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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME IX. ALBANY, OREGON, JUNE 1, 1877. NO. 36. BUSINESS CAKDS. JOHN CONNER'S B A' IN KING Exchange Office, AIJBAX V, ORE03I. TErOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO ..lin.'W At aixrht-- Interest allowed on time deposits in coin. Exenanire on r-ortiaud, San inmciww, . .1 Vjiv VrY-L for anlct at lowest rnt5. folieetions nindeand promptly remitted. Refers to 11. , Y: , JOxuett -ienry rnuiun, Ran k ing hours from "AM. to 4 P. M. A lbaa y , Feb. 1, lSTKWvA. fc -i . II. J. BOUGIITO', M. D., . naniTATE OF THE rWIVKIWITY JT MejU-al College of New York, late inomlwuf Bellevleu II pltal Medical Col- I lege. New York. Office-Ik A. Carothera A C'o.'s drug store, Albany, Oregon. HARDWARE! BOLTS, nil sixe and descrip ilnn. A ceneral SHELF HAltD- WAItE a full and complete as sortment. Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Hose. Tin, Coper, Zinc and Sheet Iron on hand for sale. The Goldsmith Range, THE BEST MADE. CROCKERY WARE, Ttie largest and mot complete assortment In iue ciiy. Keeps all kinds of & WHITE OILS LEAD. Lime & Plaster of Paris, at Tortland prices, freight added. 6r Jlepxirlntf done neatly, at short notice, J. GRADWOHL. First street, Albany, Oretton. n2i aBartoer- Sliop 2 X.. 13. ROYAL HAS OPENED a BarhcrEhniion First street one door el of Thompson & Irvins's bar fiess shor wlicre he will be ploasel to meet all who wish work In hi line. Thankful for past patronage, ho hopes by close attention to busi ness to merit a continuance of tlie same. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of , Perfumery and Jlair Oils, the best assoriment In town. Come and see Die. Albany, Or., February OS, aS7t-23v8 THE METZLER CHAIR rrHIS IS TO INFORM TI1E PUBLIC THAT X no chair coes from mv factory without my name upon it. AH others are false imitations and should be so regarded. All persons art Jverebv warned aarainst attempting any suck imposition Pon my custonv-r METZXEK Jefierson, Or., Jan. 21, 1P76. Bath House & Barber 31 )p. rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD lit 3. CT L fiillv thank the citizens of Alban at 1 l .initv r'nr ih liberal ritronae bestow J or wi ttt wcr jDi-pn vfiKV mid honed f -r thf tatnra i continuation of their favors. F :rih aocommodatlon of transient customer , nt frieads in t he tipper part of town, he I J?en . -.r HfttA.hnnnoTt floor to TftViO IrOS Saloon, where a good workman will a'. bd. n attendance to wait upon patrons. Pee.ll.!74. JOE WET 'IR 3. V. MCFARLAND. WM. MOKOAN- MOIIGAX &. JlcFARLAXD, REAL ESTATE AGENCY! J AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Stxt Door to Well, Farso Co"s Express Offict) Albany, Oregon. WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH EMI irrantn and others Rood bargains in farms sad smalt hometeada in Lin n and adjolnin count tea, .Faring in value ayd size to suit pur chasers. " Also, city property, both improved ana nn tmnrored. . Renting farms and city property, and collec tion of all kinds, promptly attended to. Oar facilities for advertising will enable ns to do more for our patrons than any other Airency ia the State in onr line. We also pay 8;ecial attention to tho employ men t and latior exchange department. ; Albany, May 12tf. Raising and moving Buildings. WE THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO announce to the citizens of Albany and surrounding country that, having mipplied our selves with the necessary machinery for rais tn and removing buildings, we are ready at all times to receive orders for such work, which we will do tn short order at lowest rates. We rninntw entire satLsfaction in all work under taiusn by us. -Oraers left at the Reoisteb offlce promptly atteoted to. Apply to. . Alba. BANTY, ALLEN CO OT., April 23. 