The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, June 30, 1876, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextALBANY -"REGISTER. Hecaiise Motogi, the editor of the sharps uews-pa.-)-, 'ai!"a Slmibuti, wrote that the swor.l t.t tlie five could only Icstrny tl.c iron cast'e oJ an ') es hive jitveriniieiit, hv lasbui condemn i' to itnprisotiincii. fur two years anil a lialf, a i-.cw editor is wanted. Worn, a hire Matistical refsirt we jet a gratifying oxiiiUit of thirty-nine rail roatl for the first quarter ot 187C. 'I'lie "ariiinTs of tJ'C r.'.a.ls n-ixirtetl are $22. .9.4S.5.0, a-ainst V2Q, 3S0, 482 lor the t-a:ue lime last vtar. The potato bug already figures in a law-Mi it iu .New Jersey, whore a wo ' luan t-l.arsres l-.er neiztibor with throw, ing a lot of rliein over her fence, and .er fowls. It will be in order, however, fur com cil for the prosecution to establish the identity of iho potato hugs eaten with those that were thrown er the fence. "Hie ford across the Sooth Umpqua at Iio.buri ha washed out during the winter so that it will I impontbie to tie it Ur that purpose any more. Ordinance Xn. 01. An Ordinance for the grailing and grav eling of Fifth street. lie it nnlaim-tl ry the Common Council of the city ot Albany ; Th:ir rlni owner or owner ofsmy property on Fifth street. Ie twii CaiipooU street and Baker street. "e r-f mred to gnitle antl gravel said strect.the ri nding to lie clone according to tin csfcib-lt-lieil grade adopted by the ciR. and the gravel to be good, clear river gravel, four im lies thick urnl twenty feet wide in the tvnrier of said street, the same to be coin- p!et Is! on or before the firs-t day ofyentein- her. 1S7J. 1'juaed the Council June 19th. 1S78. X. B. 1IUMPHUKY. M. A. Baker, Mayor. Recorder. - Onlintnce Xo. 62. An ordinance for the grading and grav eling of Fourth street. lie it ordained ly the Common Council of the city of Albany : That the owner or owners of any proerty on fcVurth street, between Walnut street and ttakcrstreet.be required to grade and gravel said street. the grading to be ilone siecon'ing to the estab lished grade adopted by the city, and the gravel to be goKl, clean river gravel, fcajr incites thick and twenty feet wide in center f said street, the same to be completed on r before the rirt day of September. 1870. Fashed the Council June lrh. 1S76. K. B..UUMPUKEY. II. A. Bakek. Mayoiv Recorder. Ordinance No. C3. Be it ordained by the Common Conned of the eity of Albany : That section 29 ot Ordinance No. a, be amended so as to read a-t follow : Hotels, inns and tavern shall be classi fied and rated according to the monthly rental of the house and property intended ' to be occupied for said purpose, as follows, to-wir : All cases where the rent or valuation of - flie monthly rental of said boose and prop, ci ty shall lie 20 or les. the occapaut shall pay a license ot $2 50 per quarter; in all cases where t ha rent or valuation of the monthly rental shall l more than twenty and less than titty dollars, the occupant fhall pay a quarterly license of $5; in ail eases where the rent or valuation of the monthly rental shall be more thau fifty and less than one hundred-dollars, he oecipaiit IeiH pjiy a quarterly licea of $10; in all ases where the inouthly . rental or valua tion of the month! v rental shall exceed one k hundred dollars the occupant, in addition -f -to the license,hereiidt'ori prescribe!, shall ' pay S'J 60 for each additional $20 monthly xeot or valuation of monthly rent. Every place where food or lodging is provided for i and furnished to travelers or sojourner, in viuw tf tuiv-itieiit rheivfor. shall ha reirard- fd as an betel, inn or tavern, underfills or dinance. Iared the Council Jtm 19th. 1S7S. N. C. HUM PiXRTCY. SI. A. Baker. Mayor, liccorder. The Evil Fruits f Weak