The state rights democrat., June 17, 1881, Image 4

FRIDAY JUNE ltfl'881
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FARM, GARDEN AND FIRESIDE.
sortiyg ;nv.
A farmer's wife was buv
Sorting laeans.
The pood sfrmnt hardly any.
Tor tln harvest tinio WSS rainy,
lad for lxvtsis,
The poor ones were many,
she was vexed urn! tirt ly p:ckim
Out bad baftAfc
V r it twk her many hour-,
And it tried hor iatient jowers.
Till she wished thr re w ere no shower,
To spoil the beans.
Suddenly fch stopped, and thinking
Of the beans
Now finished, said villi smiling :
What a fool to let the ri ing
Come, the pleasant hours heguiiinjr,
I'or bad be.tiiH.
"When I come to have another
.sorting beans,
I will save me half the trouble,
And my pleasure, will be double,
While 1 burst tho hideous hubbU
Offend beans.
"F r instead of always looking
For bad bran,
1 wUl iravf tl:m, while trith plimsore
1 will gather otit and treasure,
1 II I till my little imagine
With good beans."
T icre's a leQP front this story
Sorting beans,
Life is full of smiles and sadness,
M my griefs and sometimes gladness,
Slurb of joy and more f ndlttta -1
ike ioor beans.
And our work in life is sortinp,
As with beans,
VN', e9 g through life aud end It,"
Lott ing ihe best things that lewi it
Charms, and only spend it
With lad lteans.
Rnt thf r s a way that's lietiei
Sf r;ing laeanr.
Cbooae the goo?, and when life closes'
There will lae less thorn tl an ion.
F.r ihr irarnrre.l good dispones
( f oor beans.
THE SHEF.P LAWS.
AN A T In pr ven the sprrsd rg of ( on
lag-o'ix !uui j hi rzu.U'i u se ifs smong
su- p
B it f v. by (he L yislative Assembly
ot thr ofosc uf (trtgm:
Samoa I.. There shall be appoint
ed by tho County Curt, sittiup; as
County Com miss toners, an Inspector
oi apiureani oi uie
- r r e i - j
wo uin-, wit -oo, wiiuu- reside
in tuo uim.is.it-s iui -7mcn lacy are
Pfiolnted ieciirely. E.ich of such
. . j. -VI. ..tin. . . . ' 1 .
rs before entering upon the
i of .his office shall give an tin-
Uortaking to the County Court, with
two or more sufficient sureties, to be
npprueJ by the county jude, condi
tional for the faithful performance of
the duties of his office. Each In
spector shall have power to appoint
deputies, not exceeding one ur each
precinet, far whose acts he shall be
responsible, and by any of whom he
may perform any act required of him
by this Act. It shall be the duty of
each Inspector of Sheep, at any time
up :i tho written request of one or
more citizens of his county, owning
or having possess! m of sheep, that
sluep owned by or in Ihe privM-ssion
of any other person is alfe t d with
scab or scabbies, and that such owner
or other person 1ns been notified of
flic fact, arm fails to take pnqier steps
to cure said diseased sheep, it shall
bp the duty of the Inspector without
delay, to examine said sheep, and it
he shall find said sheep to be affected
wittf'said disease, he shall take said
-iicep into his possession at once, and
cause them to be cured. lie may
be nei-essary for thai purpose, and
the owner or owners of said diseased
sheep shall be liable to said sheep In
spector for all necessary expenses,
costs and charges incurred in curing
the sheep, including a comijensation
of three dollars, er day to such In
spector f r every day or part of a day
in which he shall lie necessarily in-
voivvrj, .together with me ex)enses
of traveling to and frem such place;
Provlletl, that if the complaint shall
boLdse, the (tarty complaining shall
lio liable to the Sheep Inspector for
his compensation of three dollars per
day for every day or part of a day
employed in the examination of said
sheep, and expenses of travel as afore
said. The indebtedness incurred
under the provisions of this Act may
be recovered by such Sheep Inspec
tor in his official character, by an ac
tion in any court having jurisdiction
or the atnctint.
4DC -, Ji.uy ptrrsuu, uuiupuny or
corporation intending to bring or
cause to bo bronght into any of the
counties of the State of Oregon, any
sheep or bands of sheep, must first
obtain from an Inspector of Sheep, du
ly appointed under this Act. a certifi
cate that said sheep, are sound and
free from scab or scabbies, before
crossing the boundary line of sa'd
county ; and any person, company
or corporation desiring to move his
or their sheep from one county to an
other, shall secure from the Sheep
Inspector of the county which he
loaves, or which he enters, a certifi-
eafe of inspection and traveling per
mits duly signed, that such sheen are
free from scab or scabbies and all
other eoniairious or infectious disease-.
Any person willfully or neg
ligently vioia'imr the provisions of
this section, sha 1 be guiity of a mis
demeanor, arid on conviction thereof,
shall bo punished by a fine of not less
than twenty d-liars, nr more than
two htn (in t! and fifty dollars.
Sr. 3 Whenever, on examina
tion (f any Uands r, herds of sheep
kepi or herded in any coBnty'in the
State of Of g .o, ihe H beep Inspector
shall ii'.ii -u i , .-in p, or any portion
jf ilea, ;ibi;tid with scab or scab-
pies, r ai-y id her
5'gi us ili.-eases,
infectious or con
if KliftH forthwith
r p :r o.i in charge
tolif
V 1 he ovvner .
