ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. D. TITO.
SAW FRANCISCO
CnaS, BOUROAROBA.
GO TO THE
THUS, BOURGARDES & C0M
FURNITURE STORE I
I JOB PRINTING. ' I ADVERTISEMENTS. I ADVERTISEMENTS. I ( '.';")' ,1 I ' .'
v. c:;,:;:r,ATicPLATFcn:.i,
AJto4 W ibe BUU Convention, nt
Albany, March 18, 1874,
I, We doclara oar nnfelttftnc demotion
inmtr,.nn nflhji 17nltjri HlAMM And
e. ..a. k ih.i tin twiniA nftha aeveml
Mates have the ole and exclusive rij?ht of
L-nvi'rninic thetanelvei M.iroe, ovre' , mu
inUepwiuont rjtatws, mitjjtwt only to the llinlta
( Inns of the ConNUtution and that all powers not
tn in oxprewiJy grantrd to the national Oov-
TiniHiit are ved toliic Htal respectively,
Mid we dny the riRbtof tho federal govern-
, mmt. thnweh the treaty power to permanent-
:v domicile Mongol iaiii Trunin any oiaie wild
ihD .nB-nr.nr fJifl Leei si attire thereof.
Weaiiirm that the greatest danger with
w hich wo aro now threatened la MitKCorruptton
1 itnd eiiravagaooo which exist in high official
i'lAcee; and we do declare, Ai ttif cardinal
pfinHpIt of our future political action, that
mcmn'httient, economy, and reform are 1m
iMffttivelv demanded In all the Uovernmenta
I the people, Federal, aa well as Htate and
.iitnlcipal :and we hero proclaim ourselves the
uncompromising foes of the salary grab law,
fx-T thoy may be, and wherftver they may be
;iina,wneincriney are in omce or out,
, and
appeal to honest men everywhere, without
, t.ifiwd to past-political afllllatloM, to Join us
n oramting s wey aeserve time corrupt
iNThea on th body politic, and ansist tnjr; un to
pure omciai station oi wtfir uawuoiesoue
una oaneiui presence. - -
ft. Th( nrpwnt Federal Admlnt ration
. : v1ti titter inability to oomirehend thedticnity
r reepoaslbiliilea of the duties with which It is
narKt-a; Dy iu aevotion to peraonai anu pani
i4i n Interest; by it weak and Incompetent
.Management of the national finances; by It
unwarrantable interference with the local self
irvernment of the people ; by It support of the
orrupt tiovernmenu wmcn u nas imposed of
;u nower uoon several of tho State of the Un-
, ton; by it eorapllcity with corrupt practices
ind scandal In various quarters; and by It
Appoint ment of notoriously Incompetent men to
hicn omcuil positions, nas jtmuy urougni upon
iMe)f4b condemnation of the American peo
pie.
, 4. 71iattheDrlflnirInterferenoeoffedera)s
In local elections, and the uso of large sums of
- Money u defeat the voice oi me people inrotifrn
me ballot box, deserve and ha our severest
tonaeni nation. '
ft. That corporation are tho creations of law
" hat their franeiiisn and privilege are granted
to subserve the Dubllo Interests: and when
these are used to subvert tho object of their
yreation uut mr purpoaes qi oppression anu ax
Umton we declaru It to be the right and duty
tf the legislature to regulate and control tmch
'oruoraLlons In their dealings with tho pe
pie ; and especially thorn engaged in the bus
, juen of eaminnn carriers.
, That we favor a speedy return to specie
payment Just and equal taxation for the up
,nrtof the Federnl and blate Governments;
and that we are opposed to all discriminations
mine assessment oi vcuerai reveuue ior me
purpose or protection.