Digestion. . There i uo pathological fact moreclearly r ascertained than that the most formidable t phase of ttervotf disease are directly 1 traceable to imperfect digestion. Insoin : uia. with its train of direful consequences, i proceed too re frequently from weakness of the stontach ttian from any other cause. Mere sedatives are powerless to cure ner voiMneffi. aitd soon ceae to palliate Its - symptoms. (The true way to strengthen -the nervom system is to invigorate the di . gestive . atid assimilative organs;.' upon whose unobstructed actiou srs pqmlthritfm absolutely depetnlent. The daily use ot r: Liostetter's'Htomach Bitters will do more brace ami soothe the weakened and irri tated nerves, ami induce sound, refreshing sleep tisfure's grand cat hoi icon than all -.-diss so-called nervines to be found in the pharmacopoeia or out of ft. A wineglass iii ol the Bitters should be taken before each meal. june TITIS imOTIIEIlS, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A IVevr and Jjargc Invoice AND J E W E L Tl Y , And will Kelt at tne Followingr l'rlres : Coin silver, 2 nr.. P. S Carrltstt Waltbain Waeli, til CO: each a.Iilitional oonee $3 SO. Kiirht-Uay S3eili Thomas Clucks from 00 to 13 00. ... And all other soads In proportion. The only house aliuve Portland that keeps the WATCH. Ooods Sold, Engraved Free of Clinrjre, BY MB. EVKRKT. Practical watch-maker and Jeweler, late of Cal ifornia Watch Co., and the only engraver in Albany. AGENTS FOR THE SIN&EIl SEWIXG MAC III3E. A !?ooi1 assor'incnt of Sowing Machine Xee dies auU attachments. TITUS BROS. J. I. MCFAltl.AKD. WM. MOKGAS. & JlcfARLAlVD, REAL ESTATE AGENCY V. AJiI EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 9Tex.t Door to Wells, Fargro & Co"4 Express Ofliec, Albnvy, Oregon. WE ARK PRKPAEED TO FURNISH EMI eruius ami othereoocl lar?nins In farms an t small hoineteat in l.imt and adjoining t-oantic. Farms in valoe and size to suit pur chasers. Alxo, city property, both improveJ and un ininroved. Kent in farms and city property, and collec tions of aii-kinns. promptly attended to. Unr facilities tor adveriisins will enable ns to do more for our natrons than any other Atrftncy in t tw. State in onr line. We also, nay special attent ion to the employ ment and lunar exchange Oepartoenu Albany, May 12a. jr. ii. nuRSiURT, Seal Estate and CosTeianciiis Agent, ALB&HT, J t I UBEGOS. COBKSB riBST ASD BBOAOAIiBIN STBEZTS. FARMS of all ii!e. improvad and unimprov ed, in this and Adjacent counties, suitable lor f rain raisin;;, also timbered land and stock ranches for sale on easy terms. Also for sale a nnmner of dwelling booses and vacant lots iivt his city. Parties desiring to either sell or purchase shontd call and learn terms and prices tiel'ore purchasing elsewhere. ' ' 32vS CIIAS. BOi'KGAHDES, WATCe3IiSER & JEWELER, TV I'wvnt Flrat and. Ferry KtsM pjiS AtBAIMY, OHECM9. f. Watches. Clocks, Silver and Plated Ware, and Jewelry of every description and of tne oesteuaautactories,on nana tormueat lair rates. . - .. - .. , . C3f leaning and ' rapairing Timepieces a specialty. JSs Jewelry, etc., re paired and cleaned on short notice at livnK rates. (SSsTGtve me a cnll.acd see for-yocrsclf.igi Starch 3, lt76-24va . D. C. NELSON, TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY to inform the pnblicaonerally that having nought ont M. S. KePew in tht tin and Wnv business, h will continue the nm at the old' stand, where vtu oe iounu a goou awonuieni tn Stoves & .Ranges, Pomps, Pipes, CastlroH, Brats and Enameled Kcrtles. ALSO Tin, fttieettron, tint van is ed Iron m- d ' t'oppersvare, always on hand. Iloasc Spoatlng, XlooSng,, and all kinls of Joh work anil repnirinir done on short, notice. feaCTGive hioi a call before pur cbaaing elaeibere. 