-'SlbHtig l agists.
ALBAXY, OREGOX, JUNE 1, 1377.
Gentle rains liavo visited almost all
parts of the State during the past tew
day, and from every point eo tries the
most cheering pronpect ot a big yield of
giain. . .
The Chico (Cal.) assassins hate re-
oelved - their Eeiiterice. Charles and
John "Slaughter, E. R. Roberts and E.
Conway were sentenced to 25 years each
in the penitentiary, while W. T. Stain.
a a . t
orooa goi z years.
- '-4
Jure. Win. 9. Ogden, of Portland,
having been appointed clerk in the U.
S. Treasury x department, through the
cxertiona offMre. Judge Geo. II. Wil
liam, started on her journey to Wash-
ingion v-ny n me irons oi me weeic,
The selection is pronounced a good and
worthy one.
At the recent session of the State
Grange N. Y7V Randall of Oregon
City, was elected Secretary; ?T. L. Da
idwn haSrHig .resigned ; Dan Ola'k
m chosen Gatekeeper, in lien of A. II.
firatam, tesigned, and' 6. W. Hunt, of
Mariqn.Q.anty, was placed upon the
executive committee tor two years.
MTiih the above exceptions the old offi
era of the organization will hold over
during the coming term.
Comparisons are said to be odious
sometimes. Take the following, for in
stance : The Gladstone ministry in
fi.vo years reduced the English debt
40,000,000 ; the tory government in
three years has reduced it 14,000,000,
Total for eight years, 54,000,000, or
$270,000,000. Decrease in the United
States debt in that time, $435,000,000
or 87,000,000. And this decrease
was made possible by a Republican ad-
ministration.
The Sofia, who have been "raising
Ned" in Constantinople, are that por
tion of the Mohammedan religionists
who are extreme in their views, ascetics
and perfect fanatics. They had power
and influence sufficient to depose the
late Sultan Abdul Aziz, who afterwards
was killed or committed suicide the
fact is somewhat mixed and placed tlie
present Sultan on the throne.
. This is tho way the New Tork
Tribune puts it : "If there is any real
issue in American politics jnst now it is
between the two wings of the Repibli.
can party. It is tor the Northern Dem
ocrats to decide whether they will help
the division which is helping their
friends, or will throw all their influence
npoa the other side. What doyon sup
pose the Southern Democrats think
about it? And it they succeed in break
ing up the President's plans of pacifica
tion, arc they weak enough to imagine
that they can count again upon a solid
South r" -"
The" Fruit Recorder for May warns
people to look out for agents who are
telling peach trees that grow straight
like Lombardy Poplar Evergreen,as
there is no such peach tree. Also the
rose tree that grows seven feet high.
blooms all Summer, perfect roses, dif
ferent colors on the same tree, and pro
nounce them hardy. There is a tree
rose, says the Recorder, that is budded
4' or 5 feet from the ground on a stock
that it is adapted to, which with great
earo and protection makes a beautiful
ight bnt only the most expert succeed
with them. As to their being hardy,'
it is a falsehood. It adds this advice :
"If people would only let Agents' alone
that always have something new and
wonderful to sell, they would be the
gainer-' -. - - ;.
- - Gen Miles attacked an Indian village
at the mouth of Tongue river, May 7th
sarprisiDg and routing the Indians, and
pursuing them five miles over a rough
country on foot. Fourteen dead Indi
ant were counted on the battle-field,
while others were known to have been
lulled and wounded. Fifty-four lodges
with tbeir entire contents, and 450 po
nies and horses were secured. A good
many agency goods, saddles, guns, of
ficers clothing, etc., taken from. the 7th
cavalry is Custer's fight, were secured
Gen. Miles made a narrow escape from
being shot by two Indians, who, under
over of friendly greeting, came near
shooting him j ust before the engage-
tsent. The Indians were Mincecon
gous, led by Lame Deer. Four soldiers
were killed and eight woaoded- in tho
CUTTING' DO WX EXPEXDITCSE8.
