The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, June 20, 1874, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 roBtftUnit wytxt Wednesday asd ' Saturday By 'COLL. VAN CLEVB, IN IKMSTES. WnM"0'' f KHM8 -IN ATVANCB. EKSfcr.:::::'.:'-''-- leach conkl sign a bond, to take Todutwif ve S ' j effect when so many thousand was . ... . Hi k VH Tnmsient fttvcrf imimt. per sq.mreof wry assessments. Twrfl SnouM dp KXfffcr: an assessment made at first, and a jgfe inserted on the most liberal mmmmmifSfSt m)it he rewired without delay ; PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY, aid wmrroHY. r Orato Slots Vrnnge. . i ,!(":-: Sulwm P. O. Srrr'-iini 'i H. Smith. Harrlsburg JSur r-fitwioHnnter, Wails Wniia. Owrvr--Win. i.yni. okw ! to Uww men in tlie South, who are j&Staiti fl' vnrl W. M. Power, Shedd, . -w"v(XwX destitute of funds, answering the OntLK-itr- FrankShelinn. wallawaiift . ... , i fw,.?rn. . wtt.i. Turner. i prpose ot "the Grange bank." Can -Mr Ja-e rvnt, Scio. r r , . . jwma Mr. m iw-r. she-M. y'heil a fire occurred make amrtlier Gr, ,," i ( Kei)-McM'nnvllle. " "v " fiS-ftv twi -rwctrk.s?jem; rteiitaisl keep up the treasury. uSgtifc ftSfffSlTW tasury to be separate from Tho,r!Ms;TOLA1,Ile,,,' ... n-....,L..,r , tht a roan Utayetn H. S. 1UU, Junction. Oflleen of eutml eranire Aaaocte- jVfflM.nt W. T. Alcxanler. Bxr.iftru- A.W steftnaro. (WS'-P r--K'in Fanning. Ao'n' L. C. Bnrkhart. Mee" at Al'wny, on the second Tuesday n each month. . .r ahull k roweii. Items from ! Wrnr. i&Mii Planting Trees and j ft W" J I 7iVw. The riral Sun suggests: ; Let each Grange require every , member to plant out one or mnre;Or1er be made aecessioie w ai fruit trees or j;rape vines (which . a)iUe. duty might be held as a debt against the member until the proper season occurs). If the cusUim is perma- nently fixel, that there sh-11 be as many fruit trees set cut as there are meetings of the Grange, it win con- vert even fence-comers into Pwce9 a J .tii.W an immAllW f nrofit. and supply an immense amount of rrutt to the country with out feeling it pecuniarily or otlier wise. On old fields where scarcely anything else will grow, peaches and grapes, plums and cherries may be made to yield in prodigal profiision. By U means,- the fence corners around the farm should be devoted to this purpose. At present they are usually given up to briers and bushes, and form uncouth borders to our tarms. -, Meaning of Patrons' Picnics. The Rural World says The season for basket picnics has arrived. Such a picnicing as there will be this coming summer, was never known bei'ore. Every county in every State, where Grangersabound, will, have its grand barbecues or picniQs, fcueh meetings a wil be wen" this summer, will astonish those not memliers of the Order. Wbe tlie big farm wagons turn out, filled with men and women, and rosy-cheeked sons and dangh tersi business is meant. There is no tuolishiicsR about it. Farmer's won't leave their farms and crops, and load up and take their whole family with them not leaving any one even to watch over the p rem is m unless they are intently in earn est, aud know that something is wrong and roust be righted. The farmer are going to have lively times this summer big meetings; . geiteral awakeiln& They are goineleaasa the Awgean stable. A fearfe! ttckoniug awaite those who have betrayed &em." A Gramit Ituutonce Scheme A IfiwHii I'ttffo )mptm the following : Thateach Grange have a standing committee to act M in surance agents who may be paid a Ismail fee, who laU examine ami 'estimate value ot property, aid ' keep a record of same at the Grange I hall, subject to the iipectkn of all iusured, for payment of any nenes- in cases ot failure to pay, pre- satisfaction, tor bonds are sometimes bad ; but by this arrangement yon have their numejr in advance. This moocv could be loaned sent from Hro,, to tiranire, or even loaiteit i vinf,c h i , ; r who was not insured would reap no benefits or losses. Not Satisfied with the Accessi bility of Degrees. A Missouri Grange has adopted the following: