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ALBANY, OREGON. AUG. 3, 1377.
LET VS UVII.D XOiV.
A tliorl piece of Faster n railroad! was
recently furniUied with iron and com
plctely J stocked for $G,000 a mile.
Metals art lower than ever'lwfore known
in thi country. Since 1S73 pig iron
has declined 59 per cent , while the
price of rails Lave lallen 5C per cent.
A better time for the construction ot the
Yaquina Uay railroad could not Lave
beon selected, as bitli material and la
bor arc chenp.
r ROB ART. Y ESCAPED.
GliOVEl: AS A BOnZOWEH.
Taeotna JArtthl :
L. F. Grover, while Governor of the
State, by virtue of his oflicj was presi
dent ot the board that, has the manage
ment of tlie school fund. Well, in 1S75,
as president of the school b -ard he loan
ed himself 10,000 out of said fund,
and, as the Oreffonhtn plainly inti
mates, did not give the security the Jaw
requires, which ho as Governor and
president of the board was bound by his
oath to exact. Since then another ?2,
000 has been secured by Grover from
the same fund, making his total debt to
the school fund $12,'-00.' Nearly all
G rover's little raises seem to l ave been
made out of the-school fund ; in fact,
Democracy under his leadership has
Feized upon every pretext to raid upon
Lato dispatches seem to indicate that the Kcn00' tu"d' a,,(1 tlic wonder ""luat
Jobtpb and his brethren l ave escaped j tl,e e"t!,e ImiJ ' as "l,t entirely disap-
the trap on the other side of the Bitter
Root range of mountains, although it
was announced the necessary prepara
Hons had 'been made for their capture.
Capt. Iiawn let the hostile pass without
abbot, not deeming it prudent to "exas
perato" Josepb by binning powder!
The Indians may .succeed in escaping
jostioe as did Sitting Hull in fact it
looks as though they intend limiting him
up and joinirg his band. This may be
for the best, but a good many people
will think the savages thould have been
made to pay more dearV tor their
bloody work.
IDAHO IX MAX WAR.
A telegram dated July SO, from Deer
Lodge, Montana, has this : Gov. Potts
returnejl juuR--MiSwula' this afternoon.
"""T5n .Saturday, Looking Glass and 300
Indians, a tew squaws and sonic horses
pasFed out of Lolo folk around Rawn
nd np Bitter Root. Pome Millers had
been in the Indian camp. The Indians
assured them they wonld pass through
the Country without destroying life or
property. . The citzens therefore did not
care to fight, and Kawn declined to
open fire with his 6mali command of j
regulars, and there was no pursuit made.
On the governor's arrival Lere he order
ed the volunteers, who had gone o Dig
Hole, to return, the iorco being , insnffi
oiect. There will be a party left in Iiig
peared under their peculiar mode of fi
nanciering. It seems that our exceed
ingly honest Governor, while ai.lh g his
fiiend.f to get their arms full out ot the
State treasury, has "accommodated"
himself in the usual Democratic siyle.
The more the Grover administration in
shown up the blacker it appears. Let
the sexual mistake go off" and hang him
self, an one of his kinsman di-t in the
olden limes, after obtaining the thirty
pieces of silver.
The Nicsieians, or rather the Turks
in Nicsic, got. out ot provisions. Thre
was a failure about revictualing the
place, and there being nothing to eat,
and the remembrance of how much had
been eaten in the various straits that
Nlcsic had experienced, there had to be
an end of suspense, and consequently
the calling of a State constitutional con
vention. i
! Trouble has been averted in Pan Fran
cisco by the prompt action of the offici
als, backed by the citizens, who met
and appointed a committee of safety.
Last week the barn
of IUr. Carl Gorich, a farmer living a
few miles hack of Steilacoom, va set
on fire and entirely destroyed, together
with all its contents. Among other
articles stored in the barn at the time
were a spring wagon, harness and some
farming implements, which were all con
sumed by the flames. Mr. Gorich's
ivifi and a young girl wore the only
guards on the f irm. They assert that
a man named "Bili" Tidd came to their
house to visit, and when they refused to
admit him he swore lie would hum their
barn and everything else on the farm;
and t-hortlv after they discovered the
barn on tire. Tidd sold his can-enter
tools and other property for 675, aud i Families with wagons, from Kansas
left the country. j and Missouri, are passing Boise, going
The Seattle Tribune of the IMth ii.stl j to 'a-hington territory,
says: Two thousand fine salmon were I A decline of 2d was noted in the Liv
taken in the Jackson & Hyers seines j erpool wlyar market on 'fnesdny.
three miles this side of Mukilteo, yesier- j yrAvrF.n7-A gTrfto tiTTin.Tdo gener
ally morning, the wni;ht of which would ; tU housework lor t.-imilv of three. Inquire
"", , "' - , . j at resilience of A. K. C3mv, near "Maguolia
I .It is rumored that a special cession J JTCMFS F. WEIITIXCi,
jf the Legislature will be called, broba- j J3CSe2, PillteS?
to railroads, 'the capital bunding, and
Farnirgs of the Central Pacific lail
road the first six months of 1877, $7,
700,000 against .020,94-1 the same
period in 1S7G and 7,010,183 in 1875.
