The state rights democrat., August 15, 1873, Image 3

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i" Miller.
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ii. iTIVott.
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1 uv, iduk'rty.
.1. Wallow. Jr.
new I'oiiUnm.
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. .I.J. Jl.-Morgan.
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mm '. a. muHioii.
Idl Grande......... .K. 8. A'eOomna.
Uewport .....A. W. Wright.
Inrtlund Ij. Bnmuol.
Peoria .' I. N. Smith.
Pendleton J. . H.-Turuer.
lloHotiiirg............ ............... A. A. Fink.
Rhoild Al, Wheeler.
Hoio...ji.'l)an, Gaby & (inn, Christie,
fcul8tti..i....i....t....'.r.,..i.;....Bi F. Brown.
fiiiriuit Ai h. Krlilfrefarmor.
nil llallc, .,.;; A. W. Kerinisinn.
Wall Wiiltt.';.'. :.N. T.-Caton.
Yuklmu. W. T E. P. Bovles.
; . whit of spkoial jixuotion.
3V tht Sht-n'i of th ssMmi Ctiitntie witkmtkt
Slate ttf drcyon :
Whfikf.ah, At a fronori.l election hold on tho
IblrU diiy of Juno, A. 11. lH1'i,Ut lion. JotiK,ti
tf. Wllfjon wtiR duly Plet'tnl Heprrsvntnttvo of
Iho Ht-nto or uncoil in inn i-oay ;,i mrii uou
imH nt Mia llnllj'rl KtntCH : mill 1
Wiikreah, Hlncti tin- said olfotlon, Raid offloo
has bcoomo vucunt by the Ueatti ol aula liiuuin
iMintiaml 1 ' ' ' "
Whkhkas. Rvnrovision of tho Constitution
FUul United Ktntt;s, and tlm laws of thUHtulo,
iafl Lh'oouhi thi' iltit y of tho (.lovornor ttn'ritot"
lult in hli viil. of I'li'i'llon to fill mu-li Vliouncv:
I theri'foro, I, I,. F. Orover, Governor of
1 uri'lion, do neriMiy com inarm you
f you to notify tho scvernl JikIh of
i i i il nil ii lor y our vnm muimi'i,
Jpnl election of Ut'pi-i'Neiitntlvo in
, 11 tho vieunoy afoi'iinntd, on Mon
il thirtnenth lla.T of Oi'tobiir. 187.
vAu emisii all uroner notions to bu
C 1 IT' in HUfumiun i"i
. tn.rii.r mv hiLiid mill tViri seal of tho
i fS'iloii, at Uulom, tilts tenth (lay of
tf'jiaio.
I,. V. IMlUVKll.
Fl. F.'f'HAnWiCK, Heeretiiry of HtHto.
r tub Primaries, JFo earn
upon Democrats the neceu'
I tunning uie irirnury inecrr
their various Preelnots next
week, (23rd Inst). Very
n remain away .frgia those
for this or that trival excuse.
complain of the result, ob-
tlils or that caudldato and
uit with the general action
(succeeding county-, and State
ions'. This is not right. The
of power is flop the people, hi
llitiinary capacity. By their se-
I jjnf n certain' olass. ot delegates
fiillcate their choice lor the can
s', ir wey remain away iroiri
ulniaries and permit others tq
ipulate the meetings they should
t complain at the result. The right
way to do is to attend these meetings
select good, true and trusty men to
rpfrnw-iit vou iii the conntv and State
Conventions, and then cheerfully aci
quieseo iii, the result ot their ' delibera-i
tions. Support tho ticket and help;
elect It.-, Tho, 'coming prtitiru'W.are
placed at a lute hour in the afternoon
of Saturday, -so that it wili not be diffi
cult for fanners to spare the time nec
essary to attend them. Wo earnestly
urge upon all tho neoessity of attend
ing, so that a full expression of the
will of the pooplo may be had. . ,
Prosi-kctinq Party. A party of
prospectors, cduslsting'of T& 0. Clem
Dj)t,.John Parker, and two gentlemen
froiVfTrtlanii, will start from thisoity
i Tig the week on a prospecting tour.
1 V 'xpcct to go to that mountainous
, jfflif tho country that lies;to the
Jt-itisitat Ilar'ney "Imke, neiir the
atl-watcrs of the : ilalheur.. It Js
I ffiTriiitcntion to thoroughly prospect
he northern extremity of the spur of
lills in which is located Stein's moun
lbr iiiVtlie vicinity of which has lato
ly been found gold and silver, bearing
quartz in largo quantities. ""We hope
they may be successful, tills tiino.i in
finding something that will pay well.
Doo. iierron will not make one of the
party this time. lie has quit gold
lionting and come down to "first prin
ciples" again cutting meat mid man
ufacturing bolognas. , ?t ,, ;.,
Finoers Mashed. Last Wednes
day a little boy, about ten years of
age, the son of Mr. John Probst, of
,is county, had tliei fingers' on his
right hand' horribly crushed'. His
father was engaged iu moving a house
for Samuel Omii, using, as tho motive
power, a capstan, to which was attach
ed a horse. The boy was driving the
horse, and through some accidental
movement his right hand was caught
between the rope and capstan, which
lacerated ills lingers in such a terrible
mariner that it was feared lit would
have to lose therh. Dr. T.- W. Harris,
of thisoity, was oalled and has suc
ceeded in saving all the fingers, ex
cepting the middle one, which he am
putated last Friday. At last accounts
the little . fellow was getting along
finely. '.' 1 ; i 1 ;:
Hero It is! The August number of
Wood's . .Household Jhgaainel It
brings with it a ray of sunshine which
reaches clear to the heart. We always
feel better for reading It, and it will
makd any household brighter that it
enters. Among the many articles j;
tfte present number arei Advice-' to
Young Jlen, by Hon. Jel . Parker; A
Glimpse at the Siamese, by KarlKase;
The other girl of the Period, by jlary
iartweli; Darkness, by H. V.. Os
bbroe, Old Plnchem,To, II, by Chas.
.Dickinson, &c, &c. Price of this
Jlfagazlne only one dollar a year. Ad
dress, Wudd'a Household Magazine,
Newburg, N. Y. , r -, , . , ; r
Severe Fall. Last Monday, Mr.