7. That the free navigation and Improve-
mentof the Columbia river: the construction
it a bneakwater at Port Orford i tho Improve
rnentof the (Joqullle and Willamette rivers,
,ndth oonstructfon of the Portland, Dalle
mid Hull Lake railroad are Imperatively de
manded by the commercial Interests of this
i-Hata, and that the Federal (Jovernment otiffht
i-y ail pnimr measures; That we are In favor
or Uio 151 1 now before congress, irenera iv
mown as the Portland, Dallos Halt lake
: viimad mil. and we alto favor tho ear v conv
;letln of the Uregon California Itallroad to
im nouinern nouiuiary oi Hi waio.
ft. That we dopriKmte all measure In the In
t ret of oj)itiillst and monopolists, agnlnit
UIm helieving that distinctions, If distinctions
tMtmado; should be In favor of the laltorlng
-la, wno oonmiiutn tno mass oi our citizens,
Wo uroduevr of Llm wealth and nrosneriLv oi
ar country. We therefore approve of the do
'tared )rl not pies, and sympathise with tho
nvowed object of tho organisation known a
if i'atrons of Husbandry, and with those of
'limner orders, nnving ior tnoir ouiects re
iwnchment ana reformln public affair, and
i tie social advancement of the neooie.
. That we are optord to a monoimly In the
luul cation and sale of books used In the com.
Win school of thl State, and we are In favor
4i araundluK the x luting law In relation to
. i tieh books so as to take away from the pub
lishers of the Paclflo (Toast Herloa of Header
.na apciier the special privilege in relation
ihcrohy, which they now enjoy.
10. That the act relating to tho fee of Hhrr
l'Ts and ('lorks ought to bo so amended eit her
y making aueh uillne salaried, or by reduc
ing me iocs now auaoncu to un same as snail
make the com ion nation received bv such o(H-
crs a fair remuneration and nothing more for
tha services required of them. That the Coii
iltullon be so amended that all printing for
the Htate after the expiration of tho term of
Tiie niai printer in ornoo when auch amond
ment 1 paaacd, iliall be umvlded for by letting
mo amu to tne lowest reMponsioie dkhht.
I'hat the rate for litigant printing should he
, r.dueed to a to correspond a nearly as inny
with tUoM ohaiaia for private advertise
menu. II. 1'hnt the only legitimate object or Gov-
rnment 1 tho protection of It eUlr.cns In
their lives, IliM-rly and property, and the pur-
ult of happiness ; that to accomplish thl end
, tHrret mrAim only should be resorted Ui that
f ho good nwulllng from a departure from this
, rule Is temporary, the evil lasting. We are,
therefore, opptrsed to tho Htate engaging In tho
. purchase, leasing or speculating in proerty of
any kind, except such only a Unuouwuiry for
.lonrtuetlitg iho ordluary JuuoUoo of the Uov
trnment. i IX That wo favor the Immediate const ruction
f e good and servlcahlo wutfon road along the
outh bank of the Columbia river from the
Minuth of the Bandy rlvr to the Dulles.
i IU. 1 hat the oonipHiisntton of all offleer
Miould be only atmh a will bo a Just remuner
ation for their service.
U. That we are In favor of Congressional aid
wr the construction of the Portland, Dalle
and Halt Ijiko llallroad, and alfO for contlnu
lug the Orogon Central Itallroad from Kt. Jo
etnh to Junction City, all of which 1 respect
lully suhmiued.
(rtifud) C. B. BRrXINOEll, Ch'ra.
! . .Tlo following ameudmeutu were
nnoniioouajy adopted:
Reolyed, That wo arc n fevor of the repeal
f the Litigant Act.
Resolved, that we an In favor of free trade
and direct taxation.
The ;HungrUn MiniiUj hai resign,
erl.
; ', Several prominent Carlisle hate
Deen expelled from Madrid.
Mm.' Carpenter, of Leavenworth
(Kansaft), shot and InoUntly killed
ohn Whitef of, the Fifth Infantry,
who entered her kitchen, looked tne
door and made improper advances to
nor, ana refused to go out when or
dered.' ' Governor Dixon the Oth. aant i
mesfiage to the Legislature of New
xorit, announoing the death of ex-
1 resident rillmore. - Appropriate
molutiona were adopted, and a joint
wtuuuvtvv wu nppomieci to attend
the funeral.
Burglars entered the nffinA nf fl.A
rWoolbri1geARrieuUural Implement
una in rc nine uorits at Woodbridge
(Canada) on the 14th, blew opeu the
. aafe, took the contents, fired the
bmldinff and eBoapod. Total loss,
1200,000. One hundred men were
thrown out of employment.
