The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, June 29, 1877, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texti i I ST J VOLUME IX. ALBANY OR&&ON, eTUISE 29, 1877. NO. 40. r i I t M ; ? ( i j f BUSINESS CARDS. JOHN CONKER'S BANKING Exchange OfHce, ALBAST, OBEOOX. DT. POSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO check M sight. Interest allowed on time depoeitaln coin. Exchange on Portland, San Francisco, nd New York, for sale at lowest rates. Collections madeand uromntlv remitted. Refers to 1L W. Corbett, Honry railing. Banking hours from 8 A. M. to P. It Albany-, Feb. 1, iSIl-)Mv . . - , II. J. nOLGUTOM, M. GR ARC ATE OF THE UXIVEBSITT Medical College of New York, late member of Bellevieu H.iepttal Medical Col lege, New York. Ofkicb In A. Carotbera A Co."8 drug store, Albany, Oregon. HARDWARE! BOLTS, all sizes and desert ra tions, A general SMEUF HARD-WAKE-a rail and complete as lortment Stores, Tinware, Pumps, Hose. , Tin, Cosssr, Zinc ail Sheet , Iron, on nana ior saw. The Goldsmith Range, TIIB BEST MADE. CROCKERY WARE, The largest and most complete assortment in meciiy. . Keeps all kinds of OILS & WHITE LEAD. Ztime & Plaster of Paris, at Portland prices, freight added. CjrKefMtirlnsr done neatly, at short notice, ana wabksntki. J. GBADWOH1. First street, Albany, Oregon. nS7v L.B. ROYAL HAS OPENED a Barber Shop on First street one door west of Thompson & Irvings har ness shop, where he will be pleased to meet all who wish work in his line. Thankful for past patronage, he hopes by close attention to busi ness to merit a continuance of the same. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of Perfumery sad Hair Oils the best assortment In town. Come and see me. Albany, Or., February 85, 1876-SSvS STotioeJESsctrA THE r.lETZLER CHAIR rpHIS IS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT jt- no cuair govs imu my rauitrry wiiuuu,uijr name upon it. All others are false imitat ions and should be so regarded. All persons art hereby warned aeainst attempting any suck Imposition npon my cuaiony r Jefferson, Or., Jan. 1. 1876. METZLER. 1 AlTaany Bath House & Barber 51. jp. mnE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE3. 4CT X fully thank the citizens of Alban ai I vi cinlty for the liberal patronage bestow 1 on him for the past seven years, and hopes f r th future a continuation of their favors. F tb accommodation of transient customer , sn friends in the upper part of town, he ta pen ed a neat, little shop next door" to Tayio J roe Saloon, where a good workman will alw iran n attendance to wait npon patrons. Dec. 11. 187. JOE WEB tSB J. D. MCFARLAND. WM. MORGAN. MORGAN & SlcFAHLAXD, REAL ESTATE AGENCY!! AND ; EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Seat Dm? ts Wei la, Fnrgw & C. Express OfMee, Albany, Oreg.. WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH EMI grants and others good bargains in farms and small homesteads in Linn and adjoining counties. Farms in value and size to suit pur. chasers. Also, city property, both Improved and nn Imnroved. , .. Beating farms and city property, and eol lec tions of a)! kinds, promptly attended to. Out (acuities for advertising will enable as to do more for our patrons than any other Agency in the State in our line. - Wa also pay special attention to the employ. menKana laoor escnange aepaniucuta Raising and gloving BaildlBffS. WE THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO . .nnnnnm ia the ritinms of Albany ana surranadlng country that, having anpplied oor- selves wicb ine neueaeary aiBcaiun jr ; ing and removing buildings, we are ready at au times to receive orders for such work, which v will do in-short order at lowest rates. We . ipnarantee entire satisfaction in all work under taken by ua, . - . Oraera left at the Kwitm office promptly attended to. Apply to. ' - Or' April tS. 1875. gT7 Prof. Cr. I. Newell, TEACHER OF THE: Piaaq-Forto Special attention given to , . VOICE CULTURE. ) HAVTNO concluded to make AUURT ray Trrrmnmt nwKlcww, all who desire a thorouKii knowledge of KmX can now have sa opportunity. ,,X,tIledL, and Hepaired Lerove yonr a-lia, nt Vr.Foshayranloand bnotc stoie, or at Mr. Barrs musUs store, and I wul call at your re.id-nvi. . FHdf. G. Pt NEWELL . Albany, August i, X87p-43 . ' SAMUEL. E. YOUNG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In CLOTtili.3, CHCSL1IE3, 'HSOTS & SHOESs THRESHERS, REAPERS & HOWIES, YAC0RS, PLOWS, SEED CHILLS, SEED S0V1ERS, ETC. Pint strMt, AlbMjr. OrcM. Terms : - - Cash. St. Charles Hotel, Csraw Wahlg.M astd First Hta-, ALBANY, OREGON, J. XL TTvQlTK, PROPRIETOR. House newly furnished throughout. The oest tne maricei anoros always on uia uiuc. Free I'sseh t AMERICAN EXCHAR8E HOTEL, ALBANY, : : : OREGON. J. 2. SCaAJTOaD, Proprietor. CTAGE OFFICE FOR COBVALLIS AND lAhMUUl. Only first class house in the city. Free coach to and from the house. 32vS THE ART PKESEKVATITE. Printing by band. Printing by steam. Printing from type. Or from blocks by the ream. Printing In black. Printing In white. Printing In colors, Ot sombre or bright. Printing lor merchants. And land agents, too ; WboYiave printing to do. Printing for bankers, UierKs, auctioneers, Printing for druggists, For dealers in wares. Printing for drapers. For grocers, for all Who want printing done, ! And will come and see "COLL." Printing of pamphlets. Or bigger books, too ; - In tact, there are few things But what we can do. Printing of placards, Printing of bills. Printing of carte-note For stores or for mills ; Printing of labels, All colors or use, sirs. Especially fit for Web foot prodjcers. Printing ot torms All sorts you can get Legal, commercial. Or "House to be let. " Printing done quickly, Bold, stylish or neat. At the Register Printing-oncr, Corner ot First and Ferry Street. STERLINGS' EXPRESS FROM EMPIRE CITY VIA GAMMER AID SCOTTSBURG, Cmmm rHIsisr wtth Wet's, Fare CSV returning on TTTS5SATS l&& TESDJLT8, All Baslnesf EntFMted to my Care ProMpUy Attended To. ratroaAt ef t2u TvXSia gallcittA. J AS. A. STERLING. Dec8,187-nnv Attention, Fruit Growers 1 HTME DIRECTORS OF THE ALDEN FBCTT M. Co. beg to announce that thy wlil put the Factory in operation as soon as Pratt and Teg. etablea are ready for nse. and will pay cash for the same when delivered. Boxes will be f nrnished to all lor the purpose f bringing their frnit to the factory. . Fruit should be picked from the trees and not braised.- " r- ,. Parties having phrots should be parttonlsr to gather tnem beZora they become too ripe. T ALLEN PARKER, A. K. ABKOf.lV" Freaioeat. - ' Seeretary. . Atbatiy, Jnlyis, is7-8n4 . PSOSXPT Delivery, lAwimft Hate. HAVXN'9 boreyht out tV.e AeMrmy btmf nesa of Mr. Lewis Rtimson, I beg leaveo annonnee to the eitisens and bneineM men of Albany, that 2 ham on Uw atreeta an sntpreas amd too wagon and will ba happy to serve all who nay give meaenii. .AM si win be promptly attended to a reasogable rates. . . . Orders may be left at the Drag Store of Bell A Parker. . .. , . . , . Wltuaixt tcjit an Frit. 6. C STO!ST33, 13. Phycicinn end Curgccn. BROWNSVILLE, OREGON. OFr'lCE At tks Bri( store . 