.After a thorough examination into
thq condition of affaire in the custom
house at New York, it has been found.
- that a great reduction of the force here
tofore employed there can be made with
out detriment to the service, and said
ledactioa fcaa been ordered at once.
The old pyftem'. of appointing political
friend to offices whero the pay was
large and no work to perform, has play,
ed out with the inauguration of Mt.
Hayes to the Presidency. It is alto
gether probable that there are many
other places that, like tlie New York
custom house, employs a large number
of men at fat salaries, to play with their
thumbs ; and wo bavo no doubt that if
such be the case they will be reached in
due time, and invited to hunt a living
somewhere else. Mr. Hayes promised
reform in every branch of the Govern
mental affairs, and he is making his
word good a rapidly as circumstances
will allow iu fact he is hurrying up
matters too rapidly foi some folks. The
true system, and the one ou which Mr.
Hayes acts, is to employ in the Govern,
rneut service a sufficient Dumber to do
the work, and to employ only those
who are competent to do the work re
quired of them. This is good doctrine
and will win.
A shocking, cold-blooded murder is
reported from Port Townsend, W. T.,
on Friday last. Henry L. Sutton,
saloon keeper, , shot and killed Capt.
Chas. Howard. The parties had had a
di-pute, a few days before, about a dog.
On the afterncon of Friday Howard
was engaged in conversation with some
one in front of the saloon when Sutton
stepped to the door and, in a gruff tone
said : "Say, come here Howard, I
want you 1" Howard made some reply
about the saloon being a bawdy house,
and he didu't go into such places. Sut
ton returned to the saloon in a rage,
immediately returning with a loaded re
volver which he commenced discharg
ing at Howard. Howard was hit twice :
4 a ball in the abdomen was fatal. Sut
ton then returned to the saloon and
seizing a Henry rifle declared he would
shoot any one who interfered with him.
He reloaded his revolver, emptied the
money drawer of its contents, and pick
ing op a double-barrled shot gun beh:nd
the bar, walked out on the wharf, got
into his boat, set sail and sailed out of
the harbor, no one offering to molest
him. He soon foil in with the steamer
Favorite, and induced the Captain to
take him up and drop him at Dungeness.
As the seamer left him he was seen
sailing out into the Straits in his boat,
where he will likely take passage on
"torne outward bound vessel tor a foreign
port. This is the coolest murder and
most successful escape we have had any
account of for a long time. We hope
justice may still overtake the murderer.
EASTERN OREGON.
The prospect for good prices at har
vest for grain, and the indication that
transportation facilities are soon to be
vastly increased, and the price of the
carrying trade from the Upper Colum.
bia country to the mouth of tho river
greatly reduced, is causing more than
the' usual attention to be paid to Eastern
Oregon. Vast tracts of splendid grain
producing lands are available on the
Columbia, Snake, and smaller vallies
in Eastern Oregon, and it is asserted by
some that halt a dollar per bushel for
wheat is as profitable there as one dol
lar per bushel is here in the Willamette
Valley. Whether this be true or other
wise, there is no disputing the fact that
many years will cot elapse before the
great bulk of the grain produced in
Oregon will come from Eastern Oregon,
Ex-President Grant arrived in Liver.
pool on Monday, and was met at the
landing stage by the Mayor, members
of the Common Council and prominent
citizens. The Mayor made a speech
and proffered the hospitalities of the
city to Gen. Grant. Flags of all nations
were waving all along seven miles of
the water front, while vast crowds' of
people lined the water front, piers and
vessels, and when the General came te
the front he was met with eheer after
cheer of welcome to England. Ex.