Harmon, while engaged in painting
Dr. Jones' house, in the eastern part
of this city, fell from a ladder and re
ceived several severe wounds. , The
foot of the ladder, which rested upon
the too of the poftico, i1ipped arid let
him fall, and also upset the paint
tucket turning tin contents upon, his
head, filling his eyes so that he could
not see to proteot himsojf from Injury.
In the fi1' the ladder struck him in the
headjiavier the left eye, cutting a
t-.rrUfogash'clcar to tho skull. It is
u very severe ami painiui wouuu,
' jli not considered dongerous. .
are indebted to our
of Syracuso pre
lv of furly ap-
lUNCHllDUa AS!) DlSHKPOIAIILE,
todiwlUi a tiliiHs of young hoodlums
who) are daily f(mml In stublcs and
hayfiNOW'3'eiign.TOd In the highly-;edl-fyli
ffand peoiillm'y fuseinatliig irame
of ;8eVn-HT)." jty thu'tlmn n'fuw
barts and bmiKcs are buriied up from
tiie iudinorluiluato and careless use of
clfcJM and pipes at tlieue hay-mow
galiiuiliigs, It is probable that tho pro-
illors of these fostive little buffarers
mi take some interest In their tricks
tin are cussed. They' ought to be
cai8ca with a ship's snankei nnrt
mrilo to drink soda water at Flnley's
forfthelr health.
JJfiiLER'g Station. Among ? the
thflving buuliiess points growing upon
thllino of theO. & C. R. B., Mller's
Stlllon, six miles north of Albany, Is
llfiy to become quite prominent; It
lsln the center of one of the richest
a icultuml districts In the county.
M asm, Newman & Clark have a store
ei abllshed at tho Btation, a large
w rehouse has been ereoted, and the
ppio in ttie vlolulty contemplate the
oection of a church and a school house
llicr this fail or next summer. .We
api also informed that a blacksmith
up and a wagon maker and carpen
ter's shop will bo In operation early
thi fall. . ':. .
!klioiou8 Services. Wo have
be n requested to announce that there
w l be religious services conducted in
tut Court House, by Elders Wilson
g.ued, of California, at the follow-
it; times aud on the . following sub-
jijits; This evening, by Elder Wilson:
b l)Jct! "The Nurture of man."', Sun
d y at 3 v. jr., by Elder Reedj subject,
1 he Resurectlon of the Dead.". Sun
i ly evening at -7J o'clock, by Elder
NMsoni subject, ."Future Punlsh
i oht.'the pubilo are cordially In
cited to attend. '
A ATodest SuaoEswoN. Mart. V.
tirown, the present editor of the Dem-
pcRAT, has been connected with tho
paper for seven years, and yet he is
not what might probably be called a
bloated arlstoorat or a wealthy bond
holder. Therefore, as the new volume
begins with this issui, he most earn
estly asks the patrons of the paper to
come forward with their requisite
amount of amalgum and pay up arfear
ages and advance a little on the new
vojiime, so that he may bo enabled to
square accounts with all mankind.
Gone to: Sea 1, Mansfield, of
this city, received a letter a week or
two ago, from his son at San Francisco,
which stated that he would leave that
city on the following day for the Sand-
wioli , Iijands, Billy says that San
Fiauclaoo is so full of printers that he
could not procure a permanent situa
tion and for that reason he shipped as
steward on a sailing vessel engaged In
thelsland trade. We wish him a
plendid voyage, but hope that he may
soon tire of the "deep, sad sea" and
come back to his webfoot home.' i.
Central Grange Association.
K't are authorized to state that on
Friday, September, 10, there will be a
mieting, in this city, of the Grangers
off Polk. Marion, Benton, Lane, and
Lain' countios, for the purpose of or-
gotiiF-Ing a Central Orange Association.
Jujige Oarretson, of Iowa, will be pres
ent and will superintend the organiza
tion. It la also in contemplation to
effect an organization v of a 'State
Cltangc about the same time.
Circus Ojmino, Jerry A. Dodge,
thi advance agent of tho Parisan Cir-
cut, was in our city during the latter
paj-t of this week. He has the show
billed for this plaoe on the 25th Inst.
This is by far the largest circus that
hisever visited Oregon, being a con
solidation of the shows owned by Yan
koo Robinson aud John IHIscn. In
the evening, just before the opening of
the circus, there will be a grand baloon
ascension. ' -'
iftts. Dr, McCurdy. of Salem, . has
just received the melancholy hews of
tlio death of her sister, Mrs. Ueneral
Doninhon, of Missouri. Mrs. Donl-
phon was tho eldest daughter , of Col,
Thornton, for many years a distil
giilshed politician of Missouri and a
Democrat of the; old achuol: ., Ihe
many friends of Mrs. McCurdy deeply
Bympathlze with her in her afllictiou.
mall Pox. Our city authorities
ould take immediate steps in regard
o keeping this terrible malady from
making its appearance in this commu
nity. It Is rapidly spreading Jn , Port
land, where the cases now number
about forty. If this matter Is .attend
ed to in season the disorder will pass
by our city this time, as.it always hat
Before,
New Aoent. We have made ar
rangements with A. L. Brldgefarmer,
Esq., of Tangent, by which he Is to
hereafter act as agent for the DDmo-
CRAT at that place. Those of our pat-
rent who live nearihat place can now
settle for their paper with him, and
thus be saved 6e inconvenience of
coming to Albany for that purpose,
ainutes. Wq. haw recei'vad the
minutes of the annual moeilng of the
Congregational Association of jOxegon,
which was held at the Dalles, .com'
meneing on the 18th of June and end
ing on the 22(1. It Is a neatly printed
pamphlet of 19 riages. The work was
done by E, M. Wiiite, of Saleao
o FARMiyia. C. B. Camstoclc &
Co advertise in to-day's paper that
thoy have thoroughly repaired their
AHiuiy warehouse and are now1 ready
to Eceive grain in store. Mr, W. S,
NeVbury, their obliging agent, will
fee Irortijitly on hand to attend to bostf
WLi .... ) - f j Va. "J X
Benefit. Tlio Albany Dramatio
Association will give an entertainment
to-tr!ght for the benefit of Harry "Wot
soi one of their stars. It is expected
that tills will eclipse all the former
entertainments glven; .by this troupe-.