Resolved, That the tact of there being certain degrees in our Order that ate only attamab'e through position, is contrary to the best in lorosfn .i tlii Order, and opposed everv Iiriiicitle ot republican in. rtitntioiis, and that we as a Grange demand that every degree m tins ToQ jVl(ch faik.H Tennessee patr0 nyn. must say that fear there are too many that mis- take the real object otourmeetmgs. We come laden with debate and long speeches and resolutions to fter, that perhaps are of minor importance, or such as we cannot reach until we further advance, and I would suggest to all true Patrons to be very careful in all our meet ings, to act with discretion, gra at what we can reach j and hold fat to that that is good ; do more and talk less, and wisdom will be dis played in action and not m words. Introduce nothing for mere argn. ment sake, or pastime, but introduce such as will be tor tlie good of the Order. I-et us work together for our own benefit by commencing immediately at home, and as we grow older, wiser and more power ful. then we can reach further. The Westliche Post's local edi. tor deserves the credit tor the disco very of the following piece of litera ture, written in German American. He found it in the complaint book at the City Engineer' office. It read thus : 'Herr Inspector, Sir : Terr ist ein am bad blase in der Seitvolk in der Franklin Ebenu Streets vor .mem Hans and I vant him fix quick, at vonst': als mein vrow and der Kin dershe vails in dem and now I gits dam doctor bill zii jpay The .ame is signed in full. The Seitvolk (sidewalk) wait "fitt at vonst- "Dried tongue," waa the answer which a minister, just going out to "exchange, gave some one who asked him what he had in his ear- pet-bag which contained seven ser- toons. .mim, . X IVtbpenty 'ti the Wk i tU womeoagtjfBtn "aLban register. Airmta tor tin actatcv. The following (reniletnen are ajUhorUed Hlmm?iiiii, Hairlrfmw. O. P. Tompkln. Harris'mrg. lHiier Hume, BrownsvlUe. W. B. Kirk, BrownUto. J. B. Irvine, Solo, , T. H. ReTnolrt. alm. L. P. fwef.flan Franclsoo. D. P. Porter, HbMd' Slallon. for fllAle. Arum. ABMINIKO TASWEST, well imnroveil, wlih Houswi and Buni and all kin of FriUt and Ornainenial Trees, ror parrtcnlars Inqnire on the faXof 11AN1KL illl.LKK, Tangent. Or., March 8, 7-tf BEDDING i UPHOLSTERING ! W.J. WARREN & CO. Upholsterers, rlratStTCH, t Albl, Otrfa, A BB l'RKPABED TO FURNISH ALL iHkindsof Ac, to order. Bom practical workmen tlrov pwrantee satisfaction. AU unnoWerv work done in Albany. CanandemlnweorandWAOrck. April W. The Imported Pereberon Stallion White Prince, WrtLL BE AT THE LIVERY STABLE W of Messnt. Marshall St'hlosser. in AHwnv, Monday afternoon, Tuoday. and i!;? Vi... .....,,,, ,r Hi..h net,, and on Thursday afternoon. Friday and Saiur lavof parh werk.nt the llver' stable of Mr. mm, mm, fmu April d to July l9t,lS7t. Terms tor the wasonnJ'W J'5 lit," MM, $30, V. S. Gold Coin. for Insurance. WIT. S GoW Coin, due when the Mare 1 known to be with Foal or partl with. w. c . MYER. Albany, Or., April, 187tn Y? OLD MEXICAN Mustang Liniment wu fast known ia America. It merit! are bow weU known throufhoul the habitble woiM. It has the oldest aafW record of any Liniment in the world. From the millions upon millioM of botdtt Mid am a single compUnat hat ejer reached us. A a Hearing and Pin-SuWumg I4aimcat it hai no eipial. It iaalike, beaficul to HAN AND BEAST. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. s, w u.' v- Fl ' ; ,;':' lonisstssd Tunic if c5Ty m, x '''f, J r4tm v:u fhtrr. Sutrarmt. Tb rsatarJl ,.,.t Pint. itt. tft ( jmiinriu r ' ' M...iwr ticFie.'AririWr'rt luiZiM P&HMt. Juundttt, uvr (.: a BA.ftsM ar vu atari. tt- WOMEN s sottolr't thmm. A New Idea! A WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Mails FOR 50 Dollars!! FARMERS, merchants; mechanics, AND EVERYBODY Buy the WotM-Renowned It! Tim BEST IN THE WORLD I fJTThe Highest Premium was awarded to it at VIENNA; Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. Institute, N. It J Cincinnati Exposition ; Indianapolis Exposition t