The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, June 06, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.JUXE 6, 1873. AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. Aehkmd ......... lirownsviHe.... Corvallis Canyon City.. Colfax, W. T.. Kost Portland ..Isaac Miller. O. P. Oxhow. ...-W. It. Privett. I. J. HaflruewooU. -V. J. Hamilton. T)av. ItaQ'erty. ..J. J. Walton, Jr. Eucene Gaasburg ....Matthew Fountain. Harrisburg.....Sam. May A 11. H. Holt. IIal3ey..-,.;..i..J,..t....J7 M, Morgan. Jefferson F. I Crantill. Jacksonville.................... .J. II. Neil. Lebanon.......... J. It. Itaiston. Jm Grande......... ........ K, S. , AM Jortfas. V . v .---- Mr wr t..i. Portland. ....... -L. Samuel. Peoria...... ...... ........ ......... I. X. Smith. 1'endleton ......... ...... -J. II. Turner. Roaeburg....:....a.U......... A. A. Fink. Fhedd ............. Al. Wheeler. Ko.io Dan. G&by & Geo. Christie. fialem.......,....ll. F. Brown. The Dalle9.......;........A. W. Ferjruson. 'alla Walla .l. ....... N. T.Caton. Yakima, W.'T E. P. Bovles. -aal A. LOVTER8 TRIALS. We have been told the atory of the difficulties -of a n leu vounsr man "who loved not wisely but too well" and who visited his Inamorata residing not far from town on last Sunday evening. It was. late ,iu the afternoon when he reined his fiery charger in front of the domicile where dwelt the object of hi affection. .Mia name was Sweet; the zephyrs laden with the sweet odor of a thousand flowers, 4 played among his glossy locks; a feeling, sweet as the joys of Adieu peryaded his frame and caused hia heart to' beat "the devli'a "tattoo against his -boiled shirt bosom as he entered the abode of hia sweet Evangeline. The receptiou he met yritU would probably have caused oue less infatuated than Mr. Sweet to have doubted that his sweet sentiment was reciprocated by the sweet maiden who rose somewhat coolly to receive him. thing except his own sweet dream of love had posessiou of pur hero Sweet. He sat down and began to say sweet things to which the sweet -maiden pave answer in monosyllables but Mr. Street heeded not the distant manner tT lit iiihiTitrp4 t.,,ili,,- iHifiHiiil aud toJr. Sweet the fleeting hours were "lengthened sweetucss long drawn; out.". Night came , and Alt. Sweet's fine bright bay charger was turned out to grass in. the orchard. Morning dawuetl and that glossy steed had undergone a mysterious transfor mation since he last hailed the setting sun. Some demou of darkness, with brush and paint had converted him in to a n. is. -i able looking Appaloosa. He was ring streaked and striped to a horrible degree.- Air.- Sweet surveyed .him with a sweet smile which was at once "childlike and bland." He call ed for soap, water . an I a coarse towel which were. furnished and he began a series of rubbing and scrubbing but n'.l Jto tn purpose. The more he rubbe I and seruliletl the brighter and mire distiui't became- those horrid b!otch-s. Tu more he cued "out I;innieJ sK't the more the spots wouldn't out. Mr. Sweet became discouraged ami with a sweet submissiveness he saddled his apoaloosa and started for home seem ing to doubt which one of the boys he was. When last seen he was passing 'through town humming "Home. Sweet Jlome" in a sweet but somewhat mel ancholy tone and seeming to le sweet ly oblivious" of the boys halloing, "there goes Sweet on his spotted cayus?." - ' ; ' -Farmers' Jeetixo. The stock-! holders of the Albany Farmers CAm pany met at the Court House in this city on last Monday for the" purpose of effecting a permanent organization. Seven thousand three hundred and fif ty dollars is the amount of stock re ported taken. - C. P. Burkhart a9 chosen President and Messrs. Blevins and Churchill, Secretaries. , The elec tion of 'Directors resulted in the choice of Messrs. A, Wbealdon, C. F. Craw ford, F. 8-Powell, M. Wilds,- G. IV. Vernon, O. F. Simpson, and Churchill. On Tuesday the Directors held a meet ing and elected G. W. Vernon Presi dent of tbe Board, and Mr. Blevins, Secretary. ' Hie prospects of the Com pany are all that its friends eould wish. Stock to any desired amount can be obtained, aud the enterprise is certain to be a success. Owing to the indispo sition of-Jr. Brown on the day of the meeting ho reporter was present for this paper; hence our notice of the pro ceedings is necessarily brief. - Fine Iack. Messrs Peters & Spei del, of this city, are the makers of that fine hack Sol, King drives between here and Corvallis. Messrs. Jargrat & Parks did the painting. Peters & Spei del are turning oft from their shop six new wagons each week. They are rap idly earning an enviable reputation as superior workmen in their line' as . is shown by the ready sale their wagonf, hacks and buggies find in the market. Go and see their -wagons before you buy an Eastern vehicle and send your money out of the country. A Good Shot. A correspondent writing from .Lost JZiver says; Ou the 25th of 3ay seven pelicans lit in a small lake near my house when I fired ,00 ttieua with my rifle, killing four out of the seven at a single shot. The birds would each have measured seven feet from tip to the JJpof the wiugs and the shortest of - their bills measured fiftetu inches in leugth." J Those huge biris are very numerous in the vicin ity of the" lakes iii Southern Oreaou though they are seldom seen in' the valley. ' , : v' . .. . J!