The state rights democrat., August 12, 1881, Image 4

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...AUGUST 12, 1881
SU M WHH : TO 4MKBI4 .
Oar New York correspondent, in
continuation of his previous telegrams
furnishes us with latter information
as to the immigration into that city.
It goes on increasing in volume as it
proceeds. The movement is a Euro
pean one, Hint it is not, therefore,
possible to explain it by any merely
local, or even naticmal circumstances
of the moment. It is noticeable that
the great bulk of the immigration is
supplied by Germany and by the
countries akin to Germany in race
and faith. The nations of Latin or
Celtic race and of the Roman Catholic
religion seem to have lost the Impulse
of colon ixt ion which they displayed
in former centuries. Spanish Ameri
ca, Brazil, Ixwer Canada and many
portions ot what are now the United
States show that Spain, Portugal and
France once had Ibe impulse, now
apparently spent, of forelv settle
ment It may revive. To this there
is an exception in the case of oneCel
tie and Roman Cat ho. ic country. The
uumber of immigrants coruingtoNevv
York from Ireland is next in its total )
amount of that proceeding from Ger
many, and, taking the proportion of
the poptatlon from which it in drawn
ia greatly in excess of it. Its quality
Is as remarkable as its quality. Our
correspondent describes it as consis
ting of skilled srtisaos and of families
bringing a considerable amount of
capital with them. They move West
ward to settle on freeholds in Nebras
ka and Colorado. They describe
themselves, if we rightly understand
our correspondent, as driven out of
Ireland, not by the tyranny of the
British Government, but by the pro
ceedings of the Land League. The
character of the men is shown by
their plans, as well as by the fact
that they come supplied with taeney,
the earnings, no doubt, of industry
and thrift. A I lowed as little fair play
In Ireland by Mr. Parnell and his as
sociates as by hard landlords and a
vicious land law, instead of loafing
and lounging in the great towus,they
move Westward to reclaim and culti
vate holdings of their own The Uni
ted States is to be congratulated on
the men whom they are gaining, and
and Ireland and the United Kingdom
may deplore the loss of an element in
Irish society which can ill be spared.
L todon Daily News.
Iu France the culture of corn is
principally in drills for fodder, and in
limited areas. In northern I:aiy, the !
fields of corn are very extensive; and
stretch for miles alongside the rait
way frem Padua to Milan. Thous
ands of acres of tail corn between the
rows of mulberry trees give the land
scape an appearance pleasing to a Wes
tern man. The absence of hedges on
tences, tasking tiie neui of aujacent
farmers apfiear continuous add the
illusion.
The cow Jersey Queen" of Bar-
net, owned tiy Josiati Keneraon,of
Barnet, VL, gave from May 20 ta
June 1. 450 pounds of milk, averag
ing 40 5-12 pounds per day, which
made 20 pounds 7 ounces of butter.
From June 1 to July 1, she gave I3'.H
pounds of milk, averaging f pounds
of milk per day, which made 80
pounds tjk ounces of butter. A total
of 1881 pounds of milk, making- 100
pounds 14 ounces of butter, between
the 20th day of May and the 1st day
of July.
In ludia 24,000.000 human beings
are struggling to live off the produce
of 15,000,000 acres, or but little over
half an acre apiece. So vast is the
area Of India, and so limited are the
modes of communication, that while
in some districts there may be a su
perabundance of ftxxl, in others the
people may be dying of starvation.
The last famine is said to have re
duced the population of India by
5,500,000.
When tbe stock men shear sheep in
ast8&i -!.hey mean business, as may
be imagined when it is stated that
there are several flocks which aggre
gate over 200,O0O In fact there are
some proprietors who own more than
50d,000. Edoes& qo., New .Sooth
Wales, upon one sheep, farm at Buna
wary, had a sheep shearing which
lasted ten weeks, during which time
260,123 sheep were shorn. One hun
dred shearers besides the regular
hands were employed.
A mongrel sire of any kind of stock
should never be used. If a farmer is
not alone able to purchase a thorough,
bred, be should get others to unite
with him and make a joint purchase,
thus dividing the price ' of purchase
and erst of keeping. When this is
done, no neighborhood need re with
out the means of improvement in its
live stock.
The farm-roller is much more ex
tensively used ia E igland and France
than in tWuqtyed States. It is, per
haps, also more necessary, for plow
ing frequently goes on in all weathers,
wet or dry, and ground is made clod
dy by being plowed with the water
io it Tbe use of tbe roller is how
ever, rapidly extending among our
most intelligent farmers.