; ' Fifty era sad or paraded the streets
of JetYerson (led.) on the 14th, They
.visited the saloons and prayed and
ang, but no result was evident.
Missionaries have beea summoned
from adjoining States. The Mayor
waa asked to prohibit the bands from
blocking the pavements, bnt he said
ha had no authority to auppres as
jemblages of that kind. Mrs. Elisa
Mordauut claims that the question
has two sides, and she will lecture
against tho crusader on Tuesday
next.
NE W FIRM !
NEW GOODS
HARRISBURC !
MOTTO :
"LIVE AND LET LITE!"
ft ihatl Inftururatei this motto Into oractlo. br
patroolclng the printer.!
MAVINO PURCHASED THE INTEREST
of my lata partners. Mpsttri. G. Oerit and
A. Anapacnnr, I am dclrou. of keAnlng tho
bu.lnpiut dd to Ha former standard an
the uUuat aatlafactlon to customers.
I will bicln tha Sorlnr Trade Mon mr own
hook." with a fresh lnvoloe of new foods, con
sisting of
Dry Goads,
Groceries;,
Gent's Fnrnlaliing Goods,
i Ladles' Dress Goods,
Hats sfc f.'apS,
Boots alt Shoes,
Hardware,
i
Crockery,
ate., etc.
inch as u generally kept In .
DBII CLASS RETAIL STORE!!
Constantly on hand,
MBTZI.ER'1 CELEBRATED
RAW HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
1KD
DIAMOND SPECTACLES
ALSO
PISTOLS AND CARTRIDGES,
. SINGER SEWING MACHINES,
And all kindi of Sewimg Hachlte Needle.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
All Goods
Sold sad Work
Warranted.
Sea.
P. H. To those of the fflistomprs of the late
firm who hnvM aomincncod accounts fnr the
current ynar I would statu that 1 havit asstmifid
mose accounts. ham, may.
Tn2Sly.
FLItNITlIIM J
EVERYTHING IVEW!
CRAF &TcOLLARf
Manufacture And dealem In all ktndi of
FURNITURE!!
BIBE AI ,
IIKDNTRADN,
TABI.KN.
LOUNGES,
miuin-j nF.rsa
SOFAS,
CHAIRS, ETC.,
Always onhandormadeto order on the short
est nuttco.
FURNITURE renairod exnedltlnnslT and nt
Our Factory la on Wnler street, at foot nf
,yon, adjoining Altlioiisc A Co'a nnnlnir Mill,
'hnre we lltvtl our frli'iiils and tht, nubile 1a
can ana Diamine our siwic oi ttooua. .
Salesroom at Drnr Store of A.
tjaroiuers K Jo., t irst (street.
GRAF A COLLAR,
Atrcsv ITit. AFreueU BoMonmn
clwervin hit. tvnnut about to Jentroy
a fine thrift.v pear tree, inquired tli
cause. He was told that it was a
chanco Bceaiiiiff, and had home no
Iruit (or twenty-fire- yeiira. He had
nlready cut its roots inpiuntorv to
the flint stroke, hut wai ordered to
let it remain. He did no, and iu Uio
loHowuitr yoar it wa. loaded with su
perb fruit of an entin-ly unknown va
riety, which at once became citlobra
ted. The root-pruniiip the gmilnnr
fcatl ffiren it Worked like a cliann.
ot many years afterwanls the Duch
JH d'Aiifroiilome was punjnK tluwif-h
Lyon and its inhabitants sent to tJifir
hospilalitieg, Kino fairuitudi-nsiiro-sented
the Duehcswe willi gtjlilcn aal
vnrs, on which lay lieapeil Uiis pre
"' taut, and besafd herfai hmtfiwi
on it licr ruime; an.i the pour now re
v .,'ti iml as (he crowuiiifr ghiry of all
fruiN ww thenccfonrnrd known tut
)m Dwhem d'Aiioulcmv.,
(icooissoa or A. cow a eo.)
LEBANON, OREQO N
DEALER IN
GENEItAIs MERCHANDISE!
WILL KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL STOCK
or
rR"V GOODS !