President and Mrs. Grant entered tlie
Mayor's state coach and were driven to
the " main entrance of the Adelph
through dense masses of people that
sent up cheer after cheer as the proces
sion passed. Grant is booked for a big
time among the nabobs while in Eng.
land. . . : . . - '
The Attorian believes this will be
the last season tor profitable salmon
fishing on the Columbia river tor many
years, unless some scheme tor replenish
ing the stock of fish is carried to success.
fill. completion, and the necessary steps
taken at once for the establishment of a
permanent "hatching station. The tele
graph informed us, ome days ago, that
Prof. Baird had sent Prof. Stone to the
month of the Columbia, who would
arrive, possibly next week, prepared to
undertake the work of restocking the
river by artificial means. The success
of the Professor may depend upon the
aid and co-operation of those interested
in the fisheries, to a greater or lesser ex
tent ; we therefore nrge those interested
to give Prof, Stone all the aid necessary
in t!e work-before him.
THE EASTEJiX WAIt.
The Russians have the best generals
and the best equipped armies in Asiatic
Turkey. The insurrection of tho Circas
sians seems to have been subdued. The
Turkish forces under Mnkrar Pasha in
that section are said to be sadly deficient
in everything but patience and courage.
The steady and successful advance of lie
Russians have compelled the Turks to
retreat on Erzeroum and leave Kars to
its own defense. It is a remarkably
strong place, in military parlance, and
has been twice before subjected to seige
and capture by the Russians, whose
main forces now are not assailing it, but
moving onward close upon the rear of
the retiring Turks. It is thought by
those who venture opinions upon the sit
nation of affairs that Russia will soon
be in complete possession of Asiatic
Turkey. Tlie warfare has not really
commenced on the line of the Daniilie
as yet. Great preparations are making
on both sides. The army corps of the
Russians are getting into position, and
no very important movement of attack
or defense will probably be made until
the waters of the Danube, which are
very high, shall have subsided some
what. The. Rusians seem to compre
hend the situation, and when they un
dertake the crossing of the Danube they
will succeed, and then desjerate fight
ing, but a continual advance will mark
their progress. Jlc. -
It is five hundred miles from the pres
ent seat of war in Asiatic Turkey to the
capitol, Constantinople. After taking
the fortified places, of which Erzeroum
is the most important, there is nothing
in the way of the Russian advance upon
Constantinople except the 500 miles of
travel. It would seem from the present
outlook that the southern parts of Tur
key on the Black Sea, are likely to meet
the same fate that Charleston did when
Sherman's army made its famous march
through the Carohnas.
Three vessels are loading with lum
ber at the Tacoma mill.
It is said that the bottom has again
dropped out of the Olympia and Tenino
railroad.
Hon. Elwood Evans'will deliver the
address at the annual exposition of the
Washington Industrial Association, ou
the 7lh October next.
E. T. GofF. of Vermont, and C. F.
B.'.ck, of Waitburg, W. T., have
brought out to tlie Hast named place
about 200 of the finest merino sheep ever,
received there. ;
At the meeting of the Northern Pa-)
cific board of directors, on, May 8. the;
town at the Company's coal mines on,1
the line of its branch, was named
"Wilkeson," in compliment to the
company's secretary. j
An old row between W. M. Hudson
and James Iverson, of Boise, terminated
a tew days ago, perhaps fatally. Hud
son discharged the contents of a double
barreled shotgun at Iverson, tearing
away his right hand and wounding him
in the body.
Flonr is ?6 50 per barrel at Rose-
burg.
Five divorces granted bv the Circuit
court of Douglas county.
There's a scarcity of dwelling-houses
in Dalles City.
R. N. Baker fined 850 by the Doug
las couurt circuit court.
Geo. Settle has been sent to tho in
sane asylum from Oakland.
The grangers' warehouse at Roseburg
approaches completion.
A school-girl accidently foil and broke
her arm whi'e p'aying at Roseburg. i
W. A. Morrison is wanted by his
wife at Waterville, Boone county, Ne
braska.
The docket of the late terra of the
Circuit court at Roseburg was the great
est ever known in that county.
Last week .Win. Doran, engineer of
the Alipota, accidently cut his leg below
the knee, indicting a severe wound. j
The city of Sngar Pine Mountain,
Dong'as county, which consists of a saw
mill and 100,000 feet of logs, wants a
postofEce. j j
Kellogg postofEce, Douglas county
which rumor says is to be disc ntinned,
has been established tor ten or fifteen
years.