Of CO, 000 acres devoted to the
growth of hops In this country, accor
ding to the New York Stateceususof
1875, Otsego County had 757 acres,
Oneida 6600 and Madison 6552, mak
ing in all 20,712 actes. These figures
have not materially changed since
that time. The annual value of the
crop in these three counties is over
$700,000.
English horsemen are beginning to
tbiak thu which every person pos
sessed of common sense should have
known leng ago, that two years of
age is much too early to begin to. put
their ho ses to severe training, it is
far letter that nature should have
then a year longer for development,
Dercre tbey are given over to the art
trainer.
blight mn ran t tbrss.
A correspondent of the JT S. Farmer
aives his experience in dealing with if
. . ... m a.
blight upon mitt trees and woriay
fruit
"Kirat. whitewash the trees with a
strong wash made of quicklime, juet at trick in getting married than there is
the buds begin to start in the spring, in eating peanuts. Many a man has
The wash can t applied with an old stood shivering on the shore until the
broom. Next, during the last days of rlverrun out. Don't expect to marry
May, plough four furrows in the can an anglethey have been alt picked
tre between the rows of trees both up long ago. Remember, Joe; you
waya, so as to leave a square plot of hain't a saint yourself. Do not marry
of ground around each tree. Then for beauty exclusively; beauty is like
throw straw in piles of about one bun- Ice, awlully slippery and thaws, dread-d-od
itounds to each tree ; spread it fully easy. Den't marry for luv,
thin under each tree to within three neither; luv is like a cooking-stove,
feet of the trunk. Let the straw re- good for nothing when the fuel glvos
main thus spread about tenor twelve out. But let the mixture besnmo
days and all manner of insects will beauty, liecomlngly dressed, with
hide under it. Some evening Uke one alout $'.'5Q in her pocket, a gud
tree at a time, set tire to the straw, and speller, handy ami mat in her house,
be careful not to have it so thick as to Pnty of good sense, tut!' constitution
burn or scald the limbs of the trees.
All iuMH-u that ran be will be attract
ed by the tire, and a ireuerul dent rue-
tion of them will talcs place. Kafeat
this two or three veer, and the or
the or- I
chard will be free from blight and the
Ml aoand and good.
Kxcellence ia the result of untiring
etVur t and the greatest sacrifice. Vr hen
it ia stated that the dairy slock of
Holland has attained a degree of ex-1
oellence surpassing that of any other
race or breed, it ia mot surpriaiag that
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the Uutcli oairy lamar gives nw cows
preference over everything else mot tal. J
ohserveiM state that their cows are
never overworked or underfed, aa the
wives and children sometimes are ;
they never lack blankets to keep them
warm, nor shade to keep them cool ;
the warmest, beat-built ami best-kept
tortion of the farmhouse ia set aart
for their winter habitation ; their food
is prepared with atricw attention to
their tastes ; attendants sleep in their
apartments to ace that no harm comes
to them at night ; milkers are regular
It roused to their duties at thiee oVock
v . ... ...
in the anormni;. and dorinir tbe day a
deor is generally o-n frosa their atatli
to the rooms inhabited by the bipml
memitera of the family.
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A curious freak in agriculture is
I .-mi Alineton's white farm, which is
thus described by an Eogliah paper :
The iitecialty of tbia farm la that all
tbe birds and animals are white. It ia
uot an uncommon thing to see between
two and three hundred white pigeona
itercbed on the outbuildings ; just in
side the entrance vou observe a white
- m
(teacock ; further on are tbe white
squirrels and geese, the white goats
and the white turkeys ; the stalls in
tbe yard contain no beasts but white
ones. A fat white don, given to lr I
Alington some years ago by tbe queen,
strides about in the well-littered tall ;
aod just by the hutches in which the
Jong-furred white rabbits frisk and
play about like (.'owner's tame hares,
is a model house containing white rats
and mice, a present from the Pi in of
Wales. Ken the cat and texkatoo
belonging to the farm-keeper are white.
Careful experiments have shown that
plowing, or cultivating, within four or
live feet of truuks of well-established
apple trees baa no noticeable effect on
their growth or fruitfulneaa. J. J.
Thomas says that trees fourteen eaia
old have been found with room extend
ing thirty feet on either side while those
of old trees have been known to extend
two hundred feet. It ia evident that
tus foeaiag rooudi not lie cloae to the
Uee tbe tn6 . therefore, why may
we not do away with the general prac
tice of expending patience, time and
strength in plowing cloae to each tree,
breaking many important root, bark
ing the branches and trunks and pre
venting tbe possibility of those lew
growing beads which we all desire.