GROCERIES!
tloota and Shoes I
All fer Sale at tha Llwssl Prices for CASH
or FHODUl'K.
All persons owioir A. Cowan a Co. can little
oy celling os sue at Lebanon.
t7oHir. JAMES 1.. COWAN
NOT1CK TO FARMEUS.
I am prepared to 111 orilsrs for all kinds c
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY I!
atprlpoi thnt murt rlvf rntlro iMtsfaottnn
Coiud un with your oiMun. nU hvu ittum rtlUti
. AT LOW RATES ,
FOR 1.111 OK rilOOICE
I ALSO HAVE TIIR
BAIN WAaON
for "t to tulit U Wlihlnji to tmr.
RY V1HH K OV AN OHDKIl OK THE
County Court of lien ton Cixmly, Orvtron,
lllHilt all llkt I HHotwr Urtll. iKTtt. trf mniil I'siurt
U Uio tintti-niiia'U, pxiTiiMir nf lr lust will
aiuritisiHuiouv m juiii Ann irvm, wottiH'a,
I Will, AM VXtMHItor, OU
Jfundatj, m J&tfulavofJprit, l$7t
t Ihclinurnf loVtock P. H. of mttl dr-, nt
Utt Cmirt HoitHu UtNtr iu Allittuy, thin count v.
rMtit'Mtl t-n iu, tell ai iiuliiu ituottnn to tht
htfthest tlitd.r tho loliowiitir ii,iHTll)t'l
proH H-,lo-wU : '1 he Kil luilf ot tho Uoiiii
ilon Uml CUlm of Unvlrt Irvln mid JuIIa Ann
lrln. ttu wife, Notiticuium Nu. yum, tiintu in
l.lnu Cuimly. Htiittt trf Ori uim. tu.lt. lk.ii.ti.,n
ClHiitii nun .MtftloulnrlyiirwriUtMl un ntilnws:
if-KiiimnK t tun cbHiui-t-n-tt cornr nt thi
Ntrth-osl tiiiHrtffof K.tiinn Nt. i, uml run
IlillK ItlflHH) KHMt KU'hHlltiuntt ttHllt.Kl; Iht'luMt
.NurthHl.K.ohitli.H: IhriuHi UV.-.I h in u.
U:tt Mti chains: thorn Vi't w)
r.tuit t Arclittlnii. oh tl.t yUtw n( iivn tx-iriiutiitft,
th.'ntsltl bt half or mUX ollii-t.ittnltiU,iE
IwlinTitsntid I IU-aT n mir, It ta nun oi tn.
Ix wln'iit fnnnit In l.ltin Mmntv, mti nt intu
it Uu m-n nn iitoifr iHiHlvMiiitn. iVri.ia
Kalri-Ctxli thiwi Hi tho Hin ol n, nml Mttil
taut feuhJuA ttf lvnt whlt'li wt titn tKt. 1.
1AV11 UtVLNAtvoiiturw
Nftxt, door to Hlir Drue Store. In John Oan.
ter'H old Htand, Albany, Oregon.
DRILLS $c PLOWS
Having A large lot of the celebrated
STATESMAN POEOE TEED
GRAIN DRILLS,
direct from th factory, I enn offer better In
duoeoienUi to farmers thun ever.
PAOmO DOUBLE SHAKE FAN MIU,
for gmdinff wheat, cleaning flax, etc.,
PLOWS, OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS,
FEED CUTTERS, WAOONS,
and avnrlftyof ot.hr machlnprv.
1'horw In want of such biIIpIpb will find It to
their mlviintntft to call at my Hlacksmlth Hhop,
corner of Hecond and KILnwnrth treU, (oppo-
ricninn i-erryj, muany, urcfrou.
Ordi-rs from a distance prompt ly attended to.
WOOD.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY
PETERS & SPEIDEL,
MAKUFA CTt'BEHI Or
CARRIAGES.
Hacks and Wagons
0P EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ferry St., bet. First and Second,
ALBANY, OREGON.
CARRIAGES, HACKS AND WAGONS
of all Styles Manufsotured to Onler. at
as reasonable rales as the ue of good material
and Arstelass work will Justify.