-rrf :
Jjih
siicep. in
wr ung, to put
sieh disou-ed sheep end the twnd or
ficrd-in which they have been kept,
into an inclnsure, or by other sufS
cicnt means be kept, therein, from
contact with other sheep. and proceed
immediately to treat them for the
cure of such disease; under his super
vi -sun; 'and any person, company or
corporation who shall refuse or ne
gteet to Immediately put uch sheep
Into nn luclosure, or by other suffi
cient means, secure them from con
tact with other sheep, or who shall
refuse or neglect for thirty days after
such notice to prococd to treat such
sheep for the euro of such disease,
under tho supervision of the Inspect
or, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof, shall be
punished by a flno of not less than
twenty-five dollars, nor moro than
two hundred and fifty dollars, and
for each day of such neglect or re
fusal to treat such sheep, after thirty
days trot n J such notice, such person,
company or corporation shall in?
guilty of a separate misdemeanor,and
upon conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by a flno of not less than twen
ty dollars or more thnn fifty dollars,
and in addition to the punishment
provided in this section the Inspector
shad, lu case of a refusal or neglect
to secure diseased sheep from contact
with other sheep, immediately upon
notice being given as herein provid
ed, or in ease of nogloct of fifty days
after such notice to treat such sheep
f a- the cure of such disease, sei.e
such sheep and by t nclosnro or other
sufficient means, secure them from
contact with other sheep, and pro
ceed without other unnecessary delay
to treat them for the cure of such
disease, and the expense of such
seizure, keeping and treatment, to
gether with tho fees of tho Inspector
while engaged therein, shall bei
charged on tho sheep so seized, and
the Inspector shall hold tho sheep
until the same is paid; or if it be not
paid within ten days after such treat
ment is completed, he shall collect
tho same, together with tho costs
and expenses of collection, by adver
tising and selling such sheep, or so
many thereof as may necessary, in
the manner provided by law for the
sale of personal property upon execu
tion ; Provided, no person, company
or corporation, shall be required to
dip or treat a baud of ewes or auy
part of them, in which there are ewes
with iamb at any time from the 15th
of March to the loth of May of any
year.
Sec 4. The fees of the Sheep In
spector .hall be as follows ; for in
specting, granting certificates and
traveling permit, two dollars and
fifty cents each, together with ten
cents per mile necessarily traveled in
making such inspection
Sec. 5. Any person, company or
corporation violating any of the pro
visions of this Act, shall be liable in
civ.i action for all damages sustained
by any other person, company or cor
poration, in cousequence of such vio
lation. " " -
SgcrCT'On any actions or proceed-
TjingS) civilor criminal, arising under
- i
this Act, all pen
IH-rsons having an inter
est in sheep, concerning which such
action or proceeding is ha.l, shall be
deemed the owners of such sheen.
and such owners shall be liable, sev
erally and jointly for violations uf
this Act ; any herder, shepherd or
other person in charge of sheep, who
shall willfully refuse to give an In
spector information as to tho condi
tion of sheep in his charge, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished
by a fine not less than twenty-five
dollars nor more than two hundred
and fifty dollars. In crirnidal actions
against corporations under this Act,
no arrests shall be necessary, but a
summons contaicing notico of the
time and place of trial together with
a copy of the complaint, filed before
a Justice of the Peace,or in the court
in which the action is Commenced,
shall tie served in the samo manner
and for the same time as in civil ac
tions.
Sec 7. Courts of Justices of the
Peace shall have concurrent jurisdic
tion with the Circuit Court f all
misdemeanors deilned in this Act,
and of all criminal prosecution for
such misdemeanors. The provMous
of this Act, requiring the Inspectors
of Sheep to prosecute for violations
of its provisions, shall not be so con
strued as to prevent such prosecution
from being commenced and prosecut
ed by other persons, as other crim
inal actions are commenced and pros
ecuted. Sec 8. In consequence of the rapid
spread among sheep of the contagious
or infectious disease commonly called
scab, and inasmuch as there is no
adeqaate law for the prelection of
sheep against said disease, this Act
shall take effect immediately upon
its approval by the Governor.
Approved October 25, 1880.
YUO LOSES TM E UtMltl b Mtll.tr?
We clip the following From the filan
dard of Wednesday last : Our readers
will remember the unexpected flood of
January last, caused by an unusual
rise in the Columbia river, that backed
the water up over the lower docks of
this city and caused a heavy damage
to wheat stored in the warehouse at
Pacific dock. The Bank of British
C c nbta, which had many heavy ad
vances cnon the wbei stored in this
warehouse by George Marshal & Co.,
have entered suit in die U.S. Circuit
Court for the recovery of a balance
of $12,000 due on account of this
damaged wheat. Messers. Kllinger
and Bronaugh are employed by the
bank, and Messrs. Durham fc Ihomp
son appear as attorneys for the defense.
The latter set up as their defense that
the warehousemen weie the agents of
the bank, and that the bank holding
the wheat as a pledge ecam-? tiw baiue
a- o
in posses-sion, and by reason of a want
of care on the part ot the bank, the
wheat was damaged, and therefore the
complainant should bear the loss. Ti e
decision of this case will involve the de
cision of hundreds of thousands of dol
lars similarly in contest in this State,
and some new leg! points are raised
in the case. Great inwrest if'eU in ihe
decision by many mei chants and ware
housemen all over the State. The
conrt has two snort band reporters
engaged to take the testiwoiri am
other points in the case. A large nuui
ber of witnesses Lave been subpioned,
and the proceed in 's ai e watched ith
interest by a full attendance of specta
tors.
An old bachelor, who died recently,
left a will dividtrg all l is property
equally among the surviving women
iho had refund him; "because."
sf i J he, "to them I owe all my ejrlh
ly happiness."
I MKPI I, KRCIPK.
A po dtlce of sifc S'uip and cranber
ries said In b? cllVrtive in curing
corns.
If when bread Is ml;en from tho
oven, tho loaves nre turned upside
down In the hot tins and nro allowed
to stand a few minutes, the crust will
set easily.
Any ono who still dares to eat
boiled ham will find it worth while,
after boiling tho ham until it is lou
der, to put it in a dripping pan and
set it in the oven for half an hour.
This will dry out all the water ami
will also make the ham less gretisy.
TO CURB A FELON.