27vS MEDICAL. PIITSICIA2T fc STOf.S02J. HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN the city of Albany, and entered npon the thirty-first year of bis practice, ruspecffully tenders his professional services to the citizens of Albany and surrounding-country. OrrtCB at the City Drag; Store. Residence on First street. nS3v G. W. WILCOX, j i Homoeopathic Physician. fVFFICK with Dr. E. II. Orima.TFimt street. Albany. Oraroc. . archronk dJsrasea a specialty. S6vS 820. W. TtAVfPESk, : PbTsIo - Bledlcal Physician, ALBANY, : OREGON. TREATS ALL DISEASES OK TRUE PHYSI oktgical principles, wlthont the nse of poi sons. OPFicswtth Dr. Geo. W. Gray, Parrlsh brick oiorK, umce nenr ironv o to u Aa ssH and from Mo 5 P. M. nsevft J. LnSSEY HIIm 91. IK, , OFFICE -At Bell & Parker's new drug store. RESIDENCE Second street, between rail road and Montgomery. - 8-44 Urs. S. ZTich.ols II. D. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE eorner of First and Broadalbin streets, nn stairs over Post- office. Special attention siven to the diseases of women. Being aregular graduate of Boston Medical University, and having several years' experience. I can assure those BUifering, relief oy my raetnoa oi treatmeni. Aiowny, ur, aiarcn x, lot i -s-vu. LEGAL. P. 1L TTTT.T.TTft, i Attorney at Law, T17ILL PRACTICE in the ditterent courts of V V the State. S racial attention alvn to tne collection or au claims entrnnea loniscmra, and nromnt returns made. Investigation of Titles, Conveyancing, and aU Probate Mat ters careiuiiy ana punctually aiienaea lo. Office on First St., next to Fox Bro. n2Sv9 W. G. PZFEE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, a tyrant, ossaosr. Office in second story of Briggs' building. TI7TLL PRACTICE in the different Courts of T the State. - Snecial attention riven to the collection or an claims entmsiea to niscare. Investigation of titles, eonveyancing and all prooate matters carexuuy artenoea 10. zsw . St. Jf . BUt-EBOn, ATTORNEY AT LAW. BROWNSVILLE, LINN CO., OGN. PROMPT ATTENTION CIVEM , TO UX a business. ssvs 3. C. FOWELL. X. n.rjnt. POWELL & FLIN5T, Attorneys 4c Csennellom at I-W Albany. Oregon. Collections made and con veyances promptly attended to. i -H CUAS. E. WOLVEBTOS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALBANY, OREGON. ! TJILL practice in all the Courts In the State. Ml OrFicK in Froman'a brick, over Dodd's hardware store. nmvs MISCELLANEOUS. MRS. L. J. POWELL, . DEAXKB IN FasHonable Hillineiy ! First Street, AlMuay, oi egesi. T ECEIVES NEW LINES OF MILLINERY, XV Bonnets, Hats, etc,, very latest styles, trim med and nntrimmed. Flowers, Feathers, Rib bons, etc. etc, kvkry week, at the store on First street latelv ooennied bv Mrs. Stevens. The ladies are invited to give me a call. 33 v Pictures and Picture Frames. E. B. PURDOM Would announce to the citizens of Albany and vicinity, that he is prepared to furnish aU kinds of PICTURE FRAVESto order, at short notice. . . .1 1.1 AMtau 4 I, at bis ofnee on First street, one door west of Broaoaiinn, ana leave yonr oroers. W. It. GRAI1ABI, (I.ATX OF MICHIOAN) Merchant Tailor, TT'EEPS always on hand Doeskins, Cassimeres -a a. vesungs, etc, a larger ana oeiier wn than ever before brought to this market. Cuta