1875. 2v7 3Pror. Gr- I. Newell, TEACHER OF TnE Earmony. Tiiorongli-liass ana titosM. - Special attention given to VOICE CULTURE. HAVING concladed to make AlBAWTT toy permanent residence, all who desire a thorough knowledge of Mmie-oui now have an opportunity. . PIAWOS A10 ORGAXS aiAiaecl Repaired Lave your address ar Mr.Fchy'Bmusicand fcookatorie, or at Mr. Hair's uwwic store, and I ilcallatoarre.W G p NEWELX- Albany. Augusl 4, WI45 SAMUEL. E. YOUNG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer la DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, THRESHERS, REAPERS & MOWERS, WAGONS, PLOWS, SEED DRILLS, BROADCST SEED SOWERS, ETC First street, Allmny, Oi tgmm. Terms : - - Cash. L ".ia. i . - - - .- 1 ' St. ' Charles Hotel, Corner Washington and First Ma., ALBANY, OREGON, J. M. FRONK, PROPRIETOR. nratw newlv furnished throuahout. The best the market affords always on the table. Free Coach to and front toe Mouse. HAF.HV BOOEKS. J AMES SCKArrOBU. a mmwrtr mi rwnn a sin I- urfrri AMbHlUAn tAunHnut nuiut ALBANY, : : : OREUO, 2,0GE2,S Ss SCHATTOUP, Proprietor. OTAGE OFFICE FOR CORVALLIS AND O Leiianon . Only first class bouse tn tne city. Free coach to and from the house. S2v9 THS ART TOIXEBV ATIT K. Printing by hantl. iniitmg vy steam. Printing from tyi. Or from blocks b3" the ream. Printing in black. Printing in white. Printing in color. Ot sombre or bright. Printing tor merchants Ami land agent, too ; Prin'ing for any, VboTiave printing to do. Printing for bankers", L-lerks, auctioneers, Printing for druggists, For dealers in wares. Printing for drapers. For riocers. tor all Who want printing done. And will come and sec ' COLL.' Printing of pamphlets, Or bipeger books, too ; In tact, there are few things But what we can do. Printing of placards, 1 riming ot lulls. Printing of carte-uotes , For stores or for mills ; Printing of labels. AH colors or use, sirs. Especially tit far Webfoot prod jeers. Printing ot forms AH sorts ypu can get Legal, V pj'nmercial. Or "House to be let. " Printing done quickly. Bold. t3-lih or near.. At the Register Print! ng-omce. Corner of First and Ferry Street. STERLINGS' EXPRESS FROM K3XnXM5 CITY -TA- GARDINER AHD SGOTTSBURG, C'onnPrtliiir wltn Wei's, Fnrgo tc Co.'s Express at Drain s station, on returning on TUESDAYS and. ITXDA'TS. All Business Entrusted to my j Care Promptly Attended To. ratronago of the PuUio Solicited JAS. A. STERLI1TG. Dec. 8 187ft-nllvt) Attention, Fruit CS rowers 1 rpHE DIRECTORS OP THE ALDEN FRriT A jo. ae to announce mat tney win put the Factory in operation as soon as Prnit and Veg etables are ready for use, and will pay cash for tbe same when delivered. Boxes will be furnished to all for the purpose of brinirimr their fruit to the factorv. Fruit should bo picked from the trocsand not braised. Parties havlnsr plums should be particular to cratner them oeiore tney neconie too ripe. ALLEN PARKER. - A. N. absold, ' President. necrerary. Albany, July 28, 1876n PKOMPT Delivery, Kates. at jLlvlng- HAVING liouBrht out the dellvsry business ot Mr. Lewis Stlmscm, I be leave to announce to Mr. Lewis Stlmstm, i be leave to announce to the citizens and business men of Albany, that t iiimi nn tlin atrci-tn an exnress and lob waaron and will be happy to serve all who may give mA a call All orders -will be promptly attended to at mmmiflhlfl rates. Orders may be left at the Drug Store of Bell tc Br " VIRGIL PARKER. 