House, Sign aM Carriage Painting.
With .-ill their relative higher branches.
jSjrciitsetnrQ a Specialty.
Ferry & Seeoml Sts. ALBANY, Oltl.UOX.
AHHI.MSTBATOirS SOI ICE.
ATOTICK IS HKREBY HIVKX that the iin-J-TI
(Icr-incd lias been ilnlv aplKiiiitcd admin
is! rntor of t lie? estnte of Wvatt Crane, deceased,
by an order of the County t'ourt of Linn county,
Oregon, ami ai! persons having claims uj-'ainst
sn'ul estate art? hcrciiv rcnuircil 1 pro-cut the
' July verified, lo the iinlerMueit, at his
lvsirltMio; in 1 lariisbuisr, Linn count v. Oregon,
v i bin six mom lis Iron, tin; dale hereof.
. , 1IIHAM SMITH. Administrator.
J. A . B.vi,rviN. Aitv foi- Adm.
Iu!v It', ls77-i-2vy 1
average not h"ss than six pour.da 3ieee.
The.-e fish were ca'ight for canning and
were at once dressed and packed. The
Mills.
Hon.
"V. It. Dimliar visits the nool I'e.in-
; llhlr's T.fld"e oftliis eifv on Tnosihiy vrti-
r 7t 1 . 1 . . . . . i 1 C5 "J
.u'((i, unoer ctiarie', went to i nooma j -I)(T ,,pXt
and back last night, taking a scow a,;d i "
bringing down 30 tuns of . salt and 700
barrels tor the I'uget ound Salmon
Company (that is,' V. E. Tirl & Co..)
nt the same place, which she also took
down to Mnliilteo' to-day. The ojra
tions of this latter concern are cotilir.ed
to catching, saltr g and putting in bar
rels and kegs, in which they have en
gaged about 30 men.
A railroad from IJoseburg to Coos
Day is now the theme in Douglas coun
ty. The company was organized some
time ago. A final survey will shortly
be made. The capital stock of the com
pany amounts to 61.000,000, divided
into 10,000 shares at 6100 each. It is
now proposed to put upon the market
T1ij China man familiarly known as
i h'ir'ey. of the Kong Mow Co., this citv,
was nrre.-tei! and taken to Portland on
Wcrtiiestl,'! y. eliargi il with sellin liquor to
Indians. If the. charge is substantiated,
De.nly will ni:i'e It warm for Charles.
Oils of Ai l Kixis Averill's Taint -the
best and the cheapest white lead, etc.,
etc. Sold at lowest rates by Wijfllki:
at Shedd.
"VJOTICIi is hereby jriven that the underiSD
1 i"l has taken up on bis iji t iiiis.-s one small
sorrel bo sc, about rtfiren oars old. about 1 1
bands bbrh. with n whin: or u "bald" luee, and
the owner of sabl bor-:- is hereby notified to
prove claim lo aid prorK'rty and )ay charges
! hereon, or he will be so!d in aeeoriianee wiih
tile provisions of the laws nMat i ve to esti-a s.
- Till ltstuN LAY! ON.
Albany, Oreioii, July hi. Ii77 13-7
In the f.'iwtor Court of the S;ate of Oregon for
tb" efuinly of Linn.
Lniory M. t,'he:t'iie, plairitill", vs. c. C Bmiic,
d'f:ndunt.