31v8 HORSE 112?S9 - IlOQK, TO YOUR INTERESTS. IWILL MARK TI1H IXCOM1NG REASON, from April 5th to July lull, wilu WHITE PRINCE, PKIDE OF PERCHE, one of the stallions brought ont from the East the past winter. Will be at the stable of BEAK A DAVinsOX, Salem, on NulJrM a. xu., Fridays p. n. ant sjtnrfay. At Atbaay '.uesdays p. m.. Wednesdays, and ' uarMlaj K n. at. ot each week during ibe season, at the stable of . H. MARSHALL. WHITE PRINCE is In KOoUeomluion.and is aenera'ly known as having proven liimseil a No. 1 stock horsa. PRIDE OF PKRCIIE came ont lrom France to Ohio in 1874. an-i mude the season of in Wiseunstn. Ho isadark dapple !fi-ay, well form ed, fi?ie style, koo1 disposition, with a graceful, free. .sy net ion that I have neverseen equaled in any horse of his sir. ; will weigh, in good condition, l.goo pounds. It lias long been my ambition to be able to anpply the horse breeders of Oregon with. a breed of lnire horses and concentrated repro ducinp oowers.emanat ing from purity of blood, from which could In! bred when, crossed n)ion the common tuarvsof the country, a uniform class of horseS'-voniixiet, symmetrical iu torm, conple-i with style, action and aramina. To supply the above want, after a careful exam in ai ion of the various lnnre bree-ls known, i se lected the Pereheron family. The oldcsteelts from White Prince are n. w coming 4 vearsold. with tlio younger ones, show, f hat tlae above fact ha been aeeo"plished, as they are all uni form in general make-up, and show the stock probably in a greater degree than Hie produce of any other horse in the Stare, whether bred from the full-blood. herh-rnde Percheronood Anieru-an or the Indian pony mares, all show the peculiarities of t he Peruheron race. In ofl'erir g the ser ices ot the above horses to the brewleisot (hinn, it. is not nn untried taatter. but a demonstrated fact of their value. Rsit lsl) yea-s since their intixxluclion into Ohio, and la years into illinois. and wherever introduced thev are giving t he lumt of satisfac tion. The one-Ionrth and one-haif Moods bring morethan double the price of the good common stock of the eountrv. and the breeders of this stock are unable to supply the demand tor them. There is now, and win be for some time to come, a demnnd fur the colts at good prices for stock purposes. TERMS t 88 the season, or four mares for SIOO in IT. R. KOhl coin, except Vhi:e Prince fillies they will be bred by special agreement. . ,, - w- (' Asnland. Or., March 31, 1876-28 . AHIZOIffA Tk Arlxuua and New Mealeo Express company's - EW FAST LINE now running first clnss coaches from terminus Southern Pacifle Ratlivmd through to Prescott, Tucson, and nil intermediate points, readiest he newly discovered . 5 '. - Rich Mining District, of Arizona, by the Shortest, Cheapest and Best Korcte. tRKIGIIT SHIPMENTS received, by Wells, Fariso ft Co., San Francisco. TICKETS for sale at all principal ticket offices iu San Francisco. UEXRlf WKLE3, (of W. F. Co. snd Amer ican Kxnresst.io.), President. J. G. ROLAND, No. lOOColiforniastreet.San Francisco). Vice Presidont.- f IAS. II. W1X, Uenrrsl uut., S3ta3 Tucson, Arizona. Executor's NeUee. N' OTK.'E Is hereby given that L. E. Ttlatn has biten by the Countv Court of Linn count v. Oregon, appointed the executor of the lust will and testament of Margaret Biain, deceased,and all persons having claims against said deceased or her estate, are hereby notified to presentthe SHine. duly verifled, to the undersigned, at the ottlee of Powell & I'llnn, in Albany. Oregon, within six months trout the date hereof. ----- 1. E- RLAIN, Albany, Or., May 19, 70. Exeeutor. $12 a day at home. Agents wanted. OnMit Jctcrmsfree. TRUE 4CO August a,Me. POST OFFICE RISKI ER. MAILS ABJUVEi ' . . -Froiv Railroad (north and sonth) daily at 11.10 p. si. Krotn Corvallis, dairy, at in.3f a. m. Kioia Lebanon, tri-weckly, (Monday, Wednesday and El 'day! at 