8. C. STOXE, m. ; Physician and Surgeon, BKOWASVlI-.JUb, UKWiW. ori'It'E -At tbe Drnir Store. 27 8 MEDICAL. S. IIEVTOX, 31. physician & stjegeoit. TT AVIKG PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN 11 the citv of Albany, and entered upon the tuirty-firmt Tear of his practice, respectfully tenders his proieioiiai services to tue citizens i rounuing country, uffick Store. Residence on First street. n33v9 C!. W. WILCOX, Homocopat hio Pliysician. "VFF1CE with Dr. E. H. Orlffln.'Flrst street. Albany. Oregon Ca Chronic diseases specialty. !HV GEO. W. Physio - Medical Physician, ALBANT, : OREGON. TREATS ALL DISEASES ON TRUE PTIY9I- A oiosicHl principles, without the use of poi sons. Offick with Ir. (4eo. W. tirav. Parrish 1 brick block, pnice hours irom 8 to '12 A. M., ana from stosf. ai. n30v J. LIXSEY 1IILL, 31. I., "VFFICE At Bell & Parker's new drutr store. KJ RESIDENCE Second street, between rail- roaa ana .Montgomery, o- Mrs. S. ITichols, 2. D. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE corner of First and Broadalbin streets, up stairs over Pojt ofHee. Special attention H iven to the diseases of women. Being a regular graduateof Boston Medical Univorsitv. and havine several vears' exjierience, I can assure those suffering, relief uy my met boa oi trea'mcnt. Atotuiy, ur., .uarcn i, io i-avs. LEGAL. F. 2. HXLLEH, t iii lit." v lit, Aitt. v 9 Le"banoa, Oregon. XXTILL PRACTICE in the different courts of II the Stale. Special aitentiou ttiven to the collection of all claims entrusted to his care, and nromnt. returns made. HrT Investigation I of Titles. Conveyancing, and all Probate Mat- ters carefully and punctua 11 v attended to. omen on jrst si., next ioioi tiro. nuts W. G. PIPEE, ; ATTORNEY AT -LAW AXBA1TT, OHESOIT. Office In second story of Brlggs' building. TX7ILL PRACTICE in the different Courts of TT the State. Special attention given to the collection of all claims entrusted to his care. Investigation of titles, conveyancing and f probate matters careiuny attenuea to. I. n. . BIA( KBlK5i, ATTORNEY AT LAW BKOWNSATLLE, LINN CO., OGN. PHOHPT attention ci vex business. TO ALL 22v , C. POWELL. I. FLUil POWELL & FLIKN, ! Attorneys 6c CToRnwellorn at Un and So licitors in innicrn. Alhanv, Oregon. Collections made anu cou- , veyances promptly attended to. 1-6 C31AS. E. tTOLVERTOX, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALBANY, OREGON. VTTILL rractU in all the Courts in the Slate. T T OFKic'E in Erouian's brick, over Dodd's hardware store. n!9v9 MUSCELLAXEOUS. MRS. L. J. POWELL, DEALER IU Fasliiona'bls Millinery I r irst Street, Aloany, Oregon. RECEIVES NEW LINES OF MILLINERY, Bonnets, Hatis etc,, very latest style, trim ! med and nntrimmed. Flowers, Feathers, ltil bons, etc., etc, every week, at the store on nrst siri lateiv oecnniea ov airs, ntevens. l ne laaies are invited to give me a can. juva Pictures and Picture Frames. E. T3. PURDOM WauIH unnnnnn ti thfifltlxfths Af Allmnv and vicinity. that he is prepared to furnish all kinds of 1'ICTUKE l KM its to order, at snort notice. Pictures fiamed. ami old frames repaired. ti at bis office on First street, one door west of I Broadalbin, and leave j nr order at-' W. K. CSRAIIA9I, (LATE Or SIICHIGAX) Merchant Tailor, XfEEI'S always on hand Doeskins, Casslmeres A. vestines. etc., a larger ana neiter siock than ever before brought to this market. Cuts and makes to order all stvlesof Clothlnsr for men and bovs. at reasonable rates, guaran-teeina-satisfaction. Shop on First street, next door to City Mar ket, lateiv occupied by Dr. E. O. Smith. 