- - 1 Fraternal ItKUJSioN.--Last ' Mon day night the Royal Arch Masons of Corvallis and Albany held a fraternal regyion at Masoiiic JTall, in this city, a which j& festire time, was had. GratftfUigh Priest. J. It. Bay ley Past Graifit .Waiter IX G". Clarke, and many Cther dfgtliTguJshed Jasons were pres ent, , A collattiob spread at the St. Charles by Bro. Du Bois, was i happily relished by the Companions, all of whom pronounced it a very superior . "lay-out.' It takes Dq Bois to do these things. - - - -;:r;-. . , j. . ii, .. .. - , ,- ,- x j( :j ; . "Not Pardoned. The rapist, ; Mc Cord, was not pardoned out, as we sta ted last weekj but was discharged - by jeasonof eipiraticn of his time. ; . ' FRIDAY.... OUIl. LETTER-BOX. HATlTRDAVj i Aay 31, 1S73. Editor Democrat t , .The farmers of Syracuse Precinct met nt the Alphln school house to-tlny for the purpose of organizing a farm ers xjlub. ' A - large ' majority- of the furmers'of the precinct were "present. The meeting organized by electing J. P. Wilson temporary Chairman and S. T. Crookr, Secretary. ' ' , The chair appointed a committee of three to draft resolutions expressive of a sense of the meeting, who reported the following which were unanimously adopted: : ' '''VV1.-'" - -Whereas, Fully realizing the Im portance of lawful organized resistance to the exorbitant exactions of trans portation inonoimltea which Rre 1m jtoverishing the farmer and adding to the already overflowing cottars of the monopolist, not oul in Oregon but throughout all the great producing States of the Union; and sympathiz ing with the movement which has been inaugurated by the farmers of this county and State to bring about the reforms necessary to secure to the producer a fair dividend of the pro eeedsof his own labor: therefore, llcfiolred. That we view with alarm the rapid encroachment of incorpora tions aud aggregated capital upon the rights of the laboring .masses, of this State and ot the United S ates, as seen In tlit Motion of legislative bodies both local and National. Jiewlced, That we favor a perma nent organization of the farmers of Oregon to act in harmony in securing by , all . legitimate means such leg islation as a tall Injustice to the pro ducers of the State and not conduee exclusively to the benefit of subsidised corporations. f Hc8olverf, That we congratulate our brother farmers of the Willamette val ley upon the coinietition and successful oieration of' the Canal and IH'ks around the Falls of the Willamette, which secure competition In the carry ing trade for the produce of this valley, and we deem It the duty of farmers, merchants and millers to liberally pat ronize the Willamette Uiver Tran.sjoi tation Company so long as they carry freight ami passengem at the liberal rates they have established. ' . HOiWCK KAKKWKU,) - -W. A. V cPH KKJSUX. Comroltte. P. V. VOURIS. ) Pending; the report of the committee on resolutions the chair appointed J. Jeeker, P. V. Jorrls and J. S. Fenu a committee on iermaneut organiza tion. Tbeir report uanie Hon. J. T. C-'ooks as President and W. A. McPher s n as Secretary.. Tle report was adopt ed. The meeting then proceeded to elect two delegates to attend the Farm ers' State Convention which meets at Salem on the 10th of this month. IIou. J. T. Crooks aud IP. A. AfcFherson chosen. . It is the understanding that a meet ing of th Cub can he , called by the President at any time upon the solici tation of five members. After the adaption of a resolution instructing the secretary to furnish the. county news papers each ix copy of the proceedings of, the meeting for publication the meeting adjourned subject to the call of the President. ( SAM'LT. CROOKS, Sec'y., pro Ut.i. FAKMEKS RESOLCTIOX. . May 3, 1&73. E l tur pemtrnt : At a regular meeting of Club No. 1 the following preamble and reso.ution was unanimously adopted, Wuebeas, We, the farmers, are confident that a wharf and warehouse a; Astoria would greatly facilate the fthipment of our produce to foreign codutties, and as four-fifths of the ves sels coming to our coast come in bal last we demur agsiust having them to wed and piloted llu miles into the iuUrior, at the average expense of $431 besides delays, which, according to sea captains, amount to $100 to be ad tied t the pilotage and towage; there fore, oe it. i Jieuolved, That we, the farmers of this meeting, will patronize a ware house at the sea board in preference to oue located 100 miles in the interior. 11 FANNING. - s- ,- " Sec'y.- THE PMWIXG MATCH. Thdhsdav, June 5, 1S73. Editor Democrat s , - Please announce through your col umns tbe fact that Messrs. Colver & Priet-t were awarded the first premiunj on their Gang Plow Cultivator at the exhibition of agricultural implements, held at the Fair Ground on the 21th ult. I would take this opportunity of stating that this important implement has been tested by several pf our best farmers, and they all speak in the high est terms of its efficiency. E. II. GRIFFIN Clerk. Willamette farmer please copy. Challexoe. The young Albany Twisters hereby challenge the Albany Base Ball Club to play a single match game, according to the rules of 1873, at Albany, on Saturday, June 14th, for the champion belt, to be given by the cit izens of Albany. - J. W. FOSTER, Captain. New Firm. Messrs l Itus, Bourgar des &. Co. have formed a copartner ship in the jewelry business and have established themselves at the stand formerly occupied by John Ganter. They have a splendid assortment of Jewelry, watches, clocks, fine cutlery and silver ware which they are sell ing at liberal prices. " They t lso do all sorts of repairing of articles In their line in the best style Call and exam ine their fine stock. Another Boat. The inilametfe River Transportation Company have purchased the steamer Vancouver and propose to. use her in navigating the upper Willamette. The Vancouver is admirably adapted to a low stage of water, being of very light draft, yet possessing extraordinary power for a boat of her build. 