FBIDAY......;:....OCTOBERS, 1873.
G(NI8F0R THE STATE MGHTSDEMQ5RAT.
Ashland.. Isaa0 Millnr.
Brownsville i'..".... ......... .O P. Oxbow.
Corvallij.;;.,,.,:. W."B. Prlvett
tanyoB City?. I. J. - Haguewood.
Colfa, W. K .:-V. J. Hamilton.
East Portland..,... Dav. RaUorty,
Eugene..... J. J.-Walton, Jr.
Gasburg.r... .1.-.. Matthew Fountain.
Harrisburg.....Sam. May & B. It. Holt.
Hal8ey.v........i...-..J-M- Mown.;
JefIersot- i...V.-' i 9."" '
Jacksonville: j M... J. B. Neil.
Lebanon, (..,.,.,.... J. B. Ralston.
Ta Grande......'.:... ..E. S. Arcriomas.
Newport,.....,J.4t.;..A. W. Wright
Portland.;w...-....-- Bamuel.
Peoria I. N. Smith.
, enileton...iU..4,.iU.m.f,i. H. Turner.
Jtoseburg A. A. Fink.
foloiiS JlDaiMGaby,'& Geo. Christie,
alem .B. F. Brown.
.Tallin t....(i. A. ,L. Bridgefarmer.;
The ralleS...:;'..W:;.i..A. W. Ferguson.
.Walla Walla N. T. Caton.
Yakima. W. T .'....E. P. Bovles.
- WRIT Op SPECIAL IXHCTIOSfc (
V las Slurift of tht mcral Counlicf nfrtin V
,.Vf.if o Oreyon :
" vWBHMicAda, At Kpneral election held on the
third day of June, A. D. 1872, the Hon. Joseph
tl. Wilson fuss duly elected Representative of
the SUM of Ureson In the Forty ;Tulrd Con
Kro8 of the United StRtee ; and
, WHKRKAayHlnee the said election, said office
nas become vacant by the death of said lnoum-
Wherbas, By provision of the Constitution
of the illnlted States, and the laws of this State,
Jt has become tlia duty of the .overnor thereof
to Issue his writ of eloctlon to nil such vacancy :
Now, therefore, I, L. t'. Orover, Governor of
the Btt of Oregon, do hereby command you
tod aachx( you to notify the several Judges of
lection within and Tor your several counties,
to hold a special election of Representative In
Congress to fill the vacancy aforesaid, on Mon
day, the (18 thirteenth day of October, 1H73,
:and that you cause all proper notices to be
given thereof according to law.
Given under my band and the seal of the
tat of Oregon, Salem, this tenth day of
;-wKottojrB.
Attest i S. F. Cbadwick, Secretary of State.
Over and Gone. The Fair, with
alUtsattendant duet, dirt, .iitee and
ceaseless confusion, is over, and the
people who made it a; scene of revelry
have departed to their several, habita
tions.'' The Faif can scarcely be called
success.. The ladles' department pre
sented a much smaller appearance than
we ever remember to have seen It al-fhoqgh-th
various articles on exhibi
tion were generally 'superior to those
heretofore displayed, ) j Tb floral de
partment was especially meagre, and
is ivCtbJnk ihexausaljly o,1 for tfiere
are enough flowers in our oity alone to
have made that'large Pavilion appear
as one vast conservatory. The display
of cereals was better than, usual -8: the
vegetable department was extremey
mntroil IHa m.ihnn lp'n.1 ilpna.rr.mpnr,.
W r ..r i
save In the line of agricultural ma
chineryi Va41juoat:a blank,, and in
the department of wines there was on
Jj One 6o(Jf-not enough to 'in around
"with tlie premi u m com m i ttee of which
Joe. Kick Was "cheerman.1 TbSrS was
no enough joultry on exhibition, to
f&nish one meai for a Metllodist Ish-
. op. . The swine,; sheep and cattle ciass
s were quite fully represented with
Very "superior1 'grailea; ' There were
searoely any ;hores entered, save for
speed,. In which department the Fair
wasupto its OSual starirlard and at
tracted almost every body from the. of h-
"-er features of the exposition. The at
tendance 'of people was fully one
thin) less than, last year, and finan
cially, the Society have come out at the
little diitj of the, born their expenses
exceeding their receipts by something
near pne thousand dollars. Oh behalf
of the manugere 'ahd: stockholders we
a-egret this very much, for they are en
terprising, liberal aud public-spirited
jentjtmeii whp deserve thejAilest en
couragement in their untiring efforts
benefit to the people and-the country.
-Bio bBSEs.-Durlng the early part
of the week our citizens were afforded
a view of the biggest horses ever seen
In this country. ' There were twelve
of them, owned by W; C 'lMyers, of
TaokoAn nniinltr who mi nn hla wo v
with them to the State Fair and stop
ped at aiirshall' stable for a couple of
days to afford the Albanians a sight' of
the animals, , Tbey pre -jof-j full-blood
Percheron Stock, imported from i ranee,
are all, save one, of a white or gray
color. The full grown ones will meas
ure 17 hands high and weigh from 1700
to 1900 lbs. ; There is a four months'
colt among the lot which Is almost as
large ,s s,n ordinary horse. , Their
necks are decorated with long. Wavy
white mages, and their limbs, though
massive, are of the most perfect pro
portions... ' ;' - '
' The State Grajjoe.-Mt. E Fan
ning, of Tangent, informs us that the
meeting of the State Grange at Salem
last week was largely attended, even
lady delegates having come all the
way from Eastern Oregon to he in at
tendance; :. When, the farmers' wives
take so much Interest In an affair as to
Heave their homes to share in its labors
na"dutleswe must certainly attribute
to it more than ordinary merit. Some
thing over 45 Granges were represent
edi The State G"!!6 was permanently
eraanixed by the election of Daniel
.dark, rMarisrijlfttster; fH- Srahh
' of Linn, Secretary; Anthony Simp'
son, of Benton, Chaplain. Mr. Fan
iilng could not remember the names of
the o;her pOloers, i peputies ror each
county iu the jurisdiction will be ap
pointed In a few days.' 1 ' ' ; ."'
A Postmaster in Danger. Thurs
day and Frlday'nighte of last' week Bt
Smith chartered Wilson's Circus and
several drinking stands at the Fair,
and turned about one hundred of ,Hhe
boys" loose, to run the machine, free
of charge. It is due to Hiram to say
that he made a full hand iu the ca
ntuse Qitnself. The spree is sold to
have cost the God-and-morality can
didate shout $300- k U Hiram runs an
V This way much longer the BadScal of
flee holism will have to meet In : (in
vention and "endorse" him to prevent
him from being kicked otrtf his iar
risburg postofrlce., ,'. Such " indiscre
tions" and "perturbations" cannot go
On without being endorsed, .