25v8 EVERYB ODY BUYS THEM. TTAVTNG JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIP- XX ment of the celebrated new stylo Combined isnxi anu xiroaucast STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL, direct from tho factory, am now offering- extra inducements to the farmers of Oregon. Most of tbe best farmers in tho State are now using SavtnR seed and an Increased yield of grain Can be used equally well as a Drill or Droadcast Seeder. The STATESMAN GRAIN tvrtt.t. , wn areatly improved for this vmr. Warerooms at my Blacksmith Shop, cornerof owvuia uu fiiiawuuu vinwuf, Aioany, uregon. FRANK WOOD. Haren 31, 1876-38 FOR "Valxxti.'bl SALE! Sxxildins 2 SUITABLE FOR l ini u.... -iT UWClll IlgS Or UlISlllCSS liOQSCS, I . ' SITUATED in the business part or the city two lots, in block No. 3, in tbe city of Alba ny, vjregon. on tne corner oi i-erry ana water streets, near the Citv Mills, steamboat landlmr anu v. o i. xv. size ox iou . lOO fees on Ferry street IS feet Water street, with buildings thereon. inq mre on tne premises for part feu rs. THOS. J. 8AFFORD. Albany, or., Jan. sse, iS77-wv9 S M f s at home. Aeentswauted. Outfit .a AtCiHjslreo TKl :E CO., Augusta.Mo. JOHN BRIGGS I rnivrs Tins OPPORTUNITY TO INFORM I JL his friends and the public generally, that ho is now settled in ma NEW BUSINESS HOUSE, on the old stand next door to P. C. Harper 4 Co , where can be found as great an assortment and as large a stock of Stoves and Ranges as can bo found in any.one 'house thU side of Portland, and at as LOW PRICE. ALSO i Castiron, Brass & Enameled in groat varietjv AJao, Tin, Sheet Iron, Galvanized Iron, and Coppenrare, always on hand, and made to order, AT LIV ING UAits. OftXl on Albany, October 22, 1875-6 v8 CLOTH .AND... CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS I Fall & "Winter Styles. ON BAND! CONSTANTLY RECEIVES ..AT.. L E. BUI'S, In Froman'i Xew Block, nKST STREET, ALBANY. A complete stock of all the LATEST STYLES IN CLOTHING AND Gentlemen's Underwear. BOOTS, UMBRELLAS, OVERSHOES. NECK TIES, OVERALLS, GLOVES. ETC. Extra Sizes of Clothing a Specialty. Orders taken for Clothlne. Shirts. Ac.. aiiu run wauhamcu. A fair share of custom respectfully solicited. I.. E. BLAIN. Albany, Oregon, November 24, 187(i-9v9 Incorpoiatcd Feb. , 1873. Capital, $20,000. ORANGE iUITIOU STOUE! Corner First and Washington streets, Albany, : Oregon. President. . A. DAWSOX. Superintendent, J. BLETIXS. DIREtrroRSx A.H. LOOSKY, M. MILLER, 'IIION. FRO 31 AN. A. KI.Kl'im. J. BIJSTINS, M. II. WILDS. ft. Am DAVnOX, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In DRY GOODS ! Clothing, Hardware, Crockery, Groceries, Farm Implements and Machinery, dkc., &c. Machinery Warehouse on 2d. between Ferry ana asnuigion streets. Also, buy and sell on commission all kinds of Goods, Marketable Produce, Ac. inc. zt, iso-uvsmu Furniture Booms. TP. S. ITJlVIVIlVGr, Begs leave to announce to the citizens of thie eny and surrounding country, that he has open ed a large stock of ' " in the building lately occupied by Dr. I'lutn mers drug store, on First street, where can be naa, on most reasonable terms, turior seta, ueoroom suits, ' Sofas, Lounge, . F.asy Chairs, Center Tables, Whatnots, Desks, Book-eases, Safes. -wardrobes, and in fact everytbtng else needed to CO TO HOUSEKEEPING. My goods are well made and of tho very Latest and Handsomest Styles. PRICES WAY DOWN ,T BSWTRNITTjRE manufactured to order biioi i imiiun. . Ca?FurnUure repaired and put in good shape on short notice Uive ine a calL. F. 8. DIINXIKG. Albany, Now. 20. 