To C. C Itmve. tlie above named defendant :
In tbt; name of the: stale of Oregon ou are
hereby re quired to appear and answri'tbe com
plaint of tin; above plaint in' in the bo e en
lillecl court, now on file, with the Cierk of aid
court, within ten days from the d ite of tin;
service of this summons upon you if served in
Linn county, Oregon, but if served in iitiv other
eonnty in the. S ate of Oreiron, t hen "within
t went y days from t he date of 1 tie service of this
summons upon you : and tf served by publica
tion, then !y lb:: tii-sj day of lho n-xt reLribar
term ofsaid ourt ntllo-wiii;? tin1 publication of
this summons lor six successive weeks, lo be
be-jun and held on the
4'ri .V ,;."; in Orf iter, 1877,
and you are hereby notified that if -vou fail to
nopear and answer said complaint -(s above re-
(pi.reii, i nepiamtiit will lake iiid'jment against
von for t In? sum of lis in srold coin rl t tic I nit-
j ed States, inid interest th'-reoii nt the rate of
"ne percent, per month m like coin from Octo-
The Richmond ! Iwr 1st. is?."., and for the eostsand iSisbursiuents
oi Tins action to tie iaxei.
I'u'ilisbed Iy onU'rof Hon. H. V. IVisk.,Tu1
The T;ichmom Hasce
rnnsre is Kii.c amonsr cook ins stoves, and
no mistake. It is lho most complete, best i court. Which order beai-s dte Inly istb,
... . i - 11 .... i.t. . .'. ..
Attorneys lor plamtitl.
July 'JO, h-77. " LtSvOwti
furnished, economical stove in the world.
eert'iiiily. ' Every one who sets one ot j
these stoves likes it, and sneaks well ot it.
t It economises fuel, is :t splendid baker. I
tnd looks weil in kilchett or parlor. Call j
.t ,1., ifr i : -
mere nau to oo an eno oi .iiusseiman enough to luni-i tbe oody ot the r.ao.
rnU in Vinsii. nnrtic?ilarlv ns the ! The immense forests on the route would
prince ot Montenegro was outside ot
Miuicu-111 oi mis mock ui oo?ain monev in at u. It. yicl- arlanUs ami secure a i rsa
Kichnionu lJan-e. and you'll never vojrret I N
it. m
town with earnest persuaders in the
shape of several thousand armed Mon
tenegrins, who wanted to get back their
old town of Xicsic; and now they have j
it back, and no one is hungry anymore j
alone pay for the load.
Dalles jTo'intaiiif-cr : The - Metho
dist missionary board, who claim to be
the owners of a pottion of this city, have
sent an offer to our citizens to sell their
rights in this city, excepting that occu-
tu Nicsic.
pied by the O. S. X. Co. and all south
t of the street in the rear of the residence
l
Isaac Friedlander, the tjrain king of j ot ,r; A- ,J",,V Mr, l'ae Vh- !
. . , 1 rrrald, on the blnfl, tortheFiim of ?'45.-!
Cahfi.riua.isof Hebrew parentagp.i:at,nt, : 000 hj s,.,tl Ci)hl n-,,at om. !l(.,,r,!e '
awkward and remarkably tall. He has j propose to h in the prmtses. we do not:
ku'JW. Some are determined to tlglst'-i
been in business twe-ntv vears. atid has
- ' .i. : i :.. :n:
! net iallv chionod fhreo-rinarters of the i '"t o, o ou.c . iMu.ng lo ,
, , , -
FINANCE AfsID GOinGE.
Gold hi New Yotk. 105V
Legal tenders. PlS'.to.
Silver coin, fit'i'SS.
Wheat. 1 10 bushel.
Oats, 50c ? bushel.
Butter, IS 20c pound.
Kggs, U5e ? dozen.
Chickens, ?2 5033 CO T dozen.
Beef on foot. He; pork, do., 7c net.
Bacon Sides, 1.1c; hams, 17ic: shoulders,
c.
Dried apples. 0e; plums. 12e.
NOTICK TO
A P M ICP
s
IN AUDITION TO M Y C O! MOMOl'S Ware
hous;? at the foot of l .tiswort li s! reet. I have
oial wardiouso own-d b;
foot of ProaJalbin street
y I to ore
ashcla Wheat
f rent;'! iliu anijtU'iil i:tl vaT liit:- ovn-'l hv
; Julm JVujr, x tlw i.iol ot lirou Jalbin at root,
200,000
S.K'Ks furnished to tiio?i? stoi ins with nie,
I ana a iar;ce ipianiny on nana tor sale at the
lowest marue.t price.
I will pay the highest cash price for
I )itd In this i itv. Aitf'.vst 1 -t. SIiNMn.
Hole valley to observe and report the j Cal5fornia wheatcrops to England. He ! setlle at t,;e aWc fi-nrc?- yoUn child of Mrs. Maggie Day, aged
vjuste a company : 10 months, of lung disease. The little one
action of the Indians.
THE EASTERX WAR.
A dispatch from Sistova says that an
important engagement was focght on j on tJie dolla-r.