and makes to order all styles of Clothing ior men ana ooys, at reasoname rates, guaran teeing s&tif faction. Shop on First street, next door to City Mar ket, lately occupied by Dr. E. O. Smith. asvS UNIVERSITY FUND C0iU1iS'O cos Linn ooojrrr, oekoojt. . . fVFFICE At his residence, Albany, Oregon, Applications reeeivea ior loans. ar J. F. BACKENSTO, Agent for W. F. Burn ham's 1874 PATEHI TDRBIHE WATER HEL 3R ALL territory west oi tne ocay moun tains. I will guarantee these wheels to give a better per cent, for the water used, ana to nave newer gates, than any wheel known on the Padflc onset, ana cause ine user iuub rouui. Albany, Ogn-S5v9 J. F. BACKENSTO. BOOK STQRls. JHO. FOSIIAY, DEALER . IN , MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, School Books, Blank Books, Stationery any Article, Ac : Books Imported to order, at shortest possible nuuee. ... . . now FOR SALE ! ?ValTAatier '23txildincr X-OE?a3 t ' XiOTO X . SUITABLE FOB SITUATED in the business part of the city two lots, ia block No. a, In the city of Alba ny, uregon. on tne eorner on erry ana water atreeiia, near tne vty mills, eteamnoat imnin iDd0.1&S.. eissofJots: . - fttrt sa Frry (rt ; v ICa ee6ws WCa atrees, ; - ' with buildings thereon Inquire on the prenuw for particuKrs, . m 'J Hos. J. SAa iOSD. . Albany, Or, Jan. lS77-liivft , a thoute. Afrentswanted. Outfit terms i roc. a & vu., AuguBta,Me, JOHN'BEIGGS TAKES Tins OPPOBTTJNTTYV TO INFORM his friends and the public generally, that the okl stand next doovto P. C Karper A Co , se ean toe 4 as great an assortment and arge a stock of Stores and Esages as ean be found in any on house this side of roruana, ana at as - ALSO - - i CMtiroa,' Bras Caanieled muffin. In great Tariety.; Atott ' Saeet Iron, - Galvanized Iron. ,, - v andi 1 . . ? . . Copperware, always on hand, and made to order, AT LIV- Albany, October S3, ISTS-Svt .AND., 1 ! Fall&'U'iate Ctyl:3. . OS EAKDCOSSTAETLI RECEIT'Ea AT........ ' In Fromau'i Kew Block, FIRST STREET, ALBANT. A complete stock of all the . : , latest styles' in cloti:i::3 .AND.. GcntleEca's Unflerrrcsr. ;. BOOTS, UMBRELLAS, OVERSHOES, NECK TIES, OVERALLS, GLOVES, ETC. Sxtra S!sm ef aBt.hlTig C3eJaity. Eg Orders taken for Clothing, Shirts, Ac, A (air share of custom respectfully solicited. E K. BLAIN Albany, Oregon, November W, la76--8 : Incorporated Feb. 4. 1873. Capital, 190,000. TJHIOir STOES! Corner First and Washington streets, Aloany, : Oregon.' ' President, 8. A. DAWSOK. Snperlntendent, J.' ISLSTKSa. J AS. S3f!fIJD, rmsiaw. A. i. cuwrsi Wholesale sad Retail Dealers In DRY CloCatragr, .Hardware, .CrCSery, " "jiroeeries, Farm EEajlssestr : r - and ESaeMaerjr, . &c . Machinery ' Wahonse on fd, betwe Ferry I Waahtogtoa streets.- v -. bTTysfl wb on ootmnlwrkm all kinds of . ;' .. " ' i r.. i - ,1. . . - -. kj , i . . 4 ..s. h 4. . " BITTBV T TTAVTNO JUST BFCKIVTD A L V w. 5-. ."Sll waled new atjasCv. ,MWa diHiet from the fectory, am now rK Iv? -: 7 trmt the t are v g J?iZ!?lJ&SZa taereasii ylaU f grain , Can be uaed equly wsn as m :rtll or EroasJeesi Eeedey. Ths i KtATESMA?? fJRAIW DEJLL Is l1 greatly ltwv.ro ved fm- ms Tftarepi.i,!attny I hPi,f- -ff Ssoondand LuBwutta vrjt.i, Ai - ... . FW X7C 0l Marcs 31, 18T6-38 L t. m s aff"a f 1 II II 1 f.i f 1 mum JOSEPH j TATLQB) Practical; -A.rcliitct, Joiner aad Otmezal Stll&sr, ALBANT, : r - OREGON. OFFICE With W. H. Knhn, Ferry street. RLDSLMCE Corner CaUmoln and Rli-f h streets. , aDr6T7 . urns, anna