VOLUME IX.
ALBANY, OREGON, OCTOBER 27, 1876.
NO. 5.
Ji
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN CONNER,
B A N KJNG
AM)
Exchange Office,
A I. HAN Y, VKEliDX.
DEPOSITS IIKCEIVEI SUHJECT TO
chock at siuht.
Interest ailowcd-on thne deposits in coin.
Exchange on I'ortiaud, ssao. Francisco,
4d New- v ork, for sale tit lowest rul.w.
t 'ollect ioirs made and prompt-lyreunltod.
Ucf. ji to II. W. Coidjett, Henry Failing,
W. S. LailU.
nankin hours fnmi S A. M. to i T. M.
Albany, Feb. 1, 13il-23v3
A. CAKOIHEUS & CO.,
IXiilers it-.
i
CUKHKAM, II.i, 1MISTS, DY! j
(iL.VS.ii, IA.nrs, ETC., i
All the joy.n!ar i
PATENT SKISC1M;S,
FINK Cl'TLEIt V, C'H'iARS, TOBACCO,
XOTSOXS S'KKFUMEKY,
Hud Toilet. ;oos.
Purl icuar ettrc n:l ;-i-o:np1 ne? srtven
Jylly!4eilns, prescrip: io:is mid Family Hex;
!e!.
A. CAROTITEl'.S Jt CO.
A?t:iny, Orcon-iv3
Ct KlDl'ATK OF TIIK I'MTKIISITY
T Melicnl Coi;e-e of New York. Inte
meiiiNT o( Relievleu II spitul Me'licttI t 1
leirc. New Xork. uyniE-lH A. Carat hers
A C'o.'s ilru store, Alljauy, Oiejron.
EPIZOOTICS DlSTA.ti;i. i
THE HAT TEASI STII.I. 1,1 VIX, !
. -.x , .-. ..I'Dicnivr' in..' v r.r,,- i
Imv truu. Thanktlil for ivist favors.
and wishiits; to ineril the cominui.iice ot
tttesume.the It A Y TKA.M will alwavs be
reaJv. a-.'l ca-ily f.mnd, to do any hniHing
without the city limits, for a reasonable
romiwiisation. fcis"l ell very of GwMis
1 Mpeeialty.
A. N. A11NOI.I).
rjora
i'roorictor.
XileI Piles'
.TTIIY SAY THIS
lr T trou'ileoTne ("n
D Alt AGING AND
iinniamt (untiiit be I
cure 1, when so triitny evidences ot ti;-,.s i
nii'lit b oiiie I beiore you every .lay - I
uurts of s'i:.osyl lionc'.es .hh's? Y.ntr
liltysieiaa informs yon that the longer yon
allov thu eomn'tiiiiL to exist, you lessen
yoitr cba-ic.-s for relief. UritrvieTwe tuts
ilu;?U thij in nil ctue.
A. Ciirollters .V Co.' IMlP Pills ami
Oltitiuent
tire all thev arc recommended to be. Will
pure Chroiiic. lLinrtand rSleedimr Files in
a. verr short time and are mneiwnlt
This prttparai ion is went, by mail or ex
press to any point within the. United States
at tl SO per imcka'-'u.
Addre. A. CAKOTHKKS CO..
tjya liox 3J, Albany, Oregon.
The Eugene firemen are making ar
rangements, for a grand ball at Lane's
Iall on Christmas eve.
JOHN SCHMEEU,
DEALEU IX
Groceries & Provisions,
ALBANY, OREGON.
HAP JUST OPEN ED HIS NEW G ROCK It
establishment on comer of Ellsworth
and Fii-st stcoe.tB, with a fresh stoek ol
;nxries, Provisions. Candles, Gixnrs, Tf
Viiceo, e. t whleli he invites the atten
Hon of our citizens.
In connection with tlio store he will keep
B Baker-.-, and will always have on hand a
full supply of fresh bread, crackers, Ac.
g3T" Coll and see int.
JOHN SCHMEER.
February 16-2tv4
ALBANY P'OUNDlix'
' ..'" ,s i : -' n& ' -Maohiiie
Shop,
7 A. F, CIIERKY Proprietor,
ALBANY, OREGON,
KaQufaetare Steam Euglnes, j
1
piour ami Saw IWiU Jaacliin
. .. cry, ...
AVQOP UQBKI3G . '
" ' . Arid :, ; ' '
AGaiCUlTURALMACHlflERY,
. (,.; And all fclnctii "of.
PHrtlcnlardUention paid torcpalnntf all
kinds of machinery. . . 4IV'
17 BATLK. Iloo Shoe MItor, 3d door
Sltv east of Harper's vai-ehoiiMj. is lw8""
hand U) do work at reasonable rates, oeatjria
nice. 27-Sm.l
Ji. T. MOORE
House and Sign, Painter,
, ALBANY, : OBBOOX.