As soon as tho parts begin lo swell,
wrap tho arfs nilectcd, with a cloth
thoroughly saturated with tlnetura of
lobelia, and the felon Is dead.
A SI'UINU IUSH.
Uoast lamb with mint.uuee Is now
seasonable. It U an art to make
good mint sauce. Chop mint very
flno ; add brown sugar considerably ;
mix with cider vinegar, not with
whito vinegar : servo with spinach
aud new potatoes.
CHICKEN CANADA.
To mako chicken panada rub to
gether in a mortar tho meat from the
breast and wings or a roast or boiled
chicken, with an coual ouantity of
stale bread ; then add gradually tN
water in which the chicken was
boiled ; boll for a few minutes and
rub through a fine sieve.
LEMON HONEY.
Six well beaten eggs, grated rind
and Juico of three lemons, ono Muud
white sugar,one-fourth pound butler:
stir butter and sugar to a cream, add
lemons and simmer ; when hot add
eggs, stir briskly for five minute, re
move and cool. This can be kept In
Jars for months, to use for cake and
tarts.
UKEAP AND BITTER Ct DDINO.
Butter a deep dish , put in custard
beaten up of two egg an 1 tniv up
with sultanus ; lav into it pieces of
bread and butler without the rind,
and sprinkle over each layer sugar
and sultanus, flivbring with cinna
mon or nutmeg. When the dih Is
filled up place in oven and bake gent
ly. Turn out upside d.u n.
CINCINNATI STttV.
Cut into pieces three pounds J'n,
fresh beef, veal or pggfc ; peel mi l
slice a quarter. of ,i peek Of toinalcK S
and season the whole with pepper
and salt ; put the whole into a slew
pan and cover it close, but put In no
water, as the Juice is enough ; stir In
a piece of but Iter, drmlge it with ;
flour and cook till meat is tender
toast soma bread, cut in three-corn-1
erned pieces, souk In water and, then
set up around the inside of a deep
dish and pour the stew in and servo
hot.
i iiiiu. win: ii ("ill'.
At thw season of the var tbe air, m
thick wiih flying ragftOCM laMt lM
wheat yield, which may Imj espnct.- J.
Views on the subject are aa dtvenm ua
raen'a intt-reata. Thoao who are carry
ing a large atock of old wheat ai inon-
willing to nuiad tlornwIviM and
Mt Kne f It t t t Ik a enm lltrf Pitli Will I . .
ahort. ttpeeobtOM wh., would like to i
sec a small grain -fleet IXt fall Attd
winter are ant to take a similar iew.
Ho it hapiciiH that rc'jHirta of in
jaraLs, of but weather, north winds, ;
blight, rust, mnt, fallen grain, .:d
held fires, arw ad mom or leas exag.
geraUnl at this time of the year. lfWTIfK LH HRRKilY JilVKN THAT
one wore to tadieve a fourth of lln-so
tales it would s.H.n U suplxtNed that '
California wouhl havo no surplus to ;
Sell this ve.tr.
Tho truth, as far as can Ihj asfr-
tained from corre.sjxindenta and roiwirts
of interior exchanges, is that the wheat
yield of the State, though it cannot.
reach the figure of last year, will be a
very creditable one, and, if the losses
by reason of lam Is over flowed last
winter be considered, it will rank as a
remarkable one. The word miizht as
ell fio abroad that considering 'lb
ucett t.uuu.ut
tons of wheat, auJ itry. aid that 5utl,
000 tons of thatRH atiil on band. Al
lowing an ample margin for llio iotuiea
incurred on over-flawed landa, hut re
membering that tho average rainfall
was over 28 inchex, it seeni aa if 1 , 1 00,
000 or 1,000,000 tons might be calcula
ted upon. Thin, undtrr tbe circum
stances will be something to be nroud
of, and up to the present time nothing
has occurred to disprove such a con
clusion. In this cae the suipius of
. tat a .,......
new wneat wouhl he about ouu,im;;
tons. Of course in all calculations at
this season there are many uncertain
factor. How will the wheat yield on
the late-sown adobe landhl Is the runt
going to be serious in any scctiou? As
it is thresher! does it prove plump ami
of good quality in most districts? These
are questions which it is yet too early
to decide. But, as we have stated, the
prospects are in lavor ot tho large
surplus named.
TO MAItK MEAT H.lMt
If i ho case can he iletimuHtruteri to
a cook that meat can he made tender
by Hoftening the fibers with the action
of a little vinegar there will be no
reason why sho should send a tough
Htoalc to the table. If she can be con
vinced that it better to turn it over
on a plate containing a littio vinegar
salad oil and pepper four or five times
in a couple of hours, Instead of trying
to make it tender by battering it with
a rolling pin or cleaver,and so forcing
out all thejuices,sheniuet be uhgtloate
indeed if she prefers thr; iatter method
a"nd the sooner her aervlee aro dis
pensed with tho better for the to n
per and stomach of her employer.
In hoeing or weeding your straw
berry plants it itf alwnys brst to pick
off the blossoms of fruit buh, : h it Is
ii lmo.d impossible to grow good lrollg
plfints, eapabte of be u ingai profitiiblo
crop of 'straw iM'rrie, if they ere al
loped to bear at pleasure tho first
year.
Pumpkin seeds act as diuretic on
cattle. Cows in milk should never
have access to them. Before pump
kins are fed the seeds should always
be removed, for they decrease tho
flow of milk very rapidly.
wen go aoruao tnav WHiwumiimv
-
luast vear tiro nia lu t
Never leavo an xeess or fruit to
mature upon a tre under l hi lui-prcf-slon.
that I y so doing ti can
hope lo incrca te ihe yield 1 1 her in
quantity or qualify. A.i excessive
crop Is always secured tit tho exjionHO
of quality w.th loss of value, and not
Infrequently at tho expense of thi
health and even ultimately of (ho
life of fhe tiee.