wiiiTsoar, FasMoaatla 75X i ner, ALBANY, OREGON. ." . HAS ON BUND and will be constantly re ceiving during the season, ail the latest in Botmeta, Hats, and the latest in MiDiaery. All work- done, and goods sold, at the towesi rates for cash. ; 6atlW7 Are Ton Golngr U Build f rf YOU ARE GOING TO BUILD A BOUSE, barn or tones, send In yonr order to SetUe Bieir A Dawson. Lebanon. hn ImmmImmii and are sawing pine, red, white and yellow fir ym y inn quauxy, WBlcn Way will sell as low as the lowest: rareh is, unSsW f . f-.. $ -5.., . , , Br.GEO.MBlT, DENTIST, ALBANY, OREiJOtf. Office tn Parrlsh s Brick Bloc'r. corner of First and Ferry streets. Residence on corner of Fifth and Ferry streets. Office hours from 8 to 12 o'clock a. sc., and 1 to 6 o'clock P. M. 6v7 M'CALLEY & ANDREWS, - IM TKJt Lebanon, Oregon, SEAX.EB8 TS CLOTHING, BOOTS Ot SHOES, . , GROCERIES, . CBOCKEBT, Wood & Vlllow Wore, , " ClSO., tibo. tGIVE US A CALL. . n29v9 NORTH PACIFIC SHJTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION Portland, Oregon. Capita, $100,0C0. Gold Cols Basis. 874. r. WASSEKS1AN, PMsMcst. C OVACIUSBUSa, Vies Pres. D. W. WAKEFIELD, Bstrelsry. ' W. 8 LADD, Trestortr. W. II. EFFINOEK, Atterwey. '. K QUACK EN BU8II, Oca. Ac. W. F. HALL, Special Agent, 1 Albany,- Oregon. decUnllvS taiies Variety Emporium. Keeps constantly on band German Zephyr,-Cma8. Thread, Pfas, JVeedles, lltOion, Heal Hair Switch es and Cttrls, Hosiery, Stamped Goods, dec, c, dec. Also, Agent for Dr. Warner's Hnsmlth Corset! t Child's Waist 1 - ' and Madam'Foye's Corset 'Slcirt Supporter. C3rrrench stamping done to order. 13" Broadalbin St., opposite Post OtHceaPv , yrasEttnrosr kale. Trmimr l WAhv mvm that the undershrn XS remaining cuerutor of the last will and tee tamentof Josonh Thompson, aeoeased, in , pnr rr nrnar if the Coantv Court of Linn county, Oretron, made and entered of record at snanceuf the provisions ot the last will and testament 01 saiu ownw wm,"" n 7th day Julff, 1877, " at th hour of on ot-k?ck in the afternoon -of aid dav, sen at pmmc Slu.. .( ih. fjinrt House door in said Linn county, Oregon, a the right, tis taterest of his dun in and to the following -described pirwftf&a, to-wii-2 ; 1 . . l-rst- at eontheast eorner or section ft in ts?-iKii. o 1j wtuth of range a west ef the vi-i- .- , .).'t n in Linn oonntv. Oregon. ran- U u ) north 89 W' east, 90 S-lu0 T.. s. w4t s-iiio chains, thence north 10 (v-iji c-i.jrk,twnce north 89 41' west SO S-H). c-iml ?i k, t -..t,w(iiiw.iia-leiaiaarUienoesouth iOeW ' uw -isttawrsiaoe of beginning, n,,.,!., . i ,fss--, u sores, save and except tits ..u... 1 Thnmwra and MaltsaaX Van. row.-i!.'' e-nw Jeed to the par. ci ir vf ' " tre t ferin , . 'i mi i r tAi,, tst-iv-i " one-half to be paid o t'y of end. the rernainaer on a , i bemamimj EjMontor. June t, iS77-88vw4. IJono,; . . TOi 1r hew'by riven to all rrrson wbCTB- j,. A r, vr. nft to purchase tti oh IK Burd a c"rt- ft r '" note of t ip amount of 4V73. e t r ,otl iitH-.sibr l'lth. W78, and due July ,"!' uno-rs'Bed to said Hurd, as i r. t u---sf hoid vulid ciaims and sei o.a,. .s.i.-t tne t- W, Jo)n D. Hord. , H-lTLKiiKlli & PAWSON. rcbrusryl, !S77-nJ9v ITP JV t TREE. BY CLARA G. DOLUVER. Little brown Jady, Up In a tree. Smoothing her leatbera, Looking at me ; Up in tbf morning. First peep o day. Getting her breakfast. Working away; Stops by the window, . Shaking her bead, Catting me iazr. Lying in bed. Ltttla brown husband, Up in a tree. Singing the sweetest. Ever could be. Sings ot the morning, Slugs of tbe air. Sings of the sunshine Evjsry where; -'Very fine dandy, - - Golden and red Never got hkndsooM Vi4i?