(IKAISINfi, FAPEKHANQU'O, CA'EMIN
I lntr, Glazlnjir, &o. Hftvin had M ?; 'f
enoe of S3 ye4irs In the rmsinesa in the Eat, I
fan safely eunnintec satisfactory work to Hit.
t-hop on Firal street, next, door east of ' (L.lai K
It Wyatt. . ' '-vs
1. 33. ROYAL
TTis rtowirrt a Pi.hVu.i-Rlmnnii 1
fAS OPENED a Berber Phop on First street
i one door west of Thompson A IrvinaVi liar-
mion, where he will be pleased to meet all
obi, ..i -.ir n lir,.. Tl.ntlkflll fOf TMlSt.
imtronasre, h hones by tslrwe attention to b"':J:
neswto merit a continuqtiCTj ot tbKiMii. A ill
lcep constantly on hand a full utily of
Perfamfri' mast Hnlr Oils,
U boct Mnrtmeat in town. Come and sec
A "iiy. Or., February 5, t87M3v8
ft. C. tiTOXE, 31.
hy iclanand .Syrgeon,
T. .Tl jIVSjiVI LLE, OREGON .
ttt. irKrAt lt IHruj; Mlnre.
SAMUEL. E. YOUNG,
. Wholesale and Retail Pettier in
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GRCCERiES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
THRESHERS,
REAPEHS & TilOVERS,
WAG3N3, PLOWS,
SEED DRILLS,
BaOADGST CEED
ETC.
First street,
Terms :
niOvT
St. Charles Hotel,
Corner Wasl-liijtiou unit I'lrst Sts.,
A LIS ANY, OREGON, !
i
una v.. .ttui t iuiUf '
FRO PR I CTO BS.
Ilon-ie mw'v I'm ri 1 tbronliout The
bst the niiirket all r: Is a:viis on ill,. ta'le.
Free C'osftvSit lo t'aoiii tiro !Eimi.hc.
- IHu!er in -
33 :L TT C3- O O X .
t loitiJ j. l.jS f- Hot k. IZixf. tJr e-
ri fircy Ixotx!, ot5ii:?. 'Siotji'liii
nl I'itolH, Nil, St-e, rfilrrors,
WII;nirr, WtS nut lilltsw
M'are, 'l'iictsts ns;t V.liri-x,
Icltet OslS cry. Ar., &.,
Sold vorv low either for (:ih. o- to prompt pay-
L ii-Eoiuer-i on tniie.
Furniture Warerooms.
HAVING pnrehliscd tie? entire interest of G. I
Collar in th ln'e linn of Cimf CoHur. in i
tbe fin-nit ore buine-. liike-i tins opporruni! y
toreHini li is t ha ii k s ) o t he citizens ol Albany i
an I vi.dnitv wl;o have. so generously iiatron-la-1
him In il.e ia-.t. and r--:-... tnby nsk n
"it tintiuu ot i net pine A ,nv j'f; j
X."XZl ,au-,uli.'l1 , 1
ttt i'Tl 'i'w' t- ,
Aimmj , o . .i ..... !
J!- All kinds ot I nr-
K:;sJ;5i:i?.
ttrK tii
I i.l.l. iw
NF! It KG I.i:aVI". To
i:ini.:m-e lo. 1 li
l;',?!W ol" Aihauv arid
tmvb.iiT :;npp:ie.vl mir-l!iacbt-.ey
f:r ral1--:
-. -ve arf fen 1, at a'l
ir s-ji-!i work, which
:!? !o-ve-t r:l We
on in ail w o:'k under
snt-roiei.li-i- conn: r1. !
Mv.s .villi 1 tie :w.-v
lTi - rand removm-r b't
titne - i To r"cei'.-e or b
we will V oi short o
unarant.-e e:i". ire i
taUfii by u
Ofders left a? the I!:-.ui..Tl-:u oftlw proiniitU
t:ei'.pel to. Applv
Allm, " PANTY, ALLFN fi. t .
Or.. April J:t. Isii. -fvi
a a p jeu t a l
a m-k9 L (7Ali WabM V I (1 '
4J TtiJ V BBU. Q Li'llU' B i
llm V Vu.J . WWab to WKW j
r'liisi
j
roitxrjK w a m i : n g t t x
-rt itinivtiTt tra
.. HU.iJ Alii,. irUiiiUiUI.
t ARK1 AGIIS. iJl'i;
II.
HA'
iSA PAlil.I.K
J liorsesto let on re;t si :ia ie Terms.
t Horses boarde 1 b- M d:tv or v. t-elc.
I I will have some of 1 tie un - ris ever turn-
1 ed ont of a P.erv stable m Aimuiv.