OI tho 1,000,900,000 ot eul
tlvafable land in the Unlictl Blales,
only eleven ami a half per centum
arc used. Tho 2,58(1, .C,8fl20 bushels
of wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye,
buckwheat and potatoes raised
year were produced on H.i,l)H3,U0o
acres, and the cultivation Is In most
cases careless.
' - -
A clover sod fumed under in Miy
Is excellent for potatoes. In the
event of there Itclng no clover al to
tern under, take t hut part of the
mowing Which In iunrent run out,
und plow deep enough to have m .11
sufficient to COVW tfc potato plant
Such kind will stand drought hetler
than a stubble fallow.
The aggregate numlK-r of llVO&tot k
In the United States Is set down ftjj
93,000000 hood.
p
A Newark man was Indignant
beeaus his wife called him her dried
apple. She explained tint he was i
great well.
.... ....
Nlnrru'M berry Tomb Tustr.
An sromstlc coinlilim' in for the prt:Hr
vallon r iho T.s-th sod tlunm. It Is Isr
upriOff to nny prepsrstlon of the klml in
the market. J l.o . Ii m I -m opui
price Ml rents. Kor ssle by Ktwhiey
tV Mhmhi, Albany, Oicgen.
BavmnoatM irtitmii.
Mi-tifit fenli.ij .ninl M.i .mi, tln lo e .!ru'.
yuts el tie' town, ur nlw-nv up in tin- liinus
tout ie.tly t in t llM il. in:utii i.l their many
i NMAMMM Vktjf liavo junt nesieed p
ply u( that woii'i.-rttil rvmoly tdat e xi -1
uhing tli' world by hi hm v. I.i cuuh, I r.
Iviny's Nw lliacovrry ir ( 'nntnpUoii,
(OJhx. eaUa, ftathinn, bfowohltl, hav fsver,
phtluvic, crimp, alioipn conli. tirklitn in
the thn.-it, l"H ff tiii-.-. Ii. nr-i i.. -. r any
nlftfc-tiuii of Mm Uuvat n.d lattf, Tbii r-o.-
ly )Mitiv't cr, tii.-.i .i.. u u,.ii
fy. If yon bi iit l.s-la v. c . .
and got s trial Uttl frro i (Mrf r a ncu
Ur itc Imttlo for oiiu d.U ir. A- o ato
your life give it a trial ami Ik? euttviuesd, aa
thouaanda alraity have lon.
rmhay aud Maaon. wholesale flot-tita A IW--ny
; 1. Morn. s. o ,r. fc t o,.y. Iba-
iioii4 Dr ., m. rVnnB, Lefatnoa ; l. m.
Cilhrratt"', Uiiriii Vita ; i!. - . itu ami M-n-taif,
.l.-n:ra.n ; tl. 11. 1. lrm hfM, Tur
ner ; It. A. lUmny, Barriefcug ; R m
Ifaytsi, IUtM-y ; l.nnn Smith, llahry ;
Starr ami lUakr'v, l'.r.)mvillc.
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advi iti-ui he ha-1 an w
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crwl ,"U' ,l 1 '"n ,h 1 " "n'
poa.Wy have r.
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AT ALBANY.
Administrator's Notico.
A,, . , ,
tered of nHs"rd,th nildawmgind have Iws.n
duly npisUntcU the Administrators .i rtbe
eatalo of '. I'.urkliart, deceased. AH
js-riMjiis haviiiir claims auaitiMt ald ostato
.ur nspiired to proaent them, pioerltv
verillfNitntho uuilendKned at the (ato r. -i
dene of Iho d.s-wnsod near Allstnv (.Inn
siiniv timgon withiu six months fioin
tins dale.
M. miKKIIAKT,
J. Ii. IirKKHAltr,
AdmlnistratnrH.
Jun 3t Issl. ii
clt Wkawskln ur i.wii u.wn mafU
at tit. it 11-m.iis s rlthrr rv ran mass
all ilu i.ii.i'Oi- rfk. rtt l..r irti-iiUr
UMIftl n. 1'i.rlihiul, MaI.ki
READ!
flail oI Llmi County Council, P. of
May 7ih, 1S81
Ml:. BUGMNB ; i v 7.f xa .y,
A'jmt f). M. OSBORNE A CO., Albany, Orajon :
Siu : At a regular moating of the Linn County Business Council, P. of H ,
bekl this lav, tho 1). M. Osboroo t Co. Hai vesting Machinery was ndoptrd lor
tin; uh'; f tho I'.itrons of this jurisdiction.
Yours Kcapectfully,
(Signed) 11. C. POWELL, Secretary.
It is with prid that we refer to tho above communication, coining ih it
dor from tlto Linn County Council, a huHineaa association oOflBpaand of boiuo of
tho lct and most Miccossful fartnei-H of Linn, Lane, Benton and Marion Coun
ties. They purcliaaed a large namlier of OsnoiiNK BlHPBiUI hiHt year, ami so
universal was the hatiafaction given during the harvest of 1880 that they have
decided to order another lot for the coming harvettt. This endorsement speaks
volumes for tho OsuotiNi:, and it is mw in order for another wail of 'humbug"
ami "lie ware" Id ascend from the agent of tho only twin and l'ioncer Hinders.
To those winding our machine wo say, in all sinaerity, givo us your orders early,
that we msy bo able to supply you. Our orders to the present exceed our most
sanguine exrfctutiom, and wu aro daily adding the names of somo of our best
farmers to the list. Mr. Bnrge, tlm Northwest cosst manager of tho firm of D.
M.().HbornefeCo.,wtitcsniotlmt it is the same from all pints of the country, and has
telegraphed for more machines. So come on with your otdois. if any of otn
customers have a machine that is out of order, and require, any nsMhtatu e in
adjusting tho same, if they will leave word nt my ollico in this city, or write to
P, M. Osborne & Co., Portlan.l, tieore harvest comment s, tl ev will lie waited
upon fm: of chwjc Wii have no cry of fraud or wan. in- to make ag&taat
irresponsible agents, or nny one else. Kvery machine sold lv us is in !. name
of and warranted by I). M. Osborne & Co., whoso iarniliiHty is t ot, ipies
lioned bv any ttjftptclabbn dealer in America.