From Coos. Nat II. Lane writes us
from Cat county that Ne" is away
ahead down there. Nat. says he au't
do without the Democrat, and yet he
doesn't realize what bereulran effort
Rev. Dr. Geary Is making to squelch
as oat completely1. If this rlpmarious'
she;;t Is .forced to' Suspend .Nat ilj
Sittow ths meoo. , -,.,
We STri.1, LivE.-Mr. W. K. Cald
well, of Bosebnrg, writes ue that "Nes
mlth will carry Douglas county by a
very handsome majority oiue of the
rarikest Republicans in the county de
claring they will support !hlm.";jMr.
Caldwell encloses us a post, office order
for jgnough n-overmneut. iirotnises-to-pay
fprrpt full fledged subscription to
this paper and says be can't get along,
without the tarnal thing. Yet we
almost feet a though we ought, to re
turn his money to him, since we have
no assurance that Mr.. Geary will "let
up',' ID his efforts to squelch us out If
he should Bet any more subscribers to
throw off on us we are quite at a loss
to know what we would do to make
the mersheen grind! Since our issue
cf last week, containing the excoriation
of the Rev. Doctor,' we have lost two
subscribers (the Doctor and a near rel
ative of his) and have gained seven.
At this rate how long 0! Jerusalem!
howiong will our journalistic mersheen
continue to scour? , We, leave the co-
nundrum to the Doctor. ,., , , ,jv
The Overland Mostolt foe
October is espeoially attractive oh ao-
coiint of Its many heavy articles
among'', which we may," enumer
ate '-The Late Chief Justice Chase," by
.Hon. Justice Field; .The "Engliih as a
Universal . Language;" "Aboriginal
Shell money;" and "Jtfusti Can and
Should Money be Taxed." These are
allfvery valuable papers, and throw
much) light on the,; subjects treated.
The article on "Prison Life In China,"
reveals a heart-rending condition of
affairs in the Celestial Kingdom. In
the second paper on ','Seeking the Gol
den. Fleece," ' Dr.; f?tillmah gives a
very graphio description of the flood of
1850, at Sacramento, Cal., a most try
ing period in the early history of this
coast, .-,. - .
The Amende Honorable.- Sever
al Items have recently, appeared' in
this paper inadvertantly which might
be construed as an attempt upon our part
to Injure Dr. Smith, of Jefferson.: So
far as the editor of the Democrat, or
any one connected with this establish
ment Is concerned, such a result Is
furthest from our intentions. We have
never heard Dr. Smith spoken of in
any other manner than creditable both
to bis personal chare cter and profession
al reputation. He Is said to be an ex
cellent physician and a gentleman In
every sense ot the term. We trust he
and his friends will believe us sincere
when we 'say we have never had any
occasion to regard the Doctor in any
other than the kindest light.
Bringing Them In. The Fairgam
biers and roughs ended their harvest
last Saturday night with a free fight and
then "lit out" for Salem and Portland.
Warrants for their arrest were imme
diately Issued by 'Squire Carotliers and
almost everyday during the present
week installments of the delinquents
haye- been arriving here' under the
charge of Sheriff Parker and his vigi
lant, deputies, John Parker and Oeo.
Humphrey. . Two of them were arres
ted in Salem, and the others, num
bering three or four, were returned from
Portland. They severally plead guilty
to the charge of gambling, and were,
fined by Justice Carotliers $20 and Boats.
Friend Carothers is the man to get
after these slippery gents. .
Couldn't See It. irhile Hiram
Smith was paying the admittance of
the! crowd to the circus last " Friday
night, Mr. John Evans, of Eastern
Oregon, was ordered by ffiram to "go
in with the rest of the boys who (were
going to vote for Old Hi." ' Mr. .Ev
ans promptly refused to go In on any
such terms, saying .Vd "be d d If he
would vote for such a cnan to get Into
all the circuses this side o.' el-ena 1"
John Wilson, the proprietor f)f the cir
cus, Immediately turned to Mr. Evans
and told him to go in free he shouldn't
"fail to see the show because of his in
dependence." And he went in.
' , Premium . Plows. A., Ellison, . of
Salem, took premiums on every one of
his plows at our Fair last week, in
cluding the gang plow, sulky plow and
walking or single plow. Mr, Ellison
is largely engaged in the manufacture
of these plow s at Salem, and has ap
pointed If. H. JifcFarland agent for
their sale at Albany. We last Spring
gave an extended notice of these plows,
and can now only add that they are
the most popular lnplements of the
kind on the Coast.. Mr. E. will short
ly have an advertisement of them In
this papr, .
The Addresses, at the Fair, by
Hons. Jno. H. Smith and A. J. Dufur,
are both most highly commended by
those who heard them. The speakers
advanced many practical ideas and
theories for the advancement of the
interests of agriculture, and gave much
wholesome advice to young men who
desert the farm for the less honorable
and less lucrative professions. We
would much like to secure coplesof the
addresses for publication.
That Excursion. Afr. Jlfercer has
about 50 names of persons pledged to
Astoria on the 20th Inst. This is a rare
offer to our citzens who desire to make
a cheap and agreeable pleasure trip.
Only $12 for the round trip, exclusive
of meals. Full particulars can be gained
by calling at this office, where parties
can have an opportunity of signing an
agreement to take part in the excur
sion. 1 .
Mr. A. S. MmacEB of Astoria, last
Wednesday addressed the farmers, at
the Court Bouse, on the question of
Direct and Cheap Transportation of
Wheat, and kindred .subject". lie
showed up in a plain, practical way, the
p'artlcipuf ei (lie Farmers' excursion to
benefits to be derived by our valley
farmers la staring their grain at Asto
ria, and made many converts to the re
cent movement among the farmers
looking to that consummation.
The pinqer. This retmwsed Sew
ing Machine took the first premium at
j the County Fair last week, as it usually
does on such occasions. Remember
I that Titos, Bouritardes & Co., are agents
j for Its sale In thiscity. They also keep
ion hands a full assortment of all kinds
infsewliig machine needles. , ;i'
WTBD.-lIowell, Harper Co.
'wttiiftlie farmers' of this vicinity to
kuow Uiattliey wmil'to, buy, or store
,at their warehouse In this city, 1W.000
) bushels of oats and barley.
" HOME AND ABROAD.
Melons are a drug In this market
; Corinthian Lodge to-morrow night.