Suuday last near Kustchuck, between j
tbd Czarevitch and .Ahmed Eyoub I'a-
! failed some months ago, with liabilities
I estimated at 82,000,000, but wheat ad
i
vai.ced, and he has been able to com
promise with his creditors at 25 cents
j Eogetto Joif.-'H'i!
j of immigrants pased throtich Eugene was buried on Tlittrsdny aiferr.oon.
i bound for Washington let ritory, at:
j which place they have relatives residing, j
j They ore Calilorniansai.il are driven i
from their homes bv the dry weather.':
and other eerea's. IVheat received at Tangent
and lijlej-s. :?t Albany pru-es.
.vT c an lino see me oeiore niakmir arranre-
meui .or seoiiiy, or lor stormy 'isew uei'e.
V. 5.
Albany, July T3, TsTT-n.'iiv!)
ALBAETY
MSTITUT
Tlie FALL TERM of this School begins 5JOSDAY, SE
ber 3d, isrr.
FACULTY:
Rev. II. W. STRATTOX. A. M., President,
und Profes-sor of Jlental and Moral Sciences.
ECev. I. J. I'OWELL, A. TS., Princfpnl,
Professopof Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
;evr Tn-Day,
Fresno and Tulare counties are represented.
Attention I
2J Jh. X2.
SEWING MACHINE.
GREAT REDUCTIOH !
f t
The tide of fortune is setting in strong-
eha. , Tarts reported scooped, with a My against the Tnrk. here lias been a s-a-em Sfnfr1n , From a letter I ",5 ouiliaTm
Jv ntSO enrat. 20 standards and 8.000 1 severe battle at Ttnstcf aV. and a victory j ,., r-,J,. . pre;.ie,i to
' The New Knixtiij" Sewlnir M:t bine ill hereaf-
tcrbt- si .1 :it
prisoners. The KuosianE will doubtles-s
follow up their success.
Osman Pasha telegraphs from Tleva
wa July SOth aa follows : Three strong
Russian corps attacked us this morning.
The caunonade lasted two hours. Then
V general engagement ensued which
lasted until 10 o'clock at night, when
the Rassiaua retreated. Prisoners eay
the Russians numbered 60,000 infantry
nd three regiments of cavalry and 50
gunp. It ia expected the battle will re
oommeuce ti-morrow.
The general situation is thus given:
No reliable information has been receiv
ed from the front for several days. The
Russians are vigorously engaged in
strengthening their position in Bulga
ria. The Roumaniau forces not being
great enough lo advance on Adrlanople
mod keep up its line of communication,
tbere is danger, of a repetition of the
campaign in Armenia, where too much
ws undertaken by insufficient troops.
It ia believed that two great battles,
one north and one south of the Balkans,
re imminent or in progress. Austrian
intervention is liable to be immediate in
case a decisive victory uncovers Constan
tinople. England's action wil 1 be guid.
ed somewhat by Austria in combination, j
31 id hat Pasha's visit to Vienna is
thought to have resulted in guarantees
as to A ustria's action, -
for the Russians, with loss of 8,000 on ;. .,",, ,,,, T. 4 w e5?71-
tfid cirla nl tha TiirL-c If 1 frntlnio tt ' , . . . - . . .
... v.. w .... lien-ietsiiott, ot L nion conntj-, is in
hot and dangerous itr tlie residents at trouble. If seemes that it is discovered
Constantinople, and tliev are leaving ! that he is a defaulter in the land office
for safe and more comfortable quarters. I l1! ,lirr to ,U:e l"."e,:f
" 1 j $5,000 or 8-0.000. Suit has !een insli-
on the JtOST KKA$t-X.m.K TF.UM3. Sacks
fnrnisbed to tliose storing vith in??.
1 will pay tlie
b Si i
Ex-?erator Fenton think
gone through the worst that we will
have to experience in the effort to reach
solid values and that by fall wo will
experience a decided improvement in
business. This is the view of all who
look upon our commercial condition in
a liberal spirit.
The whole wool crop of the country
tributary to Puget Sound, for the sea
son, may he safely set down nt 300,000
founds, ot which about 80,000 was pur
chased by sundry parties in Portland
and shipped to the Columbia river by
the Northern Pacific railroad.
Ohio Democrats have nominated R.
M. Bishop, of Ilamelton county, for gov
ernor, and General .labez W. Fitch, ct
Cuyahoga county, for lieutenant govern
or. i
The railroad troubles have about ceas
ed in the Eastern States, and probably
a majority of the roads are mnniug all
their trains as usnal.
we have I t,1t(''l to recover the money and his pfop-
; erty was attached, which Ins woe is now
i claimin?'. The matter was being inves-
for WHKAT. OAT?, and other cc-nvM.
fall anil sets me before making nriunarm?nts
for siorinir elsew b??re. F. H. lKIl.
