ALBANY, OREGON', AUCi. 31; 1377.
Conkling and Edmunds are both re
ported as opposing President Hayes.
A Democratic paper lias been started
at Port Townsend.
Ir. E. II. Fisko, ot Salem, an old
fctideiit and Uglily reppected,died there
,ou Monday night.
Since the discovery ot gold iu 1851
tlie population of Australia lias increased
834 per cent., that ot the United States
126 per cent., and Canady 660 percent.
' Up in Umatilla comity Farquliar
McRea tlireashed 1,200 bushels of clean
wheat from 20 acres, at the rate of 60
bushelj? per acre.
JXDIAX X'EWS.
A telegram of the 2Stli says Joseph
had turned back from the main body of
Indians to fight Gen. Howard. That
they came within 25 miles of Virginia
City iu Madison valley, where they stole
and drove' offSOO horses in the direction
of Geiser basin. Howard, who had
made camp at Ileniy's Lake, awaiting
supplies, expected to move after the
While Gen. Pearson was lighting
the Pittsbilrg mob, thieves entered his I
houte and ptole a gold watch and chain, j
diamonds,, aud othet jewelry. '
The Executive Committee have de
cide to erect a building at the fair
grounds at 5alem to be used as a thea
tre. lt will be SOxSO feet, with f-tage
room, etc.
LARGE WOUK COMPLETED.
i
The canal around the Des Moines
Rapids on the upper Mississippi river,
has juM, been completed. The canal is
three hundred teet wide, extending from
Keokuk along the To wa' shore to Nash
ville. The minimum depth is five feet,
and the- fall 18$ teet. Tho earth em
bankment is Irom GO to 80 feet wide at
tho bottom, and 10 at the top. There
are three locks 350 feet long and 0 feet ' hostiles on the 2-Uh. Gen. Sturgis is
wide, or cut stone masonry, that cost j reported on tho Yellowstone with six
from ."G0,000 to 725,000 each. The j companies of"soIdiers to meet Joseph's
lower lock is at Keokuk. The gates j band.
can be opened in a minute, and the lock j KcTnTmotor 'Irian, explains his
fills in three minutes, btcamcrs passing j lol)g si:ellcc i,v saying that he has been
through in trom eight to twelve rain- el)g3getl for over a year in the coustruc
utcs. Tlio work was begun in 1876, at j tiOI1 0f a machine weighing twenty tons,
a cost to tho General Government of j and costing $00,000, to generate the
S i, 155,000. If Government can build now torcc he claims to have discovered,
such expensive works on the Mississippi, jrr. Ketly's friends have still the great
it can certainly afford a few thousand j e6t confidence in his ability to master
dollars to aid in building canal and ; ail difficulties in his way.
Li
"WlLli rP.OSI SA2T FRA1TCXSC0
Atoout Soptomtoer Gtii,
WITH A FULL STOCK OF
ALB Alff Y
GOLLECIAT
1
IWSTITUTE,
locks around the Cascades of the Colum-
! bia-
Cayuse Keyuolds was recently nipped
at Laramie with nineteen horses iu his
possession that really belonged . to citi
zens of Umatilla county. He will re
tarn, probably to serve the State.
. The Odd Fellows of Olympia are tak
ing the initiatory steps toward organizing
a Grand Lodge in that Territory. The
Right Worthy Grand Lodge of tho U.
S,, that meets next month, will bo pe
titioned for a charter.
The City of Amoy cleared from As
toria on Friday last for Liverpool, her
cargo, consisting of 18,033 sacks, ot
wheat and 11,000 cases ot salmon, - the
cargo being valued at 116,500.
The New Edison telephone was test
ed to-day at the Westeru Union build-
TIIE XEYV DEM AX P.
Several of tbe Eastern papery are
loud in their demands of lato that Gov- 1
eminent take possession and control of
all the main lines of railway. Tho rail
way managers, of course, are, under
this condition of things, to be appointed
by the Government. It is coutended
that in this way the vast power of these
huge railway corporations would bo ex
tinguished, tor there could nc longer be
any such corporations. The plan otVeiel
to secure the railways isthis : Govern
ment to assume control of tho railways
and issue to the stockholders a certifi
cate entitling the holder to 'a certain
numlicr of shares, and guaranteeing to
The Xew Albany, Indiana, I:Jj-r-Standurd,
a Democratic sheet, declares
that Blue Jean Williams is not so pop
ular in Indiana as ho was a year ago
"by about ninety-nine one-hundred the
per cent." In other words the Indiana
Democracy offer to.sell out for one cent
on the dollar and get no takers!