Thi programme will ho .entirely new.
Hany Than us. We .are again
plo :ed under obligations -to E 'an
uiig, Esq., for about two bushels of
tin finest apples that it has ever been
out pleasure to set our molars , into,
V Fanning is a whole souled gentle-
. "i man aud always remembershisfr.'ends.
IiiEBP' WaSTEB See the new
w ail of R C. Kinney, of Salem, who
waits to buy J,WU uenu or sneep.
ODB LETTER -BOX.
A JuvrnneioNiAN luct)dhation-
EdUor Democrat: i.. .;
lrliajis a few brief Itemt from jeff
ersim Would not be unluteawllng to
muny of your readers. Having lutely
returued to Oregon, after a sojourn of
several years In California, where It
never rains to speak of, I awake to the
consciousness that 1
' MY WEBS.
which in early youth were extremely
promising, have become utterly unfit
for service, and I find It impossible to
navigate with the same ease at other
semi-aquatic bipeds. However I hope
soon to become climated.
Not having tuch a transcendant
power of description as the lubricous
Alpha, we, perforce, must fall In the
description of scenery hereabouts.
Jefferson, nevertheless, Is as beautiful
and thriving a little villago as any I
have visited In Oregon, and consider
ing the extraordinary ;
HARD TIMES, :
farmers harvesting, etc., our business
men are doing a very brisk business.
Crops never promised better. . Fruit
of all kinds will soon be abundant.
Wm. Smith showed me a limb cut
from an apple tree a few day ago
which beat anything of the kind I
ever saw, it being about four feet long
and literally covered with the fruit,
reminding me forcibly of the grape
vines of Southern California ? 1
"Wbero the grapes are moat luiolous,
Where laden long branches bentl double with
gold." " '';
I notice the apple orchards are gener
ally neglected. " -
Speaking of bard times, I have been
at a loss to account for the dormant
state of affairs at present. It teems to
me that Oregon is ;
RICH IK RESOURCES; 1
that her people have every faolllty for
acquiring wealth, merely by using a
little industry and foresight. At it Is,
all the available cash that Is realized
by the farmor for his produce Is given
to the merchants, and tent out of the
country to procure articles that could
be manufactured here. J:
Just now we have nothing particu
larly interesting in the way of
AMUSEMENTS. '
Occasionally some dilapidated hoodlum
proposes to have a "Sociable," which
Is re rely if ever consummated, on ac
count of the ladies being "too particu
lar." Sociable, you understand, is the
modern name of that insect formerly
known as "Bussln' , Bee." And here,
Mr, Editor, let me impart confiden
tially something worth knowing and
for heavens sake, "Tell It not In Gath,
whiswer It not In the streets of Aske
lon" there are more pretty girls in
Jefferson than any town of Its 3l.? In
Oregon ,
' OUR POST OFFICE . .'
difficulties have at last been adjusted;
thanks be to the Powers that rule the
Universe. And now the facetious
Boland says he is in search of an in.
telligent "Heathen Chinee," on whom
he wishes to bestow the title of Depu
ty Post Master, thereby avoiding the
danger of that unenviable position.
Yours truly.
'!'..-' Amos K. Jones.
Jefferson, Aug. 12th, 1873. .:'
PROS "THE POBKS."
Scio, Aug, 11, 1873,
Editor Democrat: '
Another decade has past. Time hath
rolled her ample rounds and the period
has arrived for your readers to hear
from the "Gem of the Valley" again.
Our streets present a lively appearance
this morning. Harvesting Is in full
blast. Threshing .Machines are mov
ing through the streets; men are hur
rying to and fro, bringing all their en
ergies to bear to push the work for
ward. The heaviest crop of grain that
has been raised for years is now being
harvested. Business is improving in
Scio, aud we predict that this fall busi
ness will be good. Notwithstanding
the prospects are flattering, there is a
gloom hanging over our city, caused
by the unexpected announcement that
our Attorney at Law Is soon to leave
us for the sunny and more genial clime
of California, where a wider and more
ample field will be open for the em.
ployment of his fine talent, Sadness
is more plainly depicted on the coun
tenance of tbe "justice" than any one
else, because of a mutual admiration
existing betweeriTiim'and the Attor
ney. It is hard to give him up; one so
gifted, yet we yield with christian
meekness and exclaim In the language
of the Poet: "Amen, so mote it . be."
Afost prominent among the improve
ments going on in our City is the erec
tion, by Irvine & Jbrrls, ol a large
and commodious Hog College, near
their Grist Mill, where the young
swine are to be cared for and prepared
for further usefulness. The question
now agitating the public minds in this
community is, "who shall be our next
Representative"? As to who the
"coming man" will be, w dare not
predict, but meanwhile will watch and
pray, and keep a sharp look-out for a
chance to do service for some one, or
do dlrWor some one else. ' '
Yours in hope of a prosperous fu
ture. . .. . Blackburn., ,
THE FLEMING IIONIJIHNT FUXD.
.: Oregon City, Aug, 11, 1873.
Gen. M. V. -Brown,
Dear Sib: Allow me to thank you
and the printers of your city for their
generous contribution to the "Fleming
Monument Fund.", The sura contrib
uted was $13,60., To your city Is dffi
the honor of being the first to respond
tth call for this deserving object,
And I feel truly thankful to you for
leaving acted so promptly-and genet
usl,in the matter. , .. .
. .'. Youre truly,' - ' o ' V
. , A. NOLTNEB- j
Brief Twj ob a Lono Joubkb y.
We Intended telling our readers some
thing about our recent trip to the Cas
cade Mountains and Fish Lake, but
after overhauling tiuf log-book of the
journey we find the fiwratlve would
be too monotonous forthUageof nov
,elty and variety. Our party met with
ineaccldent.haJnoh.Hir-brcadth'scapes
and knevno harrowing sorrows, bur-
flee to say the road' was ex cellent, game
and fish plentiful, and tlto soda. water
as execrable as the sourest oIof maid
could desire. Oth'er..attr;action were
fully up to our expectatiovui. It it a
good trip for pleasure, hcai ajiij dirt.
I HOME AND AliWOA,
Suyifl pox at Portlands
j Beginning of our hew volume.
J Circus coming. Look out for It.
Farmers are In tho midst of harvest.