Albany. Or.. July 27, ls77-tlv:)ir.J
Arnl .".!! oth-T styles of Genntne. linger Ma
ctiine at tsp.iaiiy reduee l priccn-
Thontb tin's.-? r-i;.-!iinc s bnve been trretttly
n?'!n e 1 in y.ricc, t lie ;l A l.l'l'V w ill Ue maiu
taiue?! at its bi.bost sianchird.
tiilHted mi the 23 1 f J.t'v, in a trial.
It is iaid that if it ..hall he
the propel tv belongs to ?.
decided that
is. Hender-
75 ??
T A ty B A KT T !
First SI., bet. Ferry an Ilrou 'albln,
AL.ISA7SY, OSSilCOX.
ro.nn r.y ii?k hat on aa i;i:k at rea-
sona'":e rales.
Meals at nil hou,-s. Patronage of the public
res!eelful!v solicite 1. JAS. JliVOY.
Albanv, Or., J'.inoS, 1S77-37
shoft seveia1- ot h'd holKistneii Wl l IKJ
bankrit) .ted.
Lafayette grange had a meeting a few
days a'j;o at which several new members
were initiated, and a tine dinner was
spread.
It is estimated that Lane county will
furnish between two and three hundred ;,frUMiiw.! J Li-mauSm"i'jor
thousand pounds of hops fur the market mbleS-nte Me.l. Soe-. Cat. Sate 51. ot ii. p.
this year.
The order for trie removal of the land
office to Lakeview has been suspended
until such time as the land eases now
pending in that office can be adjusted.
The Jfo'inti.iincer learns that the
Kinney Brothers, of Astoria, will en
gage in the beef canning business again
this fad, and that they intend obtaining
their beef Ircm cast of the mountains, i
HAVING FOKMKD A CoPAIiTN Klssnil for
the tnirjiose f riruetieiicr HtnnocopiiUiie
Mc'licine in all ils brancbes, we oiler our servi
ces to 1 ne people oi i ins city una .-.urronnrtintf
'OS.
juncli'iHilvO
NOTICE.
Orsg-OH. & Calif oraia Bail
road Gqmpaa,yv
'"Pill: FiT.t.OVI."S IT AT KS OF FREIGHT OX
X trViim, Kiii'tr aiti Mb! Siu.'ts. in cto.' loatis, as
ler liu'liliisl oiritf of t lie I 'omrany nn'ler ilate
of January '.?Ui, 1S77. v. t!t b?1 in:? bT:'iine;l as the
tnaxiuiuui rati 5 uulil May 31s!, l7S. ix:
I'cr liK) TI s.
yiiiivanUie to Poriian t 7 cents
C-lackaum-
lrcrm ( 'ii v
IffH-lc Island
'a:iby
Aurora
lliibbai-a
Wiwliitini
countrv An'! we shall pay xn ctnt attention 'ei.iis
to (tcvasos ot Women una Children, and of the
The Ohio Republican Convention
met cn the 1st inst., adopted a platform
and made the following excellent nom
inations: For Governor, W. H; West;
Lieut. Gov., Ferd. Vogeler ; supremo
judge, W. II. Johnson ; attorney gener
al, Gen. Geo. K. Nash ; clerk of su.
preme court, D wight C. Kowell ; school
commissioner, J . T. Lukens ; board of
public works, A. W. Lucky..
President Vanderbuilt, of the New
York Central & Hudson Kiver rail
road, has issued a circular stating that
of 12,000 employes ot the company, less
than 5,000 struck and no injury was
done property. In recognition ot their
fealty he directs that 100,000 be divid
ed ratably according to their positions
on the pay roll among all employees
engaged in operating the road.
The San Francisco tax levy for the
ensuing year including city, county and
State assessments, is $2 12.J per $100 of
valuation, or .about 20 cents less than
last year. In ICew York city it is to be
t2 63 on $100. as against 2 80 last
jear, and 2 6i the year before.
How does it look tor the Governor
of the State and president of the school
board, to loan the public moneys to him
self on ifiadequate security?
. .