German capitalists seem to avoid the
new Russian loan. Its failure in lin
Hamburg and Vienna is believed to be
on account ot a suspicion prevailing that
the amount of paper mcney issued by
tho Bank ot Russia has recently been
m ich increased.
THAT WILL BE SOLD
OEEAP.
The FALL TERM or llii School begin MONDAY, SEPTEM
BER 3d, IS77.
FACULTY. :
Rev. U. XV. STRATTO, A. M., President,
nhd Profesaor of Mentul and Moral Sciences.
Rev. L. J. POWELL, A. M., Principal,
Professor of Mai hematics and Natural Sciences.
II.
II. HEWITT, A. M.,
Professor of Ancient Languages.
Minn CLARA PRICE, II. Ireccntre,
Teacher of French.
Mi DORA SALlCiER,
Teacher of German.
MIhs XETTIE PIPER,
Teacher of Instrumental anil Vocal Music.
Mm. W. S. PETERS,
Teacher of Drawing and Painting-.
Xtw T-I:iy.
j The public subscription fur the new 4
1 per cent, thirty-year French treasury
j bonds were so few that the minister of j vtAVIwlruuiy
finance has ceased advertising them, and
EDUCATIONAL.
riHE FAl.I. TF.RM of tho SAVFIAM AC.VD
X cmy will commence on
Monday, ScptassAsr 17th, 1377.
pry the holder toui per cent, annually i , . , . . , . , .
1 J 1 i sold the remainder not previously di
forever. Of course such stocks would
become a favorable investment. It
would not be necessary for tho Govern
ment to purchase every littlo railway
in the country, simply tho trunk lines
that cross the continent, great lines tra
versing States from east to west and
trom nprth to south. It is urgsd that
posed of to the Uothschilds.
.l.Y IMPOU TAX T PLUS OX AGE.
. . 3! -1 ' . , I i
mg over uie cxiraorumury u.m. u. . Kussia. Germany. Belgium and
Z&W miles. x no wire uscu was a ioo-j
to IIarttord;and back over which music
was transmitted distinctly.
Worcester Iess: "lie was not ex
actly a victim ot sunstroke ; but, as he
bad been kicked out of a basement in an
emphatic and tlatfooted manner,' he pre
ferred, to alludo to the circumstance as a
coupe do solo heel."'
The wheat crop of the United States
of this year, it is estimated will aggre
gate 325,000,000 bushels, against 200,
000,000 last year. Of this year's crop
it is estimated not less than 100,000,000
busheld will be sent abroad.
All neo'osarv teacher will be employed, and
every effori iniwle to make the school worthy
will bo offered to those
wih:n:? to take lesson m respective ira
iiii and 1'iimlm.r. :uii Music, or a complete
eom'si in Ilonk-kcepin.
Students from abroad (-an obtain board at
reasonable rates.
For further particulars, apply to the Princi
pal, .1. ;iliu;ut.
Lebanon, Oregon, Ansjust 31, 1ST". -t'J
Day before yesterday a mau of gen
tlemanly aud intelligent appearacce,
neatly attired and carrying a fancy cane, j
walked into Gov. Chad wick's oirica and j
informed him tliat he had "come fur the j
State taxes." The eu-vernor not to be j
H-arralt I Hurrah ! ! Hurrala 1 1 !
Soiuwl t.lio -Txxliloo I
DipMlisria is a CuraUa Disease !
T-K?5. WII.COX and AKNOLD, of AT.BAN Y ,
France tluj railways are owned and op
orated by Government, with great ad
vautage to the public. As to whether
the national treasury would be ad van
taged by such control of railwaj's we
aro not informed ihe mere fact that
the general public is benefited thereby
seems to be thought a. sufficient reason
for urging the matter on " the attention
of Congress. It is jencrally conceded; laild, the water and the air; and that
that something must be done to put a as tho people of this boantiinl country
stop to the growing power of our vast j were ellj0.ing the fruks of ,lis labor he
railway monopolies, nuc wneiner me , tbouKiit it otilills, but rii-.t that they
will enve dipbl hcria every lime, 1 guaran
tee, if called in linn1.