The Methodists of Lane county will
have a great camp meeting in the prom
ised land Goshen commencing ou the
7th prox. . , ..
In the case of The State vs. J. M.
Crowley indictment for rape upon de
fendant's sister-in-law at Dallas, the
jury was eleven to one for acquittal. ;
A wagon ran off a bridge across the
-south branch of the Willamette, injur
ing the spie of one woman, fracturing
the skull of another, and breaking the
arm of a third. j
Wot weather in Union county serious
ly interferes with sheep shearing. j
Teams are passing through Pendleton
daily, bound tor the Palouse country.
The advocates of woman; suffrage had
a rally at La Grand on th-f 19th. jIe
Comas of the Sentinel was secretary.
Salmon are not runping in Umatilla
river this spring as plentifully as usual.
Tho reservation Indians miss them.
A. J. Lawrence, of Baker, will soon
leave the State. lie goes to Arizona,
seeking better health. He has served
in the Oregon Legislature.
In Jackson county they continue to
pick up fine nuggets of "gold.. jTwo,
found on Sterling creek last week, weigh
ed re speetively $35 and $16 75.
Philip Houghton, of Baker, has sold
500 head of cattle to be driven to Win
nemucea, sent by rail to Jersey City
and there butchered for shipment to
England, where the boof will bring 14
cents a pound,. - !
The time for cleaning, that is, throw
ing tin cans, old boots, decayed vegeta
bles and other rubbish, over into your
neighbor's yar 3, arrived with last month,"
but there are some people so besotted in
ignorance as, apparently, to be unaware
af the fact, and the impropriety of such
behavior m June.
Services At the U. P. Church at
11 a. m. on Sabbath, bj S. G. Irvine,
D. D. Subject -Sanctity of the Sab-
bcth.
Messrs. Dave Froman and D. M.
Thompson returned from Portland on
Wednesday, where they had be?n in
attendance on Deady's court.
We are indebted to F. M. Wads
worth for some of those nice strawberries
from his place, brought in yesterday.
Mr. Howard Northrup passed
through on his return to Portland yes
terday. , Centennial Soap Sold by Way & Hur
ley, knocks all other soaps manufactured.
Buy the recipe, or yon can purchase the
soap at three. cents a pound. See ad.
L TCENSENO TICE.
Notice I hereby given that after the 9th
dny of .Tune. 1877, if any person shall ped
dle any goods, wares or-merchandise, in
Linn county, Oregon, without first obtain
ing a license from the County Court of said
county, they will he prosecuted to the full
est extent of the law. "Goods, wares or
merchandise" Includes all kinds of mnchin
lery or goods not manufactured or produced
jin this State, and I hereby request each and
every Justice and Constable to see that this
law U enforced. See Kevised Statutes,
Chapter 31. Title 3 pages C51-2.
j Any person wishing any instruction on
ithis subject, will aiMress this office.
puil,. GiiiuSBi ,
Co. Trehs'i Tiiui Co., Oregon.
Albany, June 1, 1S77.
Sensible advice.
You are aked every d.-iy through the
columns of your newspapers and by your
Orujrgist to ite something for yoiir Dys
ppsia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about, yoitt get discouraged ppond
injl money with hut" little nicvesa. Sow
to give you satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you of Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint with all its effects,
such as Sour' Stomach. Sick ITeailaehe,
Habitual Costiveness palpitation of the
Heart. Heart-burn. Water-brash. Fullness
at the pit of tins Stomach. Yellow Skin.
Coated Tongue. Coming tip of food after
eating.: low spirits, tfce.. we ask yon to go
to your Druggi-t and get a sample Dottle
of Green's August Flower for 10 cents and
try it, or n regular size tor 75 cents, two
doses will relieve you. nliv9
Is Your I.I re Worth lO Ccnli.