I K-sr- II KAi;.-i:'u!i i carriages Inrnished for fu-
j nevals.
I (live nic iitiill wlien vnu w rtnt lo rile.
ANS. MARSHALL.
Abanv. March 10. Is
HAEDWAEE!
U AiU: Full a:id complete an
sort::!0!i:. Stoves, Tinwarp, liiHips, Hose.
Tin. C3B23r. Zins ani Slisct Iron,
on hand for sale.
GoUlSiii.th Ilrtiigc,
THE BEST MADE. .
CROCKERY WARE,
The largoct and most complete assoit nient in
. the eh y.
ieojs all kinds of
OILS & WHITE LEAD.
The Finest & OnresS SJttoi-
Always on hand, to lie. sold for medicinal uses.
4T'npiRirli done neatly, at short notice,
and wakkantko.
J. GltAIiWOITL.
First, street, Albany, Oregon. 27v8
DR. PLUnSPtfER,
DHUGG1ST,
Pare anl E'rcsli
DRUGS AND . MEDICINES!
Oils,
Perfumer, e,
Toilet Articles,
AS SaiOlTI.IF.R BRACES.
XT Prescriptions carefully filled. '-15
XV. Ml. CJKAII AM,
(LATE OK MlCHIOAXl
Merchant .Tailor,
RKKl'S always on hand t)r)eskins.CaBimen
Vestinifs, etc.," ft Jn titer and. better aloclc
th'iti ever before brought to this murker..
i-itfsimtl makPH to order all stylesol t .otlnmr
for men nnd bovst, at rcaMinuble rates, Kuaranr
toelnir satisfaction.
Khonon rir.tMi.ict. next, door to ( ity Mar
ket, lately oceiuid by Dr. K. O. tjipith. a..v8
Pictured ' and Picture i Frame,
E. B. PUUUIWI
Would annoimw lo the citizens of Albany and
viehut v. t Vint he is prepared to fn rnish nil kinds
of PIOTt UK t KA J i Mmn,iuw. "n.
IMct nre fmnifnl. and ' fmmes n-mlnxl ' W
thianHlm on irst. Hirc.ei....,- --ei: --:-.
IilvKilalbl.IJ'i lrtv siru.uom.
I
FRSENDS!
CITIZENS ! !
COUNTRYMEN ! ! !
LEND US YOUH TRADE !
! 7K II VE J. ST OIKKE! OUT A NEW
y Hud fresh assort iiic.nt of
j G110C12RI13S.
J Ac:, in Ir. Tale's new brick. Fit Ht.id W . wlwra
t wo would be pleased to serve u'U with any
tuiiijr m our line.
i Cm
iV s;oek was selected in San FraiK i-eo, bv
'
3K- SAUnor.'S, t
"" i
.veil know n in thin city, and we feel wife in
siit infliction to nil who tavor lis with their iat- i
ron''e. I
v e wiii eiKicavor to Ketfo nnim ii-inii
ply ol
X' i ot?li Vege i itblt--',
in UiMr senoii. itt ill! time?.
You are invited to uill and see it".-
i-1 i.i : it & s u e.
Albany, May 5. "7t-:a
JI
r avinij just i:i;ceivi:i) a l .v.;r. sini'-
tneril ol ! hf-'';l':.i-ateil new ' te c oii!in".
lriil and Jiroii U-at
iTi ti T'k- t y t rviisw
Sl.iijj.lil.l.t Mii;U.J iitS J..
direct front fn"torv. :n nev.- oTei-iii cv:r:i
In.lnceiiuMi: to the lunner ! Or. on. Mo-t
oi I li-..' l'sl i'iiruieis in iheS.nEe are now nta
Ikcui.
a"iuir Peed and :in :;irr.'HH.r .1 iei.1 vi jrr.in
is the i i sinl o! liri'iiiiii. f
Cun lie used ectially well a. a
IrII or E2m:M!4.us: Sectlcr.
Tin. STATESMAN CHAIN ITJII.I. has Vicen
.u-i-eii:lv iniprov"! ier tins cn:
Wnri-moin at my I'.Iik UumiIi Miop. ornero:
Soeond mi i Kll.-wtirtli strtvlH, Allnuiy, Oregon.
Maivn SI. l-Til-JS
It. ft. X. 15J-AJ liiU it:,
ATTOHNllV AT hAW,
ItKOWNSVILI.K. LINK CO., m;N.
flK!))!"-
biubi'
.vrr::"i i i-.?s tiivtx to tti.
j. c. rown.i.. I- ti-T- n.
I'ownx a n.ixN.
Altots:e-i A fs:uj.Iiori.iit Ijito :ia:I?-o-H:-itoi
in f !l-tie' -y.