'T-Tflie Company de sign running her to Eugene city during most of tbe season. : ? Absent. Tbe editor of this paper is absent hi attendance upon the Grand Royal Arch Chapter and Masonic Grand .Lodge, the former of which convenes in Portland to-day, and the latter of which meets there next Mon day Ad interim shoves " the Demo CBAT's quill during Jlkrt's absence, which is a sufficient; excuse for any improvement noticeable. ' ' ; : Fob Home. A. It. Simpson, who has been on a visit among his old friends in this county, Btarted for his home in Pitt river valley, in company w ith M&rti n Wertz and wife, on last Thursday morning.- We V?lstj him a pleasant journey; HOME AND ABROAD. ' Showery. Cherries blushing. Kplzootlc abating. - i Menslu patients convalescing. . IFhentSO cents at McMInnvllle. Wool 20 cents but nobody selling. Brownsville H'oolcu Factory .'runn ing.. , - i Several runaways during the week, but not much damage done. The rain has quit and the Bob ll hitcs are again upon the hoot. Tho blackberry crop in Linn county Is going to be Immense this year. Public examination of teachers by Superintendent Stltes on ; the 28th Instant '' "' ' The Steamer Gov.: drover , makes regular trips and carries fair cargoes both ways. ' . .Dan. Gaby, of Selo, called on u dur ing the week. Come agnln and bring your knitting.- Joe. Webber drew two prize In tho Omaha Lottery amounting In the ag gregate to $00,000,015. Col. Jo. Teal cheered his many friends in this city during a part of the week with his genial presence. The Annual Association of regular Baptists meets with tho Little Bethel Church in this county July 4th.,. Bob. Head, of the Ronton Democrat, vibrated about town ou last Tuesday and made us glad for a few minutes. Prospects are very propitious for a great crash In the matrimonial market in this community In the near future. Miss Lou. Simpson, one of the teach ers In the Albany1 College, Is lying dangerously ill with congestion of the brain. Grain crops were never more prom ising than at present lit this valley, so we are Informed by farmers with whom we have conversed.- Mr. Ballenger, of the Star Brewery, deals out his sparkling lager, as cold as If dripping from an arctic fountain, to the thirsty who. call on him. J. Z. Crouse and H'ui. Gird returned from a fishing tour In the mountains last Hl'd ues lay. They didn't catch enough flh to make the pan stink. . The- weather during most of the week has been all that the farmers could desire. Alternate sunshine aud showers has been the order of the week. Religious services at the Congrega tional Church next Sunday. In the mornlngon "Whom doyou worship?" Evening subject "Diana's Dupli cates." Hon. Geo. R. Helm and Prosecuting Attorney Humphrey returned from at tending Court In Polk county lat lie iocs lay looking none the worse for their trip. Dr. D. B. Rice's card will be found in our columns today. The doctor hat his old quarters and ready to respond to calls from those requiring medical or surgical aid. C.d. Teal informs us that ty Rep- umer nrt the Willamette mver Tninqxirtation Company will have four stcam-.T r.-ady for business on the iipH-r Willamette. On lat-t Tuesday evening the Ono Hters threw a stream of water over the cupalo of the Court House from seven hundred feet of hose. Charlie Kilter's lager cellar was empty next morning. He are pained to learn that Jrs. Heudersou, daughter of W. C. Balrd, Esq. of Brownsville, has been adjudged insane. Mm Henderson has been re siding in Jacksonville for some time. The State Temperance Union will meet in this city on next Friday, June 13th. . Preparations are being made to accommodate delegates and visitors. A large gathering of temperance peo ple is expected, f Articles of freight consigned to tbe W. It. T. Company, and belonging to merchants in ibis city, have been for warded by the railroad. 3crcliant below would do well to examine Into such cases. The Recorder's Court has bean trans acting iiusincsi in a rushing manner for some time back. The Recorder has oeen trying a case of ineus es for the last two we.