. Senator Kelly has returned to Port
land. 8. If. Keith has an excellent ranch
at upper Soda.
Green corn and oholera morbus are
now In market.
; Wheat Is ooming Into this olty in
large quantities.
The leading conundrum "who Is to
be the nominee?" 1 . ; ..I
Jarvest hands ore very scarce in
this oounty at present. .
Flnley's Soda Springs is still the
popular resort of tourists'.
Mrs. Ell Carter and Mrs. a. Konn
have returned from Yaqulna. . r
The Albany CoJJeglatt Institute will
open on the 1st of September, vi
What length ought a laay's peiciooar.
to be? A little above two feet. ,
Dr. Aug. C. Kinney has returned to
Portland from an Eastern trip. ,' !, :
Hon. J. H. Smith, of Harrisburg,
smole upon us during the week) :
It Is time you were beginning to
prepare your "lotas" for the County
Fair. . . .
A large number or norses are al
ready in training for our approaching
Fair. ' .
Thanks to L. M. Herren, of Jlfarlon
county, for a supply of most delicious
honey.
The city treasury has had about 30
contributed to It's coffers during the
past week. .
A new hardware store Is to be opened
on the southwest corner of First and
Ferry street.'
Regular meeting of Corinthian
Lodge No. 17. A. F. & A. M., to-morrow
evening.
We notice that Merrick & McConneli
are putting up a new awning in front
of their saloon.
Wm. Thompson, of the Mercury, has
Just returned from San Francisco with
a lot of job material.
New plays and new songs at Mart.
Taylor's entertainment to-night Give
him a whooping house.
Dave Froman starts to-morrow for
a hunt in the Cascade Range. ' Talley
and Weller go on Monday.
Whew ! Wait till you see our new
sign, now being painted by Margrat A
Parks. O, no 1 Guess not ! !
Gov. Grover and ex-Gov. Curry are
the leading spirits in assisting the Port-
laud sufferers by the.late flro. '
We heard a doctor. of this city re
mark the other day tfuti at present it
was "distressingly liAlftiy" in this lo
cality. '. ' ' '" " Jli
The balloon ascension will be a grand
feature of the coming circus. People
wlil come tvi enty miles to see the as
cension. We think It is about time bur citi
zens were taking some steps towards
sending relief to the suflerers by the
late Portland fire. '
Linn will have 12 delegates In the
Democratic State Convention. Sh
oucrht to make herself felt In the
choice of a candidate. ' ' . V
Ben Kohn and wife returned during
the week from Yaqulna Bay. Mrs.
Kotin has been boarding at the Ocean
House for some weeks.
The rush from this city and vicinity
to tbe Sodas still continues. Every
Sunday finds Albany well represented
at both Waterloo and Sodavllle.
The Royal Arch "fellers" had a
sumptuous "spread' at the St. Charles
folel last Saturday night. Bro. Du
Bois knows just how to fix things.
We noticed lots of the Grangers boh
blng around town last Friday. They
comprised some of the most subBtan.
tial and intelligent men of tbe county.
ilessrs. Jargrat & Parks, Albany's
popular painters, are doing some hand
some graining on a lotof Jfealey's fur
niture. These gentlemen are true ar
tists in their profession.
Dr. Gray has a new dental machine
which Iitterally "knocks the persln
mons" from anything ever before in.
vented in the tooth carpenter line. It
needs to be seen to he appreciated.
We are under obligations to A; F.
Wheeler, 'the gentlemanly agent fdr
this city of the Fireman's Insurance
Co., for the present of a map of Port
land, showing the burned district. -
Our thanks are hereby tendered to
Jno. Gilliand, tolf gate keeper on the
W.'V.&O. M. ,W. R., for courtesies
durinir our recent trip to Fish Lake
He labors Incessantly to keep the toii
In good repair.
Wheat In Liverpool, 22s. 6d.i In Sari
Francisco, $1.00. This Is a slight ad
vance. Our local buyers have settled
upon a figure, though with this thow.
ing they ought to he able to pay froni
70 to 75 cents per bushel.
All the machinery which will
nrcd by the Albany Dramatio Assocla'
tiou' in changing the scenes In the
pantomime at their entertainment to
night was constructed by. the scenic
artiste. Mr. S. J. Domes.
Mr. C. H. Mattoon, formerly : of
Brownsville, has located in this city
nd taken charge of the Baptist church
Betakes the place if Dr. ti. v. ui
irho is on quite an extended visit to
his old home iuthe States.
Hensley,ut Lower Soda, In the Cas
cade .Mountains, bas a field of oats
which averages 7 feet 11 Inches high
He also has an extensive meadow from
which he produces six ton of hay to
the acre. Wiiere's the rpatoh to ft?
That Chinese nest, Just above the
post office, emits a deliciously frtgant
atenoh upon passing pedestrians. .The
alley In the rear of the house" -is a
pestilenco breeding sewer. These
human brutes ought to be compelled
to keep clean premises or vacate the
citv.
Ei v. Whitlow and Dr. ss. li. unr-
fin and family have returned from' a
shortmouutain trip, looking much re
freshed. The ladies iri the party de
veloped their Amazenion and Nim-
rodical proclivities by shooting tquir.
rels, pigeons,' etc., and the gentleman1
theirs by killing time.
' The' Linn County Fainfef's. Unjou
Warehouse, at Shedd, will b In good
order for the reception of grain at the
opening of the season. It hot been
furnished with steam engine to driv
elevator arid the facilities for cleaning,
haiitHlng, and storing grain, are not
excelled1 tiny where In Oregon. Its
facilities will be available to all parties
alike on tame term'?,' which will be as
low as aro consistent with honorable
dealing and fair profit. . Sacks in any
required number will be furnished on
fair and equitable conditions. For
particulars inquire at the warehouse or
at the store of A. heeler A Co.
For seven long years have we shoved
the quill for the'DEMOCRAT, and yet
the world is still wicked and people
still persist in taking back pay. In
this melancholy view of the situation
it Is barely possible that we will be
pardoned for expressing a willingness
to take back pay also from those
owing us on subscription.
J. R. McClure has shown us some
specimen heads of Chill Club Fail
wheat, raisod from spring sowing,.
which Is remarkable for the fullness of
head and plumpness of grain. Mr. L.