Siekness prevail every where. :nd every
body com plains f some disease during tbeir
life. When sick, the object is to tret well ;
now to say plainly lhat no person in this
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and its effects, su-h as In
digestion. Costiveness, Sick Uead.tehe, Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, palpitation of the
Heart. Depress d Spirit. Jiiiiiuisness. etc .
can take Green's August Flower wiihout
getting relief and cure. If you doubt thi.
go to vimr Druggist and get a sample bot
tle tor 10 cents him.! try it. Kegular size
75 cents. Two doses will relieve you.
ton44v9
Sew T-ay.
UNIVERSITY FUND CGMftlS'NR
FOB LIX CUIMY, D1IIXJ03C.
OFFICE At his residence. Albany, Orepron.
Applications received for li ans. 3tiv9
Wool! Wool!
WILL PAY THE II I O H E S T MARKET
price in cmh frr vixL, at his store on
First, street, Albany, Oregon. - 3rtv'J
CASH FOR WOOL.
O. 1). SIMPSON,
AT niS WAREHOUSE foot of EUsworth-St.,
will pay the hitfhttdt market prioe in -ah
ior Wool. 3-lv9
KTOIKIIOI.OKRV IWF.F.TIXU.
"VfOTICE is hereby eiven that there will
xy lie a meeting of the stockholders of
T.inii EiiS'"e -V. No. 2, at tlie ofUee of
Mid 'Joiiipaiiy Hi Albany, Oregon, on the
2d day of -Inly. 1S77, at the hour of 7i
o'clock P. M. ot said day. for the purpose ot
taking into consideration and voting upon
a resolution 'or motion for .the dissolution
of said Companv. the payment of its debts.
and the distribution of its capital among
said stock Holders, atiil tor sucn otner Dull
ness as may come before said stockholders
at said meeting.
By order of the Board ot Director'.
. GEO. W. " Oil AY.-
,T. K. W f. ATHKliFOKD. President.
June I, 1877. Secretary.
EXECT'TOirS KALE.
t.TOTI(;K is herenv srl ven 1 hat t he nn derslzned
X remaining execmor of tho last will nnrt tes
tament of Joseph Thompson, deceased, in pur
suance of an order of ihc County Court of Linn
county, Oregon, nip'te and entered of record at
the June term of said Conrt, 1876, and in pur
suance of lha provisions of the last will and
testament ot aid aeceasea. win, oa tno
7th day nf July, 1877,
at the hour of one o'clock 1n tho afternoon of
said ay, sell at pnolic nuetton to the highest
birtdor, at the Court House door In said Linn
countv. Oreiron. all the risrht. tillo and interest
of said Joseph Thompson, deceased, at the time
of his deal h in and to the following described
premises, to-wii :
Boirmnine at the southeast comer of section
21 in township 13 south. of ranc. 3 west of the
Willamette meridian in Linn county, Oreiron,
running from Ihonco north 89 o eiist, 20 3-11)0
chains, thence north 29 9.1-100 chains, thence
south 8S" MP west 20 8-100 chains, thence north
10 5-100 chains, thence north 89 41' west 20 -loo
chains, thence sonth 40 chains, t hen ire soul h 89
41 east.20 6-100 chains to tho place of beginning;,
containing 140 24-100 acres, save and except t he
interest of J. W. Thompson and Malisxa J. Van
nostem, who will execute a deed to the pur
chaser of their interest 1 herein.
Terms of Sale. Hold coin, one-half to be
paid on the day of sale and the remainder on a
credit of six months, to be secured bv mortgage
on t ue premises. jitroe-it iiiu3it-w).
Remaining Executor.
Jnne 1, 1877-36v9wl.
J. F. BACKENSTO,
Agent for W. F, Burn ham's 1874
PATENT TrRBINE WATER WHEEL.
I7OR ALT, territory west of the Rocky moun
" tains.
I will sruaranree these wheels to erlve a better
per cent, for ihe water used, and to have better
crates, than any wheel known on the Pacillc
coast, and eanse the user less t rouble.
Albany, Ogn-35v9 , J. F. BACKENSTO.
V'::i;:CE5fTE5i5iIAL
Labor - Saving Soap !