-ks aud has at last given In his opinion that it Is a public nuisance aud ought to lie abated, and recnm mends the passage of an ordinance by the City Conncll to that effect. The hall club of this city has recclv ed a challenge from the "Athletics" of Corvallis to play them a match game at the latter named place to-morrow, Our boys can't accept the challenge and play the game so.soou, as two or three of the best players have been laid up for repairs ever since their last "tilt" with Jlonmouth. C. P. Burkhart, President of Linn Co, Agricultural Society, received a few d:iys since a complimentary ticket to attend the National Agricultural Col lege, which met at Indianapolis on the 28th ult. The ticket was accompanied by a circular letter from John P. Rey nolds, President of the College. The invitation came too late to be accepted but the compliment conveyed by the sender is duly appreciated. The Farmers' Convention. The W. R. T. Company's steamer "Gov; Grover" will be at the wharf at this place on next Tuesday: morning and will take all delegates to the Farmers1 Convention at Salenr. desiring to go, The Grover will go to Corvallis . on Jlonday and return to this plaoe ttie same evening. ; J .Machinery, IFaoonb, Vtc A Wheeler & Co. at Shedd furnish any thing wanted In this line promptly and at the lowest current rate. 7aving communication with, principals Portland hy telegraph they are enabled to compete with anybody In the mat ter of time, as well as In prices. I Base Balu The small base balj club of this city meets a Corvallis club of about the same calibre next Satur day at tho latter-tiame.l place. It is to be hoped that they will uphold the hon or 6fthis city If tbe "Albauys" cannot.- Festival, We hear that the young ladies Intend gi ving jstrgverry fes-, tlval ou the evening of' the 20th of this month. , The proceeds will go. for the benefit of the Literary Union. ,;- ; Religious. Ite v. S. O, Irvine will preach next Sabbath, June 8th. at. 4 v.n. at the Hughes' School House In Orleaus precinct. A D V K II T 1 3 E 13 N T 8 . ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. rttrC ITNOEttHKiNED It AV1NO nEKN ON tho I fth tin v of Mnv. 1H7.I. iixliik'l ty tho Cwnty Court of t.ltiu n unity, urrgon, Aclmln- irnfiroi Ui rtnu or Aiiiiutie mm him, t of Linn Ofiutity, dwwi"l, notice I hernijy Iwn r-iuilrlnt; nil iipi-won hnvliiK oliilm iinliiKt Mild p(ut to tiri'K)iit tlm aniitB to me, from thl duU), at my roiii.l' nw, In Allinny, la ult! county. . ... WM. UIHOAUin'r. i II4UW. NOTIC E TO :itKIITOU. F.atato of (lis. lloggerM, Icc'I. ITbTtCR 1 ItEREHY OIVEN THAT THE IV H.lf.M.. t k.UlH. I....... tt ...W.lflljlfl I... - , 1'.. niKiiru. i,nTH MJ tho t'omity Cnirt of Mini rnunty, Ori'Kon, on thn Sth iluy of Msy. 1K71, AdmlnlMtroWr of the cut.nto of Chnrli'ii IIoukith, dcoi'iim-U, Intn of nlil county -. tlii-rfloft all itoii lisvlnir olalum uHlnt aitJd !. r nollilud t piw nt the iiiim, i-rutKrly vrrinHl, to th umlor. ulenrtl In Albany, tr'Uon, for nilownito or dl. llowinn?". J'KTKIl H( llMiMhiSK, Ail III T. Kko, It, HKI.M, Att'y for Kutttto, May 0, W7. ntvi. . NOTICD or f IN At b.i'ikiial.H'i'. NOTICE IH HEREttY OIVKN '1 HAT 111! uiitl'T'lirtiuil. AdmlnlMlrotor of tho r tnU ot NiMh Uv. rhiiUfr, Into of nhl county, li. (vn"il, hn ftlt-d hi ni'oounUl In ton i,uiiir Court of l,lnn o-Hinty, Un'Uiui. lor a fliml 't th'iiiwut of tld inUU', slid IU autd Court lias PMlllllHl tlfoudat, the 7ti day of July, 1873, at thn hour of 1 o'clock t. in. of mid day for tnu henriim of ohJMllotui to ld aucouul, end lor HI" mini ''ll,lli'llb ll urn miiuu, iiy ordorof K. N. Imniy, Jiulgn. A. It. UALllMOtlE, Adra'r. ni2wi. , . NOTICE Or riNAZ. BBT7X.EBIBNT. mjOriCK IK HKHKllY tHVEN THAT THE 11 uiidi'rxlicnod. AdnilriUtmtor of tht tnutta oi Joliu MriiLih, Ui-oi nwd. Iibm lll-d with thn Iitk of thn o inty i ourt oi i,inn t ounty, in t HtuUi of Oruunu, hi Html hwhiM lor H"U lluiolil, niidaiuit tun linn. K. N. 'Iitiidy, Juilito of ld ;ourt, rui I ln ttitli day of ly, 1S7J, Hindu on urdor nioititluK Monday, the 7th day of July, 1873. t tho hour of I o'clock p. in. of thnt dny, nt thn t'ourt Hon . tn llu city of Allmtiv. In Mtld county lor th h"iiriii)f of, oliJ'Ttloim to suoti niittl cotllil.ullu III" "ill"nii-oi iimtcoi. A. V. Im UUUliU, AdlllT. 8. A. JdllXM, Att y.-IJwl. sucnirr s baz.b. OTICK W HKREHY OIVKN THAT RY virtue of an xeentlnn iMun-d out of tho 'irfult Court of I.liui Counlv. Hlt of Off mm. tn mi' dir,aHl nnd dllver-d. In fnvor. of K. ox A Hm'm. plninllfTx. vn. w. w. w niton nuu F.tlntx-lh W ilium, di'li'iidiinlo, for thn uin nt SUA In lT. H. cfld coin, mid thn lurtli-T mim nf ki.7, cot nnd ulburfiii"iil nnd ncrrulnn mutt tn i tnxnl, I hv l-lcd iijx.it th follow. iiu U'-w-Tioi'd fl iiroiM-rty. lo-wn: iii tl r In Mock (It) in thn Kat-rn Kddlllon to h" t'liy of Albitny. l.lnn t.iunty, w-yiui, d win "ll nt unitc suction, uu Saturday, the 2Slh day of June, 1873, nt tho hour of I o'clock j. in. of M dny. In front of tii t inn iiout nr in inn uy oi Albnnv. the nUivPHlfwrilxnl r'l urooerty for ul Hi Imud to th bii(lit tihld'T. Ai.i.r.. i ,Ai'.n.r.u, 42wt. Hhcrlrf, Unn l.,uiion. FOR SALE! THE CELEBRATED W. A. WOOD OinCS' 11E1DERS (Wood Improved)! COQLU4JVHD' INDIANA FARM WAGON! KusmII and Vibrator Tbrcmhera! (tVt Machine on tho Coast J States bcb Forte reel Grata Drill, Star Plows, aai ether Mscbhies. fall nnd '" th mnchln- nnd set price and b-rma blor' liiiylns-lwhT". full nl mv I'lnckumHli Hhon. on th rncr of Kdi-oiid and Kllnwurth tr-t. Al'Mtnr. ore dou. FKAN K WUJI. E. M.WAITE okat'i lum, R4LCM.ORESOX FineWork Pant lren. LOW HATXS! In coon-Tilon wlih wj oCice. la a EOOK BINDERY Complctclr tilted Ptt II kli.'U of llludlni?, l-)wr Kullnir Hlank iivun niauaiacinriBg SEASONABLE ADVICE TO SUFFERERS! DR. THOMAS, 601 Kearney Street, Private Entrance on Eacramento Etreet, HS I'ltAXCISCO, Mat bn nnvotoly and eonfldpntlally conaultrd. eituer iM-nonally or by lrtlr. lor thn ctiro of dlnenjM-a ol tho iiiTHtl v Orann, (comnilnK hemlunl ivenltnean, rservoua iM-miiiy, impo- t.ici, Kyiihllta in whafvi-r lonn. iinnorrha-a. ii,., t. Hincti.re