41 -KIKJIINH r.l'CII AN AN.
mVMH k JOSKPU,
"PROIMtlPTOllS of -
ALBANY SODA WORKS,
AND DEALERS 1N
Imported and Domestic Cigars, Tobaccos, Groceries, Provisions,
Candies, Nuts, and Tropical Fruits.
Albany, ... - - i-ooii.
ONE DOOR BELOW JOHN BIWOGS' STORE. S0m3
hnrrN IMrniorr.
Y. l C
at tin ar tootiiH in tV
ter n l.rirlt beUShigon Vodmmtny evi
at 7 :') n'dook, ami mi Suhhath nftfiaio
IIIH III.
MuaincM tsrfitincpi nro held on tin n
of the M'onml Momlny in each month.
U. I'. OUCltCJI.- lh-oat:liingovcry Kahhath,
at 11 A. M. , and 7 v. m. by lUiv. r. Q, ir
vim?, I). S.ihhafh S. bool at 2:.10 c. M.
Prayer mention; - . ry Tlmraday evening.
KvArtar.i.UM. Currrn. Preaching on Mali.
Iiath at II a, v., and 74 P, M. Kahhath
School Ifitld. I'ravi r m linrf every 'I'liuni.
.lay ovciiing. V. ( '. Kantm-r, pantur.
OpWoatui Mi-.- At.t'm at. n. S. rv iera every
Sabbath at II a. H. nml H v. M. MahUth
SenoeJ at 2:.'. myer meetbtg ....
Thurmlay eveniiu; .,1 . i, , ..I.. v.
Harris, paatnr.
ML K. OflOtteu, ,v,,i in. -Service every
Sabbath at St. I'mil's M. K. Cbnr. l., Botttk
(It 11 A. H. and 7111 M. Sabbath K h k.I
at I2 t: M. Pray, r meeting ev ry 'rimin
ilay evmng. If. C. Miller, paator.
M. B, OntmOR,- IVoa hing every Sabbath
at II a. m. nml 7'j r. m. Song ervic4 in
the evening boforti aertmm. Sahlmth ScIkmiI
it flafftf, m. Prayer nuitinj (rrffj 'llnir-
lay evening. I. hillon, pantor.
IUlTIrr fill it. ii. Serviced ev ry Sabbath
at 1 1 a. M. and 7S I". M. Sabbath Sulnw-I at
I 'J, Prayi r OMetiag every 'J'huitiday n
ing. Wi Jt Crawfonl, p.mtor.
PitKaorrKntAir CiieHcii.-rWvice every
Sabbath Meriting nml tveohia in Cotkwa
Chapel. Heudej SebeeJ Immediately rftertfce
morning aervic.?. I'r.-.yer metlni;' every
Thnraday Aveeiiig. Uov. Klbert N. 'mid it.
aa wr,
Administrator's Salo
lyjoTMT. g UKRMDY avi;N THAT
1.1 la pniMianco .i mi order of tic ('utili
ty Court r Ltnu County and smtc .i ( n .
lionfbtir1ng data AukuM fttli Ur7t, being
a day or dm regular August lertn or wie
UOUft, f'.r tun yenv ls7v, m (bo uniiler ot
Iho cMiile r.f Sarah Ann Sliuhmu, thuftuttul,
I ho uiiihMi..;ued,AdnilriUtraUr of Maid i-s-t
ale, w ill Mil! at put. lie UfltloU at tlm CbUtf
lloiiae hx.r In Aibanv. I. Inn Uouttf , and
statu of ireou, hI i In. hour of ono o'cloek
p. in. of
WATI'lttttY, jim: Mlfc I s I ,
all iho rtuht, title, lntcieMtnud!sni,eoriho
Maid Saiali Ann MIuiImiii at the littio of her
dcalh in and to all thai certain tract of
land lyliiKMrul lK inKi.ltuiii. in bine, coun
ty. Oregon toid l"M;ritMs its tollown :
Coui lueoeing at ibeSantiam river on in.
lino I" iwoen tux tlonii 3 snd I in Township
lo south, itaiiKe :t West of Willsrruob
Meridian, them o Konlh on Nthl bun on
mllo, more or Iww to the South went -or-!..r
of Kil.l Hci-ttou :t,thoii o South lUehaliin
and 90 links, Umum south 0 i;sst, yi.m
e.'.aiuM, iheuoo Morth h g;( Vmi. 26.77
'hnliiH. tl,. n.-t, North 'M.'J eliains, tboi.eu
W 1 7i ttehaloi,thuaes Morth alvetuilns,
MOTt r liw. to tho fttnthUM river, tlnnee
iIoam lhMtict river to tho la-e .if (.-. i
nine, (s.utaiiitii tao bumtred and bily
acn.s, inort or ).,, (savbiir aud excepto.V
tin nave yard of nSoe rod Mpiafj.
Ti.uws ano (nmoM ov Sai.iu Ono
half tho pnrebasa prioo, coh In 11. S. gold
0Oia in hand en day of utlomd balainv hi
Mix months, with ltitor.it IhtiaOU at llM
ratoof ouo xr cent pr inoulh from tin.
day ofaalo, wnr.-d by uolo and mottgJMM
on ihe proiuUes fur Uto psviuenl thereof.
May Isn.
I.. II. MONMANYK,
45ui! AdminUtrator.
Asaigneo s Notice of Ap
pointment. N'OTICK is IIBRKOY
the uildrHii(f:ei br
IVJOI THAT
oeu dulv an-
M.int. A-, -ii fur tli. I in lit .J n.ll
tor. fall the prorn rty of Charles Ilodts,
of North Itrowiisville, Oroijon.