..y jpump froze up at' Lebanon last
Sunday. !i sj i , ; 1 ' .".: '''
Everybody goes to, the (State Fair
next week. ;- Z "i
Mrs. Wheeler has opened a millinery
establishment at Lebanon."""--. , V
Marriages are monotonously scarce
just now, and cake nowhar! ,,; '.,'
The Infant child of Stroud aud faltna
Price was buried last Saturday. '
Qua. Wheeler has gone to Salem to
reside. , Cur best wishes follow him.
We hear of lots of folks who are
going on the Farmer'sexcursion to As-1
torla..-: ..'.I', ....::..i.:v--
We this week received a pleasant call
from our friend, Bev. Dr, Dawne, of
SaJem. , ,,.'' 1 '.V-'-',""' ' ; j
Cal. Burkhart got away with the ten
dollar premium for "sweet . 'taters,"
offered by Dr. Alexander., " I 1 '
The Santiam Ditch office has been
put on trucks and moved across the
street, by Geo. Patterson et al. , '
Frank Wood had a beautiful ?ulky
Plow at the Fair which took the first
premium for finish and lightness. .
The account of the last days fair Is on
our first page. We are Indebted toilr.
WL A. JlfcPherson, correspondent of
the Oregonian, for tlie Items. ' ;
John H. Irvine son of the ex-Sheriff,
this year raised, with his own work
alone, 1,876 bushels of wheat. He says
this beats his father and "Lige."
W. F. Boss is building up a good
trade in the saddlery line at Browns
ville. ' He deserves all the patronage
which may be bestowed upon him.
Last .Friday and Saturday the wind
danced around at a terrific rate, shaking
up. the sign boards, scattering papers,
elevating dry goods and raising h eaps
of dust.'.;, .".;. .",':',' ....'.'..; v ,;
J. Norcross and wife are at present
visiting their numerous friends in this
county. They seem much improved
in health by their residence in Eastern
Oregon. v ;
Corinthian Lodge A. F. O. A. M. of
this city, has voted to go in tt body to
Salem next Wednesday, to assist In
laying the Corner Stone of the Stato
ciipitoi. , v . ; , ,: ;,.'"':.''',
Joe BeiJJy, OonstaWe of Portland, ape
cXal detective, deputy TJ.'.S. Jlarshajand
good feffow generaHy, caiied upon us
during the week. We weren't the man
he was after. !
A donation party will be given at the
.Methodist parsonage in this city to
night, for the benefit of the new pastor,
Bev. Mr. Wilson. The publio is cordi
ally invited. ;!, ,
W. H. OdeJZ, BepubHcan Surveyor
Generaf, who keeps his piace through
Hvple, yiU harangue the Hi. Smlth
ers at the Court ZTotise, in this city,
next .Monday night - iV.
BUrry Budd's mammoth Cotswold ram
was the observed of all observers at the
Fair. He carried away two blue rib
bons, one for the most wool and the
other for best mutton. ' '
Lewis Cox has returned to his home
in this county from an extended frlp
through Iowa, Illinois and Indiana.
He is looking exceedingly well, but Is
glad to get back to his valley home.
Uncle George Hughes has placed on
out table four Egg Plums which are
absolutely mammoth in proportion.
They are as large as any peach we ever
saw, and most delicious to the taste.
A young nwn of Albany last Sunday
night got the mitten at the Baptist
Church because he caught aynung lady
by the bustle and pulled her back to
ask her company home. He is advised
to try some other "holt" next time.
The harvest is past, the summer is
ended, money has been paid in for your
products, and yet some of you have, al
most forgotten the poor printer who
has waited patiently for his pittance
from your now plethoric purses. ..Why
is this thing thus unwisely? ;
Abe ZTackleman bought two bull
c.ttves from the herd of cattle which
'ei;'art of Yamhill, had on exhibition
at bur ?a'r 'a8' week, and has sent
them to' 1'8 Ochoco ranche. They
were beaui.'le'' of the thorough bred
Short Horn bi'ee.1. ' - ''
The Albany yoi.'ti."ter who last .Fri
day took his morni.V 8lory to the
circus and saw her sh.orUy after led
out by the "old man" ni?:' ""y8 he
shall watch and bray till he rets cash
enough ahead to run off with tile per
secuted dew drop. ,
The Statesman parades the astonish
ing fact in print that seventeen wagons
were seen in a line in Salem last Mon
day, waiting to unload wheat! In this
city on Monday we could have counted
thirty or forty at almost any of the six
warehouses and it was a poor day for
wheat wagons, too.
Col. Saxe has "just furnished the
State Agricultural College with a
couple of fine Cotswold sheep a buck
and ewe. By the way, the Colonel's
two sons have just arrived in Portland
with a consignment of ten Kentucky
bulls and a large number of Merino and
Cbtswold sheep.
The Eegiuter sums up a million and
a quarter bushels of wheat, 300,000
bushels of flax and 500,000 bustiers of
oats as the surplus product of Linn
county during the present year. For
this we will receive about two million
dollars. This might appear like Ml
figuring to people abroad, hut It is sarce
fy an exaggeration of the facts. .
; Intolerably dusty.; .
llrlng us wood on account.
H Night cool enough for at least two In a bed.
Moonlight pnd Its attendant spionlshness
now.
i Henry Pllndt has. an elegant new rOSldeDce
under way
Howell, Harper A Co' warehouse contains
alrr-Ady over 50,000 bo. grain.
Thanks to Hon. L. F, Xane tor a greenback
savrbuok on subscription.
Rev. Joseph Emory will preach si the Court
Houss next Hablmth at tl a. M. ", l
We hav'nt "chucked" off on the Jacksonville
Times not soy cbuclb Cant do without tt,
We received proceedings of the State Orange
too late for tbts Issue. They will appear next
week.
A Linn county farmer boasts a wife jrho can
sling wheat sickti Into the wagon with 1R tet
tstman on th Job. '
A. Whel.r, F.nq., .h entftrplTl! merchant
nnd whol-siwil'-d v"ru"r, of tthedd, smoit:
us a nw-wt smll" during r,h wwli. . ,
I at wwfc our city nwarmod with Portland
sharps whosouyht to 4tnk- In" the farm-.
'I h-y left more tuonf-y h-r- than they got away
with.
The FnlrhHKt'wl nnov a krf of the "bo?" Dust-
Ina- waurmeloiMi over each othBr's Sunday
ckrth'-s. We notice tliat -veral plus hr-, have'
rM-n laid aside ever sioos that wau?rrnehm
spr.
