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ALBANY REGISTER.
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BUSINK8S CARDS
A. . LAY T O X ,
DKALKlt IK
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.,
ALBANY, OREGON.
WILL STRIVE TO KEEP THE BEST
of ywh i iny line, and at tin tote
( living rain'. Call am in tnr. 1(9
At '.:! ESrowiiNvillQ,
KIRK, HUME & CO.,
AUK STILL SELLING
M GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, IIAUOWABE,
UROI'EKIKS, NOTIOJiM,
etc, inf.,
of which they keep on hand a full stock,
:in lure atria to will at loweiit rates, ns
usual, for 'sli r Produee.
Will also lie able to tmv anil sell (.rains
or all kind, or attend to storing or for
warding it at their Warehouse in Halsey.
Uiveusa trial KIRK, Ilt'ME & CO.
J. W. BALDWIN,
Attorney xiul 'onnelr t Ijiw,
WILL PRACTICE IX ALL THE Courts
VI in the 21. 31 and 4th Judicial Dis
tricts, in the Supreme Court of Oregon,
nnd in the II. S. Dlstrictand Circuit Courts.
okfici: In Parrish brick, (up stairs!, in
oflice occupied bv the late N. H. Cmiior,
First street. Albany, Oregon. to..1vli
J. M. XtTCHBtL. ,T. N. IXILPII.
MITCHELL & DOLPH,
Attorneys nnd fciiiiiielrs nt law,
COLIOITOKS IN I'HANCKBY AND P80U
i tors In admiralty. Olflee over the old
post office, front Mrect, Portland, OreKon.
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j. c. powm.l. h -IKH.
POWELL & FLINN,
Attorney nnd t'onnaeloni t taw,
i xd souhtoks in chancery il.
A Klinn notary publicl, Albany, Oregon.
,ollectionsand conveyances promptly at
tended to.
w. g7joxe, m. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHTSI3IAN.
ALBAST, OBHUOX.
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II. M..I0SK8. J. L1N8KY HILL.
JO NIX A HILL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
ALBANY, OUEIWN.
OFFICE-SOUTH SIDE FffiST STREET,
up-stalrs, In J. M. Beach's store-house.
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T. W. HAKRIN, W Dm
Physician and Surgeon,
ALBANY, OREGON.
OFFICE --OVER Tl'RRELL'S sTORE,
First street. Residence- Third-st,
one door west of Methodist church. 37-4
DENTISTRY.
eo. w. urav, n. .
IK)KS ALL WORK IN THE
line of his protcssiou in un
Iifenl. lii-st anil met approv-
...I ......l.n.l
. .i..,,I.iiimiiiIu ii4iil fttr
the painless extraction of teeth, II desire, .
,.n ir nil rn l lie reifll-
i'liriieuuir iuiv "
lul ion of Children's teeth.
DcntSonnMltfttloni and examinnt Ions
ki ek. cbawes moderate. itteaotton
5 laranteed h! "every ease. Coll nt his otflce
5nd examine sped'"1""' of nl WO"""
"oFKICE In l'anlsh Brick Block tip
stairs. J73-18U
lEFFEL & MVEKS'
"7Va,tejP"Wlxeel
SPHERICAL FLUMES,
And Ui-nernl Hill Mitelilnerjr.
J. F. BACKENSTO, Agent,
A1 v3 Albany, Oregon.
V, 8. DVBOlK W. H. MVlLLUCH.
. S. VV BOIS & CO.,
HVVEON HAND AND CONSTANTLY
receiving a large stock of
Groceries nnd Provisions,
Wood and willow ware, tobacco, cigars,
. (infect lonery, Yankee notions, etc., etc.,
wholesale and retail, at lowest rates.
Opposite R. C. Hill & son's drugs ore,
Aliiany, Oregon. 4
ALBANY BOOK STORE.
KsttiblU'.tcd In IM50.
E, A. Frceland,
I KALKH IN KVKRY VARIETY OF
1 I miscellaneous liooks, scIhkiI iKxiks,
blank books, stationery. Books Imported
f o order at short not ice.