In grazing sheep uion tbe ranch-s of
Colorado, the area required for one sheep
ia reckoned at five acres. Such land ought
to be very cheap, fur that soil is certain
ly very poor wbicn requires so large aa
area to keep one sheep. Five acres of a
New England pasture will keep a cow.
A herd of Shorthorns owned by
A brum llenick, Winchester. Kentucky,
coruiUts of about 100 head, for which it is
reported be baa been ottered and rafu se
ed tbe nam of $200,000. This gent le
man u seventy years of age, and has
neither wife ner child It ia suptoaed
that this fact makes Lita think ao much
f bla cattle.
There is a smart girl in Clark Couuty,
Iowa, wh lately had her flock of sheep
h eared, conaiatiag of ninety-two bead,
securing au average fleece of eight and
one half pounds. She lost but eight full
grown sheep dm ing the past severe
Winter, and they were killed by a vi
cious horse, g
The red blood globules in the dog,
horse and domestic at iutala generally,
number 7,500,000 pei cubic centimeter;
those of man 5,000,0' '0. In the domest
ic animals the pro iti .n f white to
red varies from 1 lo HoO, 900, 1000. 1 ,
200.
Kansas is coming to the front, as a
peach growing State, a large, number
of trees baring been planted during the
last two or three years. Tbe tre s wet
not injured by tbe severe weather of last
Winter, and especially in Arkscaa Val
ley, where there was a Urge an 1 tine
crop.
In light soils, it is desirable that the
surface should be oontinuaJlyfcovered
by crops bearing as much leaf aa possi
ble to convey to the land from the at
mosphere its manuring properties.
It is doubtless one of the economic
functions of tbe clover plant to arrest
and store np the nitrogen of the nitric
acid in the soil, which would otherwise
be drained away during the Autumn
and Winter.
In its food supply tbe United States
has a surplus of 370,000,000 bushels
of grain aod 1,076,000 tons of meat.
Great Britain has a deficit of 280,000,
000 bushels of gram and 602,000 toss
of meat.
It is said that salt hay when cut
irotn marshes that have been ditched
where the grass is thick and the yield
large, is worth as much as the aver
age of upland hay.
Do not undertake to keep slit ep on
low, undrained laodo. They will
surely contract disease fa such localities,
JMIf Hit I H H ! N IRKI U;i.
By IWl means, Joe, got tnarrfed,
you ha v a fair snow. Don't stand
a-. a.
suvenog on ine nans, ouc piicn rite
In and stick your head under and
shiver it out. Thar ain't any more
aM by laws, small feet, a light step;
add to this sound teeth and a warm
heart. The mixture will keep la any
I it . a a ...in a. - , ..la
ciww anu win noi evaraie. ao t
rua'Tj or wuigrve umew it a iwv;km
by bank notes. A family with notti
inghut pedigree generally lac ksaense.
iiTi suTr.
Yes," aaid he, "I've been lixing ui
a little. J ne oiu woman iwstereti m
to death about the canlen, and so 1
slicked it uu a little, and fixed about
the house, and it looked so nice I went
aa . a a a
at the larm fences aitU the brush ami
saved more manure, and kept killing
the weeds, and the crupa got better
land so i kept going on, and things do
look pretty good now. Wite takes a
paper and I take one, and 1 get time
to read it, too, and I used to think that
I hadn't time for anything." And so
be wenton,aeemingly well pleased with
what he had done, ami his life and his
home without doubt the happier for it.
Examples of a like kind may b found
all over the country.
The Secretary of the Treaaur liaa
appointed Jamea Law of Ithaca, N. Y.
James 11. Sanders of Chicago and K.
T. Tliayerof Went Newton, Man., a
cotniiii.tion to be known an "The Trea
sury Qattte Ooaaaalsslow. M Thedutiea
of the conimisHien will bo to Inveall.
gate all eaaoa of the dioaae known us
pleuro- pneumonia in neat tuiitlo
which shall te rcptrict to If; especi
ally along the dividing line between
the I'nlted Stales and the Dominion
of Cattails, and along the lino of trans
portation from all parta of the I'niied
State io porta from which cattle are
exported, in order thai cattle ah ipped
from the United States to foreign ports
may bo known and ct rtlflod to be free
therefrom.
Now is the time to destroy weeds
tbey are growing rapid. y and ger
minate about as fait as cut dawn. A
piece well cleared at this se.tsou will
show the good effect next year
All living beings are wad of i ell-,
each of which is too small to be seen
by the naked eye. The living cell is
a little dosed sack filled with liquid.
CHICAGO
AND NORTH WESTERN
KAIL.WAX
U lb OLDEMT ! HMT t oNNfUt TKl, I1KT
KOI ll'FKIl ' ami hvt the
LEADING RAILWAY
WEST nil VoKTHWEST.