Maxwell, also, of this county, has plac
ed upon our table some rare specimens
of Australian wheat of which His
son-in-law, Mr. Smith, has this year
raised about 80 acres.
, i
Flax Seed. The new firm of West-
lake Howell,"' advertise In to-day's
paper, that they will pay the highest
cash price for all.flax seed delivered at
their new warehouse in this city. $Vr
any further information on the subject,
appljr at their warehouse.
Returning. We see by the pass
enger list of the Steamer "Qrlflamme,"
whloh sailed from San Francisco for
Portland last Saturday, thlit our fellow-citizens,
Dr. Edward. R. Geary
and .Martin Luper, are on their way to
this city. ' 3, :
Personal. Hon. L. Flefsohner, bur
worthy State Treasurer, arrived in this
city last Friday and spent one day
among his many friends in this com
munity. While in the city he favored
this offloe with a coll. . ' ,
Attention, -Farmers. ; AH farmers
in this community having grain to
store or sell will find it to their advan
tage to call on Westlake & Howell be
fore completing their arrangements for
storing. 1 ' v
To Farmers. All persons engagsd
n threshing, and wanting to procure
the best kind of metal to fill the box
ing of their machines, can get any
quantity of old type at this offloe cheap
for cash.
Wanted, w Westlake Howell
want the farmers of this vicinity to
know that they want to buy, or store
at their warehouse in this oity, 100,000
bushels of oats ana Dariey, ,
How SnoBT-HoRM Beef Pays; The "Mich
igan Farmor" notices a lot of thoroughbred
and grade Short-Horns purchased by the pro
prietor, Wm. Bmltb, for the Marine mamet,
Detroit, from the farm of Messrs. Ourtts &
Bona. Hlllsdalo county. Four two-year old
thoroughbred SHbrt-Horns, weighing respect
ively 1,880 lbs,, 1,800 fas., l.mi res., and l.Hi'.l ins,
the first two being heifers. A gradp heifer
weighed 1,475 lbs. The total weight of these
five animals was 0,115 ni. Thoy were worth 70
per lb., or 638. Scrub steers at the aame aga
would have averaged not over 900 lbs., and
oould not have been sold for more than 6o per
lb., and Ave of them would have brought 1225.
This la where the profit oomes In on raising the
nest cattle xor neei. i i-j
Sale of SnonT-HonNs. In the iniy num
ber of the "Natlonah Life Stock Journal" la a
summary -Of six auction sales c"Short
Horns" aplii In Illinois, during the monUi of
June ultiuaA composed of soma of.fcbe mpst
famous herds of thojStata. The sale of bulls
oi lead avorased from, H4S.a to 11,073 taioh
animal, and the sows ohd bolfers 179 bead
averaged from $850.41) to W8 each animal. I J
Tho abo-re. mentioned aalca prove turn win
stock growers especially of . "Short-Horn'
Durham aro wide awake to the Importance of
breeding thla particular breed of animals.
It Is well known to. those best posted in stoek
matters, that Kent,key has supplteO, and Is
yet furnished the surrounding and Western
States, as well aa Europo and the Canadian
ProvlnooSt with most of tbolr Snort-Horn
brooding stook.
1 f.; JORN: -A- 'J
BmrtflKFAUMER.--At Tancrent. on tho 9th
Inst., to the wile or . Jj. Briugeiarmeis-a son.
MA'RRIED. '
PRATOR KENDALL. On the 11th inst., at
the residence of Allen Porker In this city, by
IT. V 'l iinrtviHonntv JudifO. MR. DAMtKL PRA-
TORandMns. Fhanclb 11. Kkhpall all of
Linn county.
Lune trouble must be treated At onqc,
Nee.
tt nt tiiflm brlninr sorrow, naln and reel
regrot.
Thousands have told of the almost miraculous
pffpntj. nf WlHTARD'S BALHAM OV WILD CnBR
ry. ForouKhs, oohts, nroncmtu, anaau mnu
troubles, u is unequmieu.
At this season of the year cramps and pains
In the stoiuaah ami bowels, dysentry, dlarrhnea,
An., am fitiliecoiiimon. and should be checked
atouce. Johnson's Anodyne Liniment Is the
and should bu kept ih every family. Used In-
best art ale that oau oe used in ail sucn eases.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Carew of a Great Reined,
Twenty summers have elapsed since It was
brlolly announced that a new vegetable tonic
and alterative, bearing the name of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, had been added to the list of
preventive and restorative medicines. The
modest advertisement which Invited attention
to the preparation stated that it had been used
with great success in private practlco xs a cure
for dyspepsia, blUlotts com plaint, constipation
and Intermittent fever. It waa soon discovered
that tho article possessed exttfaorVlInary prop
eKles The people.; of ev"ery class, tested Its
metlU as a tonto, stimulant, aonrectlve and re-
storaitve, and found that Its effects more than
fulfilled their hopes and expectations. From
that time to tbe present Its course has been
upward and onward, and It stands to-day at
the bead of all njedjclnes of Its 4lass, Ameri'
can or Imported, in the magnitude of Its sales
aad Us reputation as a safe, agreeable and po.
tent tnvlfwrant and restorative. For languor
and debility, lac appetite and gastric dis
turbances so common durlnfr tho summer
mouths it is so nhsoiutciy iniuuiuie, indiges
tion, bullous disorders, constipation, nervous
ness, periodical fevers, and all tho ordinary
complaints generated by a vitiated and humid
atmosphere, vanish Under Its renovating and
regulating Influenee. This' fs Its record,
avouched by volumes of Intelligent testimony,
extending over a period of a fifth of a oontMy,
and comprehending the names of thowainls
of well known elUJiens belonging to evry
class and calling- In Kurope It Is thought a
great thing to otftala the patronago of royalty
for a "patent medicine," but ffontettr's Blfters
has been spontaneously approved by millions
of independent sovereigns, and Its patent con
sists in ineir enuorwmiiii.
WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT.
COal;CTKD WRBKLY BT P. O. BAni'BA ..po
FoNowiojr are tbe trices paid for produce, aad
tbe prioes at which otir wUcies are selling In
this market;
WilHAT-Whiie, bushel 65.
OATH $ bushel, 371 cli.
POTATOUS- bushel, t .60.
ONfONHTJ bushel, $1 1 HO,
FI.OUR V bbl, $6 60.