ANT ONE desirous of examining into the
-mcrlt&of this Soap, should call at the first
door west of Ihc Exchange Hotel, whore they
will find the agent ready to give any and all In-
torraat ion. , iuvotul.
37
MIXED
Durable, Beautiful, . Water-Proof, Elastic and
Economical.
This Paint Is mixed read? for use, requiring no Oil or Thinner. It is equally as good
for inside as outside" work ; over old work as well as new ; in fact where any
Daint m be ned the AY hJitlLJ I'AliN J- win ue lounu superior to any
other.
Anv one can apply It who
makes it ine ruriiLiAii iauh.
For Farther Information send Tor Sample Card, Circular and
j Price-List to
G. A. PLUMMER
Druggist and. Dealer in
PAIMTS, OILS, CLASS, &G
First Street, ALBANY, OREGON.
1 "
TV
T1LX KEEP IX STOCK a full line of
and COLORS.
ATTENTION,
THE IMPORTED PEBHRO! STALLIOXS,
I - '---.
AND
HtlM STAX THE ENSUING SEASON, COM PHIL TIIIRD AND CONTINUE
Y to the Kith of July.
At the Ktaltle or A. II. HABNIIAIX, Albany, Towtdny P. M. Wednesday raid Ttaurw
l!y A. .n. of men weelt. , ,
At tbe Mtiihle of Hemna. Bean & DnvlclHOn, Nnlem, Frfdny P. MM Hatnrdny and
MoiitlHy A. 51. of enc! week.
TFEXS-Twentj-llve dollars TJ. 3- gold coin trie season, due at tfce end of the season.
ir for Even- familv tliat keens a cow should have a Jersev,
or at least a half blood. Fartics that have used
ha-l.
Karlv in Anrll I will Issue a circular with line
s'abies. Willi a history of the Percherons. anil
some hints on inverting ; the demand lor large
sent on !im)ln :i'tin
Starch 23, lB77-vrfn2d
o liavo IT.
PRESSED YBESA SANTA: OR,
Mountain ISalm,
XUi: BFT I5EHF.DY IN THE
KXOWi AVORLO FOR
COLi, OISEASES OF
TIIK THROAT AXD
lx'jkgs, axd roir
ASTHMA' AMI
R II K U M A T I S S .
Selected and gntliercd on tbe spurs of the
Sierm Nevada Mountains. The leal foitnO
in the hotter climates, when dry, contains
titty per cent, of resin or gold colored gum.
the properties of which aretiintilat ngand
healing:, ami especially adapted to the
wuuts'of the system in case of Lung dis
ease and Rheumatism.
The high estimate which the Spanish
placed upon it on account of its medicinal
qualities is manifest from the inline they
cave to it. many yers ago Yerhasanta,
or "Herb of the Saints." The natives ot
Southern Oregon and Northern California
have ti-ed it iinineinori.iily as a Illieuinatic
remedy. The white population in the re
gion where it grows have used and prized
it a a throat and! lung medicine. For a
time they called it! Tmig Weed; but give
valuable testimonials as to its virtues in
curing Rheumatism.
When vou open one of our packages,
keep it excluded trom tho air as much as
nossible. !
I have used it in my family for four or
five years, and regard it as one ot the best
family medicines we ever used. A tinct
ure is manufactured from it in Cincinnati,
and sold at 75 cents per ounce A single
one of our packages make eight ounces ot
tincture, which is worth S5. The shrub i
finm which this valn.ihlo medicine is fath
ered, is only found in a narrow belt of
country in Southern Oregon, and along the
CITY DB.TJG ST0HS.
J
Established IS TO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- i
New Location,
IJew Hooms,
I-''"
New Stoclx and
New WL&xtu
TIIE ITNDER55IGNED harinR purchased the
entire 8:oek of A. Carothera Co., and
placed it under the lnanaiienient of Ir. N. Hen
ton, late of Iowa, assisted by O. B. lien ton,
who are now refitting nd adding extensive
addlt tons of new stock, and fr jm their long ex
pcrlcnccand thoronvrli know lei life of the busi
ness in nil its varied departments, feel assured
that, we shall be able to render full satisfaction
to all who may favor oa with their patrniiatie.