of the tJfethrn.l conlrnitiHl uy coutniclon. or ri-mmiiii: iroin youtniui inuiacre- Hon. tropicnl bi-at, bad nlr, or exnoturo to vl fikititil..sni tpmnt'ratuni.i mi. i hum aw aavrniva wim inn oum oi Inior.nlnK auirfiwa wh-m th-y may conault a ni'-dlcnl man who can (five them i.roof of hnv- Ing tm Hcd through aueii a eour of mfcanlnn- ! i stn,ilm and cvninlnntlona na to eutltlo hi in to the lulU-at conlldnc' aud enable thoao f. quirliiK awdataniw to dliillntfuUh bitween him and th unquallltcd, mercenary pretender, or aitllay ra woeior, wno wouio, it n niew-u any d-ifrf at all, tiddly enough Inlonn tho punllc iront whenco it wna obtained. Dtl. -j HO.MAS' experience haa extended over twenty-iivo yearn, whleh have been iwaaed In Knlnnd. Ireland, Auatralia, Melbourne, ( Ixna dali a id tiourne atmrta,) New Kenland, Vtueenalund, I rlabane, Mould Alrlca, and other tropical climate. r or tnr.'e years ur. jnomn wna m muut-ii. w, Weatinlnaler Hoxpltal, liroud Hanetunry: one year at Ht. Oeow'a MillcI t'chool, Hyde I'arK, london ; Klrrt Irlzeman and Oold Med allat. Medical Colleen, hloomabury Hquare, London, nnd formerly Won to me eiouin Went lndon Iloonltal. A I ho. for six month. ObMti'tric Attendant at the Weatnunater Mater- nlly Charity, . In 1m."iH, Ur. Thome paaaed hia examination at the Itoyal Coll"i;e ot Mureona, London, hia examiner eonalatlnK of Mir William Lawrence, F. It. C. H. K.. lxiward HUmley, K. It. C. H. K., Cn-anr Hawklnn, K. It. C. M. K., Jamea Luke, V. K. C. H. E., Knderlc Hkey, V. It. C. H. K.. J. Ilojtadon, V. It, C H. E nnd 1'hoa. Worinald, K. ft. C. H. E., Jaa. MoncrlelT Arnott, Henry Oraen and John Bouth, President and Vice Praldenta. In ln, I)r. Thomna paaaed hia exiwninatlon nt the Itoyal College of Phyalelaua, Ixindon, hia exnmiiiera couamtlnn of tne following eml nent fiiyatelnna: WrThomaa Wataon, M. D., of ILdlnbur, W. E. Pnfce, M. I)., Jamea R. Ren nett, M. Arthur Knrre, M. l Henry Old ham, M. I)., John Erichsen, F. K. C. H. E.,Thoa. O. Clrke, K. It C. H. E. In IfUd.-ur. Thomna met theexamineraof the Collet'? ol Hir;seona, and passed tho Midwifery examination, hia examiner eoriHlHtlne of Kob- . . v, I, f r ... juk.H. V, . r, AK..a Farr., Physlelun, AucouoUcr to tho 1'rlncena of Walea. . . In tnJl. Dr. Thomna mado a lencthened pro- fcaslonai visit to Oermnny, with the object of making hlmeelf acqnainted with the view of several eminentuerman Pnthologlata. Uuring this visit he panned his examination at LlebtK's celebrat-1 University of tiiessen, and received the Deirrje of M. D.. or Doctor of Medicine. with tho highest honors, conferred by the Chancellor, Ur. Frederick William Herman Waas'-rRchleben ; Rector, Dr. John Michaei Francis lllrnbautn ; Dena, Dr. Gustavus Adol nhua Wernher ' In conclusion, Dr. Thomas desires to state that hia treatment is In tha hiirhest degree sue oeMdui, giving Increased power to the brain, heart and nervous organization : also enrich- ihzthe muscular tissues, and, patients placing tb -ms'lves under his professional care will re ci'ive a speedy and permanent cure, look'.ed for In vain lrom quack remedies, or thoso unac quainted with the Pathology of special diseases. CONSULWON BY LETTER FREE. i Patients qnable to consult the Doctor, person ally, may flo so by letter, stating symptoms, uw unit u. All nnmmunleations are strictly confidential, and replied to tbi day following Pivot. i.mnn.1 .nn cm If o f inn ITClin I) A. M till P.M. Sundays lrom B till H A, M., andtt till II l, M. ' ,i OIHee or consultation rooms, 53 Clay Street, N. H. -Cases" b'. Medicine .forwarded (ifnder ni n Hnfv observation.) to all parts of 'Mm tJ Iiun ll t4, I J bo Interior, vSn40yK r5i ofkeii foil i'V- ' -' : . GClio I-Inii-voMt r 18715 THE POU)WfNO ' Undtfti's KcHpcr liufiki'Vu" iiilUii Wowwr "tilo" imi,..m.i,t twolw. Nun. 1 nnd 'I, nnd i. i..r IK7H. tm Til K, HKHT Hclf-ltnk m 1 h World. Can tm net to cut hlKlwr .1, ... mnv oito.1. Hfdf.ltnkcr. B-fHtind for clwulnr cntltli'd "Twenty li'oo why Knr lu.rohould buy tho lxjdw. . ;9ir..f.lv ll.anar and 9fowr Th oTffflnnl mid hW uroMHT HUM nira-,,, f, hlKh tfttiln wheels and tho now "Adjuntineul llcl." . .... .. ' Mnrnlcka Itcnocr and Mowor Hnnd- JliikiTH nnd ro.utKcr, Air iu durable, l'rlcvlow. , . llort'n Ilenper nnd Jlwr-lln(i wpr tiU hlKh or lows MroiiK, nuu luimuio ioi H AX m wull m grain. ; ; llnrnh IIrvlmr tJculrnblo and economies way tf bnrvolt)ir Bin. unu.T riut--Unny rr.dcr thcin to Hnd"m or - ' pi'M. ITidi ItELiUCKU. nVHt-nd for descriptive irculnr. Ualnoa Hnadxr or Hnrvftr With llodifi li,,,r,vi-initnl nnu in irr nuuniona lor !" Two nana, urn and iwHvw ih( ml. nir . . .1- U..I.I. fllln..lM nnMf. MUMwwMsasasaMiimiw lMmaMsMMiWHSSMHasHMiHWHn Jifo'n licnoi'ra nri inntw im . , thn inotniirovml ntyln and mukn. llo(EflarmH, ftnka Nlnn fiwt h'hd. mountAif mit tor "inu-rior mnU.-a" with i.rcW-nilM lin J riinin-r." nw tiit.ylntf di-vlo la utu l,rvi-iucni, Hint mny ix om-ri-d uy i.uiuor hia diou r or llu ir agent. , Mc1lipr Slowor Vanr 1ki'. Coinhlna man a-'Airnoiif fi'nuin- ... .. ,.ii., p Mower. No. S nnd 4 nrn fnor. ,,urii..,,iriv rt'miniiii'iid.'d lor h'nvy worl. nnd ri-iiiol" dlxlrirta. thu No. t bt'lnx HtiM-r. nnd not na amnii? an t no mrsi-r aisva. J' criitiv circular lurnihhi-d. 4prnf an Iron JIivr A modi I of linll' lt nnd ix-riiHaiou ot inwhnnuin, and l 'llll rlNrfOKAIKlmncniiiya niirrMiuMj , Inatroni; and durnUU', and uniU-tlonnld.v ti.ii u-t in.Kiiml'i tric-d Jlowi-r in tn mnr kui Hfnd lor a rirns:u pninnhl'-t, nnd cniiilii.! Into tUf mrritu l thin nw Mower which hn KtvaWA nueh a nllrin Ibo ICant. IMtt'a Improvvd CIalInrr,, Threaherl lin' iiiirovciiiiiui Biiuiuwi. ' In lo4h H-iamUra nnd l'ow-r. Want m .,hw torbhla I'liiiNK-rullmr. It la now rnene. nm-d na 1IIK ldln; '1 hr.