' T.i Mil f-'i i ti'lx til th'- iriihvin llimiUi: I would
i av. I had a rae tif diphtheria if eleven days
niid.-np in miTit.eirPSs. mid lint f'nllv utl. ! ptandimr, which was treat. 1 by oilier pbysi
NOTIC rr
Courses oi Study :
Such as are common to schools of this grade.
Calendar :
Terms begin September 3d, November 12t h, Januarv 28th. and April 8th.
weeit during the holidays. Commencement Day, June 12tli, 1S7S.
Rates cf Tuition por Term :
a
IN" AIUdTIDN TO MY COMMODIOUS Ware
house at the foot of Klisworlh street, I have
rented the substantial warehouse owned by
John Fester, at tin. foot of Hroadalbin atreel,
and am now prepared to store
200,000 Bushels "Wheat.
Packs furnished to those storing with me,
nnd a larire quantity on hand lor sale at the
lowest market price.
I will pay the highest cash price for
nnd otheir i-croal. Thfjit received at Tangent
uml MiUts iit Albany prices.
SiT'Callaml see me before making arrango
meitta for selling, or for storing eisewliero.
c i. siaisox.
Albany, July 13, lS77-n52v9
'rim'iry $ 5 00
ommon Kntrlish 8 00
Higher Branches, including preparatory
j.aim anti i-reeK io oo
'ollesiiate, including higher Latin and
trt-ek.ad vaneed Matlieuialiesi.Men-
lal und Moral Sciences 12 00
cians. who Iftited.
S. II. 'THOMPSON'.
derstand'mg the request, suggested that j August 31, i;77ov!mo
perhaps it was laud he wished, and re- i:i.hts f iiibectobs.
, , . r. , ,P1 i Vo'l'ICE IS IIKUKP.Y C.1VEN to the Btoi-k-
ferred him to Col. lann. 1 he gentle- j i iiouu-rs of the Albany & stmtwni Water
, . .' , . , , . 1 1 liteh and ( V.nnl t'o., tbut tho nnnnal nieelin-r
manly visitor then astonished the gov- ! ,,r s.ud sto.-Wioiders -iii be Uc-i i at Hh-oihi-e of
. . . -.,. 1 ! sail omianv. ir Albnnv, in I.bm cnunty. Ove-
ernor by informing nim that about six- j iron. onTucv'.'ay. the inn !; f s.ptemer,
, , ,,.11 i t ls77. tit our oViock in t In- al'.ei'noou of said day,
teen years ago ne made all the lands 111 i(r tin- iuriwuf electing seven directors for
, . , , . . . j saiJ Comrunv for the next eiisninjr year.
this country, hence he did nut want to j jaon wiujelkk, iivsidnt.
i I.. Ft. INN. SN'Vflarv.
purchase any ;" that lie had made the' Albany, An.?, st, io'7-49w2
The affair at Plevna don't get away
with us so bad wheu we are informed
there were only 8,000 or 10,000 Turks'
engaged, and that the Russians were so
clumsily handled as to make the whole
thing a blander and a farce
It is reported that Barnum, the t.how-
m&D, is trying to engage Sitting Bull
for exhibition purposes. The Indian
warior is a fugitive from the United
Statej, and Barnum has applied to the
government for immunity from prosecu
tion lor Sitting Bull for two year-j.
A full statistical account of tho Ger
man soldiers killed anl wounded daring
the Franco-German war has been pub-
lished at Berlin by Fischer & Co. The
total number of combatants, either killed
of wounded, araountcd.to 88,867, com.
prising 3,658 officers and 84,200 men.
A sheep herder named Franklin has
killed a grizzly bear in tho Blue moun
tains which weighed 700 pounds. The
bear was a young one. Tho track- of
an old grizzly, which has been seen, in
the 6ame locality, ' measures 16 inches
long and 12 inches wide.
- T '
"A man will never proeper who has
the curse ot a ruined woman upon him.
The murderer of the body can be tried
and executed by the world's law. but
the murder of the soul is tried by heav
ens laws and the execution ia sure as
Divine justice." Aunt Betsy in Wo
man's Journal.
. .