"TJt7'i:jZ3lJZJla special cases and for special reasons
AllNuivlnst Monday stub his ton and torn-up
irifftAnt.-r. An he ot up sod l)mo"d off we
hf-M him niutfr sonii-thlog about "oeftwiir
sll(Wlk and d n Citjr CouncUf" Wbateror
4i4 he ro.4ri f
" ALBANY AND SANTIAM CANAL.
The Albany and Santiam Canal' Co.
would respectfully call the attention of
the public, and especially the capital
ist, and those desiring , to. ' engage .in
manufacturing, to their gigantic wafer
power and water privilege. Sixteen
thousand cubic feet constantly flowing
every minute, equal to 800 horse pow
er, with from 8 to SO feet fall, sufficient
for the most extensive, machinery,
with ground on which to erect the nec
essary buildings, etc. The Company
Jocm If. hiir. nrnner that the . Dublio
should know more fully the looafity of
this great water power, its raciiities
and surroundings, in order that those
unacquainted may lorm soma, estimate
of its value. - . , ; i i
The city of Albany Is the county
seat of Linn county, located on the
south-east bank of the Willamette riv
er, about 100 miles south' of Portland,
by river, and 81 miles by railroad ;
south of Salem 45 miles by river and
28 by railroad, aud north of Eugene
City 45 miles.
Albany is located in a prairie of the
same name, which is the great agricul
tural oeuter of the Willamette Valleyj
and it is believed that upward of 600,
000 bushels of surplus wheat will be re
ceived at that point, the present season.
The most of it will find Its way to for
eign markets, either by boats or rath
road, to Portland, and from thence up
on the ocean. The Willamette river
is navigated by several beautiful steam
ers, carrying from 80 to 300 . tons, run
ning as far up as Albany some ten
months in the year. Also, the O. & C.
E. B., with its beautiful locomotives,
is nassiiic throiiL'h the city daily; The
oity of Albany is located ubDn a high,
rolling prairie, witn tne oaiapooia, a
beautiful creek, flowing into the Wil
lamette river oh the west, the water of
which is used in driving two large
flouring mills, situated on the bank of
the Willamette river. The oity is
about one mile In length,' running east
and west, and from one-half to three
fourths of a mile in width, and is laid
Off with streets of good width.
- The Canal, -wtiieh is tne suujeei ana
object of this communication, receives
its waters from the South Santiam riv
er, which heads in the great Cascade
mountains, some 7o miles east oi Al
bany; thence running westerly through
a valley of the same name, to Leba
non, a village located on the west bank
of said river, 18 miles east of Albany.
The Ctaial receives the waters from the
Santiam river at that point, thence
running west to its terminus at ai
fianv. The main Santiam flows north
ward arid empties its mountain waters
into the Willamette river 10 miles
north-east of Albany. The Canal is
brought from Lebanon through a beau
tiful prairie for a distance of 12 miles,
and empties Into the Willamette river,
forming on its way, and in the city,
some of the finest (Water . powers for
manufacturing purposes found on tlie
Pacifio coast.. There are butifew, if
any, points in the State which now sur
pass Albany tor manuiacturing raciii-
ties. . Cheap water power and easy p
access, and convenient transportation,
either by water or railroad, and the lo
cation beautiful and healthy. ' '
The Canal Company otters liberal in
ducements to persons desiring to en
gage in the business of manufacturing,
and will furnish water power upon the
most reasonable terms. Manufacturing
of all kinds is needed in Oregon, and
could be made profitable. The Canal
Company will agree to furnish, within
sixty days, any water power needed,
from a button factory to that of a loco
motive. Immigrants and others are earnestly
invited and requested to visit Albany
and examine for themselves. Beal
rirnivrtv nan vet be obtained orr very
reasonable terms, both in and out of
tliBcitv. Our neoole comnare favor
ably with the rest of mankind, mor
ally, socially, politically and financial;
lv.
Published by order of the Board of
V rectors, Sept. stn, uns. ,
L. ELKINS, ,
D. Mansfield, President.
Secretary.
TEXT BOOKS ADOPTED.
Officii of Sofbrintbndfnt of Public I
Instruction, Salem, Ohkuon, Sept. tt, ltni).
To T. J. Stiles, School Superintendent
Linn Count, Oregon. V : V.
I have the honor to announce that
the first five readers and the speller of
the Paciflo Coast Series, with Hopkins'
Manual of American Ideas in lieu of a
Sixth Header, have been duly adopted
by voteof the County Superintendents,
for use Iri the publio schools of Oregon
for the four years ending Oct. 1st 1877,
The votes of the Superintendents were
cast as follows
For first live readers and speller of
Paclflo ' Coast Series, - Supt's, Means,
of Baker; Brown of Benton; Noltner,
of Clackamas; Hamilton, of Columbia;
Hacker, of Coos; Canfield,' of Curry;
Todtl, of Douglas; Holmes, -of Grant
Adams, of Josephine Hehdricks, of
Lane; Knight, of Marion, Grubbs, of
Polk; Tripp, of Tllamook;; Ingle, of
Umatilla; White, of Union; andBobb,
of yamhiii-i6. i ; 5 -: :;: I 1 1
For first five readers of Harper's U.
g. series; Supt's. Fennay, of Clatsopj
Stanly, of Jackson; Btites, or unn
and Eliot, of Multnomah-4.
For flrSL flve readers or wiison-s
Rr,hool and Family Series. Bupt's.
Stevenson,; of W80 and Anderosn, of
Washington 2.
i For Wilson's Sneller; E?upt's. Fennay,
of Clatsop; Eliot, of jititnomah and
Anderson, of Washlngton--8.
For Saunders' New Speller: oupt.
Stltes, of Linn 1. 1 i. i :
For Webster's Speller: Supt. Htepuen-
pon, of Wasco 1.
For .Henderson's Test Words; Bupt.
Stanley, of Jackson 1. r
For Hopkins' Manual of American
Ideas In lieu of Sixth .Reader; Supt's.
Jeans, of Baker; Brown of Benton;
Noltner, of Clackamas; .Hamilton, of
Columbia; Canfleld, of Curry; Todd of
Douglas; Holmes of Grant; Adams, of
Josephine; Stanley, of Jackson; Stltes,
of Linn; Knight, Of Marlon;-Eliot of
Multnomah; -Grubbs, of .Polk Tripp,
of Tillamook; Ingle, of Umatilla; White
of Union and Stephenson, of Wasco
-17.
I For Hooklns' Manual,.butnot in Ilea
of Sixth Beadef: Supt. Hacker,1 of
Coos 1. - -
For A nderson's U.' 8. Historical Bea
def in Sixth Beader; Supt. Hendricks
of Lane 1. ., .. - , , - , .