-ahi-r. nnd atandn Inrnh'-ndof "Wlndlt of thn Utowvr" it. t in-rutiiniMion of tho 'lhrhlnir tihlle.-! .,,nrni,.,.d to Miniri Inau-r nnd tKii U-t- t-r. wilhont crn;iiltiiS or wntof ermii.lhni. any M.lwr Tliri-ani-r nnown. ,-iniuir m loiiilon In fttlh-d U th "nolwh-aa KM) HHAKK" Hlloii, and new lmrvt-iniiU Ii tho "iouiilr' ruin. He, ft". 'Ihrrah ,nn who hnv" not awn tn chnnga ami tnii-rovuM-nta mail" In thn "I'ltfa" liurfal.. 1 hr.hi-r durlnit the lnl two yi-np. wl I con null tlcir own Hif-r-al by Imikini: at th ClIAM.KNUKIf Mora ilwwherj. All al sea trom 4 Ui li-Uonw nowrr. BLAIN, YOUNG & NEW GOODS f LATEST FASHIONS ! at lh atore of L. KLINE ec CO. m-w 1 rp HAVK JCT mCf KR-FI FROM MS w FmncuH-o the very ltrt my l vt fcoya aud Ucnta' 5" ASIlIO Altl.i: CLUTSIIXC. 1 ! LADIES' AND MISSIS1 ; IDIE S3 Or O O 33 S 1 and everything viae to be found In ft FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE! BEST QUALITY OF GOODS .. . I.bVE.ST PRICES yon CASH OR PRODUCE mr'SexX door lioo Poatofllce, Albany. Ore- gOll. ' iMIIIi. for ine n in vest of m.. PRIClMALiELIABLE Tbe ".VTSA." la the latest ana beat Mower or Self-Hake Keaper In the country. It postteHaea not only A Li. the advanlaRes of every other Improved machine, but ha thnt whleh no other haa a Patent Doable Motion by which, (Mm ply on moving a lever nt the hamlof the tlrlver.) eithera Caat oralowapd may be Riven the knives or sickles in a mo ment, aud without In the least disturbing the ordinary Rait of tne team, Treadwell & Co's list of Har- , v vesting Machines, ; embrace the Standard Improved Machines of tbe country, iresn irout the manufactory this year.. - AUNA MOWERS AND SELF RAKE REAPERS I HArNFS' iieadkk; ithica horse rakes, HllAMY'H K.NU11SKS, I'llTfl HOUSE I - POWERS, RUBHEI.t, SEPARATORS, -t. WHITEWATER WAUON8. .! j Kir by and MeCormlrk Mower and Reap er, itnaseii florae niwrn, luiuniort, . Header Yruclui, Hay Preaaea, Barley - 'orka, lloyCuttera, Victor Hay .... , . fork, lllind Hakes, Meythea , Hnatlta, and every deaerlp- : tlon of Improved AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! , and a Fresh Stock of KT'Our Headers are built this season, and nave nil tne improvements lor 1N7, witn aist the Doana Patent Adjustable Heel. Oul Russell Heparators have the Laufeti berg Pat- enx riiiu-nnaiin nnoa wnen uesireo. SJrIlea8e send lor ciroular and prices. TREADWELL & CO., At thh I' Cor. Market A Frkmost St., V marl4nHlin3 f: h."st(rtoeder, . M ANUFACTURBB OF CLOTHES BASKETS, CniLDRE.N'S CnilRS, and all other Willow-Wars manufactured ant for sale, REPAIRING done to order. ... Please scud your orders to ; ;: . F. H. stroCeh, nSlmS , , . . ... , ghedd, Linn 0o Orejrfin. ft Iwl w M 1 1 s 'j i mm r.i : 3k -M....- '--CC M' i'S rA.'j'j.T iv.- anna , II aXlnll'a Tornnilo' Thcidc Wmllnr bin inucn nuwrior mviM"itu"i nnu "awiw rtHen," with hcnvlcr frntno nnd wider hoc, it nd oth'-r ImprovcniuiiU for 1873. It In a nujH-rlor Thri'shcr. . s . EndlcM Chain TbrcalMn- Whwlcr, Mfllcl Uo'. i two with M- lnl iiuprov- uuuui iiov it uu lounq i wcwiic re, - - If oraa Pntvara All lx' nnd rtylfa, Including i no new inodul 1'itt'a, both "Mounted" tt'io "Uown." Ilitckey Mowvr, nloTtapir and ltnrr- wb nrt- itm noi nut hon.cd nK''i lor tn nl of tfan "Bt'f:KKYK" In Wnahlnutofi .TiTrltorv . nnd . Wi'hUth IiIhIio, Our nr "iiKMJINK,"niHdnby Aultmnn, Mlll-r A Co., th; irlnmnur and owni:r of the liuck y I'lttontta. , Fmrlofm Malkr Ran-fiutKrlor to any oth er lluktt yt liiirrHiuiwd. Vry d-lrnble tart rinanmic wncx iifiua na Wfii na mninfc nny. Ihvj hnd thi'tn tnndx xwly to ordr Mn.iuci'r nnd hcnvltr tban can b founts clacwbw. f itcTol vlagr If akea 8 to 10 fret long, also the Oft inucl ti,0 ouM. Uovolvlni; JluKo mude, Iloraollay Parka I'alrutr'a, WalkC-r'S ft tho eUw IJrxxu. . .... fan Mllla larV'a "Doubl Khnk" Pndfi I Mill, thn only mill that will "arat oulrt iroui win.'Ui jo.Tiftiiy, t horna ninnMinnl'i. thn HKHT In thn worlds alao I ho t. yllndi rnnd lh i henioun-t:r. Wacrona W hnvn both tb "PACIFIC" and "'.AIN'wlth "n"-w (wtl'-rri," extra ntron ami hi'A'ty thlmhl'-a. Whwda a Hiked In Ix.lllnfr oil. and oti lmtrovm"ht for tiiiMniid'd to run llichu-r and uulwoar any - other wagon In ttila market. ALHO, HarvtHitlnK Tor.la, MIllRtnnoa, Km ut Jli.chlnca, Ktwini tCntni-a, I'lnrilns Mill. - : l'iiKKl-a, l.'nrrmgcs, Ktc.,etc. etc. Kxtrna ror Machines, lckl') Kftton. HuhlM-rand leather ItxltlriK. Purbiiio waUr whe';U, W Import only t ho !rt nrtlcla. and ourt I tirlc-a will at all time he na low an tbe lowest .1 3Ttntiii out for Irronoonnlt.!" Ttunna. whr re nnxUjun to get rid of kvoud rata, Macnlnea. rt JtxTa! trm to th trad". Manufartu r'-rn' DircrlHlv Clreulnr inll"d on atpllcu Un. t K.VAPP, ulKHKtl, CO., . . - f I'urtland, Oregon. CO., AGENTS AT ALBANY. 