The Colonist estimates the season's
catch of salmon in Fraser river at 200,
000 cases, valued at 81,300,000. It
says that while Oregon has but one riv
er that produoes.salmon yn any quantity
- British Columbia has five, besides innu-
merable bays, harbors and estuaries
when salmon can bo taken in great
quantities. ,
An exchange says : Tho courts have
decided that privates and non-commissioned
officers who were prisoners of
war during the rebellion are entitled to
twenty-five cents per day, while prieon
f ers as commutation for rations. This
bit of information is given for the special
benefit of soldiers in thii vicinity and
elsewhere, who were prisoners and have
never received euch commutation
taking possession (A the roads by Gov
ernment is the best way, is at present a
question for discussion.
It is ttated' that the legislature of
South Carolina, under the reformers,
has destroyed the Fchool sjstem of that
state just as far as it conld bo done in a
single year. The general school lax
has been put in the publin treasury and
local taxes for schools forbidden, and no
provision has been made for numbering
the children, which would prevent any
legal distribution of moneys. All this
has been done in order to prevent the
education of colored children from being
a tax on the properly of the whites,
says tho Oregonian.
should pay him tho taxes collected on
their present possession--. He said it
was due him and he wanted it. The
Governor, evidently feeling uncomforta
ble in the presence of so august a person
as his visitor claimed U be, asked him
to call another day aud he would see
about it. The visitor politely took his
leave. To-day a letter was received at
tho State department from him, dated
at Portland, reiterating his demand for
tho State's taxes. This is tho fust time
we have ever heard of the Creator ot
the Universe visiting this city in person
since the foundation. He did not stay
long, though, evidently realizing that
there was greater -need for his presence
in the "Metropolis of Oregon" than
here. Salon Jfi-rcziry.
VTIfB IThKI5EBV ;iVKS Unit Ihe nn-
dersiirned, administrator of Hie estate of
Solomon Kilter, deceased. h liied in rhe
(,'onuty Conn t' l.inn comity, iroirnn. bis linal
account as such mimiiii-inc'nr in the matterof
said c.-tnfe. and that :-.i-l t'.-nnty Court has a
pointe.l Tuesday, t he sivoit-i day of October,
1877, at the hour of fine oV lot-it in ilnafterm on,
for the hearing of objection to said aeuount,
and for the settlement thereof.
JOHN' T,Ki:iV, Administrator.
Albany, Axu;. 31, 1S77-4:i'.i
CIiii9K Out.
T'lIIS FIRM EXl'IKIM; I!Y LIMITATION,
-1- October 31st, 1H77. we notify ull persons ov
in;r u j that till aecMJtints must beset tied by cash
or note, and till notes due must be paid by that
time. All notes and accounts unpaid by that
time will be placed in court fur collect ion.
W. II. I01H CO.
Albany, Auprust 31. 1S77S3vil
Summon.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn, i
Imiory M. Cheadle plaintiff, vs. C. C. Burge,
def in!:mt.'
To C. C. Ruvp. th't above named defendant :
In the name of the Slate of tutson you are
hereby required to appear aud answer the com
plaint of Ihe above plaintiff in the above en
titled court, now on Hie with the Clerk of raid
court , within ten diiys from the due of the
service of this summons upon yon if served m
I. inn county. Inon, bur if served in any other
county in "ihe s:uie ot Oregon, ben "within
twenty days from Ihe daTeof t he service of this
summons "upon yon ; and if served by publica
tion, then by the tirst ilav of the next regular
term of said' court following the publicat ion of
this summons lor six successive weeks, to oe
begun and held on the
i'h M'Huhnj in OrtoUr, 1S77,
and von are hereby nolitled that if voit fail to
appear and answer said complaint. is above re
0,'uired, ihepinintitf will take judruient against
von for t be sum of c-l-Js in .-'old coin of t he Unit
ed Siatcs.and iuierest ibereon at llu; rateof
one percent, per month in like coin from Octo
ber 1st, l7-'.an.l for ihe coslsand disbursmenta
ot tins action to ih.' laM' i.
Published by orderot Hon. 1;. P. ISo!sK,.Tivlro
of s;;id court , which order bears date duly 13th,
1S77. c i I'OWKLl. & Ff .IX N',
Attorneys lor piann in.
July in, 177. j ( i:iv9w(5
1 5 i-ick !