REPAIRING OF ALL HINDS
Neatly and expetlltlouiilj done, at Low Rates.
Altiany May ZH, lor?. n.ztf
JOHN CONNER'S
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
ALBANY, OREGON.
DEPOSITES RECEIVED,
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT.
lutrrest Allowed tra Time Deposits In tin,
EXCHANGE ON PORTLAND, SAN FRAN.
CISCO, and NEW YORK, for sail
at lowest rates.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTED
JtSr-Banklng hours, 8 a. M. to 4 p. M.-a
Refer to II. W, C0RT1ETT,
II EN 11 Y FAILING,
Tab. 1, Wl-jl W. S. LADD.
PUIIVTERS & BIIVIEI(8
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If
shiiciviu v mii:ijaih.i
Z. BEARD & CO.,
TANGENT, OREGON,
Forwarding inrl Gommiuion ICarohuto
AND DKA1.KR4 !M
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE I
A good usirortmpnt of U hinds of
STAPLE GOODS
always In store at lowest market rates.
Wo are preparvd tn nil orders for all klmla of
ACtllKTLTI'KAL MACHINERY
nt prleoathat must lv entire anturaetlnn.-
l-iiint' on Willi yimr onlorsand hew Hu m tilled
At low nitt-s litr eitiil).
v AllkluUs ol itroikioe tnken la exehnnge
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
BOOK MID JOB
Pii!
09b
ALBANY, OREGON-
fflHTS OFFICK HAVING RECEIVED
M. complete stock of new typo, Is now ready
to turn out, on short notice, all kinds of gener-
Tags,
Blanks,
Ball Tickets,
Letter Heads,
Labels,
Briefs,
Posters,
Cards,
Pamphlets,
Legal Blanks,
Tisiting Cards,
Checks,
Dodgers,
and STery kind of Letter Press printing at rates
-aat uci j oonopeuuoii.
Having Just reoelmd
IRGE STOCK OF CARDS,
of nil sites And varlftlos, from Nw York, w
van now turn out work of that kind In any
iiuuutnj ana Yr iow naras.
Wo call ths MnMlal atUntlMi nt tha ladfau
toourntwstylsof
VISITING CARDS.
CRAwroamviLLie, r tun Ctx,
l.iril I
I wish to nnonnr thmmh jmur onlitmns
that I am a oMmiuitti inr A MMr tit l.inti
..uiitr, aubiret Ia Uh wil) nf lh- ImVMyvr
nod V -MMvitk iuttwutiuii l.inn.
P. WW
CHAIRS AND TURNING I
J. M. METZLER,
HaTlnr atoled kls Shoe to Jefferson and- arall.
u biumi or ine waler-nower at that f lae Is
aow prired to furnlak his eelebrated
RAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS I
In any nnaatltr and In anr shspe.
r II. will situ keep a large stoek of chain
at hia old staad, either ready fur ma er la
pieeee for sMunent. W. D. Ilelding la ku
sateulat I oil nlaee. tTnMll
E. L. 1IRYAW t t'U.,
LKDANON, OREGON
-OtALXni w
LEATHER, SADDLERY & HARNESS,
i m
(Irtttf,
i .way ov iiami a rrrr. aort.
t,nUf au-b all) tw ikM ai ahv.v
A larftT stork of the nnw-nlie the 'Matrrt affo
ny" hns lust boon mwlvisl at this oitioo mid
iiro now Ih'Iiib worked up In the latert stvle of
thi art. Any nemiD wishlnr anyihlnR In this
line Is mitigated to call aud aaoila speei
nivna ami karn our urlosa.
We aW keep on band a lait quantity of
LEGAL BLANKS
COWBTSTntQ of
WARRANTY SEEDS,
QUIT CLAIM DEE)S,
MORTGAGES,
ETC., ETC.,
htehlllheer.lilehen.
will f printed in a work-
(mhiir imn on nana will rw nnnu,
aieullke manner on short aoUoe,
OFFICE 1 PAKBISBS 1KICK IIOCI,
sUeUHT, OKBaoif.
i
r
BEE-HIVE STORE
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
NOTIONS, ETC.,
CHEAP FOR CASH !