Albany, Dee. S. 1H70.
The Eyes: The Earn!
DR. T. lTOLDEN,
Oculist nnd Anrlst, Allmuj , Orej-on,
I R. GOLDEN IS A
I 7 MOM OI I I1U llOUTU
ld optlmlmle doctor, f&
j u i.o n.
t tins had
, xoeruncc lii trca'ing
ftdent of giving .U : sat s to- km to
those who may place (heinsel mu tyU 'J W
T. FORTINER,
SHodcL, Oregon
Manntkctnrorof and denier In
II ABBESS A-SABBLES
A od Article tor fnlr Prlee.
Prtloitir attention wid-tQ Rkpaihim
Mho Id, Nov. 11, '73-ISySy
WATCHES .JEWELRY
PACIFIC WATCHES,
MANI'FACTI RKD AND ADJIVSTED
especially for the I'acinc Coast by the
NATIONAL ELQIN WATCH GO.
Of Elgin, Illinois, viz:
Paclfle,
California and
San FraneUco
WATCH, and wc most confidently rec
ommend them to the pnbllc,as possessing
ttiore good qualities for tln price than any
other Watch In the market.
We also Keep all other brands of Elgin,
Wnltham and Swiss Watches, Clocks, Jew
elry, Silver and Plated Ware,
Diamond Spectacles,
all of which wc offer at the lowest posslblu
prices.
thtn mum.,
ALBANY, Ob.
SSg-Rcpiiiring a specialty, and satisfac
tion guaranteed. 14v3
NEWSl'Al'ORIAL.
THE
Christian
Messenger
IS A FIRST CLASS
FAMILY JOURNAL.
Will be sent to any address, until January
1st, 1874, for
TWO DOLLARS.
Address,
WELLS DRl'RY, Publisher,
Mnil Monmouth, Oregon.
MEDICINES.
TRY THE
MOUNTAIN BALM
COITOH MIXTURE.
W. H. PARKER,
OF JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. HAS
discovered a remedy, composed of the
Ext met from Mountain Balm, which grows
In Jackson County, and other Vegetable
Ingredients, which" has enabled hlni to
furnish the afflicted with a purely vegetable-
a perfectly harmless, and yet the
Mont Powerful Lung Heniedy
ever discovered. It Is good for Coughs,
Colds, Cronpand Bronchitis, anil Is an
Ague Preventive, Blood PurlHer, ln
vtgomtor and Appetiser,
and Is noted for all Nervous and Bilious
alls. Many letters might be adduced to
show what the medicine has done (If nec
essary), but try a liottle, and It will recom
mend itse'f wherever Introduced.
For sale at all Aliiany Drug stores, and
bv all dealers in paten' medicines.
"Prepared by W. n. DARKER,
lrnnt Independence. Oregon.
The standard remedy lor ( oiigtis In-
lliienxn, Thrmi, Whaming Cuuili,
Croup, Livr QnnVain'., Bmnchili, Blmlinf
of th" un0,and every affection of the
Throat, Lungs and Chest, including Con-
St MITION.
Winter's BmIiwiiii or Wild i herrj
does not dry up a Cough, but loosens It,
cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation,
thus morning (Ac cam of thoeonmlaint.
None genuine unless signed I. Ri tts.
Prepared bv Shth W. Fowl A 8os, Bos
ton. Sold by ItKPINUTOK, Hi.stkttkh A
Co., San Francisco, and by dealers gen
orally, v5y
MHISKKY.
Fruit Trees, Urape Vinos Ae.
THE I'NDERSKiNED INVITES THE
attention of thep bltc to his large ami
complete slock of
APPLE.
PEAR.
PLDM.
CHERRY
and other TREES.
Also, GRAPE VI K8 -ltcst In the State;
Ornamental Trees, Shrn'is, Plants. Cur
rants, (iooseberrh s. Strawberries, Roses,
Dahlias nnd RullH which will lie sold :yf
low as nrst-elass stock can be afforded.
Nov.4.V12v4, J. A. MILLARD.