AilJm-, Oie'ion. Gollee? u eis. ma-1
veMiiii es pio::i;:iy ar.ended to.
ftllfl Vi Ml-
Zirlivory, at EAvtnc
22 ii It's.
HAYING bo'i-'ht out the del'.Vf-.-y hnsbieBa ot
Mr. Lewis Miiaiii. t oea leave io annoi-nee ui
citisteiiK and business men o: Altnn. that
: nave on I h.j s: rfrets an ox pi ess an d .job whuosi
,, wii be happy to -erve all who uaiy Ktve
tr. Lw!s si niison. I be-j: leave oani;o"nec lo
mi: iv t lift. . i
Ail order will be promptly attended to it! j
reasonable rates.
orlers may be left at the I..ruf; More ol iitli A. j
Far!;er.
VIRGIL PARKER.
r & OZk ( ;ir? ')
i w! V 1 i'vtv month in h businpKB wo
1 J lJ '..en;.di 1 ,a. tf 'iMn.y 1 1
ir ntv i" ' ' :
work: 'nn oailj,- ;nru n '!(zen fir.!-
Ira liiv ritxht in tlu;u own Jocnhi ics. IIav
no room" to rxitlmn rn.ro. nii-mf'?H plon-ant
and litinniii'iki. Wonu'ii.anf. Iovs:cnl y:irs!o
n wv.W ii iiicn. AVe will f'ni-i.isli ou a com-
pJoteOut.l; froo. Thi tuint?rs ivs better Umn
, t lt-..iin 1 i...,.
i II i J ti, I 111 Lit iii.u lieu. ii nib inu . v - j .
j Fanner and inwhnn ion, 1 lioir son ami 'iHush
I Tors, HTitJ nil c'iisMS n noo;l of 7nyinyr work at J
nnn;. fw is i he 1 into, loii'i delay. A'Imi-css
liri. e & Co., .y us? a, Mai no'. " .n!tv.j
tii nil - u 1 1 ; i !'i v. i 1 1 hi an t:nc i vi n i ii
Vi ATCK1SAHCP & , JCVtCLER.
t iHii. r I-'lrMt ami Terry M.,
Watches. Clocks Silver nn J 'luted
Ware, and Jewelry ot every dnscripl ion and of
the best manufactories, on hand lor sale at fair
rat en.
Cr ('leaning and i-e;airlmr Timepieces a
sjKcialTy.
tisiy .lewelry, etc., reimircl and cleaned on
short notice-at livini; rates.
fe'.-f"Give me a cU,nnd se.e for youiself.T
March 3. ltiTti-2tvd , '
Real Estate ani Ccnyeyaiicing; Agent.
AI.KANY. : : t j iE;i.tOX.
COKKEU TIKST AMI BnOAIIALUlN STREETS.
INARMS of all sizes. Improved and unimprov
ed, hi this und ic!jiu:ent coniitici. suitable
tor friMin raiauna, also timbered land and slock
ranches for h,h1c on easy terms.
Also for sale a number U dwelling houses
and vacant lots in this citv.
l'arties dHslrin lo iMitier sell or purchase
should call and learn terms and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. , :J2v8
J. V. MCFARl.ANO. - IvJI. MOIK'.AX.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY!!
ANI
KM PLOYMEXT OFFICE,
Sexl loor to Wei 1m, I'anto A C'o'k Exprcsn
Olliec, Atbnuy, OrcKOii. j
TUE ABK PREPAHE1) TO FURNISH EMI-
T KiTtnts and ol hers ifood bartri.lns in farms
and small Jiomcslends in l.iiin and ad.loininu
counties, iarnis in value nud sizu to suit pur
cliasers. - t
Also, city projicrty, both improved and un-impi-oved.
Ttentinir farms and cit v Trotrty, and collec
tions of all kinds, promptly attended to.
.Our facilities lor advertising will enable ns
to do more lor our patrons than any other
Asre.ncy in the Slate m oiirdiiic.
We also pay timciul attention to the employ
ment and labor exchange department.
. Albany, May latt". ' !
Bath House & Barber G )p.
riMIR UJfDEHSIGXBn 'wOUt.O I.L3. HIT
A fully thank the citizens of Alban at 1 vi
cinity lor the liberal paflranatre lx'srow it oji
him for iii pnist seven yijars, and hopes f T th
future a continuation of tneir favoi-s. F :rih
Hocninmodatlon of transient enstomor jnt
friends in the tipper part of town, he 1 nt ipcn
ed a neat litt le shoo next door to Tayto iioe
Saloon, whore a pood workman will tviw f8tn
n attendance to wttil npp'i patrons.
IKXli 11, .'I. I. i i JOf, ftl'.J (."li
ii. A. WKITVLS, M.
Graduate of Itciirsvne Hospital JZcdle
j .Pliyr-doian and, hsnrgcon,
I AiriAv, oftiiiox,
D! isr KR F WOMEN A SPECIALTY.