1874 10v8 JOSEPH TAYLOR, Practical Vroliitect, AND ! Joiner and General Builder, ALB AN Y, : ; ; . j OREGON. fFFICE-Vlth W. II. Kuhn. Ferrv street. kesiuejsce Coiner Calipooia and Sixth MRS. ASXA wmxsox, suhimaois Milliner, ALBANY, OREGON. HAS ON HAND and will be constantly re ceiving during the season, all the latest In Bonnets. Hats, and the latest in Millinery. All work lone, and goods sold, at the lowest rates -'"" eaprisv7 Are You Coin? to Build 1 IF YOU ARE GOINU TO BtTILD A HOUSE, barn or fence, send in your orders to Settle ineir & Dawson. I .ol liitiiin. who lifkv. nn liumt and are sawinir Dine. id. while and miw rtf lumber of the vry best quality, which they I will seUas low as tfi lowest. " T 8KTTLJEMEIR A DAWSON. March 16, 1B77.-2S Dr. GEO. . GRAY I DENTIST, ALBANY, OREGON. Office in Parrish's Brick Rloc. corner of First, and Ferry streets. Residence on corner of I lttn and Ferry streets. Office hours from S to 12 O'ciock A. M., and 1 to 5 o'clock P. M. 46v7 M'CALLEY & ANDREWS, Leliarion. Oregon, DEAL KItS IN CLOTHING, BOOTS fc SHOES, GROCERIES, j CROCKERY, Wood & Willow Ware, cCao., tJbo. E- GIVE US A CALL, nU9v9 PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, Portland Oregon. Capital, $100,000.: Gold Coin Basis. Incorporated 1874. P. AVASSESIMAN, President. K. QI A KEBI SH, wtce pres. I. W. WAUITIELl, Secretary. W. H I. ADD, Treasurer. W. II. EFFINUER, Attorney. J. L. QLACKENBCHII, Vea. Agt vr F. HALL., Special A sent, Albany, Oregon. docl5nl2v9 Ladies' Varidy Emporium. HBS. I. J. HYDE Keeps constantly on hand German Zephyr, Canvas, Thread, Pins, Needles, Buttons, Heal Hair Switch es and Curls, Hosiery, Stamped Gitocln, it'c, d-c, &c. Also, Agent for Dr. Warner's Heulth Corset ! Child's Waist ! and Madam Foye's Coi-set Skirt Supporter. t3r"French rtamplng done to order. 13"Broadalbia St., opposite Post OfficeJS9v ATTtA-KTg- BOOK-STORE JXO. FOSIIAY, DEALER IN MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, School Rooks, Blank Books, Stationery Fancv Articles. &c. Books Imported to order, at shortest possible , notice. j vonsu Notice, "VTOT1CE is hereby given toall persons whom- jl soever, not to purcnase oi joun i. Ilurd a certain promiason- note of the amount of 77. S9, executed Deceniljer 16th, 187(1, and due July lat, 1877, bv the undersigned to said Murd as the make thereof hold valid ciaims and set- SETTLEME1R & DAWSOV Februai-j-1, 1877-nl9v9 ' Administrator's Biotlce. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY given that the u. duly appointed Ad- 1 , dersiimcd Inq twn -ll. n : .. . . - xninistratorof theestateof J.lXRav. deceased ?.? a,n "ier orI1 nty court of Linn eou: iy, Oregon, ana au persons having claims against said estate are herebv n-r,nl.