The Seattle Ti'ihune says : Edward
Flnmmer son of Mrai Plummer of this
city, met with a very painful accident
Wednesday evening. A man requested
him to bring three percussion caps of
the kind used in killing fish and firing
giant powder, a sort of nitro glycerine
affair. Edward went up 6tairs and got
them, bringing the three down in his
bands and shaking them about as he de
sceuded. At the foot of the staircase
they exploded, and Edward was violent
ly thrown upon the floor, one thumb
and three fingers having their ends shot
off. Tlie report made was almost as
loud as that of a cannon. Young Plnm,
mer's hands were terribly, hurt, and he
will bear the marks as long as he lives.
The man who wanted the caps, it is
needless to say.didc't get them there.
Prof. Condon and Charles Whiteaker ,
have left Eugene City for Fossil lake,
in Eastern Oregon, on a scientific expe
'dition, and to gather a collection of
bones from the "big boneyard" recently
discovered in Lake county. .
F.ar. Throat anil tve.
Offlee hours, of l'r. Wilcox, R to 10 A. M. and 1
to 3 V. I. ; Dr. Ai-noM, 10 to 12 M. anil 3 to j I'.M.
nn-1 both from o to K e. M.
Consn;in? ion calls liom distant iifiintsattcml
ed to lit once. ,ju 11x9
SOTK'E t XECITKIX.
-rOTICE IS HERKRY GIVEN" that the nn
A ilersini?;! has Imh'ii duly appointed Execu
trix of the last will and testament of Uavid
Simons, deceased, by n order of the County
rr , , , c. 1 i llillt. Ul ijimii i;ini"i i , v'lrMj. huh u:i pi:isoii!,
1 here has been no Strike on the Seat- ! having claim anain-it s-od estate are herobv
., , . ,. ,T. , - I j rcaniied to prewnt 1 he ssiine. dulv verified, to
t.C ana l alia AVaila railroad, all re-'J the umlersiffned at her resideiire in North
itrownsiviiie, Mini (iiiintj. Oregon, wituin stx
ports to the contrary notwithstanding,
lint still the ears don't j-un through, j
Work began last Jl huisday on thp
Olympia and Tenino railroad. It was
a holiday ; me:i worked and women
spread a lunch, lint they sa' the' will
get at it in earnest this week. (
Myriads of grasshoppers have appear
ed in Iioiso val'ey, Idaho. At first they
Were seen flying high, but now and then
a cloud of them would descend and strip
a field. Most of the wheat is harvested
and out of their roach. ;
A small schooner, to ply between
ports of the Sandwich Islands, is about
finished at Port Ludlow.
A British gunboat came to Port
Townscnd the other day from Victoria
to learn the truth concerning the report
that Ergland had declared war against
Kussia.
Henry Hewitt, near Dayton, ba- two
acres of blackberries, from which begets
OjOOO gallons.
Last week three vessels were loading
with lumber at Gardener, near the
mouth of tbo Urapqua.
The Ashland Tidings learns that
Blanchard, one of the captured stage
robbers, has died of his wounds.
Dr. Poppleton of Lafayette, has lost
a son three years old by diphtheria.
In Jackson county the weather has
been unnsuallv warm. Many people
t have gone to the mountains., ,
month from t he date hereof.
July l:t. lS77-tlv! KI.IZAP.FpfT SIMONS.
I. IJ. N. Ulackhuiim, Atty Urf Executrix.
lollai's is not easily earned in
these times, but il can be made
in three months by any of either
sex in any part of the country,
who is willing to work steadily
at the employment that we.inrn
ish. .f,6 per week in your own town. Yon need
not be awuv from home over niirhr. You can
Kive vnur whole time to the work, or only your
smi-cinniudit. We have asrents wlioan? inab
ihss over 20 ier day. All who engage at om ?.
can make money fast. At the. present time
money can not oe made so easily nn,r.inutyi
II costs nothing lo try tie
anv other business
business. Terms tin 1 . ontlitfree. Addrei
at once, H. Halott A t;o.rortand, Jle.
niavSyl
T3riclc I
MESSRS. CCND1FF & STITES now have on
hand a large quantity of Koodnew burned
HKIt'K, at their yard about half a mile west of
the eitv. near the Masoi in Cemetery. Prices
AMWA.STIIE-lwreT. Call and see.
Albany, Or., June Ti, '77-asv9in3
BEE-HIVE STORE !
Hrooka
Salem "
Turner "
Mai-ion
h-ifersou '
MillcrVt "
Albany "
Tautient
Slm-.M'a
Ilalsev '
Muddy "
Harrislmrg
Jnm-iia "
I.iHi?r's "
Irvine; "
Eugene "
Soriiieliekl "
Ooshen '
Cresswt?ll "
I.atham .
f onisi oclc'.s
1 ?ain .