' For Harpers' V. 8. Sixth.' Header
Sunt. Fen.oay, of Clatsop-i ' ' . '
For WHI.'on'a 83ctn Beader: Supt.
Anderson of Washington 1
For no SlJith Beader: Supt. Bobb, ff
Yauihill-1,
As soon as a supply of the books can
be orocttred It Is expected the schools
will begin to Introduce them and that.
thev will continue Until all are fully
i ntrbduced, after which' the use of other
books In their stead wilt be positively
forbidden. InterdocUon roust be com
pleUd bibe id at .Varcb, BT4; rules
upou direct application m jMMni 01
Fjltication further time is granted.
' Th custorosry Introditetory rates
wfll be given by the publishers on" llifc'
books. being adopted,1 1 , ' .' .I I
Though .Hopkins' .Manual of Amerl-
rah Ideas has been adopted in lieu of a
Sixth Header, it is expected that it will
be used not merely as a reader but as a
book for the reo-tilar Instruction of nu
pils in tiie important study of the sci
ence of government. It is recommen
ded that It be studied in all publio
schools, If possible, whether they would
otherwise use a Sixth Beader or not.
Syl. C. Simpson.
Bupt. of Public Instruction.
Detained by Sickness. Ex-
Sheriff B. A. Irvine, Chief Marshal of
the State .Fair, should have gone to
Salem last Monday, but the severe
illness of his wife prevented him from
doing so. Yesterday, however, Mft.
Irvine was considerably better, arid
Mjv rvine expected to go down tills
morning. He regrets this delay very
much, but was unable to prevent It.jj
tolbH'rSwiNOtr-A "rough" last Sat
urday at the Fair stepped up tq-'a
young girl, whom he had never seen,
and raising his hat, asked her to take
a 6wlng with him. Her father hap
pened to be standing by, and in a Jiffy
the toe of his No. 10 boot was propell
ing the 'Impudent puppy across the
road; He won't swing with that
man's daughter, you better guess,
; The Price ojf Wheat. Since our
last report there has been no material
change in the -wheat market, from
all parts of the Old World come the
news of the shortness of the cereal
crop, and In some section's it is a total
failure. In this view of the case we
may surely look for at least a continu
ance of the present price, or more like
ly an advance. 5, -
The Rosedals Dramatic Troupe
is the best company that ever appeared
in Albany. They won golden laurels
during their appearance at the Pacific
Opera House last week and when they
departed for Portland on Sunday they
bore away with them the kindest wishes
of many new friends whom they met
In Albany. The "Bosedales" will ap
pear at the State Fair, j' ,
FroMUmatjlia. Ourold frtendand
former citizen of Linn, Mr. 8. M. Pen
nington, is down from his home in
Umatilla county and paid us a visit
during the week. He says the Democ
racy win vfully support Nesmith In
Eastern Oregon, while Hi. Smith will
fall very far short of receiving the Be
publican vote of that region. . (
The Fabm&bs' Warehouse In this
city is literally full and running over
with wheat. It Is estlmatedVthat It
contains now one hundred and twenty-
live thousand bushels of wheats-more
than its registered" capacity. The
Fanners' Company are arranging with
Beach & Jionteith to store the balance
of the grain which they have promised
to receive. , . . .
Carpet Bao Lost.-Z. B. M6m,
of Lebanon, a few days ago' lost an 611
cloth carpet bag (or satchel) off ,1118
wagon on the road between Lebanon
and Albany. It contained about $20
worth of-clothlnpj. Ahy one leaving It
at this office or returning it to Mr. .Moss
will be suitably rewarded. i n
Eesiqjjed. BevjJDr. Geary last
R&hhath nreanhed his farewell sermon
to his congregation In thiscity, baling
resigned bis pastorate 7 here. This
leaves both the Congregational and
Presbyterian churches iof this city
without pastors. p..
Attention, Farmers.--AH farmers
In this" community having grain to
store or sell will find It to their advan
taee to call on Howell, -Harper A Co,
before completing their arrangements
for storing, i
Judqcs of Election. The judges
of election appointed In 1872, hold that
office for two years, and will of course,
act as such at the coming speolal elect
ion.
Still The! Oome. Another large
Invoice of goods for A Wheeler A Co.
of Shedd arrived by the last steamer.
They are troubled for room to storo
them. m
v DIED: J
WOOD Near Waterloo. Linn county. Orn-
eon. bent. 171873. liMELiNK, wireoiJarae V.
Wood, aged yean. Uta(e paper please
Yon cannot afford to nccleet a oold. It will
fanten Its iron hand upon the strongest consti
tution, unions attemlud to In time 1r. Wta
tah'h Balm ah or WildChkhry will cure It in
every change, lrom the early cough to oon
aumptlou ltBulf,
Thpro is no dlseane n8h ii heir to more
troubloenme to manaRe than rhr.'tnatism. It
oorrttti when you leant expect u, ana gtmerauy
remains till it getftroudy togo away. The most
conspicuous remedy for tho eoutpfalnt Is John
son's Anodyne Uutment. i "
Two or three doses of Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition .powders jwlll cure a horse of any
common cough or cold, and the very worst
cases may b cured tu a few weeks. Wa know
this from experience. ,
N(nral Decay---Protwet tho Hf
, ' , fern. i. .j,
Tho bnman body M a machine, and therefore
cannot endure forever i but, lib a watch or a
AW'tDK machine, tt will last 'much longer if
nronorly reiulated ana amy rennirea, tnan ir
nn natna were taken to liocp It In. order. The
great object nf ewjr on who desires a long
and healthy Ihfl snonia uo to pui. nis oooy u m
nnIIUon to resist " llio-inroatening innuon.
ceabywhlchweartflllmoroor less surround
ed; and no invlgorant "d corrective at prewmt
known so effectively answers mis purpose as
the vitalising elUtr arhlch, under the unpre
tending name of Hostetter'i Htomaoh Bikers,
has been for mora than twenty years vne stan
dard tonlo of America. In crowded cities,
h.a,h. .imMnhi'ffi Is eontnm1nnU!d with
thoemuvla Itisnpenio10 from '"rK" polatlon ;
In miirshy regions, where the soggy soil rocks
with mlasoia; on the pralrlos and in the for
ests, wh-re overy fell the air Is tainted with t
hiiUttions from rotting wewls and grasses" or
dpcomp'islng leaves in snort, in v:ry iuci.mij
wliim malaria exjsts, this poworful vegetahlo
antidote Uurgi-nfly iieeUod. Kevcr and ague,
bilious fevers, dysentery, congestion of the liv
er, jaundice, rheumatism, and alt dlseaae
which are genemud by InfccWid air, impure
watt-r or siiodfn changes of tmjicraturo, may
be averted by Btrength'-nlng and regulating the
system In advance with HostctUr's lllltnrs.