BEANS White, $ lb, 45 ets.
DRIED FRUIT Annies, lb, eents
Peaches, f, lb, ICS ets.; Plants, t lb, 10.;
Cnrrants, lb, 10c,
BUTTER 4 Bi frosb roll 1216a. . I
EGOS T1 doscn, 20 ets. '
CHICK KN8 tVwea. t M. ...
SlIclAH-C'nulicJ, lb, 16 ctn, falUM!,
" 1b, til's) 13 Its. Hall i'Auoiico KcltooJ,
tb, l:;J ets.
TKA-youa Hyson, IS' lb, $1 60 Japan
lb, 7cOtl 0 l lifack, J lb, ?Se(j,W 60
COFFEE lb, 2:1(0(26 centl.
BALT-fJ lit, IKalScts.
8VKUP Heavy Uolilen, keR.U 60.
Y.I. Heavy Uulden, $ gall.,tl 26.
BACON Hams, V- 12cts; Bides, 8cU ;
Shoulders, 7cts.
I.ARD In tins $ lb, II cls.j in kegs, lOots.
OIL Dcvoe's Kerosene, galloa, 76 eta.,
Jft ean, 6 gall., f a 00 ; Linseed t)a raw,
flan., at 13'. i,iaefi vu, oniieu, p fill-,
3K "
AD.VKRTISliMjENTS.
nUILEN FOR Sa,EI.
rrynV, ITNIiKHSKINHnoKKKItM'I'llR SALE
.SI one mian of tlno liirgo mulfR, luwmn
hl(h. Mm anotliiT line spun of 4eaM,ld
imili.a. Ink hamlK hii.li. Also one voutnf nnri
Hki'ly home, 15) lunula litlrb. As 1 wunt to
leave the country 1 -will sell thi'HO animals
onenp lor eiwn, aim win wait lor uiu money
until the 1st ol OcKjbcr. .,..
niltf. W. L. YANTIS.
Ct-ppcil Hands and Face,
Note I.lps, Dryness of the Skin,
i Ac., Ac, :
Cnfidat anca by MEGKMAN'S CAMPHOR
ICK WITIIOI.YCEKINB. It kaopi tbehanda
soft In all weather. Seeliat joa get II K HE
MAN'S. Bold by all Drnggim, only 25 cenU.
Manufactured only by IIkmak 6 Co., Chen
UU aad hruggiiti, New York. lanU'71jl
CRANE & RICHTER,
FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKERS!
ALBANY, OREGON.
fjnrOES REASONABLE ANI WORK WAR
JL ranted. UopalrlnK promptly and naMafno.
torily done nt shortest notice. . vSiiSUyi,
BOOTS MADE TO ORDER
AT BBASQNABtlE RATKH AT
IIEiYRY FLINDT'S SHOP,
' ALBANY, OftEfJON.
K7-Vork warranted to give ulufnctlon.Ti.
vanitttr.
R. C. HILL & SON.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
t".,. ALBANY, OREGON.
Drugs and medicine fresh and pure, Prompt
attention given to oountr
mtry orciera ana pnysi
8oua water fresh from
clans' prescriptions,
the Arctic reK'ons,
Btoro on Main street, opposite Conner's Bank.
v8n3Wf. U C. HILL) A SON.
WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
I71ROM ANfii AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
' ther notioe, the Company will diepatob a
boat from Albany ta Cervallit on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY of each week. . .'., , , ,
Alio will dlspatoh a boat from Albany .for
Portland aad intermediate plaoei on lame dayi,
leaving Comitock t Co'i wharf.
Fare at reduced ratol. J. P. BILES,
If Do, 16, 1871. - Agent.
V NOTICE.
OltEGON CALIFORNIA BAUROAD
Company. Land Department, Portland,
Oregon, Apiil , 1873. Notioe is hereby giroo,
(thnk avigeroui proeecutinii will be instituted
uuon any Railroad Land, by cntf;ing and re-
tnovinif mnuer luonriruiu uviiim iuk,
BOUUUT of the Company AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land In odd numbered sootioos,'
whether surveyed or uomrveyed, within a .dis
tance of thirty miles from the line of the road
belongs to the Company.
I. R. M00RE3,
TTn85tf. Land Agent.
CHAIRS AND TURNING I
J. M. METZLER,
ir.vlnt mnunrl tila Rhnn to Jefferson and ftTU
ed himself of the wator-power at tbat place. Is
now prepared to furnish his celebrated
RAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS I
in any quantity and in any shspe.
-Stalle will still aoop a large swok ui uuif
at bis old stand, either ready for uia or in
pieces fur shipibont. W. D. Balding is bis
agent at this plaoe. 7n51tf.
IICNUI F. SAYKS,
GENERAL BUSINESS COLLECTION,
AMD r
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Particular attention glvon to tbe adlii Jlcatloii
of aociiuiits. .
Collections mane in all pans oi me mnwi.
aVOnlce next door above the llue-illvo titore.
vKnXitr.
JOS. ItElLIiV,
CONSTABLE AND GENERAL COLLECTOR,
North Portland Froclnct.
lUferenee by permission to tbe following
gentlemen l
His Honor Philip Wuserman, Mayor of the
City of Portland; Hon. Uugene Setnplej Dr. J.
A. Chapmaaf Dr. J. C. Hawtnornei Dr. I. A.
Davenportf X. S. Jtosenbaum A Co.f Knapp,
fiurrell A Co.: 8. J. Joflrles) Clarke, Hender
son & Cook; 8, t. Skldmore; li. Martin & Co;
A. 11. Riohardsoa & Co.; Millard A Vausouyver.
OFFICE 25 Wasdlncuin Btreet, between
First and geooad. T?n47tf.
SEASONABLE ADVICE
TO SUFFEREKS:
DR. THOMAS,
DOCTOB OF MBOTCINB, PHYSICIAN SUBJJOIT,
601 Kearney Street, oor. of Sacramento,
... . uf Btairs, .
' BAM FRANCISCO.
TWnv hn titivaIpIc and confidentially consulted.
either personally or by letter, for tho cure of
dfsenses of the, generative Organs, Nervous
lioulllty rirenna?.orrntt'a or oeminai weuK
11088, Hyphills, Uonorrhtwi. Btrlctiiro of the
urethra and Uloet, or nsultlng fronj.yoiitb.'nl
inrllunmllnti nr nf Imr nrnd Urifisi n tr en iiHntV.