6ST Subscribers finding an X after their
names are Informed that thelrsuhscriptloii
expires with tliat miiuher,tnd they are In
vited to renew it. Terms-18 ier annum,
in advance; sixmonths,f2; three months,
fl.
PA4'1FI' CUANT XKWS.
. The McMinnville Reporter has the
following account of a horrible murder
in Yamhill county : On the evening
of the 4th itist., about 1 o'clock. Mr.
Ben. Hasbrook. living up the Willam
ina, about nine miles from Sheridan,
was shot and killed by a man who waa
found in hisgranery. The particulars,
as we learn uiem, areHbout as follows:
The hired man went to the granarj,
wliere he found two men. They had
filed off the staple by which the" door
was fastened and made an entrance.
The hired man seized one of the rascals
and raised tiie alarm, whereupon the
ottier thief ran up and struck his part
ner's antagonist with a knife, aiming
at his heart, but some books and apers
in his breast pocket staid the blow, and
not much injury wasdone to his person.
At this juncture Mt Hasbrook came
to his man's assistance, when one of
the villains seized Hasbrook's own
shot-gun. which was in the granary,
and Died the contents, fifteen buck
shot, through his body, and he fell on
his face without a groan dead, fhe
murderers then deiartetl in haste, and
at last accounts, had not been captured,
although they had been traced some
distance. Suspiciquests on some par
ties iu that section, We understand, and
there will probably be arrests made, as
the Sheriff has gone there. Mr. Has
brook was a peaceable, industrious,
energetic man. He leaves a wife and
young family to mourn his loss.
Ou Skagit river, W. T., on the 5th
Inst., Julian Gluey shot and instantly
killed Thomas Bozart. Intimacy with
Glney's wife before he married her,
the cause.
T. W. Brooks is announced as hav
ing arrived at San Francisco with a
quantity of precious stones from Ari
zona. The cuiola of a foundary exploded
at Grass Valley, Cal.. on the 6th,
throwing molten iron In every direc
tion, demolishing the cupola and in
juring a heathen Chinee.
All was quiet in the Modoc country
on the 7th. Lieut. Roberts was in a
critical condition.
The Board of Education for the
State of pregpjinder the law ap
proved October 29, 1872, effected a
preliminary organization in Salem on
Friday, Mr. Simpson having qualified
as Superintendent of PtibHe Instruc
tion. The Board consists of the Gov
ernor, the Secretary and the Superin
tendent. At a meeting of the farmers of Ben
ton county, recently held at Corvallis
for the purpose of forming a Club tor
the protection of their interests. Dr.
Bayley communicated a proposition
from tiie Willamette Navigation Com
pany to carry all the grain raised by
members of this Club to Portland for
seven and one-half cents per bushel, if
Insured the whole trade for five years.
This offer wasthiinkfvtllv received, and
will be duly considered by the Club at
an early day.
Forest Grove is reported as improv
ing rapidly.
J. A. Balch lias been appointed Pro
bate Judge of Yakima county, W. T.
Rockland lias been declared by the
county court of Klikitat county to be
tiie county seat.
Snow at Idaho City was twenty
inches deep ou the first int.
Competition among the hotels at
Olympia is so lively now that when j
the runners see a stranger on the street !
who looks as if he had no lodging
place, they ' go for him" with the 1
earnestness ot,,cur for a vexations !
flea.
The Af'imVM'r gives the following
account of the journey in state of old
'Skamla." chief of a small, indepeiid-1
ent baud of lazy Indians that encamp j
at the Tnmwater, opposite Celilo, to I
the Yakima Reservation. This old j
nuisance . with several of his brave,
bedecked with featliers. beads and i
brass, and bedaubed with p:tlnt and
powdered mud, advanced in "company
front" to the reservation lo have a I
waw-waw" with the agent. The !