13iiclc I
' i TKSSHK. Cl'NhlFF ,t STITKS nnw have on
"lf bjin.l a larire iluantiTvof irood new burned
i.KU k, at 1 neir var.t auout nan a mile west oi
the citv. near tho Masoi ie Cemetery. Prices
A LOW AS THE .' Kr. Call and sec
AU-nny, Or., June 1", 77-3sv'jm3
Philadelphia Times: The general
weakening ot tho old party lines at pres
ont is much like the loose party discip
line that prevalod in 1841, when the
Know Nothing party played foot ball
with both the Whig and Democratic
organizations ; and as the labor move'
ment has the same secrecy and para
phernalia that proved 60 captivating
twenty-three years ago", there is a wide
field for side show's and a possibility j
that they may eclipse the main political
circus when it comes to the exhibition
ot next November in Pennsylvania.
Austin Reveille; - "A Boston lady
who bad recently arrived iu this cityj
told a young man who works in the
mines that she could indulge in the
ecstacy of osculation with an adult male
of genus Iiorno with feelings ot gratifi
cation analogical to quaffing the nectar
of the gods ; and after he had consulted
the authorities be was mad at himself
because he bad not kissed her.
Bisnop Bowman of the M. E.
CurjRCii. The Idaho Statesman pub
lished at Boise Ciy t, I. T., says that Bish
op Bowman during bis stay there made
many friends and a host of admirers.
His Sunday morning sermon was a gem
which will be remembered by those who
beard it. His style is remarkable For
its scholar-like delicacy aud genuine
simplicity. It is this purity and sim
plicity of expression which give to the
bishop's style such an open-air freshness
and glow and make his talks such a
delight to Mie listener.
A four-year old miss adds another to
the list of remarkable juvenile speeches,
She was asked where she expected to
go to wheu her mother died, and replied
-'To the funeral, I s'poEe."
L EBAXOM ITEMS'.
The fanners are busy harvesting and the
grain yield is firRjas good as aiUicipatedT"
many crops even execMing the most flat
tering expectations.
The oat yield in tho Forks of the Saiitl
ain Is much larger than usual, while the
wheat crop is about the average of former
years.
Business rather dull in town at present,
but our merchant; and tradesmen look for
ward with pleasant expectations to a lively
trade the coming fall.
The railroad fever has not entirely subsi
ded, but Is cooling down to a great extent ;
but a relapse is confidently predicted by
some of our sanguine citizens.
Prof. J. L. Gilbert has conic to our town
and takeTi charge of the Santiam Acadeaiy
for the ensuing year.
We regret that Frof. J. A. Lewis and
his estimable wife, who have so successful
ly conducted the high school here for the
past two years, will leave us in a few days
to tike up their residence in Halsey, where
they have been employed to teach the com
ing year. They carry with them the best
wishes of the people of Lebanon, who con
gratulate the citizens of Halsey in obtain
ing their valuable services. U. S.
Dr. Steel Arrived iu the city the first
of the week, looking hale and hearty. The
Dr. has not visited us for about three years.
He offers to the public a new panacea for
ills, which he calls "Steel's, Pain Eradeca
tor,' ' and we think, judging from the Drs
other preparations, that the Eradecator
will do.
The Annual Conference of the Evangeli
cal Association meets next Thursday in
this city, at 9 A. m. Preaching each even
ing during the session. All invited.
Election, oi" !t!i4ol IJiret-Sor.
OFFICE C K Cr.KUK SVUOOJ, )t,T. No. !i, )
Ai.hany. Or., August :,-1S77. j
NOTICF. IS IIEl'KHY (,VEX that there w ill
be an ektci ion hel 1 in the Central "v hool
houe. in School Ihsirict No. 5, Albany, Vinn
county, Oregon, on
Momk'ij, &j-t'.-m.'e 3. 177,
from the hours of 2.1. M. to B P. M..of said day.
for the purpose of electiner a Idreetor in said
Histriet.to lid the. unexpired term of i. M.
Jones, resigned.
By order ot t he Uoaru ot l m-eetors.
JAY W. BI.A1X, Clerk.
v3nlS
Oregor- 5 California Bail-
road i Ooiagany,
r-nin: Foi.LOvr:; ii.vti-: of freight ox
.1 Oram. Flournod Mill lull's, in car loads, as
wr oiiblislied ta i i tt of t lie Cominiu v under date
of January 9th, ls77. will lje maintained as tho
maximum rati a until May 31st, 1S7S, viz:
i I'er loot's.