Autumn Is always a season of peril, eseclalty
... ,- ....,,il,A n,i,unlullil. Kven the
more vigorous are apt to bo In some measure
depressed by the humid atmosphere, loaded
with deleterious gases prodtiot'd by vegMalile
decay. The fall is a period of tho year when
the renovation and regulation of tho living
maeMoa issKwillarly )ii4ulnt, and tttalllt
li n man Utoraiaro botake daily al this crlt-
cal season.
A'DVKRTISKMKNfH.'
jFRANKLlN
fJlEAT MARKET I
. B. AtRRESf, Prop.
WIT.Ti KKEP 'CONHTAyTf.Y OX HAND
the boat mtt the markrt affords, and
will alwuys be found rady to a'omniodate
lh-ir- who may favor him with a rail.
fJigbfi.Mrkt prio paid for po.'ta
VtfWtf.
,'S- rJ!
ADVERTI81SMENT8.
NOTICE.
08
fife90N A CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
'oKVpanr, Lend DenaTliuent, Portluiri,
OregOD, April & 187St Notioe is hereby viven.
.tbftt ft vicoroaii proneoution will be instiiiitnd
AgmDt any nnd every person wtm treenpnati
upou any WMirona Lana. ry puitiog na
m (i? lag timber tbetfrino befnrn the'inme In
BOlKaiJ1 of tb Company AND PAID FOR.
'Alt VMftnt Land fit odd numbered itctiom
whether lurveyed or ausurvjyd,withiu a dm-
tanoe of thirty milef from the lice of the road
belong! to the Company.
1. It.
T7i35tf, T V , Land ARent.
HEMOEEHOlBS.
A-a CAROTHERS CO'S "PILB PILLS
AflU OllNiMisiaT" nare now Decome pum mi
the standard preparations of tbe day ; is , pre
pared and reoummended for Piles oay (whether
chronic or reoent). Sufferers may depend upon
it, that this remody will give tliem permanent
relief from tats troublesome and damaging com
plaint. Seat nostnaid to anv address (within the Uni
ted States) upon receipt of price, $1.50.
a. UAttuinnivo tu.,
ndOjl Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
CHAIRS AND TURNING!
J. M. METZLER,
n1n moved hla Shot, to Jefferson and tM-
ed Himself of the water-power t that plsos, it'
new prepared to furnish his celebrated ,
RAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS I
in any quantity and in any shape.
i&ar-Ha will still keen a larva stoek of chairs
at his old stand, either ready fer u or in
pieces for shipment. W. D. fielding ! his
agent at this place. . 1 7nSitf.
UEJfltl P. SAYBS,
GENERAL BUSINESS., COLLECTION,
INSURANCE AGENCY,'
' ' A5D 1
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Particular attention liven to the adjudication
of accounts. , D. , ,
Collections maoe in an prnxa 01 mn oww.
fcrOtrioB next door above the Boe-Uive Store.
vSnSltf.
JOS. JREILLV,
CONSTABLE AND GENERAL COLLECTOR,
North Portland Precinct. .
Refcrenoe by permission to the following
eentlemen :
His lienor Philip Wasserman, Mayor of the
City of Portland; Hon. Eugene Seinplej Dr. J.
A. Chaoman: lr. J.u. xtawtoornei m. 1. a.
Davonportt I. S. Rosenbaum A Co.; Knapp,
Rnrrall A Co.! E. J. Jeffries: Clarke, Hender
son A Cook; S. O. Skidmore; E. Martin i Co;
A. B. Richardson Co.; Millard a Vanscuyver.
OFFICE 25 Washiultton. Stmt, betweel
First and Seoond. ... -. vTadTtC
STATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
CORVALLIS, OttEaON.
Will Open September ad, 1873.
FACULTY:
B t. ARNOIjD, Professor of Chemistry and
' Moral Philosophy.
B. C. HAWTHORNE, Professor of Languages.
JOS. EMERY. PrvOfcssor or Mathematics.
Misa IRENE SMITH, rrlncloai or rrimary
department. !
MISS VIOLA BRIGGS, Toacher of Music.
CAPT. D. B. BOSWELL, Military Instructor.
so-as thi Agricultural Deportment Is not yet
filled, youths who di-slre admission can secure
appmntmeut o,
TO THE FARMERS
WAUTT OF STORAGE!
T B. COIHSTOCK dl CO. HAVE THOR
V' oufrhly repntred and BlronKthened their
Albany Warehouse, and have two good clean
ers and can ImmUo all grain that oomoi with
safety and dPBpaUh,
They are prepared to furnlih all (he laoki
tfifrifil.
Do not be frlRhtened by the old cry that we
are tteitinir more cram innn wo van aturw. tKii
and ioe for youfsolves. "Fair dealing, will win.
t2T READ. READ .1
MITTF, Wir.L CONTRACT T08TOHK WHEAT
W FUKE, either at Albany, Portland or
Halney,
buihel.
IF" FLAX SEED. .-3
A LARGE AMOUNT OP FLAX, SEED
Wanted, for which we will pay the highest
markol price in casn, irotn umu to time.
Present quotations :
For Common Volunteer, He V lb.
" extra fine and clean, 2 26 to lbs.
C. B, OOMBTOOK A CO.,
Aug. Ifi, WT8.--tlltri , . SW. 6), NlWBKBBT.
SEASONABLE ADVICE
TO SUFFERERS!
DR.
THOrt"
AS,
DOCTOR Or MEDICINE, PHYflrCIAlT A SURG BOW,
601 Kearney Street, oor. of Saoramento,
V,' - v up WWItt . ,
HAN FKAMCISCO.
May be privately and conrtdentlally consulted,'
iiiwr ncrtinfinltv or bv Itittor. for the cure of
dlsoass of the (Jenerftttve Organs, Nervous
lability, MpirmaiornKBa or rwnimm wuiiit
iiush, Hyphflls, Uonorrhoa, stricture , of the
llrt'thra and Uleet, or resulting from youthful
Indiscretion, or othr pri'U Issuing causus. .
H- TIIOMAB adv.TtlH.'fi wild the view Of
Informing suirrors wrmro tney may consult a
Bklllful medical man who can give them proof
r paHtwa inrougn muvn a oouu oi iro
fusslonal studies and examinations a to ontl-
Ill Ijithn fullofft. wmfltlf'i.fiP.
BennatorrhaiaorM!minal J!bility. As of
all diseases of the human system, this Is the
most to bo (tuardfid against t so, If onoe m-
traeUNl, should its treatment be most juuloious.