Ucsitlciice in Wi-silnkc'd building, corner
I ol First ami Lyon hi recta -
, !
.1. L1XSUV 11 1 &.., M. !., j
OFFICE At Hell A Parker's new drmr store.
RESIDENCE Second street, between mil-
roud ami Montgimmry. , S-M , ... ,
lloiUOeopathio Physician, j
-.FFK'E with Dr. fc. i.yifhn. First, street. .
W Albany, Oregon. fej-.Ubropic. liOB"'S a I
specialty." ... - 2v8 I
' r I
4 ft:-::
: J tv.eni v-eiiilil vcim. in the stmesof lllinoisi.
1,1, tiana and lowiu bus pemtunrnt ly located
in Alimnv. uresrun. or r n r.- i in: j-iinn
niei' ri tix
ESI DK N t" K t :orncr of
Montsfoincrv and Eighth sircets, nortlienst if
railroad depot. vfcSnSO
JOB PRINTING.
When von wish
Posters.
ViGitin Cards.
Business Cards,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads
EnveSopes,
.
t
j
i mll 5 t . a
i Dtill 4 ICKCXSi
i r
Programmes
Labels,
SrSlfSS Ssi-M,sii 7'ss;.Aiferv
I country, during the rebellion, anil atter
j ward endeavored to steal from her by
! swearing t hioiigh a false income return, we
j can't name the man.
I '.'ihe average Democractic editorial,"
! sat- the N. . Tribune, "looks as if it
i were the victim of Ilcll Gate explosion, so
rjpTvrriiTiiTi ' -iTATTC'lT ! irruptive is it wiih italics and canitals."
1 i.tlll 1 XlN VJT 11 J U Oil., l,nt how will it look after the Presidential
i returns come in? We very much doubt it
i the Democratic hoodlums,'" will be iti
! dined to rush into the t'thria as they did
Horse EIIIS.
Circular,
Pamphlets,
.-. ' !...
or in fact any tiling in the
call tit the
:"
COKXEH FERRY & FHiT-gTi.,
s. 33 a. in-st -
Ol'K lVAftSIIXdiTO' MSTTKB.
WAkiiinuton, L. (.'., Oot. , 1S7(.
Inteknai, Kkvi;mi: and Custom IJe-
cuit-The .,t(M).O0O.(HK) Loan Ijimi-
on at ion to i iik Son u The meanest
IlIU.F, KlC.
Infernal Revenue and Custom receipt''
j continue to now into inc. j rcasiuy tiany.
notwithstanding these arc hard limes.
And as is alleged ly the Democrats the
country 1 ruined by tins Rcpubl icati Ad-
. . . , . . .,
mmwtroliuii, I note today that the
amount received at t lie office on account oi
of
Internal revenue i SIf)9.3t5.09. Custom
duties jf.t.253.9:. Tliis is about tltu.iv
ern from -day to day. It doe not look
inuvli like ruin. - What wo wtmt" Is that
tiie Govcriintciit slinuld be able to pay its
current t-x pontes and interest on tho Na
tional debt for a less t-titn; then taxes can
be reduced. The Democracy boasts of re
form in ciittingdown expenses only. Ucal
! reform includes rodnciion of expenditures
? atid lowevlii!; taxes. These nm-t go to-
I get he
i'he Democracv has not reduced j
taxes one mill, and hence their boasting is
i
j vain. The people do not want to cover
money into the Treasury which ought to
! be expended upon the public works. What
they want is ihat the taxes be lessened.
This the Democracy has not done.
Another batch tit bonds amounting to
ten million of dollars will be issued in a
few days, thus showing the three hundred j
million loan of the i:, per cent, bonds is
last being disposed of. This establishes
beyond cavil the soundness of our National
credit, and silences forever all that loud
mouthed insolence of the Democracy about
Republican rule and ruin. In 1850 Howell
Cobb. I5iicham;a's Secretary of the Treas
ury, tried bis hand with a five million loan
at 12 per cent., and failed.