-7,i JLUiZ n claims i imo duly verltie I to the undersigned at bis residence in Linn county, within Irix months from tlie date hereof. ' w"nui Mx February 16, J877. -4w W. C. FOREN. Administrator's Xotlcc. ajOTICE ISjlEHEBY GIVEN that the Tin. orde,of County Court of Linn oonnty.oV. esdn. made at. thn Miniiini hu....iurr aerstgnea, David i romgn, has been, bv an at I 5lUT aPlin Administraior of the ( state of i piii mi.iiimiiucry, aeceaBea. and all persons I nalnK claims against said estate are hereby requested to prenent tlieni, duly v rifled, to i ..v uu.ki tihuu ni iiim piucQ OI UUSlllOHS in JVI- bany, in Linn couuty, Or iron, within six mom ns iroin tne date Hereof, t ebiaary IS, 18J7. DAVID FROMAN. are hereby required to pre? I constipated because the supply ot bile Is in vert tie! to the undersigned adeauate or misdirected. Tlie Bitters rectt- THE WAR NEWS. Gaily the paper man Touched bis guitar, While he was reading the News from the war Singing, 'You bet your boots, 2s ow here'll be fun ; "VVe don't care who it shoots. War has begun." He sang as how he knewy Six months before. There 'd have to be a Eu Ropean war. Xow he was glad enough That it had come. And his heart laughed at the Boll of the drum. But when the Czar at last, 'Arming hi3 youth, Seat PetrovlaralchravBt Over toPruth; , When Ibraimrustchulcus Met Stchobielefstt, Sighed the newspaper "njanr "Give -us a rest." No rest for Khallfat- Irtschuskcamos- Dsripstetoalmat- Phrstchlgolos ; Met in the field where Guiguervenogorth Wallabnoskwapehtlncre Prsteh, etc. LOCAL MATTERS. The entertainment at the Opera House last Friday night was way up. Our Johnny is at Houston, Texas, In good health and spirits, busy as a bee. The Indians arrested for highway robbery last week, were released after an examina tion before 'Squire Wolverton.' There was some excitement among far mers last week about chintz bugs, which were said to have appeared in some wheat- fields iu the county. Singing Class. Miss Xertie Piper is teaching a class in vocal muMc at the Cen tral Schoolhoiie each Wednesday and Sat urday afternoons, commencing at 4:15. Sunday Services. Rev. L. A. Banks, of Corvallls, will preach at the M. E. Church on Sunday next morning and evening. Disappeared. Some one, last : week. kindly relieved Mr. Graham, our merchant tailor, of three handsome pantaloon pat ; terns without ever saying so much as thank Son- A range that meets every requirement and satisfies every demand made upon it- he Richmond Range. It has no equal among stove or ranges. The only place to get one is at W. li. ilcFarland's, next to the Bank. , Telephone. Major White last week erected a telephone connecting his jewelry I nhop and the Postoffiee. It seetna to work very well one way from the P. O. to the jewelry shop but not so well the other. However, experiments will probably cure the defect. The Congregational entertainment and stival at the Opera House last Friday evening, owing to the extreme scarcity ot money these days, did" not pan out finan - daily as its merits deserved. The enter- tainment was an excellent one, well calcu - lated to please all. The music was speo - iallv eood, and received universal praise. Receipts were only $75 or fSO-they shooW have been much more. Sad. Mrs. Florence I. Peck, daughter! ,.r k vi. ,i;-i l, ' j - .Av,.., t ui v to. dence three miles souin ot una city on bat- urday. May 26th. after a short Illness. De- ceased leaves a bright litUe babe but two weeks old. airs, reck was 19 vears old on the 10th day of May last. - The burial cere- monies, on Sunday last, in charge of the HMnnoM u-nivi tmnMiBoiira rPVk 4naMl i i u. s w I v iiiiiiiv.wiCi -. Alio IUUCImI cortege was very large indeed, oneof the largest ever witnessed in this city. Tlie body was deposited In the Albany cemetery- Temperance Meeting at Kobert's