7ZM TV "a FOUNDED IN 1853. f-fNo. 519 Sacramento Street, tor. af l-i,lB..I,Il MrM-l t m f.w duuH bvlnw What Cbwr lloaaa. Private Eotrsoea en Lilc'lorfl street, tiaa 1 raocUco. EtlttllUktJ trprtmmlg to hg'urdlli aJHided found - and tei'Mtijie mrjienlui4 im ih Irtatmumt i amd tmr o aU Priealcmnd Ckrom- ' ic ItituM, ur of Stert tj mud alt Haemal Jjitarder. TO THE AFFLICTED. TTaR. V. K. IKIIERTY RETURNS HIS SIX- ILW cere thanlu to his numeroua patt'-nta for their patronaic-, and would taae tins opportu. nlly to remind them that he continues U con. still at bta luatilute lor the cure of chronic dla-eaa.- ol the Ijmea, IJver. Ktdneya, l)li;nUve and Uenlto-L'rtuary Organs, and all private dlaeaae, e : Hypiiilla In all It a tonne and ata gra, Hemluiil WeaKnes. and all the horrid eon- liieuee, ol S"lliliu uonorrnca, uieet. stricturea, neturnnl and usumal emission. Kexuar lability. iJlaenws of the Hack and Ixiloa, Intlainniotloo of the 1. ladder aud Kid neys, etc etc,, and he hopes that hia Inns ex. pertencnaml auceemlul iraetlce will continue to Inaure htm a ahare of public pitronaee. hy the oniel lee of many years In Eurona and tbe I' n lied tntea, hn la enabUd to a;,ply the moat ttclent and aucceaalul reiuedl a asalnst dia- eaaeaof all kinds, lie cures without mercury, chareea moderate, treats hia paiienta In a cor- rc ami nonorauiu way, ana ua reieronees of unauextlonablc vi raeiiy iroin men of known reapectabllity and bleu atandlm; In society. All paniea conauitinif mm t.y i,-uer or other- wia, will rewlve tho beat and cenllest treat ment, and implicit secrecy. To Females. When female Is enervated, or afflicted with disease, as weakness or the back and llmba, pain In the head, dimness of alffht, loss nf muscular power, palpitation of the heart. Irri lability, nervousneK, extreme urinary diiBcul llea dernncement- of digestive functions, gen eral debility, vaglnitla. all diseases of the womb, hysteria, steiiiity, nnd all other disea ses peculiar to females ; she should eo or write at i)n to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Uoherty, nt bla Medical Institute and consult him ubont her troubles and disease. The Doc tor Is effectlmt more cures than any other pliys- ician tn tne me oi utinorma. ii no laise delicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately and save yourself from patniul sufferings nnd premature aeatn. All ainrri-o ijmiips whose deliente health or other circumstances prevent an Increase In their families, should write or call at Dr. W. K. imherty'a .Medical Institute, nd they will receive every possible relief and Help. .; , . - .. " :, To Correspondents. - Patients resliline In any nnrt of the conntrv, however distant, who may desire the onlnlon and advice of Ur. Uoherty in their respective case, and who think proper to submit a writ ten statement of such. In preference to holding a personal Interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will bo held most ared. The Doctor is regular graduate and may bo consulted with every conndenee. If tho case be fully and candidly described personal communication will be unnecessary, as Instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen eral trentmentnf the case (including the reme dies), will te forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no Idea of the virport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. 8 'ould your condition require Immediate at tention, B' nd ten do'lars In coin (or that value in currency) oy man, or wens, faro tJo. s Express, and a i aokapre nf med oino will be sent to your address with the necessary instruc tions for use. Consultation by letter or other wise, FREK. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. . r . , Aduress, ? w. ii.' imiiEKTY, M. i, . .Sperma(orrhpn. rr. jViherty hns Just published an Important pamphlet embodying his own views and expe riences in relation to Impotence nr Virility, be. inir a short treat ise on Soermntorrhoea or fiein inal Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility conseoiieritonthlsnlTeetion, and other, disea ses of the fcfoxnal' organs. " This little work contains Information of the utmost valuqto nll, whether tnnrried or slnch; and will be sent FREE by -mail on , receipt, ol six cenis in postage stamps lor return postage. Aunress, w." iw tsjiiKiti i , ai. jj.. vSnJfitf. - ban r ranuiscp, Cal. mm MUCH WtXTE WIIX AGREE TO DETJVER THESF W machines in Albany, Oregon,' for the bove prloe. , warranted the latest Improved tuis years tmporuiuon. bend your order to TREADVELIi a CO., San Francisco, and the machine will bi promptly shipped as directed. : Price at our store, Uto, - - ..... , sslws. .2 fL o.t nnn . r cii vj 04 4 There are several kinds of BUCKEYE; Machines' of3red to tbe public. The old, original and best is that fnanufacturcd by. ADRIANCE, PLATT & CO. Eo sure and order this kind only J all others sell on the reputation DIFFERENT STYLES A JfD TO Snit tbe Eeqniremcnts OF EVE11Y FARMER Buckeye XV m arc also Agent) for Oregon and (he Territories for the VIBRATOR THR ESHER ! Unquestionably the most successful Thresher in the world. This is something new in Farm Machinery. Send for Special Circular. Wo are also Agent for the TVell-ILnown , , HAINES' GENUINE HEADER f WHICH WE HAVE. . - In various parts, and we now offer it to the Farmer, feeling assured that it i3 . . -, FAR THE BEST READER EAER. IMPORTED TO THIS STAT" my WITH PATENT ROLLER w'l''..,.,, ;.4iiw.v. - J- BRAKE.J2J. KITCHELI. WAG02T. $133,275! . Popular Distribution of GOLD AND SILVER " W V.T C H E S I BT THE "Btw York Ss Berlin Watch' Association On a itytem that will Insure to every ticket