Secretary Morrill places on the market a
three hundred million loan at i1 percent,
and it is taken. Now it will be seen that
the management of our financial a flairs
j under the present, administration has
j placed the credit of the nation on a solid
i basis. It cannot be shaken,
j The last Quarterly Report of the Chief
"'. of the Imtvati of Statistics gives many in
I teres! ing tacts in connection, with foreign
! "miinijri hi ion. The tola I number of imniU
; grants sn.ee
an. 1. 17 1. i- MStMMil; of j
I '''. ni-O are nia.es ami o.-uu lemaies. i
t 'these immigrants are from the principal
j comniies oi ran yn-, mr.i ua: i.ih n tueiu i
..cie ..... ,i ... -,e. ioi, iiiu i (; ;i tij- us ex in pie we are Turt ner att-
San I-ranci-co. , j monished to shun the slavery of sense, and
Ihere is one sitH.-ivaiit fact m rotinec- j as mu odd Fellow w now reaffirm our
tion with the intlux of these strangers into j bosiiiiiv to the habitual ii of intoxicating
this country. -N one ot I hem, or p say the tlrinks and the traffic therein. :
least, comparatively few ot liiem po South j jw,irl. Finally, that our Secretary be
to settle. A u.l why? It seems to be tin- instructed to send "a copy of these resolil
derstoot; iti Kurope as elsew here, that labor riolls , tbe family of oiirdecease.1 brother,
meets with but poor reward in that country. ! furnish copies to the presses of our city for
and that the laborer and mechanic are both :
ostracised in the Smith especially tire men
ostracised there for opinion's sake. A
ft send of mine, a Democrat. ha just re
turned from Texas. He says he is almost,
ready to avow himself a Republican, and
for tbi reason, ih.it. though known to be s
Democrat, he was looked uiimi everywhere.
I Iroui tiie irjihiia line all the way lo Tex
as, with dislavor and sometimes with con
tempt hecause he was a Northern man; he
is a native of Washington.
Were this spirit of ostracism to ccasothc
Sonih would lind a flow of immigration
. Into all its borders. Soil, cSimatc, unilevel
; oped wealth, a thotisand things make it a
i desirable country in which to settle, but no
man who is a man wih consent to live
j where he must conceal his opinion.
"i'ejlnips there is a meaner thief than
j the Period fellow who stole a quilt from
I his paralytic mother's bed.' says the Jonr
i nnl. Unless you refer to the American
! that worked, spoke, and vated against bis
iiiii no the inienient, tiresuine to offer them
at "leii cents an inch
One of tiie happiest results of the Cen
i teunial will be. to learn the four great- sec
tions of this country, the power and won
derful resources of each other. There South
elbows East, and West jostles North, and
there will be a measurement, and a much
more full appreciation of the grand abilities
of the people and the continent than could
have be.ii received under any circumstances
If Mr. "iSiti NottV letter which it re
quire" forty-days to bring out, is the best
that can tie saiq as a renntiai tome cnarjies
of the 5T. Y- V7r.ts. we agree with -the
J'nUif, a financial (Independent) journal,
that there yet remains the fatal question :
('Did Mr. Tilden acquire millions between
1S61 and 1S71. on which lie did not pay
tax?" J.IFE."
To IIonsKKEEPF.KS. Among those who
have used the household remedy, Pond's
Extract, scarcely a family can be foipid in
which it is not tiie rule to keep it constant
ly on hand. The one difficulty Is that it is
so valuable in relieving and curing in al
most every accident a family is subjected
to that the medicine is often exhausted
when an urgent and sudden use tor it arises.
It is economical as to price, and important
for the greflt surety of having Ifc when sud
denly needed to buy the largest size at
$1.75. This bottle contains Ave and one
half times as much as the ,50e, size.
Exclusive. Doctor: Tra pleased to
say, Mrs. Fitzbrown, that I shall be able
to yaccinnate your baby from a very healthy
child ol your neighbor, Mrs. Jpnes.,,
Mrs. Fifjfhrown; "Oh, dear doctor, I could
not permit thai ! We do not care to be
inized up with the Jonesps In any way."
The follow ing, which is -suggestive to
coffee drinker.?, is from a tombstone in
Connecticut: -
Here lies, cut down like um-ipe fruit,
The wife of Deacon Amos Shute;
She died of drinking too much coffee,
-4i.no I oniiny eighteen forty.
A M51IIASER
- CKVIT5EVII.1.K, Midi., Sept. 20. 7C.
Ueah Van : Wc iiave just returned
(rout the Centennial. Had a splendid time.
It pay well to take a journey across the
continent to see it.
Our Conference .hero ha closed and our j
home fixed for one year, perhaps for three. !
Wc o to Marcel Ins, Cass count v, where j
you will please sejid the lUr.isTER hereaf- j
ter. e are delighted with its weekly vis- ;
its. It come to cheer us like the visits of i
an old familiar li itnd. Jlaj- its light shine ;
brighter Mid brighter unto the perfect day.
I cannot write much now as we are mak
ing preparations to go to our new ho'tiu.
Wifo and little May are well, and send
warmest love. Kindest regards to all. In
haste, I. Wilson.
T. 8. Stand by the tie w pastor, l.tall
the church rally around liim. and makp
hint and family feel nt liome in their new
field of labor. God bless both pustor and
people and may this be a year of glorious
victory. I'ray lor us. i. W.
On tiie dtat'i of A. N. Arnold, late a j
member of Albany I,odge, No. 4, 1.O.O.F., (
who died under eireiunsttnces most aiilict
ing to his friends. Sept. 30th. 1S70.