Tin. cutuiiiiiiuhiii. nr rcliil.ll (ifirtinderic'V exist
ing between the C'entbro Hpluat system of
nerves and the procreaiivo ornns is such as to
require on the part of the physician an Intl
mm., knnwifiltfn of tlitilr atiHtotnlcal and
physical structure, for when once the laws of
nature have own vioiateu, mo ixiautnui um
ance which naturally exists (jetween the ner
vous and muscular syMern Is overthrown, and
vtiiMts-ri nurulltlon of the mind and body dis
lays ltsnlf in an array of morbid symptoms,
both nervous and, physical, from which the t
wn wmcn uie va
rmatiMittly cufci
t I'tit inn on v no oe to do ucn
by th
gist.
the soientldc research of th
the true physlolo-
itit tttomah stronnlv advises those smTpr-
Ing from the above diseases to placuthemsolvas
under his brofessloital oare at oaoe, and assures
them that tils treatment is unilormly suecess-
ful, and patients who Im'vp lost every hope may
resort Ui him with the full assurance of a rapid
ml surrimtif-nt nivrrv.
llt. TIltMAH' Kunmenn and, Colonial expe
Hence has extended over twenty flw years.
He studied at the Wnstmlnntor Hospital and
Ht.Oeorge Medical fichool. London, and was
formerly surgeon to tho Bouth West Ixmdou
JJOIIHHU.
..iMtainfttinns mssmI bv Dr. Thomas. Mem
ber of tlie Itoyal Colli ge of Burgeons, Kngiand,
HTM. l.ltf,liLlaLAlif IhO tta-iVal.ColltlatU Of I'llVSl'
int,m itvuriund. IHM Linenltnta In .Mldwilery
Itoyal College of tturgeons, Kngland. 1MM
Ikxfotr of Medicine, University oi uiessen,
tjprmany, (iold Medalist, Medical College,
I... rw fssnrijin IHIU. . I
1.11 'riuiVfAM may ti I mo be oonfldentlallv
consulted In diseavs Incidental lo femnhts.
I'atleuts unable to oniult personally, may do
so by letter, stating symptoms, ago and sex.
Consultation ny inwr, iret?,
rVraonal consultnlloii from 9 4- till 9 F. U.
Cases of metllcine forwarded m M to defy
0ervatlon, to all parts of the Interior . -
'Jestlmonlals lrom patients, tho Medloal pro
fession, and press. '
tutorial from the "Hebrew" newspaper, San
ITanoisco, jtiiyw, w-t;
"la.TMOMA.--'fheniedlealfoiwcrroreity'
has nwtved a very valuable addition by the re
emit arrival of Ir. Thomas, who, after a most
sucwsaful career In Kuropa and tli Kng'ish
Colonies, has wtncluded U mak; Raa Kranelg.
fo his permanent home. iJr. Thomas' studies
hwinen puifued under the first Kuropean
phTTelBU. Ouriag his prolessionat rnrtHtr he
haa uaxsed his ftxaiMnnlloris at Mn big's cle-
braU-d Cnfvelty, H"ssen, (iermany, as lfe
tor of Medteine, wfUHhr: hVhst honors; also,
of th Itoynl Collega f . I'hvsietfina and frnt
geons, fcnifiand ; We have t'n his Vlilversity.
Ji(rr and ''rttfi!li'S. A leautlfiil Iiplna,
presented to tlie LxxsUn by th ()rder of Kiw
VtseV)us, shows that his valitahte S"rvioes are
aaiMiwleriifed hy mioh a venrabt body a the
above nomed Order. Th otl.ee of Itt. Thomas
ItvatM at Wl Kearney street, tip stairs, co-tn-nc
Sacramento streK ftan Prannvlsoo
ADVERTISEMENTS.
!? I
P3
a 71
CO
trj
VI
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE!
The new and well-arranged warehouse of ,
with Improved cleaning aparatus nf amnio ca
pacity, hf now prepared to receive grain for the
HARVEST 6p 1873,
Farmer wishing to
STORE OR SELL WHEAT
will And It to thetr advantage to tee me bofbre
selling elaowhero. All will be furnished sacks
to move their grain h$ calling on me. The
cash rnlcc
will be paid for wheat at all timet. ' ' '
E. S. MEEBILL,
an old eltlsen of Albany, of exoellsnt business
quail neat Ions, has taken oharge of the ware-
nouse anu win siiponiitenu wiu reurivniK ana
aeuvenug oi au gram passing innmcn u,
, . . . B. CI1EAUUB.
Albh, July 28, ltfT3.-nfc0tf.
ALBANY BOOKSTOREI
JOHN FOSIIAY,
. . uaatia i
JIlSCElLANEliL'S- M STA.VDAED BOOKS,
m,A.K BOOKS!
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY I
CHOICE HAYAKSA CICIARS t
AND TOBACCO.'
Th tarjeit atock f flni .Oandiei
var brongbt to Albaayl
OotkIs In our Una Imported to order t short
est nnsslble notl'W.'
W"Theonijr place In town whore A RKAX,
ooonfitriAH can bs obtained. Call and seu.
vHnail.f.
1K. . W.
ALBANY, OREGON.
r
kFFirK IP? PItRIWI'8 BHICK hwck,
F corner of First and; Ferry streets. Office
hours twin H to U o'clock A, M,, and from 1 to 6
o'clock f. M,
Uusldeuoe t, Corner Fifth and Ferry streets,
v8n.Htf.
A DWELMNCJ IIOUNK AND LOT
I OB 4L.
SITVATKD ON THK KtJHTH-KAUT COR
nerof Fourth and Vine streets.. The house
contains voomrnodlous rooms nd. is tn good
repmr. n m veil oi gooo. water anu ,s
ntimD. Tliere is ah. t nrw h nldeon tha nrtm.
)S';s, The house, is most conveniently located
and has all t.ie modern laiprowiuijnts nuces
sarv ofjinfort. Possession tflveil Immediate-
lv. Title kntarrintm-d. Terms moyePat. Ad-
ply for furtitvr information on the jiremlse to
mi ivu roic baiu.
fflHF tJNDKnKHlNKDOFFIttS FOR BAXF
M one span of fine large null as,- tH hands
high. Also another nuu spun ot 4-year-olii
mules, VtH haiuls high.' Am one yoking nnd
likely horse, lff hands hitch.. An I want to
in&vn tiiv caiintrv I will sett these animals
ohenp fw en, an wttl wait for the money
until uw un h ucwouf r. - .
uMtV, W.L. YA5JTIS
f5to$20 AirJswoTitM
.of either sx. mimic or old. make mow
rrinnnv nt work fnr im In t.htlr tiara moments.
or all the time, than at anything else, rtirtieu
nrrt. AddrvMQ. Skinsnn Co., Portlnnd,
A DVERTISl'.MKM TS.