St. Louis Fair; Unisiana State Fair; liaaiasiDpi State Fair; and Georgia State Fair; FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, and doing the largest and best range of work. All other Machines in the Market were In direct COMPETITION!! WFor Hemming, Fell in,g, Stitching, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilt ing and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. Where we have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Bail Bead Station of Purchasers. : Needles for ail Sewing Ma chines for Sate. Old Machines taken in Exchaagft WtMmm Sewing MaelB CV m ' CtoVud, Oafcv ; ! Saw Jpl Slil Sew Ma ADVKHTISEMO'IS. PETER8&SPEIDEL, .MA.Nl KACTIKEWI OF Carriages - A Wagons, Of Every Mt-M-i p ALBANY, OBE?0. MANUFACTTJRK TO OBLEB AWV and all style of Wagons, Carriages, Hacki, c, at as rrawnahle rates as the use of ipxKl material and flrst-olass work will jui- , fcnalHns nently and expeditiously dona at low rites. Shonon Frrry between First and Seeono slreots. . . 1'KTKPS A SI'EIDKL. Albany, March 7, l!7S-27 MAKl'.I.K WOliKS. MONROE A. STAHiER, Dealers in MomiDicuts, Obtihks, Tcmbs Hnad antl Fcot Stones, Exeutod in Callforula, Vermoiii and Italian Mtnblfl. SALEM, OBKGON. HKAX'H SHOP AY ALBANY. fifl Xolwttft BVMPIM Of i he efficien cy Of I r. J Si. Ol 1IIKII K I (II1I1IUIIIIU lixinwttof EttntlvwiisMin Ik- 'iwirwl, than lip following summary ol en-es, treutil with this reiiiedvnlfii"'- ny mat eimnent "hvsicinn. Dk. D v W st . in the L. S. Marine llosnilnl. Sun Fmm i-io, retHiil ed in the A ''"' St: w . JM. EUCALVPTUS initt"ut i-v r.. 4 ItillH v r s a 19 9 TthIioM t v r. 9 a i 7-. a a . 4 25 10 t 7 a i 4 IS liiUni Inm orHMniXN ... IHnrttl I iHCNHllllH IH-' OI I ' Hrlrturr liiUHiu.urUl'iddrr 27 iileiinriiiicla !:f iNt-NS" of tin- llrm f . . 7 lly rnterjr 4 tiironli' lHarrhem ... 12 norrh-i IS .i a are the npor!x f the esrrrinifnta wlthr Kncnl pt n fv Hr. l.orriii-r, f Berlin. I'rnwht, and fir Kw!e . t Muf Phyalolan of the Austrian Haiia-a?' Cn., pnbllahed la the Am. M d. J . vr Jnly, 1K72. ' It ill ! fomul ven i-f ti acion in ohstl nHtecacar lyanipria. Ilnin'liitfn. Hack liurt'ongh fhronic Sore ihmnt, tencor rhea, etc., and in naiwa daring pragtian cl ...... a kl. r , .,', W.MM WMOTVW Kztrnel of KnratyB) tim Is H t-ial rirepara tin forilKilnnimentot VW . and U1TK. Kt.niKi is wmrlfl awwi'inif o dirtdinn. ... 1 . 1. ..n i , i... Inlnriima - Willi'"' " " V"" - ...... . , ! . u , lin nun.1 J In i . ninn fltl't HIKIllitill l'l'm edlna for that dieare. AWo rnw InW tract of KiicalM'liis, fit .me twnnd : hottlif, for pliyafclam' w licware of Imt'ationt, and tiike none Imtt 1 olctnaiiV. For fal everywhere, and ify olirc Calet(',. liniirgista, Port land. Agents for i.regonj v."n39y REWARD i ros AS Incurable Case! XDR. L RICHAirs C OLDEN BAL8AWI AftfTfcn yeaW trial on IhiaToaat baa proven Itfalt the only rantm in ttatoclaw of dbeMa pronounced byiuttllcal pracUUon traaaincnrmUa. Dr.LsRieaaa's GOLBES BALSAMHo.f eorea Chtocnu ftnt ud aerond ralrt.BoWiOB tha Lega or Body; Bom tara, Zjf!& Owper-eolored BlotehrB, Syphlimo'OnK IMi'd Scalp, rod all rnylonatdto tlimam knowa as ByphiUa. fri, fa per nov lit, or two for $9. Br.LsliehSB,i 61L1EH BALSAM M Tertiary, MeKuriaUfrPSlWgj Uam. PaiM la the Born a. Mfi0'; earatod Bore Throat. SH""0J', flSSf tad Contracted Corda. Btiflbaaa of the UaM, d eradicatei ail dia.B from theKatda. Senry-toavlng tha blood pnre and heulby Prloa. i P botUo, or two for t. Bf.LeBichaa's GQLDEK SPAWISH AH $1.1 TTTT" A i ,.! u crlun rr Genital Price, ! per emus. Ir.Lelrekn's GOLBFN SPAI18B IB- OTOorhInfcinaIrSUt,8ltI ratta dtaaaanat tha mm and Bladdaa Price, $1.80 per hottta. i-. iMMUiwiNt. rxKirsiiPsam wrr.TA Tor Seminal .Weakoeae, Sight Kml- BoiMinpBtaBcy, tai 111 dtarattwarWi irfslnff imm lion and entelm thwea. Priee. U per bottle. Th gcSnlaa Gouw BUiiM VrOTS. Waa, wi fe MBt to all u bTtta emiitry. by eiprew or null aemrely part! and froa from oW- WW. Wim A !, e l-MJIJ I arhoHaaie and fcjrwneliflo.Cal. T owoim .i. I, "'''; una.'.;.;;;;.;;; KfUTffltSi . j ' kef uamh atart.