AH s-raona having claims a;rtin'.t said
liarhM Hodc., will preMenl Iho MHiiie. . r
ifkal uh D nir- I by law, -a illiiti nix soottt be
Ik. iii lliks date, to the nud-rinod, at bis
ri.ideii.i, in HrtiwnsviUe, r.-.m.
IsuimI Mav 9S,
W. 0. COGLEY,
tt Avl-,'lnr.
Executor's Notice.
rcofon i hrrrbt aivrra that
I the uuflerxlgned haa haiw by an or.
. r .l" I . t'oiiu' v Court if I. iuu (,'oiiiit,
r..!uly apjtf.inirtd Ktocutor of the lasi w ill
and iMMaiaiN Of loha Mark, Sr., do-.-.
e--d, in;.- .f i-oiiniv. All iMTMins
Iihvku claims wipe nst Mnid estate an- l r.
l.y mained an-! rtspiirrsl to pre- nt Mho
Maine, with the j.rojM-r voio-liors In the un
.ii rsiK'iHslu bis reidenoe about tv. mils
wi st of libanou, bum County, Oretiou,
within sit month, from tho date hereof.
May "Ji.th, iK-d.
J. M. MARKS,
43 Bsaautata
BACON, EGGS AND BUTTER
v a Nrri :i :
A
S I HATE A piHKfrr WAY F ids
poslmr of the ataOVO I eail atfoi-d lo
Kiu moie
elty.
than anv other
hoil!n in Hi:
P. mur.N.
Mlt J. II. IUti, NewKraor Ad-erlla.
IngAKont, U lark 1 tow (Time? Hldl'llng)
New York, Ih aniboriMNl to wntraet lir
ailvertimmteiiiM in ilm DKMontaT at our
II. i
f
FARMS FOR SALE.
Wc bayg a largo list of cholco f.irmlng lands in rarious parts of the val
ley, ranging In price from S5.00 to $40.00 H'r n ro- l'ai,b?s visiting thl-s
soelloii with a view 6t purchasing farm should cull and InMjK'ct tho descrip
tiotiM on llle in our cflice.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We urc belter pjcpiircd thitii vcr fo negoii de Iojiih rn improved f.iruw
in IdNN and BKK9DN .unlhs, oa the meti fivorablc lerms. Yearly In
terest, nnd lo ins c"in be
REPAID IN INSTALLMENTS.
Ilespccl fully,
STEWART & CBfeY.
Thh hranck of our business will receive the Mime prompt nftenl loo n
ht rctofore. Wo hfivo the agency for five of tno lest lusur.ince ( ' "inp Miles
doing buJnoas on tho Pacific Coast and can give the lowest rates. Collcc
ti nis from any pari of the country will receive prompt atlenfirn.
I'.-.jusdfuHy,
STEWART & CREY,
"Democrat Building,"
AM1ASY. OREGON.
AT THE Old STAND, T
COOK, BOX
STOVES
Am SHiJ ItoitHi- In tli' tall .
TIN, SHEET IRON
DKsrimflON IN KTtwK
JIAM, A rULL
GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE.
.d WUK'II III: OI KKrtS TO TIIK IfJRfJC AT 1'KH'KS, THAT MOT
rnMl'lTITInN. OA Mi AT ?J KIICST ftTRRVf, A I J1ANY. tRMOOIf.
AUi
Repair work dono at
viln2S
MARX BAUMGART
ir. jrr tr: k.h or-r a
w Liquor Slore
Kaxr- rs mv.iAXi i.r on iiu
THE FIXKST UHAKBS 09W1SBS,
DBtS, TOBACRO & MtiAILS.
l Uv O b linilcl sc LonlM
STONEWALL W HISKEY,
Tho finest hiskny hi the State.
Whiskies, Krenrh Hraudiei, Sherry,
I'ort. ( i.ii'rt. and all oliier kinds'
il' winrs, 4un. Ale, Ileer,
and Porter.
Bitten of every kind, and the heht
brands of tobarro and Cigars.
fitTl want Avcrybraly to underKtaud IU
I have opeucd out a tirat-clavw new liquor-
alore, whore city and country deal
era can nrrcure their atoeka at I'nrllaiid
priiHw, with only freight added.
ItoouiN on the corner of Front and Ferry
Street, Alny, Orerron. JdHlf.
C. e. etiKURY.
C. R. PARK KS.
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CEERRi & PARKB8,
(.Suecofcsors to C. C. Cherry.)
MaciiiBi8ts, Millwrights, and Iron
Founders. '
WK HAVE OUR NEWKIIOrS ALL
completed, aud aro now prepared to
handle ail kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacturo Meant Lupines. ;ii-i and
Saw Mill Maebinory,nnd all kinds of Iron
aud liraas CaslinKs-
imt I i:t;s NAM on Ml out miiki:.
Sper;ial attAutien given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will alsfi manufan
ture tlm improved Chorry A Whito (.irain
Separator.
simp on Rakr SI. Ofllrr at Lnrulaer Yard.
AUmns', dr., Dee. 1, 18S0. IStf
King of the Blood
In not a "pun--oil-" It tl a blood-parUJor and tonic
Impurlly of blood poisons tho syMtem, dcrannis
tho circulation, mid thus Induce many disorders,
known by different names to dlstlnKutHh them ao-oordlng-
to effects, hut being really branches or
phases of that greut generic illsortler. Impurity
of Itlond. Such are 7yspcpsa. IHlioumiata, TWivr
'omplnint, Conxtiptttion, Si m-out Dimtrdrm, Iltatl
aohr, Iitwkaoli, Ucnrml Wt'aknrim, Heart Disease,
l)rttpi, Kidney lit6ae, IHIet. tiheuttmtiimt. Ca
tarrh. Scnifula. akin Distttlertt, Pimples, Ulcer,
SicetilnyH, frc..dta. Klna of the Blood preveato
and curtis these by attacking the cause. Impurity
of the Wood. Chemlsta and physicians agree In
calling It "the most genuine ana efUcicntprepa
ratlon for the purpose." Sold by Druggists. H I per
iKttllo. 8eo testimonials, directions, Ac, In pam
phlet,' "Treatise on Diseases of the Blood,"
wruppod nrounsl rtu b bottle.