Our prescription ttepartment wil at all times
be conducted by men eminently qualified for
the responsible and important work. ,
We cordially invite the eitizens of Allwrny
ami aun-oundinK country, when in need of anv
thing usually kept in tirst-clasa druff houses to
call on us, corner of First and Ellsworth streets.
Albany, J"cb. 2S, 977. O. W.MIA W.
333
PA NT.
can use a nrnsn, wnicn truly
the above
FAIXT,
ALL SIZES
6apr3m
STOCK MEN !
them will not do without them if ihey are to Ue
.
cnRnivinjTS oi my mares ana norses.a view oi my
why Ihey are preferred to other Jarpre norscs ;
horses in fcurope ana America, e. Alley win oo
W. C. MYtR.
Sierra Xevada Mountains, and is supposed
to have been gat In-red from Mount Gi'.ead
thousands ot years ago, and the gn.ti ex
tracted and sold in Egypt and in Tire be
fore the times of Solomon.
Testimonial.
Dr. Xicklin, o! 'Kiigcne City, says :
"Your Halm is one ot the best preserved
hertis T ever saw. and is. worthy ofa higher
price than yon put upon it."
Rev. S. K. Raymond, of Oakland, Ore
gon, says : "I went to California to recov
er from Consumption. The Doctors there
gtive me up, and told me if I had any
friend I wished to see I had better go and
see them, as I could live but a little while
longer. On my way to Oregon I com
menced using Mout.tain BaiVte'it heljicd
me; I continued its use until V, x-urcd me of
the disease."'
Mr. W. T. Osborne, of Eugene City,
says : "1 know a young tnau whoapieared
to be in the last stages of consnmption,
and-by using Mountain Balm or Yerbasaii-
ta lie became a liealthy young man.
Joseph P. Moore, Esq., of Milville. Cal.,
says : :l have been acquainted with the
shrub known as Yerbasanta for 20 years,
and know it to be a very valuable medicine,
both for the Lungs and Klieiiniatistn."
Mr. Kimball, ot Kimball & Welton, Red
Bluffs. Cal., says: "I have been at,-quaintT
t fix with the phrub known as Yvrbasanta.
for many years, and know it ts be a great
Lung mevlicine."
"I left Missouri with tlie consumption, j
Reached Rock Point, Jackson county. Or., j
aim was iiikcii aown. l tooh-a nocture oi
Mountain Balm, and cliewed the leaf more
or less, and in four or five days it cleaned
out my lungs handsomely, and I resumed
my journey ; and now, alter several
months, my lungs still seem well.
3 A. B.C.
Crn- sale at the drug stores of Bell A
Parker, and John Fosbay. 7v9
BEE-HIVE STORE!
JOHN BRUSH,
PEALEE 12
Groc2rio3, Teas, rrovis'ns,
Coffees, Rpleex, Xried Fralta, A.e., A.e ,
eTEverytbitiK nice and fresh, J&3
FIRST STRUJET, ALBANY OJUEUON.
n22v9
Tbe Fin Roadster N tall Ion,
YOl'XG YERJ10XT,
IS A BEAUTIFUL PAPPLB BAT, IS hands
hhrh. and weiahs alxtnt IS00 pounds. Was
sired by Old Vermont, one of the fastest road
sters that ever trod the l'ncifie coast, and can
sltow the fastest stock. Ilia daiu is a Morgan
and Messenger, and produced tine ltorseit, one
of which sold, at four years eld, for 4&.AO0 : one
yearling sold fr $250, and one throe year old ia
worth l,noo.
VEKMONT will Ie found at niy farm," six
miles south of Albany, from the first of April
until i lie Bin of July, 1877. Terms --0 the
season, payable at the nd of tbe season, fan
ture free lo mures from a distance.