holder a Oold or Silver Watch, worth not l-s than HA or of any value up to 9JU0, at a unl- lunn privo ui . ($10) TEN DOLLARS, ($10) to close the disposal of worth, sacrificed at a traction ot their cost to meet advance, i made on them. This not being a gilt enter- firlse or loKeryrttaere are no blanks, tut every icket draws an elej-ant watch of one of the, following movements at a cost of only $10 : i told and Silver Chronometer, Duplex, Stem XVItiriinf rw.lhAd l-v,-r . Verflesl and llori-' HinlAl Watehea. - - v - I Tickets to draw any ot the above sent on re ceipt of t Cents. A ticket describing each; watch is Dlaced in a sealed envelope. ' On re-: celpt of i cents one is indiscriminately drawn! iroin tne wnoie, wnicn are wwi inisru, iou will know the value or the watch your ticket demands before paying for It. The watch named will be delivered to the ticket-bolder on, payment of J10. Prises ara Immediately sent to any address by expresk or by mail. I OPINIONS OF THE PRESS, I "A marvellous chance and Inir dealing: cer tain." (Time. "An honorable and satistac- tory drawing." (Advocate.1 "A thoroughly re-; liable concern." fOourler.J ; ".No gilt enter- orise humbusr." I Herald. 1 . We are permitted to reler to tho following,! wno nave arawn vaiuauie watcnes roriu: Miss Ada Hates, Guildford, t' gold wntch.' Amos Bunton, Boston, SHI) silver watch. Wm. Grimmond, 8t. I-oiila, tJUO itold watch. Sirs,: M. Janson, Milwaukie, LliO gold watcb. Emily; Gordon, Richmond, $U5 gold watch. Five tickets will be forwarded lor $1.00: 11 for tl : for $ : W for to : 15U tor $15. Circulars! S A t.vJiJ.S VT. Hunting Case Watch which can be used an a siiecimen, and will lend to a large and pr-jfita-i ble business. Our patrons can depend on lairi dealing. There are no blanks, every ticket; urawtug a wnicn, Agents wanf d, to whom we oflV-r liberal In ducements and gxinraritee aat 1st Hetion. . Address, ROOD, LAKPSON K CO. i nSlmS, , -.:. . S3 Pej-k Row Kew. Vork. SHERIFF'S SALE. ' f4J0TICE JS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT BT t virtue of a warrant issned"oiH of the Coun-i r.y Court of I.inn county. State of Oregon, to' ne directed and delivered for the collection ot" r.he del! nqpent taxes for the year 1871, of andj mm the . persons named -In said delinquent taxi list. I hate levied upon the following described1 real property : -47 acres of th Donation Landi Claim of Wnu Clum, blng Notification 'MHX, Claim 40, Section S, Township 12. South of Range 1, west, taken as the property of Alarvi Ray, to satisly the sum of S1H.11 delinquent1 axes, due thereon for the year 1ST1, and , tor! sosts and expenses, and, on Saturday, the Hth day of June, 187S) U the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. of said day, ln irontof the Court Hnuan door in the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, I -will s"ll atl public auction, lor cash In hand, a sufficient iraount thereof to satisfy the amount ol toiOo so charged, with oots and expenses. - AUj,jX PARKER. n40w4. Bheriff. Llaa Co., Ors;on. ; ?fzt7f:eyii tees this has made. r. WITH SEW ANP ' SPECIAL , . IMPROVEMENTS FOR THIS , SEASON I eH-Ialte Keaper. . .. i r a - 5 0 0 SOLD LAST YElftt FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO., OF SAX FRANCISCO. ESTABLISHED 1863 !" Assets, Jannair l. ZC72, Tcr $56, 000, ia Gold. Fifty Thousand Dollars Deposited witb the State Treasarer, in Compli ance witb. the laws of tho . State of Oreffon: ' FIRE ' AND MARINE INSURANCE ! Losses 'Fairly-"Adjusted- Ac.i Promptly Settled I . : ; A. F. yvnElLEIZ, ; AGENT, ALBANY, O H EC0N. CEO. P. ORASlv Manager, ; J r "- Portland, Oregon. nllmS. OH, YES ! THE BAY t TEAM STILL LIVES 1 AND IS PtUNNLNG ON TIME I ' . THAls-KFUt. FOR. PAST -FAVORS, lXVI. slill desirous of continuinir to meet, the saro.e, the proprietor fs always ready at ! easily lo'jiidataU time - Passengers and baggaue. rarneo to anq tron tne cars to any part ot tha "y.?' reasouable rates. A. l. . AKNOLT. . Albany t Oregon. iToprnjtor. V8n23tf. SBEBIFF'S li&lE MTOTICE IS HESEBY: GIVEN THAT BY" virtue of an .execution Issued out. cf the Circuit Court ol : the Isttt'o of Oregon, for th- county ol JLinu, to me directed and delivered, isueo in pursuano of a decree of foreclosure oi a certain mortjtSe, aud lor the sale- of tho mortgaged premises-m tavorof W. il.- Kmith. nl.ltititf .1 II.. r i n j ... silla A. Polly, defendants, lor tbe sum ot S7-U.S0 in gold coin, with interest ot the rats of 11 per ' ."1-, nuimm ipiiuviiusHii uay m cnurcfl, la, and the lurther sum of t;.S.,! costs and disbursements and accruing cost,'!, J have levied upon the following described real property, to- Wit 'lltn Bm,t.h,t n,H,Hi. f 1,A uni,lh.M,l '1 . - . - orvuuu., bun ntjuiu-wra. uniurr ut ' t ue south-west quarter of Section 24; the north the north-east quarter of feeetion -r6, ult tn Township No. H, South of Range 1," west, lit the county of Llun aud State of Oregon con taining 218 acres, excepting 102 acres previously sold by deed to 'iyr-3 Alley, and, on Saturday, the Vtth day ojT Jilrie, 2873? In front of the Court House door; in the city of Albany, Ijnn.eoua,y, Oregon, at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M. of saw J day 1 will sf 11 the abovo:' described real property at public auction, tor coib ta band, to tiie higiiesr cidder. ... - AXIJJ.V PARKER, ' SheriiT, Lian Co., Otjc , May 12, 1373.-07.