-.bsd--- Fonr Rttte dilldren - Up in a tree. ' Yetting and piping ; Never did see Babies so hungry ; Babies so bad, . Mouths so wide open, - All very sad ; Come little mother. They must be fed, . Scold me no longer Lying in bed. Little brown lady. Would I were thee. Housework and household Up in a tree 1 Little brown husband. Would I were thee. Never more worried " Up in a tree ! ' But. O, brown babies. Ton must be fed Think I'd rather be Lying in bed. LOCAL MATTERS." FROM BROWNSVILLE. - Brownsville, June 20, 1877. Ed. Register: On yesterday, tbe 19th, tbe Masonic fraternity of this place held, a grand picnic In a beautiful grove near town, the principal feature of which, aside from the good things prepared by the ladies, was an address by tbe Rev. I. D. Driver on the Symbolism of Masonry." This was in deed a treat worth many miles of travel to bear ; and many who came, strongly prej udiced against Masonry, went away per fectly satisfied that it was a good institution, and sorry that they were not members of tbe "mystic order." ; . - We noticed many persons present trorn a distance, among tnem tbe Hon. J. K, weathertord and his 'bonnie" bride. ' Mr. Weatberford wins golden opinions wherev- erhergoes, and .his winsome lady, with her gfcntle ways and, charming manners, will i to him, tn deed and In truth, a helpmeet in Tbia.. respect He will never call for friendship in this section without meeting with a hearty response; indeed be Is a man whom Republicans as well as Democrats delight to honor. Farmers are in good spirftBTand they may well be, wttbjgterospect for good crops and paying prices. This, I expect, Is tbe most business place of iU size in tbe State. Tbe merchants all seem to be doing a good business, and some of them have all they can attend to. Our friend Croft, of tbe firm of Kirk A Croft, received a present on yesterday it was a boy, but Croft "still lives." ; Tbe people ot this section are enjoying better health than for years, and I hope tbe grim monster, death, is satiated for awhile at least. ' Brownsville. Commendable Enterprise. Tbe other day . while at the sbor of Mr. W. R, Gra ham, mercliant tailor, that gentleman ex hibited for our inspection samples of cloth made here in Oregon, In imitation of Scotch goods, to his order. Mr. Graham, a short time since, forwarded to one of our woolen factories samples of Scotch goods (which, by the way, are all the rag in the Eastern States just now, for gentlemen's fashion able suits), asking if they could manufac ture for him like goods. The manager of the factory, who Is himself a Soot, went to work Immediately and manufactured seve ral different styles, samples of which he forwarded to Mr. Graham, together with tbe original samples of Scotch goods sent him. We examined the original Scotch goods with tbe imitation, and we were un abhs to distinguish "which from totber" they were as like as two peas, and we are inclined to think It would puzzle an expert to tell the one from tbe other. While the American goods seem to possess all the excellent qualities which makes the Scotch goods rank so high in the markets, yet they are offered at a smaller figure than the for eign goods, making a difference of nearly or quite one-fourth less in tbe cost oi a suit clothes. By his enterprise and fetet noogbt oar wormy townsman has thru established tbe fact that ear Oregon manufactures can produce cloth, equal in every respect to im ported goods, which can ba sold at a less pries, thus retaining the money here to aid in building up tbe State.