Yoncalla . " , . . ..
Oakland
l"mtina "
llfsu?buri '
NO cnartrc tor irayni;e a' -ori ianu.
II. K.OKHLKK, Vice Pres. )..tC.K.R. Co.
Portland, Oregon, June ytli, 1S77. 3S-3m
. .. 7 cents
. . . 10 cents
. . . 11 cen ts
...11 con ta
...11 cents
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. . . 11 cehtH
. . . 11 cents
...11 cents
...VI cents
...Yi cents
. .. 1-2 cents
. . .13 cents
..'.II cents
. . . 1) cents
. . .1 cents
. . . 17 eents
... IS cents
...l'.l eents
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. . .33 cents
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31 cents
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Q ITT DBXJa mTCFvE.
KslabSisiif! 1S7.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
!PJcw EStocIz and.
Blew IIgii.
II.
II. HEWITT, A. M.,
Professor of Ancient I.angoases. . '
CLARA PI5ICE, IS. 'S., IreceptreB,
Teacher of French.
yiins IOIEA SAI.IXCESC,
Teacher of Gorman.
-iss NETTIE IMPER,
Teacher of Instrumental and Vocal Music.
32rs. W. S. PETERS,
Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
Conrsfp of Stvicly :
Such lis are common to schools of this grade.
Cixleiitlax :
Ti'ims bo?in Sentember 3 !. November 1-21 h, .Tannarv ssih. nnd April 8th.
week during the holidays. Commencement Day, June 12th, 1&7S.
Eatss of Tuitioa per Tsrm :
Vacation of one
Primary .". $ 5 no 1
Commcin English 8 00
Higher TSranches. including prejaratory '
I.a'in and t:reek 10 00 1
"olle.?riate. ineludinsr bihi'r Latin nnd I
i.i-ci'K. aM vanned Mat lipmiij ics,M?n
tal and Moral Sciences
Modern I.nnjruntjreo each, extra 3 TO
Instrnuieiiial Music 12 Xf
I'se of Piano 3 00
IneidentnW SO
Comujereial 3 00
12 00
Ccrimcrcial rsp?.rta.S3.t :
Purine; the neeond and third terms a thorough course of instnietion will he piven In look
keepinir and business forms. At a comparatively small evense. students may here secure what
would cost them h Inrfre sum of moiiey at a coim'nerciai coiS?. It is impossible for nny one to
become a tlnished accountant ivithoni beinif thorottyrhly drilled in the principles of Arithmetic,
Enelish ;mmmnr and English composition ; we therefore recommend the studj- of these in cob'
nection with book-kecpiiig.
Sneeial attention Riven to elocutionary drill and oratorical exercises,
offered in this detriment.
Elocution :
Penmajisliip :
Sux.rior advantages
Mr. John A. P.rtiMA?r. one ot the. best teachers of Penmanship in the Staf hns been en
fiaired to give 11 thoroegh course of instruction in systematic Penmanship, during the second
term.
r-r". :
A rransrements have been made hv which erirlsand voansr ladies desii intr to Rttend the Collepo
ran be boanled. either by the Principal or Prof. Hewitt. Every care and altenlion will bo Riven
lis to deportment, health, morals and study. Prit-e per week, inelndinff board, lodging, fuel,
lights, &e., 4. Hoard etui also be had In private families for both boys and girls.
. Ecalth :
Albany seems to be one of the healthiest localities in the Sa'c. It has thus far been compara
tively free from those much dreaded scourges, diphtheria and typhoid fever.
Apparatus :
Already a subscription paper his been started and libern'lv lrnel. to pnrehnse a thousand
dollar anparatus for the benefit of the school. It is eonfi k n: : v believed the amount desired will
be sH?cured by the tlrst of January, l?i7y.
ill D & r I rl
Durable, Bsautifal, "Watcr-3rrccf, Elastic and.
Eosnsmlcal.
This Paint is tntsed rcarly for ti!c, requiring no Oil or Tliiiiiier. It is equally ns joo(l
for inside as outside work ; over obi work as well as new ; in tact where any
paint can bu used the AVKKIL'Tj PAIX'l' will he toimd snerior to any -,
other. Anv one 0:111 apply it who can use :i hriish, which truly
makes it the TOPl'LAR PAINT. -
JOHN XilfcTJSIl,
. HEALER It
Grccories, Teas, Provis'ns,
t'otreen, Spice, Irlel Fruits, Arc, &c ,
3f Everything nice ami fresh,
FIRMT srutKT, AX.BAXrt VMJCUOy.