1Y THE LOPGE.
The destroyer has overtaken a brother
and he has fillen. That which va- mortal
of A. N. Arnold is now crumbling away
to join its kindred dust, but his spirit has
returned to (Jod w ho gave it. The way of
ir brother was under a cloud, and in a
most painful manner the noonday of bis
...... .. -..,:.....!.,.. T) .1.
i lliriilliooij niiauiniu iiilii iiiiioi. Aioiiiei. ;
pence to thy ashes. The recollection of j
thy many virtues and the warm and gen
erous impulses ol thy nature, with tny at
tachment to our noble" order, commands
tha: we forgot thy weakness, ami that we
embalm thy memory in the sanctuary of
brotherly affection.
L'etolfet, That in the death of our late
brother. A. N. Arnold,, we find occasion
for profound sorrow, and thwt this sorrow
is deepened and intensified when we re
member the cause and circumstances by
Ahich it was brought about.
liesolteef. That he was the subject 'of
grievous frailties, and finally tell a victim
to the life-destroying bowl, yet in his heart
he was generous, noble and strongly at
rached to the' Brotherhood, who have loved,
labored with, and had hones to relorm and
save him.
. Hexolml, That in the aftiieting trial to
bis family we extend such sympathy as
will make them feel that though the hus
band and father is gone, that a thoughtful
Brotherhood lives and cares tor them.
J'fixtiJrpil. Thar, (n the rlcalh of our l:iff
brother, A. N. A'rnoid, we have another
admonition f the extreme nucertaiuty of!
om. transition state, and of the Importance j
cf lieiug cloihetl with a purer atul Itfjfwr
rmbli. ation. and thnt. thev bn made a mat-
tor of record in this odsie.
JOS. WEIJI.EI5,
, T. J. STITES.
N. W. GAUliETSON.
Coinmiilee.
Allien Fucit Pheskha inc! Companv.
One of the most prominent and important
industries that has grown up in our midst
during the last few months, H the Albany
Alden Fruit Preserving Company, Under
the present management this institution is
in a fair way to become very profitable toj
, i-. i i.
the stockholders, beside creating a market
for a large amount of fruit which hereto
fore has been almost a dead loss to produc
ers, because of the wiin t ot such market, j
It all the stock in the Company was taken,
thus enabling the management to increase
their facilities for preserving fruits, a still
greater demand would be created for the
products of our orchards and gardens, en
couraging the production of greater variety
and better kinds of large and sm:,!l fniilq
for the use of the Company. There seems
to be a stendily increasing demand for the
various fruits and vegetables put up by the
Alden process, and if the Company in this
wcr We to peturc aml V" "',l
tiie surplus n tuts, etc., raised m i'nn coiui
tj, there A-ould be no trouble In disposing
of it at remunerative rates. " It by invest
ing a little money now we pan build up an
industry that will be able to preserve all
the surplus fruits and vegetables raised in
the county, paying the producer a tair
price therefor in cash. i3 it not the part of
good ecouoiii and business sense to make
such investment? It these are facts, will
not our people see to it that nil the stock
in the Fruit Preserving Company is taken
at uu early -day ?
The Eoval Marionettes at PonT
lani. Owing to tiie great success ol this
troupe they are to remain one mora week
at the New Market Theatre, Portland.
Excursion tickets (halt fare) on the Rail
road from Wednesday, 23th, to Saturday,
23th, inclusive, to the races in , Portland,
will give people an opportunity of witness
ing the liuest entertainments ever seen in
this country.
IIotkl Change. Tiie Halsey Hotel is
now run by Mr. Ii. Whltson, late of East
ern Oregon. Mr. Peneltou, the old land
lord, started on Monday, October lGth, tor
a jaunt for health and sight-seeing, to ex
tend over a twelve-month.
MARTTT.S TO SALT : RHEUM, Rejoice !
The persistent use of Glenn's Sulphur Soap
will cure yon. Use It instead of the greasy
ointments and astringent washes with
which you hayu heretofore stimulated the
disease. It is cleanly, sate and speedy. .
Sn.ENpiD lA-MnKR. Messrs. Conn &
Co.. Grassridge MilKMiave a large quan
tity of dressed flooring and rustic, for sale
at AVhcelei'9, corner of Second and Ells
worth streets. It Is superior hunber, and
yill lie sold a. Iqw mu-s,
II. WE AXf -VUTOKir,
i BY A 1K)WN1NC,
Aik -Nellie Ply, i
Kycrvw here, everywhere, !
Swells the joyous song, ' .
Floating on the summer Irwwi
Cheeringly along.