- Mr. Graham de serves credit for the. interest he has taken in this matter, and we expect to see many American-Scotch suits that were made at his place adorning oar haitdsome men tbe coming tsM. . - : Liberty Car The committee arranging for tbe Liberty car have elected Miss Ella Rkteout as "Goddess of Liberty," and Miss Minnie Millet and Miss Fkry Williams as her supporters. MissDollIe: ZIoucxls to represent the District of Columbia, while other little girls lurre been selected to rep resent the several States and Territories. "Oh, wont we Lave a Jolly time!" Last week the creditors of Parker & Mor ris met at Portland, and proceeded to se- , lect an assignee. Our old : friend Bobt. , t Irvine, ex-Sberlff of Linn county, was elected almost unanimously. However, as " he Is one of the creditors of the estate, oh? ection was made to bis acting as ssia as signee. It is possible that Mr. E. Arnold, . of Portland, will be selected to act as As- slgnee. ' ' . . Slight rainfall in the forenoon of Sunday in this city. Cunningham & Co., on eorner of Broad albin and First streets, keep on hand . aS kinds of agricultural implements and ma chines, such as headers, reapers and mow ers, threshers, plows, hay rakes, eta, etc., " as well as hacks and wagons of the best -. s makes and styles, all or any of which will be sold at the lowest cash rates. Mr. E. Buchanan, , Manager of the business for so. -T. RCo. Us Gils my, Is Mf tbe' best boys in the bu&MKS, and the mor - you trade with hifn the better you'll like . him, ; Call asaeee for yourself, when you want anything In the agricultural line. - A range that meets every, requirement - and satisfies every demand made upon it . he Richmond Range. It has no eqaml among stoves or ranges. Tbe only place to get one Is at W. H. McFarland's, .next to the Bank, Picnic and Camfmekting. Tbe pleas. ure and profit of these Institutions are very much enhanced by a proper regard to the '' appearance of the outer person. Ladies and gentfemen, boys, girls and babies, can . all secure a becoming toilet, and thus "get' a lift" towards a higher and better life, by paying a timely visit to the ready-pay store of Wheeler, at Sbedd, where the best goods : : in aU lines are sold at the lowest prices.- He has a new and full stock expressly tor these occasions. - Harvesting Machisekt. Samuel E. ' Ycung would respectfully inform all ia want of Wagons, Harvesters, Threshers, Reapers, Mowers, and all Icinds of Farm -. Machinery, that he has a full line on exhi bition at his warehouse which be is pre . . pared to sell at low figures. It would pay ; every one wanting , machinery to look through his warehouse before purchasing. First street, Albany, Oregon. - S7w4 :. !' - - ; Re-opened New Stock. Ed. Baura - has reopened tbe Xecticonian cigar stand. adding a stock ef school books, stationery and notions. He will keep an immense stock of the toest cigars nd tobaccos. He Invites all to call and examine bis goods, when they will be well treated and given the best! bargains. ; . , ,v9n35 . . Lm and Plaster of Parts At J. Gradwohl's, In quantities to suit, at Port ' land prices, freight added. Call and see . " for yourself. r- Beil-1ri36v Tire GrOLDsaoTB