COUNTRY PRODUCE
BOUGHT FOB
MERCHANDISE OR CASH !
THIS IS THE
CHEAPEST PLACE IN ALBANY I
yPftrtHPS will nlwnvs An woll tn onfl nrf sno
for themselves before consume ting their trades
elsewhere. H. WEED,
vsnautf. First St., Albany.
EUREKA ! !
THE PLACE TO GO
roR Totrct
TURNOUTS !
MONTGOMERY & GORE'S
LIVERY STABLE
KEEPS THE
FASTEST HORSES
AUD THE
HANDSOMEST BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES
IN ALBANY.
ThftVtakn MWlnl nnlns f n Irn Avarvfhlnrrln
th bent r?palr and furnish tho most complete
satlifaction to customers. Itemembrr ell this
when you want a fast, or a comfortablp, or a
saienae. iWUMWlftlKKY A UORE.
Cor. Second and Wash lngton St., Albany,
vttnmf.
AEW COODS
REDUCED PEICES
CO.,
E. D. WHITLOW &
Importers and Dealers In
FURNITURE!
V&Glstery (seeds,
First St, 8 doors below Conner' Bank,
ALBANY, OREGON,
Keeps constantly on hand for sale
Black Walnut Parlor and Chamber Sett!
Painted Chamber Seta!
Dining Boom Furniture
Kitchen Fnrnitnro of All Kindi!
SOFAS,
WBINO MATRERSES,
PULU 4 EL KEKA BEDS,
TAULES,
BEDSTEADS,
KOCKJ.NU CMAittS,
STANDS,
BUKEAUB,
WHATNOTS,
BIIACKETS, '
BOOK OASES,
HECRKTARIES,
UESKS,
ETC,. ETC.
UPHOLSTERING
In all Its branches. Orders filled with prompt
ness ana aispatcn.
COFFINS MADE TO ORDER !
Repairing and . Ufannfbctnrlng
Done to Order.
-WAU our work warranted"1
Givo m an Early Call and Examine
oar Stock.
"Goods delivered to any part of tha eltjr,"
nUtl. . D. WWlTLfUW & uu.
F.
c. mm & co
DEALERS IS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE f
Emtraclng the most
FASHIONABLE STYLES Of DRESS GOOD
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE!
The now and welt-arranged warehouse of
IS. CIIEADLE
with (roprovpd cleaning: aparntus of ample ca
pacity. Is now prepared to receive grain for the
HARVEST OF 1873,
STORE
Farmers wishing to
OR SELL WHEAT
GOOD NEWS IN LEBANON.
MONTAGUE & Mo C ALLEY
Have Just received and opened out
MAMMOTH STOCK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
consisting or
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, ETC.,
the whole comprising one of the choicest retail
stores In Orpiron.
iney expect to win puouc rnvor and public
patronacp by a prompt attention to eustompm
auu ruusouHu.e prices oi goods.
MONTAGUE A McCALLEY.
Lebanon, Oct. IS, 1873. v9nl0tf
THJ-.PARKERGUN.
r
. SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAA
PARKER BROX
,WIST MER1DEN.CT.;
vSnSttf.
ARCHITECTURAL AND MECHANICAL.
KBVMLIEN dc GILBERT,
Architect! to tha Board of Capitol
Commissioners.
PATENT OITIOE DEAVINQS, ETC
In Cree's Dulldlnfr, Portland, Oregon, i
vUnlltf.
will find It to their advantage to see me before
selling elsewhere. All will be furnished sacks
to move meir gram ay calling on me. The
IIIGUEST CASH PRICE
will be paid for wheat at all times.
E. S. MERRILL,
an old citizen of Albany, of excellent business
quRiincaitons, natt tHKen charge or tne ware
house and will superintend the receiving and
ueiivormg gi ait grain passing m rough n.
K. CHEADLE.
Albany, July 23, 1873.-n50tf.
EMPIRE BAKERY
-AND
PKOVISION STOEE
.IOII SCIIMEER,
Cor. Firit $t Ellsworth Sti. Albany. Or.,
Keeps constantly on band a eompltts assort
ment or
Groceries and Vcgctablct!