-w.C'.iV
mil,
.... a HI ft ti ji W
. . ! j t-'.ti
FOUNDED IN 1S53,
TTTsNo. 619 Sacramento Strcot, our.
of Leideidorif' Street, (a few doort
below What uheer ileuia. .
Private. Kutrance va .
i Iruideidortl street.
Ban Francis). 1
Jttablited txprtuhj to a ford the ajflieted wtmnd
and tcitnixjic medicnl aid in th rreafmsnl 1 '
and curt of all Prwale and Chnm' ,
cy mid all Sexual '
Ditordtrt,
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. W. K. DOHERTY RETUHN8 HI8 SIN",
cere thanks to his numerous patients for
their patronage, and would take this opportuv
nity to remind them that he continues to con
sult at his Institute lor the cure of chronic dis
eases of the lyings, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive
and Oenllo-UrJnary Organs, and all private
diseases, viz i Syphilis in all its forms and sta
gen, Bern inn 1 Weakness, and ull the horrid con
sooumioes df- selfwibuse. Oonorrhcea. Oloet.
Suxudl Debility, Diseases of the Back and"
Loins, jnnamuiauon oi tne niaauer anu &ia
neys, etc. etc., and he hopes that his long exi
perlence and successful practloo will continue
to Insure him a share of public patronay. by
the practice of many years in Europe and the
- V, n a J
imitea Btaies, no in Bimuieu v oi'v m ujv.
eillclent and successful remedies against dis
eases of all kinds. He cures without mercury,
charges moderate, treats his patients in a cor
rect and honorable way, and has references of
unquestionable veracity from men of known
respectability and high standing in society.
All parties consulting him by letter on other
wise, will reoeive the best and gentlest treat
ment, and Implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When a female Is enervntod, or affllotetl-wtth
disease, as weakness of the back and limbs,
pain In the head, dimness of sight, loss of
muscular power, palpitation ot tho heart,' irri r7
lability, nervousness, extreme urinary dnTtoO . l
tie's, derangement of digestive function. gn v
oral debility, vaginitis, all diseases of the
womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other diswa
ses peculiar to females ; she should go or write
at once to the celebrated female, doctor, W. K,
Doherty, at his Medieal Institute and c-insult
him about her troubles and disease. T he Doc
tor is effecting more cures than any other phys
ician In the State of Cnliiornin, Let. no lalrt
delicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yourself from painful sufferings and
premature death. Ail Worried Ladles whoso
delicate hwuith or other ctrcumrtanens prevent
an Increase In their families, should write or ,
call at Dr. W. K. Doherty Medieal Institute
and they will receive every possible relief aud
help, ' ( ;
To Correspondent.
Patients residing In nny part of the country,
however distant, who may desire the opinion
and advice or Dr. Doherty In their respective
eases, and who think proper to submit a writ
ten statement oi suco, in preierenco to noining
a personal interview, ao respectfully assured
thnttheircommunlcattons will be held most
sacred. The Doctor is regular graduate ana
may be consulted with every confidence..
If the case be fully and cnndldly described,,
personal communication will bo I'lvoccessary
as Instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen
eral treatmontof tho enso (including tho reme
dies), will bo forwarded without delay, and ln
such a manner as to convoy no Idea of the
gurport of tlie letter or parcel so transmitted.
houldyonr condition require immediate at
tention, sena ten aoimrs in eoin (orwiai. vmuw
In currency) by mail, or Wells. argo & Co.'j
Express, and a package of medicine will m
sent to your address with the nencssary instruc
tions for use. Consultation by letter or other
wise, fiisio. t'ermanont cure guaranteea or no
pay.
Address,
W. K. DOHFRTY, M. D 1
. San Francisco, CaL
Spcrmatorrhtra. - , . ,
Dr. Dohcrtv has lust mibltshed an important
pamphlet embodying his own views and expo
rlonoes in relation to Impotence or Virility, be
ing a short treatise on Sperm ntorrhena or Sem
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent, on this affection, and other disea
ses of the Sexual Organs. r
This little work contains Information of th
utmost value to nU, whether married or single:
and m be sent FlUOKby mall on .receipt or
six cents In postage sthmm for return noStage.
Address.
v8nMtr.
Sun Francisco, Cal.
K OME
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BAN FRANCISCO.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,
OAPITAK . $1,000,000.
JOim B.1 REDniNQTO!?.. ....I.-Vrasldent.
OKO. H. UUWAliU viae rrosiacnc
CHA8. M. HTOHY Scorftarjr.
N. rl. r.lJIJY - w. ivturiuo aeoret.nrr.
H. H. UiUELOW Uuuoral Manugur.
DIRECTORS ORFGON BCANCH
P. WASRFrtMA!,''
0. II. LEWIS,
Portland , f iomwm rTH,
LLOYD IIIIOOKE.
gnlern L. r. IH()Vi;ii.
Albany , ,J. A. uruiw r uni;.
DalH-s'. D. M. 1'HKNCH..
Lewlston....,.,. J. LOWENBURO
IIAtUI.IOK IIOKD,'
AGENT FOR OREGON & WASHINGTON TERR Y.'
EE.I CAtlT:n, Local Agent;
Albany, oregon.
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO.,
OF BAN FRANCISCO. ;
ESTABLISHED IN 1863!-
Aantik' Jfannnry 1, 1872, nu $SBfJ,
.000, iu tloM.
Fifty Thonsnnd Dollaro Dcposltod witt
th Stat Treasurer, in Compli
un wfith tho laws sf tbe
Etata ef Oregon.
FIRE-AND MARINE INSURANCE 1;
Loiiici Fairly Adjusted Ant
rrOuiptly Settled I
AGENT, ALBANY, OREGON."
OBO. V. GRANT, Jlsaspr,
nlltrts.
Portland, Orocon.
tum & RICHTER, :
FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKERS!1
AtBASt," OHECOSI.
fRICK RFVANONAm E ANT) WOBKWAR-:
rauUxl. Itopalrlim nromiitry an.t sntlsfao.
torlly dnno at shortest notioe. verwayl.
It. C. HILL & Sd..,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES
' ALBANY, osrao'?.'
Prtigs and modlPlnns fri.h snd pure. Pfint pt
at.til.lfi Klvpn to counfry orders and (tivt.
plans' ,.mfrtr.tloris. aoda water mh Icom
th Arctic rfltrlobs, - ,
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