Range Sold by John Briggs, t the most economical, beats np ., the room lesa. and is the equal at least, of any other stove or Tange as- a baker or for any other purpose for which a stove or range is used. A full complement of tin- , ware goes with each range. Call at John Briggs' store and see for yourself. - 37 Kegwlar Sserettea Essenttol ! Ileal tfs The rpsrular secretion aud flow of tha gasti ic Juices, and of tbe biie which tbe use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promotes, are effects which conduce materially to tbe res' toration of health, when the system is His -ordered. Food is not digested In tbe dys peptie 8tomacb because the gastric fluid is deficient, superabundant or vitiated; the , liver becomes congested and .the bowels . - constipated because tbe supply of bile is In- " aueqnaieormtsairecrea. J. lie uittert recuw fles all this, and removes every iU conse quence of non-assirnilation and billions ir-' regnlarity. Furthermore, it stimulates tltm . . action of tbe kidneys, by which Impurities are so to speak, strained from the blood. ' and any tendency in the urinary organs to ; g.ow sluggish and disordered counteracted. . Whether it be used as a means ot reguktt - Ing gastric or bilious secretion, and reliev ing the overloaded bowels, or to bromote; complete, and therefore' healthful Torino' ; non, uosce-xers tsicters may De rated upon with confidence to accomplish tbe end la"" view.- . ; v June . Csif)rtaaaase -v Almost evenr dav the Danera chronicle tbe suicide of some poor unfortunate whose mind has been enfeebled by dyspepsia, over' ' whose earthly horizon a heavy gloom has . -gathered from the nntold and untenable ' agonies of this cruel complaint. Dyspepsia r is one of the most depressing diseases af- . flirting humanity. ; It is cosmopolitan in ' , Its nature no country is 'exempt from its ' ' visitations, no family free, from its attacks. . There is a balm In 'G&aad ; It comes In tber ' shape of the Peruvian Syrup. For years It : has been scattering its blessings, abroad. . There is, probably, no disease which expe ' ' rienoe has so amply proved to be rernedi : able by tbe Peruvian Syrup as Dyspepsia. The most inveterate forms of this disease " ' have been completely cured by this modi- cine, as ample tesnmony or many oi our first citizens prove. Sold by all arogjrists. . - - tune , .t - ' 'O i The Richmond Range. The Bichroood - range Is King among cooking etoves, and -no mistake. , It Is the most complete, best -turnl8bed, economical stove in the world,' " certainly Every one who gets one , of I these stoves likes it, and peaka well of .It. . It economises fuel, is a splendid baker, and looks well In kitchen or parlor. Call 1 in at W. H. McFariand's and secure, a, Rlchmonu Range, and you 11 never reflet tt. . .; -.- - - ' la Tesnr XMb Wswils IO rem. ' Sickness prevails everywhere, and svry ; body complains of some disease Uurir. their life. When sick, the object is to get well ; -now to say plainly that no persan in thi , world that Is aifJering -wuh Dynpeppa -t jycr Complaint and its eftVts, swh tn in-- J dUrestion, Costlveness, Sick Headache, U tr. Stomach, Heart Bum. palpitation of t;.,' Heart, Depressed Hplrite, -l-iUoasness, etc.. can take Green's AnguBt Flower !tN;.t getUnz relief and cure. If you detsfc iVa, go to your Druggist and get a sarcpla bofe- -Dc for 10 cents and try It,? lTerntai-suw 75 cents.- Two doses win BHeveiyoa.. ton44v9 Ml 4 V IT r i ft