UK. 'i'HOMAH advertises with tho view of
Informing sufferers where they may consult a
HkllliiiUiitidical nvm who can give them nroof
or Having panned Uirougn sucn a eoursfi m pn
fesslonal studies and examinations as to entt-
tli. him tii Mm fiillnHt. fVlllflll'tuKi.
Bnermatorrluea or Heminal Debility. As of
all diseases of the Immah system, this la the
most to be guarded against; so, If once con
tracted, should Its treatment be most Judicious.
Tim MilfLHrinNhiii. nr relul.lle denendeiiev exist-
ilig between the Cerebro Bntiu systeni of
aerva and trie prooreat ive organs m sucn as u
require on tho part of the physician an Intt
mtLtn knowlejlaTH nf their anatomlcsi and
physical structure, for when opce the aw of
auce which naturally exists between the ner
vous and muscular system Is overthrown, and
a vitiated condition or the mind and body dis
plays itself in an array of morbid symptoms,
both nervous and physical, from which itia pa
tient can only hope to be permanently cured
uy ine tcienunc researon oi tn
iv th
iHf.
the scientllle research of the true ohyaioio-
Bl
DIt. THOMAS stronelv advises thos suffer
ing from the above diseases to place themselves
under )Us professional care at once, and assures
them that his treatment is uniformly success
ful, and patients who have lostevery nopo may
resort to him wit h j-uo ruu (fsswranw oi a rapiu
tiridi tMrmiinnnfcrii'(aiv('r-A.
11L TflOMAH' Kunpean and Colonial expe
rience has extended over tw(;nty-flvo years.
H studied at the Westminster Hospital and:
Ht. tieorgn Medlcst Hehoor, Ionim.-, find was
formerly surgeon to tho south West London
Hospital.
Examinations passed by Dr. Thomas. Mem
ber trf tltfl ltoval C(lletrtt)f Huriceons. Knuland
!)(; LlccntitiiM of Wie Itoyal Collugu of Physl-
fcians, Knuland, 1WM; Mceuliat In Midwifery
Iioctor of Alediclne, University of (Jiesscn,
Uermany; Oold Mednllst, Medical Cull'rge,
itoyai tjoiieKe oi nurgfoim, riiKi""".
blooinsbunr. Ixmdon. UiM,
1H. TlioMAti may also be connder,iy
consulUrd In diseases Inchital to .omales.
Patients unable to consult personally, may do
m by letter, slut. ha symptoms, age and sex.
Consultation by UUer, free.
I'ersonal Consultation from 0 A, M, till 0 JP. vJ
nuud'g inclusive, .
t;Asusof medicine forwarded so as to defy
observation, to all past il the u(vlrr,
Testliuoiifbls (row patients, Ute Medical pnv
fcftslon, and press.
iltrjal from the ''Hobrew" newspaper, San
rrHneise,.Inlyi!6, M78: -
"1)K. THOSJ AH. The medical forco of ourclly
has received a very vuluHble addition by tho re
cent arrival of Hr, Thomas, who, nrter n most
successful career In lOurojMi and the Knttlinh.
Oilonles, has (Mne-tudeil to-juike Kafi FntJieiSo
co his periimTient Uoiht; nr. Thon. n-' wludUia
have been pursued under the first KuroiM'ttn
physicians, liurlng ills professional enreer he
has piiHs (f his exarnlniiLions at Moblg's role
braled T'n4trsfty, (Jlessi'ii, (lermony, nj lfMj
isrr r MvdVrtne, wnhWii MghKn honors) a"! so,
of ths Hiyal College of 1'hyslelans and Hmv
gpons, England i we have en hW Untvemity
lJ.'(ii-w and (.'erllllcMb-s. A beaullf ul Diploma,
presenU.'d to the bovtttr by tho Order of Free
Masons, shows that his valutiblo mTvlces aro
acknowledKfd by such a venerable Ijody as tlio
above nnrntd Order. The ottli of Dr. Thomas
Is loeated at (KiJ Kearney street, up wtftirs, n
trance bacramento strcfL, ban rranclf'-o.
vrti.W.
ADVKHTISKMENtS.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE!
The new and well-arranged warehouse of
with Imnroved clean In ir snarntua nf amnio ca
pacity, Is now prepared to ruoulve grain lor tho
HARVEST OF 1873;
Farmers wishing to
STORE OR SELL WHEAT
will And it to their advantago to see. mo before
selling elsewhere All will be furnished sacks
to move tneir grain uy calling on me, ine
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
will bo paid for wheat at all lfet.
an old cJtlEon of Albnnjr, of exoelterrt business
qualifications, lies taken charge of the ware
house 4nd will superintend the receiving and
aeitvoring oj mi grain passing Lnrougn a.
- i . . K. CllKADLE.
Albany, July 23, Uf8.-n50tf.
ALBANY BOOKSTORE
JOHN FOSHAY,-
DBALBn 1
ElSCELUNEOt'S ASD STANDARD BOOKS.
1 lit AAK BOOKS !
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
CHOICE iiavannA cigAbs
AND TOBACCOS.
Tb Largeii Stocji of Fine Candiei
tre brought to Albany!
Qnods.ln our line Imported Uj ortlr r at short
est possible notlcn. . . ,
VThooiily ilaoe In town wlifrfi- A urax.
ooon oiau ean be obtained. Cull aud soc,
vtmmr.
THE PARKER OT;
lEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKER BROY
WEST MEBIDEN.CT.
AiBANf, Oregon;
.rkFFicE IK PvnU'fsir.sl univK nr-orK
J comer of FlrU aiKl Kery streets. Olllco
noiurs utjm to Uo cK-vi A, i ujh! immj tt
o'clook p, u.
KMtldynoo t Corner Fifth and V' -try street.
vSuWtf. ;
at' S tlfr ia i-r .lav I
nt wanti'i! I
W...ili.li p.-u-
WMWiJJaiU AllrlaV""
nlo, of Dltlliir srx. yi
money al work for uh
,., .... ... ,.,, V)y - njniaad.
lBislrt, Audreys u. bluiKf "ti-l
A l)1
. rr -.'iv. n
CI.';
4 frA- n
tit . 1 .