U'Z2v
T'llB tTNDEPShiXED ha vino: purchased the
J. entire 9 ock of A. Carolhers i Co., and
placed it. under I he management of Ir. N. Ilen-t-on,
lute ot Iowa, assisted by ti. B. Ilenton,
who are now refitting ami adding extensive
additions ot new slock, and frjm their kmsr ex
perience and thorough knowledge of the busi
ness 111 all its varied departments, feel assured
that, we shall bo able to render full satisfaction
to all who inav favor us with their putronatie.
Our prescript ion department wiP at all times
lie conducted by men eminently qualified for
th responsible and important? w ork.
We cordially invite the citizens of Albany
nnil surrounding countrv. w hen in need of an v
thing usually kept in tirst-elass drug houses to
canon ns.eornerot h irst ana tiiswortn streets
Albanv. Feb. ;(. 1S77, ; C. W. SHAW,,-
For f urilier Information n?ik1 for Sample Card, Circular and
Briee-IJM to
O. A- PLUMMER, s
Crugi&t Sealer .
lull's t Stpoet,
ORKGON
TILI KKTiP IN STOCK a full lino of the above PAINT,
and COL.OKS.
AfX SIZE
6apr3m
"Wo
Have IT.
Sierra Nevada Ioiintninst. and is snpposetl
to have been gathered from Mount Gilead
thousands ol years ago, and the gn;n ex
tracted nnd sold in Egypt anil in Tirfc be
fore the times of Solomon.-.
PP.ESSSD TEESA SATTTA ; CSt,
Mountain Balm,
THE BEST REHEBY IX TSJE
KSOWS WORLD' FOU
COLDS, DISEASES OF
T5IE TIIKOAT AM)
LIXOS, ASD FOIt
ASTIIHIA AXD
It II E 13IATIS 33 .
Selected and gathered on the spurs of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains. The lent fouiiO
in the hotter climates, when dry, contains
titty per cent, of resin or gold colored gum.
the properties of which are stimulating and
healing, and especially adapted to the
wants of the system in ease of Lung dis
ease and Rheumatism.
The high estimate which the Spanish
placed upon it on account of its medicinal
qualities is manifest troiri the name they
gave to it, many yenr.s ago -Yerbasania,
or "Herb of the Saints." The natives ot
Southern Oregon and Northern California
have used it iuimemorially as a Kheumatic
remedy. The white population liv the re
gion where it grows have used and prized
it as a throat and lung medicine. For a
time they called it T.ung Weed; but give
valuable testimonials as to its virtues in
curing Rheumatism.
When yon open one of our packages,
keep it excluded trom the air as much as
possible. ' '
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 old at 75 cents per ounce. A sing e
one of our pacKages mane eignu ,
tincture, which is worth $5. The stiriib
from which this valuable medicine is S;U"" !
5 " P?!i ;;.o,Vii a...,i2tho ! Krkcr. and John Ko.hay
CC'tlllll i.vuim.11, w 1
Testimonials. -f ..'
Yv. Nicklin, ot Engenp City, Bays :
'Your Balm is one ot the best preserved
herbs f ever saw, anil is worthy of a hig!ier
price than yon put upon it." .--"'
Rev. S. K. Kayntond, of Oakland, Ore
gon, says: ,-I went to California to recov
er from Consumption. The Doctors tlie re
gave me up, ami told me if I' hail any
friends I wished to see I had better gonial
we them, as I could live but a little while
longer. On mv way to Oregon I com
menced using Mout.taiii Balm; it helped
me; I continued its use until it cured me or
the disease.''
Mr. W. T. Osborne, of Eugene CSty.
says : "I know a voung man whopeared
to be in the last'stages of consumption,
and by using Mountain Balm or Yerbasan
ia he became a healthy young man." ,
Joseph I. Moore. Esq., of Milville. Cal.,
siys : I liave lieen acquainted with tlie
shrub" Known as Yerbasanta for 20 years,
and know it to be a very valuable medicine,
both for the Lungs and Rheumatism." ;
Mr. Kimball, ot Kimball fc Welton, Red
Blutl's. Cal., says : "I Iwve been acquaint
ed with the shrub known as Yerbasanta,
for many years, and kuow it to be a great
I.ting medicine."
"I left Missouri with the consumption.
Reached Rock Point, Jackson couuty, Or.,
and was taken down. I took a tincture of
Mountain Balm, and chewed the leaf more
or less, and in four or rive days It cleaned
out my lungs handsomely, and I resumed
my journey ; and now, alter several
months, my lungs still secui well. !
A. B.C. .
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