Trench and Fancy Candies!
Winei and Canned Trnitil
Cigart, Fipea and Tobacco
And everything else to be found in a .first elaw
Retail Family Grocery and Notion Establish
ment. "Live and let live," is my motto, and
shall bs the aim of my manner of dealiog with
customers, uaii ana see me.
7n27yl. JOHN BCHMEER.
WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
FROM AND AFTER DATS UNTIL FUR
ther notice, the Company will di.pntoh I
boat from Albany to Cervallil on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY of eaoh week.
Also will dtspateb a boat from Albanj for
Portland and intermediate planes on same days,
leaving uomslocK d uo s wnarl.
Fare at reduoed rates. J. D. BILES,
Dee. 16, 1871. Aaent.
5,000 BUSHELS OF EXTRA CLEAN SEED
TO FURNISH CONTRACTORS FOR THE SPRING OF 1S74!
READ WHAT THE FARMERS SAY :
Brownsville, Linn Co., Ogn.. Nov. IS). 18f3.
I, J. B. Henderson, do hereby certify that from 77 acres of
and sown to falx in the twiner ot 1873, I received Ifittl
busnels ot seeu. Average per acre, 21 4-7 bushels.
Signed J. B. Henderson.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 19th day of Novem
ber, lb tot Jb,. llIOMPSON,
Justice, ot the Peace.
State of Oregon, )
County of Lane. )
I herebj' certify that from 44 acres of land sown to Flai in
the spring of 1873 I received 10t8 bushels of seed, machine
measure. Averace per acre, 23 6-44 bushels.
Signed James Shelling.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, thia 29th day of Novem
ber, lis so. James r. Uro wn, JS otarv rubhe.
Brownsville, Linn Co., Og'n, )
Nov. 20, 1873. j"
1, Robert Montgomery, do hereby certify that, from TV?
acres of land sown to Flax in the spring of 1873, I received
010 bilshela of seed, machine measure. Average per acre, 23
7 buslu'iH.
Signed Hobekt Montgomery.
Solseribed nd sworn to before me, tliis 20th day of Novem
ber, 1878. , E. Thompson,
Justice of the Peace.
THe Brl t'rop for Chans ot Land Flat Ktubblr
JLqii.il to !iiiiiiiicrI .-illow lor IVbrat, in (he xC8
(imoiiT of all the Fliti-RaiMrr iu the State.
'RICE, THREE CENTS PER POUxND. IIW,! in.
structions regarding the preparation of the soil, amount sown to
the acre, &c ttirnished free to all applicants. Address, Pioneee
Oil Cojtpaxt, Salem, Oregon, or, Albaxt Faiuiers Covp-v
Albany Oregon, . ' nSOnrt! '
COSSISTINO I l"AEt Of
FIE BILKS, ENGLISH VELOURS AND 6UCOJIAL SEBOEI
THE NEW COLVHli
ALPACAS,
PLAIDS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, -LACE
COLLARS,
EMBROID'Rt,
SILK FRINGES,
GIMPS, .
. LACES, , ..
CLOTHING, i
FATVrfiVWffTTfil
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MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHIN
AND
FURNISHING GOODS
Si BiCDs.0 BjBBBSaaaaa. J?9
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HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WALL PAPER,
PICTURE CORD.
TASSELS,
MUiRORS,
1 PICTURE FRAMES '
BROCIIE SHAWLS,
MISSION SHAWLS,
LADLE'S FURS
CASSIMER
TiT. A "NTTTIT
CHILDREN'S FURS,
JJUMJEST1U GOODS,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
POCKET CUTLERY
TABLE CUTLERY, .
WOOD-WARE,
WDLLOW WARE,. .
GROCERLES, I
tobaccos;- i
FLANNELS
IIOSH5I
, ALSO THE CELEBRATED BREECH-LOADING
LAMIWATED STEEL SHOT CUM
PLAIN SHOT GUNS,
OHU1 i5,LIS,
SHOT POUCHES,
POWDER,
SHOT,
CAPS,
POWDER FLA5
GUN WA
HIGMEST
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MARKET
PRICE p. OR I VI
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COW HIDES, ETC.
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