10.0 A. si. ' mails oki-aut: For Rallvoad moith ami daily, close prompt at 11. lea. M For Corvallis, daily, a' 12.50 P. M. i Kor Lebanon, tri-weekly, (Monday, Wed nesday and Fridayi at S c, Jl. ,' OilU-e hours from 7 a. m. to 7j P. St. f Sundav. from 12 sc. to '2 v. at. Money order oflice hoers from A. X. to .. - o 11 iv it kr : p. . P. H iAVMOSl), P. M. x " ; : HOW TO ful AKE R.IONEY ! SAM MILLER rOtTI.D AXNOUXCE to tbe public that ho tV is carrying on a . ' Wagon and Carriage Shop, at the old stand known as the Peters Ppeidel shons, where he has on hsnd the finest ot of end and side spring,. ; , . ; Two & TBircc Scaled Carriages ever manufactured ia tbe State. If you don't believe it, '-.: , CAEX AS SEE ViK TOIIKEEVSS. I esc nothing but Enetern Timber, and Wanvnt all Woric to give satisfaction, while my prices arc most reasonable. Yon do not Icaow how your wife and f.milv vould appreciate a riiie in a well-made land me and stylish hack. Purchase one oi aui Miller's haudsotue new carriages, and voit will pay less doctor's bills, and give your family re creation lor which they will rupav you a thous and times with their happy smiles; Call at my shops, corner of Kerry and Second streets. Altiany, Oregon. Apr li. Itwti SAM MIIXEB. CHA4 B. MONTA6UE. KOBT. K'CA.'..tT. M0XTAGLE & McCALLI.Y, ARE VOW OPEKIXG'A jiaukiik ekt stock of FALL OD A1IXTER GOG IS ! selected with care, and bonght for coir, at Scandalously Ldw Figure and as we bought low we en and will sell them at prices that will Astonish Everybody- Come and ses our selections of DrnuUoodi, JspUBCSV Mutnla, Pfqttea, Brllllauiea, Marseilles, . Poplins, T.ustre, IKibbons, Collars, CoIIap itex, JLaceM, &e., Ac, , for the ladies, and our complete Hne. of Readymade Clcthin r ' ' : ' Hs iltry, rllBftira, Cassinteres. (lotb, ftttoes, BoolM, rnps, lints, . of oil descriptions for men and hoys. Ali, full assortments 01. Groceries; Crocfcer? Glasciare. or everybody. , The l-.st good vat the lowest rates evei time t1- :oiue and see. ? Lebanon. Oregon. October 30, lf7. Just Issaed. SOOtb Edition. Revised and corrected hy the author, E. ie F. CurUs, M. J., Ac, Ac A Jferticat Essay on the cause and enr ) of pre mature decline in man, showing bow t slth is lost, and regained. If gives a clear svr rsisof the impediments to mnrr'asre, tbe treat nsntof ner-. 011s and -physical debllit x, eshanst"! vital ity, and all other diseases ap;iertaing 'cj-eto; the resnlts of twenty years successful j.i.-t ice. Opinions ot the Press. CURTIS ON "MAX H KP."There Is r o mem ber of society by whom this booK wil! :i-t be found nsefnl, whether ho lie parent, p t nptoi orcteRn tnan.-IwirfMi rim". n.RTI80X"MASHOOI).-Thlsbooj IDnW be read by the yonng for Instruction, t i3 bv the afflicted for iHef; it will injure na e.-Al-icnl Time arvt Gazette. Price- One Dollar, bv mall or expr sf . Ad dress the author. DIt. CURTL,5208utM t -tree! or P. O. Box 337, San Francisco, t'al. . 48v7m3 . Bath Hons? &JJarbcr SI pp. THE UNDERSIGHED WOTJLT RE3. tCT fully thank tlie citizens of Alhnn at 1 vt clnlty for tbe li'ieral patronage liestovr ?J on him for the past seven years, and hopes f -r th future a continuation of their favors. X irtbt accommodation of transient customer , J frieads in the upper-part of town, he t.-v open ed a neat, little shoo next door to Tav;o 3ro Saloon, where a good workman will a'. ivsbi tl attendanno to wall npon patrons. LV-C.H.137L JOE WE3 1 it RUBBER PAINT THE BEST 11 TBE is in. cXe Warranted to give Satisfaettoa. Call at the Drug Store of BELH, & PAKKER First street, Albany, Oregon, and see Testimo nials wiin ix'aru iu tue Economy, and Durabllltv THE- RUBBER -PAINT it Sold by tbe gallon only. It is pn t up ready fo use in cans of , 1 and 5 gallons ; hIso in 6 gallon wooden pails and barrels. Call and see it. A y t rs Cherry Pectoral,, j v. For Disease or tbe Throat and longk, sucu s Obiutlts, 'olls. hoopluic Cough, Ilrunrfcltls Asthmas and omuimpu n. , a ne rew com por tions, which have won the confidence of man -kind and beoonu household -words, among not only our bnt many natlont.. must have extraordi nary irtuos. . . Perhaps noons ever secured so wide a - reputation, or maintained it st ong as ATEJV UlKltV 1'KOnilML. . 