Democrat ie Territorial Con
vent on of Utah on the 15th, in.
dorsed the Cincinnati p'atform and
nominations, but refused to instruct
the delegates to Baltimore.
71 ie prospect for a bridge across
the Willamette at Salem is pro
nounced good.
The (Vood Templars of Salem
have determined not to celebrate on
the Fourth.
Small houses are in demand at
Portland.
A man in Eastern Oregon is a
millionaire iu Confederate money.
The citizens of Dayton aie agita
ting a new bridge to be b.:ilt across
tho Yamhill river at that place, to
cost in ihe neighborhood of ?1-,-
000 Petitions are in circulation.
Seattle is making extraordinary
efforts-tor celebrating the Fourth.
Mr. Conkling's house, on the Du
wamish, W. 71, was burnt down on
the 10th instant, Loss about $600.
In Clark county, W. T , the j A man named Sullivan whilo
crops are very promising, and the I attempting to get aboard the train
yield will be heavy, it the Colum- i while iu motion at Drain's station,
bin does not inundate it again. j near Eugene, fell between the cars,
By order of the President, dated and was cut iu two.
April 0, 1ST-', the territory lying Tie Ort'tjoiiian says : The next
immediately cast of the Columbia annual Conference of the Method-
i river, bounded north and east by
Clark's Fork of said river and the
east boundary line of Washington
Territory, and on the south by the
Spokane river, has beeii set apart
for Indian purposes, and therefore
not subject to settlement or sa'e.
The Idaho Standard complains
nit parties be oi g ng to nsning.
' . , B .
ton lemtory, who reside on the
lower Paloiise, have taken large
contracts for delivering lumber and
timber) and are now cutting and
building huge quantities on the
Idaho side of the line, in violation
of law and damaging to tho settlers
in Idaho.
The colored population of San
Francisco were raising a purse on the
1 1th, for the purpose of testing the
question of the right of negro chil
dren to enter all tho public schools
on terms of perfect equality with
white children.
Hi B. Swain, cx-Supcrinteudent
of the Mint and a large and promi
nent business man of San Francisco,
died from the effects of laudanum
on the 1-llh, whieh,'it is supposed,
lie took by mistake.
The report of small ox at Eola
has been denied.
The Salem Mercury complains
of being disturbed at night by the
tinkling of cow liells. Tho citizens
are circulating a petition to have
them abolished.
Sen. Kelley inclines to Greeley.
Tho Mormons at Salt Lake are
enforcing the Sunday ordinance
strictly.
The Idaho Standard says : Jr
J. A. Bonnet, of Payette valley,
had a couple of valuable horses
stolen from his farm several nights
ago. They were taken by an In
dian hoy that ho had raised, iu
company with a neighboring white
boy. Xo trace of them has yet
been discovered, though parties
have been iu pursuit since the night
of the theft.
The Standard, Boise city, says :
7'he big ditch in the Willow Creek
mines is running about a thousand
inches of water, liners jubilant,
and times will soon be lively.
Track-laying is resumed on the
West Side road. It is believed that
the cars will run to tho Yamhill
river by the 1st of August.
The Christian Messenffe)' has
suspended publication lor two weeks
They have a Farmer's Club in
the Waldo Bills, Marion county,
called the Highland Fanner's Club.
Cherries are selling in Montana
for ?1 50 pet pound.
A select classical school has been
opened in Olympia.
A cougar near Seattle, last week,
attacked a young colt and killed it.
A large number of cattle have
died in .Montana this spring from
eating poisonous herbs of some kind.
A man named Clark was attack
ed by a she bear in Boise Valleyt
last week, and camcj near being
" chawed up."
The prospect for miners in Emi
grant Gulch, W. T., is good this
year.
Ex-(7ovcrnor Solomon, of Wash
ington Territory, talks of stumping
Oregon for Grant. The Governor
is an effective speaker.
7'he San Francisco Bulletin
strongly favors tho building of a
railroad connecting the Central Pa
cific with Helena and other points
in Montana.