B. HANSOM, SON A CO., Props., Buffalo, N. T.
ffiQAA A MONTH guarant-xod.
nll 'U inalo by tho industrio
8 a day at home
Capita! not rv
mired : wo will start you. Men, women. Itoys and
girls mako money faster at work for us than at any
thing else, Tho work is light and pleasant, and such
as anyone can go right at. Thos who are wise who
pcq this notice will send its their addresses at once and
-t e for themselves. Costly Outfit and .terms. Now i
tbfr time. Thoso already at work are laying up large
sums of money. Address TltrjE a CO.; August
Maine.
l:esp.elfully,
STEWART & CREY.
40LLKTI0S.
3XT BBIGGS
! ITItfTT HTItKKT, II AS ON HAND AS FiSh a?.
AKSOUTMKNT OK
AND PARLOR
AND RANGES,
lie a ao hn imitIk hihI maiiulaf turr
AND COPPER WARE
K TO ORDFR.
AMBORTM ENT O
AIXO. UK KKKr N
reasonable r.iu-es.
THE
BOSS PAIN KILLER
OF THE WORLD
is -
UK. HEKLEVK
L3liTl' It.
Tin Xew Medical Wonder
r the i9th Centnrjr.
THKWHNDKnn i.MJiil.lsHKIt Off
TAIN.
DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THROAT i
The tnoirt av4tonbluix the world haul crcr knwn.
Rhratnaallr ImIm klopiacd In .' iaalnlr.
rnralsla Palnn lpprd la ti ml no ten.
Hradarhe Uppel la 5 mlaalea.
Toetharbr slip-l la M Kilnnte.
Any frrllBa or nnniltucss la rue Flrsb re
llrvrtl la ! mlnatet.
TO BE USED EXTERNALLY.
Fur aal hy alt IriiistM aunt ilcauVra iu utcaldoes,
!! I at IiuIcimIo by
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
POUT LAN l, 0REGOX.
Following Is one of the many titinoiiuUa reee'veiL
Tho writer, Met. Wralhcrfont. is wH and fuvorat. y
kimwa in thi city. For tmrticulani inquire ut J. W .
WuatlKrfonl & L'o., Raloiu :
Portland, Ormox.
Do. Hknlkv I was suflVrini; with iain intensely,
So tlutt for several .lax - 1 was tint able to straighti n
mysolf. 1 iMetl some of yiwir "iaarhtnin? Liniment."
rim! it removed the ain u, ...; tbo first pplieation.
Tbo fourth uHlicatlii removed all soreness cause t ty
tho mill. For toothache and nenmljria it. is . aiieciUc
haxliiif Imh?i tried in my own familv. 1 have natd
lfallxiiN of liniment of vnrimis kinds, and find this to
Huriam any. I highly recomn Ml I it to any bufferii jr
with aches and in in.
nUyl MIW. J. W. WRATH ERFOUD.
A BARGAIN !
Valuable Properly for Sale.
THE ALDEN FRUIT DRYER,
IiK-huliiiK t ho
l.iiil.lin:: and lols upon
which it is Kituatorl. is 6r totle at a lar-
gain. There re two dryers and they can
be Ho'd HeiaraitPly. 'I his is a prod oj
portniiit.y f?r fruit raiwra to 8t-ure the
host ilrvnr inadu, at u low 'rife.
The lids nre veiy valtuih'H lylnrr on the
Ivor front, hii 1 huvina m rilrad switch
running iv ih-m. ii in h u;i1 location
for ! ii-ioni ilt.nri?-": mill, foundry, or
anv MMft I'ti !;'
j'- ! I" ii' i i j?i ulsrv i-:ll on the PrtwL
iloni r NficiMrv it j. r.Stjiiiany.
M. F. CRAWFtiRlX
Li Hicr I'msident.
e'.otay. IB
NEW BARBER SHOP 1
J. H. SURLEST, PrapV.
A GOOD SEA FOAM SHAMPOO goos
Kiln each shave. Prices lor sbavii g
and naair outting same as n.-tiul. Rooms
oppoaite Mcllvitin's utore. lotf
NEW FIRM i
R. 8AI.TM A CfjII.
E. W. LA:a.l ' ;
m
a on f -
rT10KI8 1IKUKI.Y (ilVEN THAI
Haltmarfth ban sold to K. V . 1 ang-
a ofio-lm!i interest in bw
DRUG STOCK
FIXTUHES
The new firm will continue bosons at
the old atand,
roll. 1ST AND ELLSWORTH STS.
k i in. ami ar.r. mtM.i
AH outstanding accounts
and indebtedness contracted
previous fo March 1st, 1881, will
be collected and paid by'Mr
Saltmarsh. n32tf.
ALBANY
MARBLE WORKS
A I. It ,
STAKiKU BKOS
frBprirlopji.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS,
Ajin
iii:a.ih i . i ;w
Ktfiile! in flftHan or Vermont Marble.
Alwi, oxi-ry ntpi
frfluT lf.!l WitT' l'!li
t-f eetmt' iy and
ncli m-h! m-h atiil
ilbtpaU'li.
aliention ifivrn lo
all part of thin Hfaie and
Territory.
"All wmk warranted.
Tl
m
W
1.15
ALBANY FOUNDRY
MAtiiiiy;
F..Sr.lftE.INIIf:i :vi;:.
Ity A. P. CHRRRY, Mna'd at or.rncr of
Klrt and Montgomery Street, AilMy,
OavajM.