FOUNDED IN 1853.
519 Sacramento St root, oor. :
uf LeidesdnrtF fcitnJit, (a few door!
below What Cheer XQUM. - f
Private Entrance on
LeideBdoTH street, . t
. . -bun Francuoo, ( ,
Ettabltshtd erpreuly to afford th njfiicted iouhJ
and ttntnUpe medicnl aid tn the treatment .
and cure of all Private and Chr
ie Ditetue$,caM oiS'ecre
ui" cy and all Sexual ' . j1
. piar,der! w ; : '.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. W. K. DOHRRTY RETUUN8 TITS SIN"-,
core thanks to hts numerous patient for
their patronage, nd wottditako WiIr o)Krtu
nlty to remind them that hp continues to con
sult nt his Institute t'wr the cure, of .chronic dis
eases of the Lungs I-lvor, Kitlnoys, I.nf Rtlvp
ftnd Genito-UrinarV OrKans, ainl nil private
dkscii.ses, via ; NypiiHU in nil Ita iornis mid sta
Ks, Hemlnal WeiilinitHS, and nil the horrid con
sequfiuCBs of self-tthtttto, Oonorrhcea, Gleet,
Htrloturf'H, Nnctnriml nud-Ulurnal (Miiissions,
Sexual lOcblMtv, T'i'sonfif'S of the Hack nnd.
Loins, inttainmaiKm qi tne umuuer ana Kia-.
neys, etc., etc., nnd hn bojs that his long ex
perience and suwssful practlco will continue
tn insure him a share of nubile catronnire liY
the iractlce of mnny years In Europo and tho
efllclent and siiccesslul remetiics Rixalnst dis
eases o all kinds. .He cures without mercury,
(fhftrges moderate, treats his patients In a cor
rect, and Jronorahlc-WHy, and has references ol.
united raiaiioa, ne.m ennuiru to himuj' iiiih ihui
unquestionable veracity iroiQ men oi kiiovu
tviipi7ti.tiilit.v and hlirh stfludinir in socicty.-r
All partlesconsultlnn him by U tter or other
wise, Will ruurivi: wiu ft-nh uuu giubivBn ucmr
meut, aud Implicit secrecy.
To Females.
WhAn a female Is enervated, or nfflieted with
disease, as weaknoKB of the back and Jimbv
pain in toe, neau, uimness oi wgiu, inu w.
ouiseulnr power, palpitation of tho heart, lrrl
Oibl'ltty, nervousness, extreme urinary difllcul
w deranReraent of digestive funcMonB, gen
eral debility, vaginitis, all disiaaes of the
womb, hysteria, sterility, and all ottier disu
ses peculiar to females ; she should no or write
at once tb the celebrated female doctor, W. K.
Doherty. at hff? Meiilcal inst.itu:c.aini counmi
Mm about her troubles and dlseas'.'- The !oo -
tor Is effectlflK more cures than any oti.er r.hy-
delicaoy prevent yon, but apply lmmedlHtey
and savo yourself irony painful. sufftTincs an-r
ician in tno inio oi tjainornni. i.ti, n" iiw
premature death. All Slurried Ijidies ivhoao
delicate health or other circunxitot.iws iaK
an increase In their families, should wrtte oO
and they will receive ove'ry possible rclk-i and
, , To orreripOndentM. '
Pat ents restdlnir In anv nart of tho coimrr.
however distant, who muy desire the opinion
and advice of Dr. Doherty In their respective
cases, and who think proper to.Hijbmtfc a, Writ
ten statement of such. In preference to holding
a personal interview, aro respectfully assured
tbi.t tlieir communlcH Lions will bu held most
sacred. The Doctor is regular grnduato and .
may bo consulted with every confidence.
If the ease be fully and cnndUlly described,
personal communication will bo unnecessary,
as Instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen
eral treat ment of tho wise including the reme
dies!, wl.ll be forwarded without doli.y, and in
such a manner as to oonvey no idea of tho
purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted.
Should your oondltlnn require linmedlate at
tention, send ten dollfirs In qoin (or that vnluo
In currency) by mall, or yells, Fnrgo A Co.'s
Express, and a iacUage of medicine will bo
sent to your address with the nueessfii'y Instruc
tions for use. Consultation by letter ov ther-
AUUrOSB, W. U.. iir,i,i i. iu. i'., .
Wan FrauciHco, Cal. -
SpormHtorrlicca.
Dr. Dohertv has lust nublished an .Imnortent
pamphlet embodying his own views nnd expe
riences in relation tn Impotence or Virility, be
ing a short treiflWe on bpermalorrlura or Ki-tn-inal
Weakness, S'r'rvous and Physical Debility
(jonseqiK'nton this aliet ion, and other aisutt
fies of the ,Scunl Organs. . , .
This little work contains infornifillon of -bf
(itmost value to all, whether murrled or ningle,
and will be stmt FFIKK by mail on rewipt. oi
x cents in postage (.tumps mr renin, postugo.
Address, V. K. UDI1KKTV, Mt )-
vBnHiitf. ban Fiduuihiio, tal. -
HOMB
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
'' ' OF SAN FRVNCISCO;
f IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,'
CAPITA!. - $1,000 000.
OMN H. REDniNOTON.... ...I'tcslilent.
WM. tl. UUWAItU..,,,.., V1CU XTl-NIUi'IlS.
IIIAH. It. BTOItY Heori'tnry.
N. B. EDDY Marine fciiHTwtary.
H. U. WOELOW ., Uuuoml Muunger
DIRECTORS OREGON BCANCHi
p. WASSf:uM4f.
O. li. I,F.V1!,
H. UOl.bHM 41' H,
i). WAi:i,ii iY7
L1.0YD llliOOKB.
Portlsind.M...
ilnlem m
Albany. ,..,.......
Tlnllfi....!.
1'. (lUUVKIl,
.J. A. CKAWFOHD.
I). M. KliKNTH.
Lowlslon...- J. Ll(VKNllUUU,
: IIAJIlLlOSf BOKD,
AGENT F OH OREGON & WASHINGTON TERR' V.
ELI CAUTi;n, j I.ocul Agent.
ALBANY, Oregon, '
TDnffltf
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO.,
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