Bridge. A grand temperance rally will take place on Saturday, June 16th. lion. J. XV. Watts, of Yamhill. Mrs. Dr. Thomn- son, of Portlaiid, Col. Thos. Cann, of Salem, Kev. I. D. Driver, of Brownsville, llev. J. S. McCain. ot Eugene, Rev, Dr. 8. G. Irvine, Prot. L. J. Powell and Miss Mary Powell, ol this city, are invited and expected to be present and take part iu the exercises. Everybody is invited to come and bring their baskets full ol victuals. A large attendance is expected. Let's all go. Regular Secretion Essential to Health. Tlie regular secretion and flow of tbe gasti 1c juices, and ot tlie bile which the use ll oste tier's stomach Bitters' promotes, are effects which conduce materially to the res i wa ini i ii in in i i i ii. u iiaaii ih avsLniii ia .Ba toration of health, when the system is ais- ordered Food is not dieted n the dys. peptic stomach because the gastric flnta is I IUiniU ,An.ii,4i kinatia. tliA mialt-fo -w; .,,l.,t vltlafl the ,"'! T" V". i ih howals I " . - . . . - t ademiate Or "ueM";l"r lies all this. and removes every ill conse- onence ot'non-assiiuilntion and billious Ir - .... . . ifteitnit.rMrns regularity, e nrurenmire, I. '. V "i.i action of the kidneys, by which imp"? are so to speak, strained trom tlie blooU. and any tendency ir. the urinary organ? gw sluggish and disordered cot.ntemctcd. Whether it be used as a means ot regiilat ing gasu-lcor bilious secretloo. and reliev- the overloaded boweK or to promote complete, and therefore healthful urina tion. Hostellers Bitters may be relied upou with coufldeuce to accomilish the end m view. JIMC, The Railroad Meeting jew Lebanon. We ar informed that the railroad meet ing at Lebanon, held on Thursday ot test week was largely attended and Very enthu siastic. The citizens of Lebanon and vicin Uy are fully alive to- thefr interests tn th matter of railway connection with Yaqatas ' Bay, and covr tliat Benton coanty is fitlty and thoroughly aroused and determined to build a road from Corvallls, on the Wil lamette, to Yaquiua Bay, en the Pacific ocean, they are detenuinrd also t have abare La Uie benefits of ehetrp and certain transportation facilities to tide-water, by building a line of road from Lebanon tv connect with the Vaqtrtna Bay railway at CorvallU. A committee was appointed to go to Corvalils and confer with the Board ot managers of the Kail road Company After the necessary preliminaries were ar ranged, the right of way was to be secured, when tne road would be graded and tied -trooi-Lebne the fiank 'Ha Willam ette river oprKsH Cervalihy visV re marked, the citizens of that portion ot Lion couuty, almost to a man, are sanguine that the read can be built, and are folly deter mined to enter upon the work at once. They weald prefer that the road should b bullt t Albany and thence to Corvallls, although a somewhat longer and more ex pensive route, and they ask our business men and citizens to take hold and aid ln the matter. The road by all means should run through this city we can not afford to let it go by. Should It be deemed expedi ent to cross the Willamette and continue; i the road to Corvallls through Benton ooun- ijC Instead of running np the river on thi side, a double bridge could be built that would accommodate both railroad and- -teams. We are feeling the need of a bridge across tbe river at this point more and more every year, and it would be of vast benefit to this city. We hope our citizens will take hold of this matter In earnest, and) when