Milwaukie to Portland ' cents
: i cents
.tditiijilraJor"s Salo.
1TICK Is HEREBY tavKN that the iinrtor
siirued administrator of the estate of Sele
na Morris, deceased, in pursuance of an order
of the County Court of Linn county, Oregon,
made nnd entered of1 record at the March term
thereot, iu the year 1877, will, on the
22i d'ty of Seitwiber, 1S77,
lit the hour of one oVoek in the afternoon of
said dav, at the Court House door in the city of
Albany, in Linn county, Oregon, sell at public
auction, to the.iii!r keif Judder, for nold eoi.i,
cash in ha Ad, the following described real piop
erty belonmjj to said esuite, to-wit :
The north half of the southwest fjuarter of
block No. 127. tn IIacklemans addition to the
city of Albany, in Linn county, Oregon, as de-
scnoeii on ine maps aim pans oi saci cov, on
record in the odice of the County Clerk ot Linn
county, Oregon. W. H. tiOHTKA,
August 21, l.S77-v'Jn4 Administrator.
Steel's Pais. Eradicator !
CUKES RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Head
ache, Toothache, Cramp Colic, Sprains,
Burns, Scalds, Lame Back,. Sore Throat, Pain In
the Chest, Contracted Cords and Muscles, In
flammation of the Kidneys, and all nervous in
flammations, aches and pains.
Agents Hodge, Snell Co , and T. A. Davis,
Pert land ; John Koehay, agent ut Albanj .
August 31, 1677-WvW
r - -
TREW. PAOE.TtSTS.'S,
Accountant aM . Rcal Estate' Agent.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARE!".
Deeds and Mori prunes carelully drawn.
Proceedinirs in Probate matters conducted.
Prompt at tent ion ;ivon to the collection of
debts, &c. Tradesmen's books audited and ac
counts made out. Ollloo in Brinks' building,
Albany, Oregon. augl7n47v'Jm3
Claekauia
Oregon Cit y
RHk Island
i'miliy
Aurora
Hubbard
Woodburn
(iervais
lirooks
Salem
Tiir.nr
Marion
Jetferson
ili tier's
Albany
Tangent
Shedd'a
llalsev
Muddy
Harrisburs
Junction
Luper's
Irving
Eugene
Springtield
Gosh' n
Cresswell
Latham
Comstock'3
Prain
Yonealla
"akland
I'mpqna
Rosci inn?
N o charge
4
. . 10 cents
. . 11 cents
11 cents
11 cent
11 cent
....11 cent
....11 cent
11 cents
VI cents
. . . A'l cents
12 cent
.. ..lS.ce nt
11 cents
. ... 15 cent
....!." cent
. ... 17 cents
. ... lucent
19 cent
20 cent
23 cent
'iti cents
. . . .28 cents
30 cant?
3:: cents
3" cents
2i cents
f 3 cents
1- 3" cents
' 33 cents
' 3 cents
' .- 3. cents
f 35 cents
f accents
for dravaire at Portland. -
It. KOEIILER," Vice Pres. O.&C.R.R. Co.
Portland. Oregon, June 3th, 1S77. 3S-3m
Vacation of ono
Modern Languages each, extra..
Instrumental Music
Use of Piano.
Incidentals ,
Commercial
3 00
12 00
3 OO
M
s oo
Commercial department :
Hurlng the second and third terras a thoroueh course of instruction win Hn o-i-con in Wnk. ,
keeping and business forms. At a comparatively small expense, students mnv here secure Lhat
wuuiu com mem a larK1 suiu ui iiion-y ni a commercial college, it is impossible for any i TO .
become a finished accountant without lieing thoroughly drilled in the principles of Arithmv 1c,
English orammar and English composition ; we therefore recommend the studv of these in con
nection with book-keeping.
Elocctioa :
Siieeial attention criven to elocutionary drill and oratorical exereises. Superior advantaffea
offered in this deparlment.
PonmoiLsliip :
Mr. Jon? A. IlBtaMAx, one ot tho best teachers of Penmanship in the State, has been en
paired to give a thoroegh course of Instruction in systematic Penmanship, duriusr the . second
rm.
EoarA :
Arranureiuents have been nmdc bv which irirls and vounc Indies desiring to attend tho College
an be boarded, either bv the Principal or Prof. Hewitt. Every care and attention will be given
as to deportment, health, morals and study. Price per week, including board, lodging, fuel.
ngnts, sc., a. Boaru can also oe nau tn private lamincs lor both uoys ana gins.