Mingled voices, loud and clear,
Front Oregon t.) Maiuc,
Send up .1 shout for gallant Hayes,
And join tills giau mram i
Ciioms Crave letider ! Strong leader t
N'ot a man but lie
i Can the hosts of Freedom, lead
On to victory t
"When the Southern rebels sought
To ruin all the land.
Against them Haves, the soldier, fought
And led n gallant baud ; say.
And since that clay he's 'scalped," they
Full many a sturdy foo -Thnrmati
well, and Pendleton
And -Fog IltUJeJktjow, .
Chorus Brave leader, etc. -: ' ' '.
i
Still "on that line h'il fight it out"
Until November fall,
When nt the poll? he'll slaughter them
Horse, foot, dragoon, and nil.
He'll go for "Slippery Sammy's" scalp.
And quickly lilt it from
Its place, and hang it from his bolt,
With that of Hoosier Tom.
Cnoi;us Brave leader, etc.
For rallying iotiud his standard couio
A host ot yeomen true,
A once Old Scotia's clansmen came
At call ol Khoderiek Dhn.
Tho not as thev with sword and shield.
And battle-axe. and brand.
But each is armed with Truth and Right
With ballot in his hand.
CllOKLS Brave leader, etc.
Onward boys ! forward boys !
Still keep wide awake "
See! along the darkened sky
The clouds begin to break. '
E'en now the victory Is ours
Our foes their death-song raise j
God bless the coming President
Our own, our gallant Ilayea.
Chorus Bra ye leader, etc,
A co-operative utore will be filar tex
at Karoloop,
Jiarley pells for two and a half ccntg
a pound at Clinton,
Store street at Victoria has bcei
pliatigwl into DutFcrin street.
Donaldson, prospecting .Tarvit.' Inlet,
reports rich silver and copjier tiudings.
Mr. Ppwdney's dylciprj purvey
the Snmas is progreswng satisfactorily.
PolV county 3nt an insane patient
named Jose pirns Ooletnan to tlio n-y-s
lit in last week.
Seventeen pounds of potatoes Ironi
cue liill isn't bad. V. G. Harris ol1
Polli tioiiiity raised Vliem.
The CanyonviJle Academy is fastap
proaciiing conTjiletion, and pieseiits a
very handsome appearance.
Win. D. Grady lias been admitted Iq
practice in the Circuit Court in tins
State on motion ot .Indge Donham.
The Yamhill boat was succesfftniy
launched at Canemah last week. She
is uamed The McMinnvillp.
When last heard fioni the lioi.anza'a
liow was high on a rock and her Hern
submerged to her boiler deckl
I. M. .Uinearson, of Oregon City,
ri.1r nlni'Ati mairvi in rw a nt f tin A I A .
i IvWii wilt biticii .'i luiiuuin a v buv vvovu
. . ' . ' ,,
Mr,' J. N. Taylor, ot Coqnille Cify,
died on the 12th, just one :week after
his marriage with lis Kdmm.dson. .
W. S. Towel, of Dayton, had 1,678 .
sacks ot wheat on the J3onanzx when.
.he sank.
Marriott, oi the Xewa Letter, haa
been held in $5,000 bail tor blackmail
Mr. Fvedevick Cla
The Congressional committe of Chi
nese investigation was prepared to re
ceive evidence on the 19th,
Anna Mehan, alias Jenny Xeill,
shot by Tom Nice at San Francisco o
the Cth, has died ot her wounds.
A rich gold quartz ledge lias been re
cently struck on Sjtout's Gu,leh, Cari
boo, which is 3 teet wide,
Large mirpbers of Indians with horses
are now packing on the Cariboo road
and take considerable freight.
John (Jallagher, of San Francisco,
died front injuries received by falling
down stairs n the dance house on the
19th. ,
The recent rev it-ion of the San Fran
cisco resistor throws out sonio 4,000
names, including many old -and promi
nent citizens,
Ernest King, of 'Wasco county, lias
bought lhe well known stallion lien '
Hoy from Mr. Garrison, of Salem, for
ei,soo.
Mr. Joseph Cox, one oi Oregon's
earliest pioneers, died at Salem on the
20th inst. Ho was one of the frame rsi
ot our btate constitution.
The American schooner E. B. HutT
enden arrived at Yictoria on the 17th
from I?ehring'8 Straits with a cargo of
ivory and furs,
The California railroad commissiort
era will sue the Central and Pacific
railroads for failing to file reports of
their transactions in pontormity with
the method adopted by the commission
crs, ' .
The Norwich Bulletin says nothii g
pleases a conscientious bachelor so mnch -as
to dine with a married fjiend and
sco the baby put his fuot in tho gtavy.
HoM3 is said to be the brightf-t when
it dawns from IVar?. This fa a. very '
beutiful thought, but it foldom cccna -to
a man who has just got ofl his v. '.Is'r
new hat. . , - -