they do the road will be built clear through to the Bay. RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE, Whereas, Iu the wise providence of God our Sister, Rebecca Gibson, has been. removed to the better land by death, whictr " event occurred on the T2th of April, 1977 ? and Whereas, By such removal the comma uity iu which she lived has been deprived of a valuable member r and- Whereas, The Lebanon Grange No. SIr in particular has lost a worthy and respect' ed Sister, therefore. Kesolved, That tlie Grange wear tfa badge of mourning for thirty days. i(egHvt, Anas we uevpiy sympatnizs with her bereaved family and relatives, bat ' that they, with us, rely upon tbe gloriew ' premises of God tor comfort and consola tion. Jiesolved, That these resolutions be spread -upon tlie minutes of this Grange ; also a . copy be furnished the bereaved husband $ also that copies be sent the Akbant Reg ister, Democrat and the Willamette Farmer, and that they be requested to publish ttrar same. ' R. S. Roberts, Sarah Saltmarsh, A.R.Simons, Committee Lebanon, May 28, 1877. Oa the 24th of last month Queen Victoria was fifty-eight years old. One More Csfw . Almost every day the papers chroniclo the suicide of some poor iintortUDate whoe mind has been enfeebled by dyspepsia, over whose earthly horizon a heavy gloom lias . aoflhbmRl comniai nt. nv.nad. j one or the meet depressing disease af- 1 nlcting humanity. It is cosmopolitan in "rn 1 Tlie re b a balm tn Gllead ; it comes In tho 1 shape iof the Peruvian Syrnp. For years it ""-"S0 S1?PV fDroad- A'ence TmprSvram- I ahie oy ine Jferaviau Syrup as Dyspepsia. The most inveterate forms of this disease beenmpletely cured by this medW ! I 1 T . " 1 KTst citizens prove. Sold by all drnggteU. ncNOREDS of people have been pertna- nently cured of &tt Piles bv nsinir Pond's '. 1 fcxtraet. Hair a teasDoonral should be rVy.'rcomwitkT and kept in place by a bandage, will Drove I SSaaflsMaT Tn wTfi nmn ftosssnn hatfan mtimm I vivmvi vm viiiv vmo&m uaii an VUIIU9 ?r mo "yeciea nignt ana mom "Old Reliable." There are many re puted remedies for that very prevalent dia ease. Chronic Nasal Catarrh, bat none ac knowledged standard preparatioiis, except Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It continues to enjoy an unprecedented popularity. This reputation has been earned through the per ma neat cures which It has wrought, having proved itself a specific In tbe worst forms ot the disease. Pierce's Pocket Memorandum Books are given away at drug-stores. The Salem Statesman appears ia a new dress, and is much improved, A great ' many sheep have been killed thi spring by bears ou the Calapoola above baklaiidw Last week Thos. Dfxon started for Eas tern Oregon from Douglas county with 659 head of eattle. I William Lambert, who was ernshed by tlie fait ot a pile of lumber near Dayton, on the 16th fast, died soioe days agow , T. 1- Davidson, oi aiarion. nas resigneci i . - t as vu i ap- DOinteO. ' 'Tiirr Drnnorrat : We nnderstand that I ir.i. wu,r.tv parties in w mj,u make arrangeuoents to start a new paper at Uuiou. - : Tliere is talk of ereetlng a truft dryer at MoBiaooth. ' . A. A. Chon of PortTam! has purchased the lanyard at the penitentiary held by Ray, Friedman & Col, Salem. ' : The "Annual einistian- Co-operatioQ f Oregon" will be bekf at Monruoutb, bejln- ulng a Thnrsday, 14th instant. ' Ten per bent, of all sobscrlptiona far the Yaqoina railroad whether money, labor or material, must be paid within, 30 days.