chief waR armed with any quantity of ;
papers from innumerable jiersons of
all grades nnd distinctions, from ex
Gov. Woods and cx-Secretarv May,
down to half-breed "tiillcmns." all of
which the old bilk thought would have
weight with the agent. One of these
was a letter from an attache of some
or the N. P. B. R. surveying parties,
stating that -the chief was corpulent
and comely In person, fluent in speech
and arrayed like a Illy," which state-'
ment he (the chief) assumed was "bias
close." The burden of his song was
the encroachments of "empire" so far
west as to reach, his "illahe 'and there
fore must be wheeled about and faced
to the west. Wliether tins agent sue
(seeded in convincing him that the star
was In the ascending node westward
and could not be turned back for his
special accommodation, we are not in
formed. He was particular to state
that the "south tilllcnms," meaning
the Modocs, had solicited their assis
tance and recognizance as belligerents,
and if tliey were ever forced to go on
the reservation it would be over the
slain of his band."
The new game law protect deer and
elk from the 1st of this month, while
birds are protected from the first of
April to July.
The Oregon and California Railroad
Company, it is said, have signified
their willingness to subscribe (1,000 to
the Eugene University stock.
There are said to be suspicions that
the terrible murder in Yamhill county
was committed by Hasbrook's hired
man, and that the story of the two
burglars in the granary is a myth.
Mr, Fail-child, who was some time
since appointed Indian Agent at Siletz
in place of General Palmer, has, It is
said, accepted the appointment and
forwarded his official bonds to Washington.
Says the SMexmm: Ten tons of
munitions of war have been forwarded
to the Modoc country from Fort Van
couver, to He In store at headquarters
till the Peace Commissioners get
through with their farce entitled. "The
Modoc Missionaries, or How to Re
ward Good Indians."
Tree planting is reported active
along many streets In Portland.
The Ihifletin says three hundred and
ninety-lbur baby wagons were on
Fourth street at one time yesterday
(Sunday). If there were babies In
them, rolls of music must have been
heard.
One California orchard has yielded
1.000 gallons of olive oil.
A lighthouse is to be erected at the
southerly end of Mare Island, Cal.
The steamers between San Francisco
and Southern California are crowded
wuti passengers.
Salt Lake City expended over I860,-
000 last year in the erection of new
buildings.
The editor of the Corvallis Omttte
had nice tender radishes, as well as
lettuce in his garden on the 1st of
this month, grown without protection
or care.
One half of the capital stock of the
Corvallis Library Association has been
taken.
Marion county has 84 road districts.
A Douglas county cherry tree had
blossoms on it every day in January.
Polk comity mince pies have no li"
quor in them.
The appropriations for Indian ser
vice in Oregon this year is $113,000.
Last year they were f5Q,000 less.
Mr. H. Simpkins, of Galesville,
Douglas county, on Wednesday of last
week wits severely injured on the thigh
by the kick of a horse.
On tiie roads of Washington county
6,198 days' work were done last year,
nearly one day for each denizen.
Sunday schools are flourishing at
Hillsboro.
Benton county farmers are busy
plowing and sowing grain.
Many new dwellings are being pnt
up in Boseburg, nnd lumber is iu great
demand.
By one or two votes majority last
Saturday, Win. Stewart was grouted
license to sell liquor III Forest Grove.,
A school teacher of Eugene, makes
his appearance in the school room with
a pipe iu his month, and occasionally
borrows a "chaw" from a pupil.
A man named Charles Bounen died
a natural death in Ploclie. CaU.uot
long since a very unusual occurrence,
it would seem.
Rev. J. II. Turner, au eminent di
vine, recently from Missouri. Is report
ed as Intending to publish a religious
journal at Pendleton, UinatiUa county.
In the Hoote, of Representatives,
Jan. 13th. Mr.. Slater presented the
petition of John Burnettv U.W. P1lw
and 160 other ojfkeeus of Benton coun
ty, proving tfce, removal of the Indians
from tiie Siletfcwid A I sea Reservations
in said county, and the nienlng of the
reservations to-settlement.
A Callfjania exchange says some
Butte county men went fishing, and
not only.OWii't catch any fish but felj
into tW creek and got their comity seats
wetv
luthK'lw. Cal.. a man named Wil
liams put a keg of powder on a hot
saw to dry. He 1ms sent into the
adjoining comities to have his legs
brought hack m "oon as found.