Freight is now carried from ( 'or
inne, Utah, to Helena, Montana,
by mulo trains, for lour cents by
full train and by mule for four and
a half cents.
A mau named Dick Yeial was
instantly killed by tho caving of a
bank at which he was working at
Diamond City, Montana Territory,
on the 30th of Jay.
Tho " striking " mania is report
ed to have reached the coal miners
at the Lake Washington coal mines,
W. T., and that they have struck
for higher Wages.
ist Episcopal Church for Oregon
and Washington Territory will !)
held at Salem, commencing on the
20th of Jiiirust. This is several
weeks later than the usual time.
liishop Foster, who was elected
Bishop at the recent session of the
General Conference, wiil preside.
This newly ordained Bishop has
..i a... c .. l.:.. ..In..ii'
1 ., .... '
residence tor the ensuing four years,
0f curo devote sieciai
attention to the interests of the
church on the Pacific coast.
A man named Joseph Simpson,
in a saloop row at Portland last
Monday evening, was shot in the
abdomen by Charles Grant. He
died soon after receiving tho wound.
Grant was arrested.
A fire occurred in Ankcny's
brick building, Portland, last Sat
urday morning. Major Walker's
sleeping apartment was Occu
pied by his wife and an old lady,
at the time, the former of whom
was with difficulty saved from suf
location. When the door of the
apartment was broken in, she was
found insensible, and had to be car
ried out. The tire was subdued,
but not before the building was
damaged to the amount of from
7,000 to 88,000.
A party of forty-nine Bostonians,
provided with hunting, fishing and
campaign outfit complete, were in
San Francisco on tho 16th inst.,
bound on a summer campaign t"
Oregon.
7'he daughter of a prominent
clergyman iu San Francisco has
created much talk by secretly mar
rying the door-keeper of tho Skat
ing Rink.
An organization having been
formed in Xew York for the pur
pose of locating denominational
colonies at or near Piigot Sound,
the Alaska llcndd trusts that the
advantages possessed by Alaska
will not be overlooked, and sug
gests Mt. Fairwcather as an initial
point, its apex being some 15,000
feet nearer heaven than the locality
of Paget .Sound.
A widow, " fat, fair and forty,"
sues a wealthy Cariboo miner at
Baikerville to recover $25,000
damages done to her heart. .Mrs.
lirooks is the plaintiff, aud Mr.
Drinkall, of tho Forest Boa' claim,
is the defendant.
7'ho Baker City Democrat say
that Mackey Graham, son of Mrs.
Graham, a widow lady living in.
Grand Hondo Valley, went bath
ing with another litt'e boy in a
Beservoir near Fldoradoot) Sunday
the 0th, and was drowned. lie
was about ten years ol age,
The Grand Army of the Repub
lic of Salem are projecting a move
ment there for the celebration of
the Fourth.
Tho Salem Statesman says a
coup'e ot the young bloods of that,
city, Burnauied Nick and Moses,
went over to the Island in search of
berries and became lost. Moses
like his great namesake was in the
lead, and eventually camo out on
the river bank far above the city.
During the month of .Vay the
Walla Walla Land Office disposed
of 11,201 acres of public lands.
Reports from all parts of the
country are to the eflect that aU
crops are guttering For want, ol ram.
On Saturday, at Portland, a
Newfoundland dog rescued an in
sane woman from drowning.
The criminal (locket of Multno
mah county contains twelve cases.
Of tho seventy-three papers pub
lished in the State of Georgia forty
one are opposed the indorsement of
Greeley ami Brown, twenty-six
favor it but prefer straight Demo-,
ratio nominations, while six are
committed to the Liberal ticket.
Seven men were killed and many
others were injured by a construc
tion trian running off the track at
Ford City, Illinois, on the 17th.
"Talking of the war, ' guys l'ut
Murphy, "liow horrible it Is to hear
tliestineileroiiiisot'lheilying, toexiln r
with the shrieks of the deauY'
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