Soalth :
Albany seems to be one of the healthiest localities in tho State. It has thus far been compara-
lveiy iree nuui muse xiiucn ureuueti scourges, uipuiuuria unu lypuoiu lever.
Apparatus :
Alreadv n irubserlption paper has been started and lilierallv signed, to' purchaso a thonsand
doilar anpnratus for the benefit of the school. It is conlldeuCy believed the amount desired will
be secured by the first of January, 1S7S.
A'3 Have IT.
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D "TESSA SA1TTA ; C7,
TaiE liEHT KE31EDY IX THE
KXOWX WORLD FOU
COL,I)!, DISEASES OF
THE THROAT AXD
LL.G, AXO FOR
ASXII'IA AM
RHEUMATISM.
Selected and gathered on the spurs of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains. The leal l'ouuo
in the hotter climates, when dry, contains
titty per cent, of resin or gold colored gum,
the properties of which are stimulating and
healing, aud especially adapted to the
wants 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 inanitest trom the name they
gave to it, many yeurs ago Yerhasanta,
or --Herb of the Saints." The natives ol
Southern Oregon and Northern California
have used it immcmorially as a Rheumatic
remedy. The white population In the re
gion where it grows have used and prized
it as a throat and lung medicine, i'or A
time thoy called it Lung Weed; but g4v
valuable testimonials as to its virtues in
curing Rheumatism.
Wheu von 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 tuict-
ure is "manufactured from it in Cincinnati,
and sold at 75 cents per ounce. A single
one of our nackases make eight ounces ot
tincture, which is worth $5. The shrub
from" winch this valuable medicine is gatn
cred. is only found iu a narrow belt of
country in Southern Oregon, and along the
Sierra Nevada .Mountains, ana is supposeu
to have been eathered from Mount (jileau
thousands ol years ago, and the gum. ex-
TiOK'ffi' PACIFIC
"JUTl'AL UFE ASSOCIATION,
Portland, Oregon.
Capital. $100,000. Goll Coin Basis.
Incorporated 187.
F. YVAS!SJ-:Slf A, President.
E. UV'At'IiEXUl SSI, Vice Pres.
1). W. WAUl.riELI, Secretary.
W. S Lni), Treasurer.
VV. tl. :rt IMJtn, Attorney.
J. L. QL'ACIiEXUlSII, Uen. AgU
XV. F. HALL,,
Special Agent,
Albany, Oregon.
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BEE-HIVE STORE!
r
CITY KUQ STORE.
J. RANKIX. W. J. IHNUS.
RAXKIX & IIIXOS,
Contractors and Builders,
ALBANY, : OKEGON.
HP HEY WILL. ALSO FURMSU "DRAFTS,
JL Plans and Si)Cfitioations of any description
on short notice. Give us a call before you
build. n!7v9
3STOTI033 !
To Fruit Growers
THE ALUEX FRI'IT PRKSEltVIXG COSI
pany of Albany, Ol-ogon, are now prepared
to receive good "
. aiercliantalle Priiit,
bt all kinds, and would say to those who expect
to furnish us with fruit, that we have a large
supply ot boxes on nana, prepareu lor me ex
press put iww.oi &tllfir:i iii buu ciivi iiifj; mm,
which we will furnish .five of charge; and wonld
further say t hat it la quite necessary that fruit
should h selected with reirard tosizeand dual
ity, and handled careffilly to pi-event bruising,
as only an inferior qualify of preserved fruit
can be produced from small and bruised fruit ;
ana us we wisn io piace omy pryuuuis uif
on th mai-ket, we make these sugnestions.
that truit tcrowers may laicu notice uiu ua gov
ei-nod uccordiugly.
G, F. CRAWFORD,
L. C. TtiCE, President.
Superintendent.
All-ttny, Or., Aug. 10, 187T-4SV9
Establi-tliecl 1870.
WOOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
Nc w Location,
KTcw Hooxxis,
Stoclz and
New Mexii
Now
JOHN 13IiXJSII,
SEALER IN
traeted and sold in Egypt and in T ire be- n-TQCeTlBg Tefl5 PrfttH
fore the times of Solomon. V2!CB3? . . . ?. 3 aS
Xestimonlals.