The school census gives Salem 1.
4&3 person's under twenty years ot age.
Last year the number was 1,333.
Since the first of last August 115,000
bushels of wheat have been stored at
Independence, Polk county.
There are lots of missionaries plying
between Salt Lake and Washington
engaged In the delicate duty of settling
the Mormon problem. The desire to
have a fat office in Utah seems to be at
the bottom of much of this.
Mr. Herman, editor otthe Catholic
Sentinel, at Portland, was very 111 last
Saturday with putrid sore throat.
The Oregonian says that Mn James
Lewis, of that city, was seriously
wounded in tlw left arm in the first
part ot last week, by the accidental
discharge of the contents of his gun.
while out hunting.
A mass meeting of the friends of
Woman Suffrage in this State and
Washington Territory, is to be held iu
Portland on the 14th and IStb ot this
month.
Senator Corbett has introduced a bill
donating to this State the mint build
ing at t he Dalles.
A half demented biped in Portland
says he Is a Modoc and wonders why
tbey don't put him ou a Reservation.
It Is reported that Laura D. Fair is
coming to Oregon to lecture on Wolves.
Awful !
Prisoners iu the Olympia jail de
maud oysters done up in the best style.
Aristocratic bucks.
The Odd Fellow's Lodge in Olympia
are reported in a flourishing condition.
Every meeting there are initiations of
desirable candidates.
Rev. C. A. Huntington, elected
School Superintendent of Thurston
county, at the November election, fail
ing to qualify, the county commission'
ers have elected Mr. J. M. Murphy'
editor of the Standard, to fill the va"
cancy.
The Northwest, of Deer Lodge, Mon
tana, says : "Owing to the scarcity of
miners it has been anticipated that
wages in the Gold Creek region will
start at p in the coming spring."
Some idea of the lumber trade of
Puget Sound may be formed when it
Is stated as a fact that the average of
thirty acres of land are denuded ot
their forests each day.
There are now between $6,000 and
$7,000 In the treasury of Washington
Territory, nnd warrants up to No. 83ft
will be paid ou presentation.
Utah miners are represented as jubi
lant over the probable overthrow ot
Brigham Young's rule.
Brlgham Young as late as the 10th
was reported preaching through the
settlements of Kauab and Long Val
ley. Mrs. Ah Fook. a white woman mar
ried to a Chinaman, at San Francisco,
tried to commit suicide on the 8th, by
swallowing opium. Desertion the
cause.
Hon. J. H. Mltcliell was to leave
San Francisco for Washington last.
Wednesday.
Mr. Hasbrook was murdered In Yam
hill county last week. His hired man
is snpicioned as the murderer.
Several burglarious attempts were
made in Oregon City last week.
The navigation of the Yamhill river
to McMinnville is uninterrupted.
IV Corvallis postmaster issued thir
teen money order in one day lat
week,
The Jacksonville Sentinel says that
lmth the Herahl and Tribune, of New
Yrik, have correspondeuU in the
Klamath Lake region.
The Jacksonville Sentinel says th'
reports about the Imptissability of th
roads from there to I.lnkville, are er
roneous, and do an injustice to the
vallev. At no time have tliey been
impassable, but heavily laden team
have traveled over them daily.
General Canny and aid, with Mr.
Case, of the Modoc Peace Commission,
arrived In Jacksonville on the 10th
Tliey were to leave for Liukville the
next morning, where they were to
meet the other members of the Coin
mission. .Fames Good was sentenced to (bur
months imprisonment at Seattle on
the 10th. and tinod $130 for selling
whisky to Indians. His name should
be changed to Bad.
Sage's brick, warehouse, inSau Fran
cisco, was burning on the lQtb-inst,, iu
which were stored 20,000 cases of coal
oil. Several explosions liad occurred
oueof which drove the front of the
building' out and threw the firemen
across the street, only slightly iuj.riiig
one of them.
The new Central school building ot
Portland, just completed and costing
aearStfaOOO. was dedicated by appro
priate exercise last Monday evening.