IIa biKtaknn eliarjrof tbealovrt named
W'irkx, we aro j.r-Hr- I to maniifat ir
Steam Kniriea, Www nd rtt Mil!",
Wod-working IfllllllOl J. TllWJW Ir.;
and lira CawtingM of every de- rijamn.
Madiinery of all kind repairrl. S
.dal attention given lo rejudnn far.n ir -thinery.
Tallrrn Making danr im all IU fra.
16:llyl A. K. VIIEHRY A. S4V
YING SAM WAS
LAUNDRY !
Doea tha 1-esl washing and ironing in Al
l nny at lowest ratea. Omtraeis iiol- for
in t !' labor. laundry on Wastiini'ion
rtreet, oppoHe Marahall'M Iaerv Ma I
bJiiCaf
REMOVAL:!
o-
M. S. MONTEITH,
HOOK & dOBQ
HAS &BMOVKD To TIIK
DEMO 'it AT BIJULDIKCr
- UP-STAIKS
o-
All kinds of Job Pi inline executed a o h
dbpateh, and at fair living rate.
l.M'.AL I'.I.AXKS FOR SALE.-
To flu i nforhinatp
?
BR .GIBBON'S
ltisprnsmy.
eta I Sire, t, a'i r rancw.
htat lMaed in IKM. I- .
the tmtDiriit 4 Sexual
aitd SvmiuaJ Im Rh. Mteb
a l.B.rriii .1. C. l , r.
lrlrlMre, spbllla in awl
. Sai6KSSSc-5; . . its 1 mis, ImsMlrtary.
cuilu.xl 1trlair. niglit loawea hy Ur jouk, tsjas
(ln li the face ami iom of manhood can positivtv has
cured. The sick and fllix-U-d huld ih- tail ro'call
um him. The Doctor has traveled extensively m
Kuros!, auul inspeetrd thoroughly Uie various buaapi
tals Uvrre, 4tainine a great dt-al ut valnaMe hifuraua
ti.n. which lie israaupcu-nt to impatrt to tbuae iuset.l
of his sericca. IK. lilllDOS wdl make no duuv
smlsss he effvx-t a cure. Fersons at a distance J
KK 1 1 BIO T HONE. Alt cvsaununic
strictlv conadentud. You see no one but the laoetor.
Send teu dollars for a package of medicine. rVrsrxos
writing Lo the Doctor will please Male thetvuae of Ihe
er the? see this advertisement in. Cltavrce rea
sonable, t'all or write. Ad.lress 1R. J. V. GIBBON,
Box 1907, San Fraitciaaeo. x I.jhj
fl sfa jTk Great chance to awake money. We
a.aMJ B-Fwueed a jerin in every t..:i to take
subscridioi.s tor tbe Urgeta, Hicast aitd best U u
trated family publicatioit in the vorkL Any one can
heoosM a successful agent. Six elegant works xst art
giver, free to subcrilcrs. The price Is so low that al
most everybody eubsrriBca. One agent report tak
ing 120 subscribers in a day. A hvdy agnut reports
making over 9900 clear profit in ten days. All who
eugage make linsney fast. You can devote ail your
time to the business, or only your snare tiro. You
need not be away from home over niht. You oan do
it as well as others. Full directions and terms free.
If you want profitable work send us your address at
once. It costs nothing to try" the business. Mo one
who engages fails to make great pay. Address Grp.
Stixson fc Co., I'ortlaml, Maine.
ST CHARLES HOTEL,
AJUBANT, OREGON.
SRS. t INK, - - - rroprtetoi.
This House has been thoroughly renoravted from top
to bottom, and is now in splendid condition for
tlie enteftainiuent of t ru elurs. TUr table
is sniliod with everything the mar
ket affitrds. Sample r.-!n.- for
comniareial men.
Curvalll. l.cl.-;inoii ami Ilulla Slue OaVre.
vi:n5U
ttOOI an t le nuu'0 cvry agent even
mWmWmW month in the business aa furnish, but
those willing to work can easily cam a doaen kdla s
a dav right in their own hicahues. Have no timet
c;!ain ltere. liusinesa pleasant and lHHtorable. Wo
men, and boys and girls do am well as tucn. We will
furnish vu a complete outfit free. We will Uar ev
lielisc of starting vou. lartlenlars) free. Write aitd
see. Fannere and mechanics, their sons artel dauvh-te-rs,
and all e'asees in rtsdvsT im; work at bono-,
h. ! ! 1 write to u i.t.xl l.-:ini all :tlioUt tlie Wrk al
ouee. Au tress Tai n It Co., Augusta, Maine.
A WF.r.K in your own town and no tamtsl
)l) rik(sl. You can give the business a trial
dalancit 1 pi saari The best opportunitv ever offert.l
fortlntse willing to work. You should try aaolhtui:
else until you see for yourself what you can tlo at ll
business we offor. jto rootu bt explain here. You
can dexote all jour time or only yiur spsre tim I"
the business, ami make great pay for every hour x u
xx oi k. Women make as much as men. Send lor spe
cial private terms and particulars, which we mail free.
H MiUfU frrr lHnit is.mpl'ttn of hsitl times while
vou have such a chance. Address 11. 11 Al.l.K'I'l X
' 1 , Kirtkuid Maine fex 1
mjt C?fW business now before the public. Yob
.4 9 can make money taster at work for us
than at anything else. Capital not required. We ill
start you. $12 day and u .xxajds made at home by
the i (illustrious. Men, women, boys and grrls wanted
ever) -where to work torus. Now it the time. You
caat Jevote your whole time to the work, or only your
spare mooifcots. No other business will pay younear
Iv aa well. No ouo willing to work can fad to make
auamous pav by engaurlng at one. Costly at and
Uinusfree. A great ortttnin for making monet
easilv aud honorably. Address Tars a Co., Aagusla
Maine.
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