T)r. X icklin. of Eucene City, says :
"Your Calm is one ot the best preserved
herbs I ever saw, and is worthy of a higher
price than you pat upon it."
llcv. S. K. Raymond, of Oakland, Ore
gon. says : '-I went to California to recov
er from Consumption. The Doctors there
Evervthinii nice and fronh. K
fxsst stueet, . ALBANY, OJtEOOif.
m dollars 19 not easily earned in
these times, but it can be made
in three nionthsbyany of either
sex in any part of the country,
who is willing to work steadily
at the employment that we furn-
srave me up, anu toiu me 11 l uuu any I isu. ?w per wees in your own town. You need
friends I wished to sec I had better go and "ot away frpm home over nlirht. Yon can
" i i.i i if;-. v.., .. i:..i i.:i I Eive your whole lime to the work.oronly your
set; L l iv: 1 1 1 . us wuiu . . . . . i . 1 1 1. 1 1 i . j
longer. On my way to Oregon I com- 1 ins over 10 per day. All who cngatco at once.
menced using Mountain I -aim; It Helped I mn money nuw. .a- ine present time
.. t nnHniVfvl it imp until it enreil nip rf noney nt ! made so easily and rapidly at
me, 1 continued us use until it curcu me oi any oti,cl. business, it costs nothing to try tie
the disease. I business. Temiand $5 outllt free. Addreva
Mr. w. 1. Osborne, OI i-.tigctie t;ity, I t once, . hallett s v,u, t-ortiana, mo.
ys : "I know a young man who appeared I niavOyi
REST AUH ANT I
First St., bet. Ferry and Broadalbin,
ALBANY, OHEGOX. "-
OARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK ATBEA-
TIIE UXDF.RSIGNED having purchased the
entire sioi-k of A. Carotliers & Co., and
placed it under the management of lKr.N. Hen
toiv, late of Iowa, assisted by i. B. Henton,
who are notv relltting and adding extensive
addit ions of new stock, and from their long ex
perience and thorough knowledge of the busi
ness in all its varied departments, feel assured
that, we shall be able to render full satisfact ion
to all who ntay favor us with their patronage.
Our prescription department will at all times
be conducted by men eminently qualified for
the responsible and important work.
We cordially invite the citizens of Albany
and surrounding country, when in need of any
thinir usually kept In Urst-elass druir houses to
eal 1 on us, corner of Fi rat and Ellsworth st ree ts.
Albany, Feb. i3, 1S7T. C V. SHAW.
say
to be in the last stages of consumption.
and by using Mountain Balm or Yerbasan-
ta tie became a healthy younar roan."
Joseph P. Moore, tsti., ot Milville, Cal.,
says : "I nave been acquainted with the
shrub known as Yerbasanta for 20 years,
and know it to be a very valuable medicine,
both for the jLungs ana itneumatisin.--
Mr. Kimball, ot Kimball & VVelton, Ked IJoakw by th
. -r t i . i m unnnn a m f-
xiiuus, oh., says: "i nave ucen acquaint- i , " " : r,; t;: " , t- r v, nhHn
. . . . . . iQUl B HI nil HWUI JL -uiv f-
eu witn tne snriiD Known as 1 erbasauta, isptw;tfuiiy solicited. JA8. mady.
ior many years, anu Knowrit to De a great I Albany, or., june,-in-5i
juuug meuicine.
4-I Ip.ft Af isrmri with t.rtA pniKiirantinn
Reached Rock Point .Tackson eoiintv. fir.. NOTICE OF IXM UMIJk.
and was taken down. I took a tincture! of TNJOTICK is hereby ivex Uiat , th un-
Mountain Balm, and chewed the leaf more trixof the last win and testament of David
or less, ana in lour or nve UayS 1C Cieanea I Simons, deceased, by an oraer oi me -vuiv-r
out rny Jangs handsomely, and I resumed &ft
my journev ; anu now, alter several
months,' mv kings still seem well.
A. B.C.
STL-For sale at tho drug stores of Bell &
l'arher, and Joliu io-shay. tv'J
required to present the same, duly verified, to
the underslgiieU at her residence la Norta
Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, within sue
months fi-ora the date hereof.
July 13. lS77-41v! ELlZABETIr 8IMON3.
JL. K. ". Jij-ACKuvlo, Ally lor EecuuU.
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