March o, 1877 3Iv9 M. LUPEK.
in
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F
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Albany Farmers' Company.
NOTICE is berebv Riven to tho stockholder
of the Albanv farmers' Co., that there will . ,
be a meeting of the stockholders of eala Com
pany at their oftlce in the city of Albany ontto
13th day of May, 1877, at the hour of one p'clocle
P. M-of said day, for the purpose of-electing
Seven Directors of this Compnny to act ft Bucil
for the next ensuing venr, anl such other bus
iness aa may come- before this Company" A
full attendance is lesfrcl. I, .
U. V. CRAWFORD, rresWent.
D. Mansfield, Sec. f n31v9i3
JOB PRINTING
0BP1TIC
TTAV 1NO TV RCH A&ED
THE Ex
A 1.
tensive Job Print in st Establishments
of the "State Righta Democrat," ana. the
"Albanv liegis er," we are preparea vo
execute in fi rut-class style,
PROMPTLY & REISOA'ABLT,
Ail kinds of
BOOK & JOB
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
or Every Description.' .:.
BILL -HEADS AND STATE R1ERTS.
Kill- ot Fare.
LETTER
GZIEr AND LEGAL itLANKS.
Cards o all Kinds and Colors,
Circulars,
Pamphlets,
. I -
Blank Checks,
Receipts,
Mortgages,
and Deedt.
MANSFIELD & IdONTEITH.
Latesl and Most RelinMe In
formation about the BLACK
HILLS, Xorthern Woui1nr
ami the jtmtt : Indian War
will always lie Knini) in tho
in tno g g and BEST I'A-
IiEADER -M-W C tf st- mtagi
Established in 18G7. I'ollv. tl a i WB W ?
monlh-lOa vcar. Wt'eiclv. 3 ' SV i I G
mo. f l -a mo. 1.50 1 year, fio - C C C O
rsin-rle copv, 10 cts.
li. Glafckk, I'nblisner, Cheyenne, Wyo.
v9nl'iw4
FOR SALE !
AVERT PESIR A ni.E business lot fifixlOO feet
ou tbe corner of Second and Wat-hlnfiton
stivels, Allmriy. Also. Knginn, Boiler and Mn
cbinory, tone; her with a lot. of furniture, lul
dors, wheelbarrows, harrows. &e.. Ac. Mil o be
sold oir cheap for cash. iH conseqneiice of re
moval on account of sickness. Lnqmre on tho
premises of IUTi AM & CO.
Albany, Jan. 19, 1877-nl7
OREGON SOLED .
FOR i
SHERBILrs
CULTITATOit
: ' AND L ;
SEEDEE.
' . ' -i.r
All Important Parts mado of ESCIT,
a&& Eura"bl9 as Ire a. caa la..
Aojustatle to any require! SeptlL
wliila la motion. ;
lT6ver Clogs or Chokes oa StulsUo ,er
"Trasay" Grouad." .... r.
A rranged for two, throe or four horses abrpwfti
Lightest Di-att Machine in use.
covers ana cuts an luc ground.
Broadcast seeders will t
sow all kinds.
grain, wet or dry.
EVERY
W A It-
It AN TED.
I ask everv fnruier to examine mv 8ndr mil
Cultivator oelora puix-hasin an Knstern JJ
chlae.
For lunbcr particulars additss
JANES SHEItltlLE
Blarrlnburg, Oregon
February 9, Ib77-2ev3 j ......
; Notice or Final Settlement. .
NOTICE IS HER Eb"y"gIVEX THAT PAYI1V
FltOMAN, Administrator of the est1e nf'
J. C. Graves, deceased, bits filed in Ihe County
Court of Linn county, Oregon, his final account
for settlement of said etate. and thcsald court
has appointed Friday, the tub day of April, 1877,
at tbe hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of-'
said day for hearing objections to said final so--countand
tbe settlement thereof.
. IIAVID FKOMAN,
; March. 9, 1877-24V8w4 i
BLANK DEEDC ;
,. Keatly exocutd, - "
Call a w Kcglster OHc
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