1 j has lK;en known to the nubile for Ahnnt frri 1 years, hy a ion n: Inned series of marveUou. cur-s, that have won lor it. a confidence in it irtues, never equalled by anv other mcdiclr.. . Its! ill makes the most eu'ectual cures . Cough, Win. Comvmption, that tan be made hy medical skill. Indeed t he Cll tuny Pectokax. has really robbed these dangerous diseases c f their terrors, to a great extent, and given n feeling of Immunity from iheir latal effect that ts well foiwided. ir the remedy be taken in season. Every family shonld have it in theii closet for the ready and piompt relief of It; members. Sickness, suffering, and even life i- saved by this timely protection. The pruilen should not neglect it, and the wise will no, . Keep it. by you for the pmtectioait afiords b its timely use in sudden attacks. PREPABKD BY Dr. 3. :. AYKii A- o., l4well, Mass., Irnot leal and Analytical Chemists. Sold by all Druggists and Deal ears in Medicine. 8v7y - ATTENTION. PARKER & MORRISr ITew Elevatoi I JS HOW READY FOR TIIK RECFE'riOJS of wheat and oats. Wc call the attenv. of larmers to tbe fact that we have erected thefi- nest warehouse in the State At a large expense, and are in position to handle sattslaotorily sr. immense Quantity of grain. Oar house has a capacity for 200,000 feuslicls of Wheat at one time, and is located on the margin of the Willamette River, anl provided wtiha side track from the O. A C. Jt- so that shipments may be made daily by mil, and as often by water as boatinirfacilities offer. We have two large suc tion tans, in addition to other fans, attached to tbe house, run by water power, and are thus prepared to o"Xj 23 L , all tbe wheat received. Cnn take in and clean 10,000 bushels per day. Cleaned wheat is worth much more in all foreign markets than foot wheat, and none-should he shipped without cleaning. Ourchnrges will ben vecentsa bushel on wheat, and four cents on oats. We have SIXTY TIIOrSAttO SACKS to fnrnlsb those storing wheat with us, free to those whose wheat we purchase, and at tin lowest cash price to those who sell their whenr from our bouse to othor buyers. Persons stor ing with ns are at liberty to sell to wltem tUcv. please. Those who reside on the west, side-01 tho river will have ferriage free. Witt tie in the market as buyers, and expect to bo able te pay -the highest possible price. Having pre pared ourselves to da a large business, we hope for our share of the public patronage. PARKER & BIORKIS. n47v6july 81 Albany, Oregon. For Oalo 2 A Large Body or Ricli Land for Sale Ctieap. : OQfk ACRES OF LAND. IK LINN COUNTY : 70 t SIM acres in cnltivat ion ever v acre sus ceptible of cultivation well wateritd. Has u good house v barn, and outhouses thereon all under fence, and lying within 9 miles of a rail road station. All good g-assorgrain land. Tb entire tract will be sold cheap. Inquire of 8. A. JOHNS, Aug 1074-48V7 Albany, Oregon. ' - WOTICE. 'ran eo-partnershtn heretofore existing be X tween E. 8. Merrill and L. M. Pntman, was by mutual consent dissolved, March lotb, 187fi, E. S. Merrill having sold his interest to Jesse Merrill. Tbe Arm will now be known as Put man ft Co., who will continue business at the old stand. The accounts of the old firm wilt ' be settled by Mr. Put man, and all those indebt ed to Merrill A Put man are earnestly requested to call and settle without delay. K. 8. MERRILL, L.M. PUTMAK. Albany. April 21, 1876w4b31. . . 1 r 1 .