It U the SHORT. SI HK m,l SVY. KnuU Wl.rfii
COUNCIL BLUFFS
A M
Chicago, Milwaukee
A d ail -mi i: AST. ata-h aa
M-gara Valla. ew Ttt.rU. I'ltMa.lr tphla.
ataalea. Waafclaglaa. RalllMurr. rill
hara. Maairrai. Taratila. Ilriruii.
WfvsSasal
St r..iiiMil ItluS On- trai.M 4 iImt i liktri and
S---.U, Weatcrti the tT. I K' SSfaWI lluiu, ar-
rive at ftMtJ aae th- aaiiM joint I iikm lrf4.
A i 'hi. !.- i -wiiim MsaS " lia.le with the
Ijike fcl..T, Mm bift-an LViitrat, KaltlitMW im iMilo,
Kl. Wayne ami Cnnnilun1., ah I I'Mi-atf.. and tlrand
Trunk Kailrnada, .1-1 . Kankakee bimI i'n Handle
Roiltea.
Pttlnii Palarr Drauius Room Cars
Are run ..nail Uinrti(ti lraia d lhi r'twl
IttaUieOM.V llOAIt U-tween
ttuMii KLirra i mi i hi n.i.
I i.n which 14 ran tha la-bratmi
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS.
laatat um ri-krt Airrnta wiling .ii TtckeU vat
' hi" niad. KteJNine ypr Th k.-ta. and ret uaa to Iruy
if they di imi rl i-r tin- t'liit-avo and North
Wetra Kailway.
If fan with the Keel travidiug a -tmu uti..n vou
will buy ymr tickeU ly thu roiiU-'TANIi WILL.
TA K K SUNK otiikh
Sit ticket ftyenta fell th ket in thia linv.
tl HIS III 4. 11 1 t I".
fart . r. a aal urm i Haa r. 4 hlragu
EASTWARD. I7I
Children
FOR
Pitcher's
Castoria.
Kotbara lika ond Physicians
reoommond it.
IT IS NOT NARCOTIC.
CENTAUlt LINIMENTS;
the World's great Pain-Bc-lievlng
remedies. They heal,
soothe and euro Bums,
Wounds, Weak Back and
Kheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Galls and Lameness
apon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
SPURTS of disenstlxtB Mnoaa,
Snuffles, Crackling Pains ia the
Head, Fetid Breath, Deafness,
nd any Catarrhal Complaint,
-aa he exterminated hy Wei Do
. Icyer's Catarrh Cure, a Consti-
uttonal Antidote, hy Absorp
tion The most Important Dis
covery ainoe Vaccination.
c
RY
hurrh Mrrflarr.
Y. P. O. A. Meets at their room it. r es-
tar's brick building oa Wednesday eVcuitiu"
at 7:90 o'clock, and on .Sabbath afternoons at
4. Business Meetings are held (in the even
ing of the second Monday la each month.
'.vorybody invttod to attend. ,
U. 1. Cmosch. Preaching every Sabbath,
at 11 a. at., and 7 r. M. by llsv. N. (. Ir
vine, D. D. Hablmth School t P. m.
fkeftf meeting evory Thursday evening.
KvAKUKMCAi.Ctfuncn.--Preaching on Huh-
bath at 11. A. m. , and 74 r. m. Mahhulh
School 12:15. Prayer mooting every Ihune
day evening. W. C. Kautuer, pastor.
(!uNUKKUATloKAl,Cltuall. Servioesevery
SahUth at 11a. m. and 8 r. M. Sabbath
School at 2:30. Prayer meeting M
Thursday evening of each week. J. W.
Harris, pastor.
M. K. t'uuKcit. Iboutii. --Services every
Sabbath at St. Paul's M. K. ( 'Lurch. Mouth,
at 11 a. II, and 74 r. u. Sabbath Hoheoi
at r. m. Prayer meeting every Tluirs-
day evenng. M. ( . Miller, pantor.
M. K. CucncH. Preaching every Habbath
at II a. m. and 74 r M. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
it . :t() r. m. Prayer meetiuu every I liurs-
lay evening. 1. Dillon, stor.
P.rTiHr Ommom Servicesevery Mahhath
at II a. m. and 74 r. u. NabitatM School at
12. i'rayi r meeting every Thursilay im
ing. w . J. Crawford, lautor.
Phkhbytkmiak Ciichcii. Service every
Sabltath morning and evening in Cullcuu
( 'hapol. Suuday School immediately rfter the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. IN-v. Kllicrt N. Ctadtt,
(Mutor.
I'ANOtlN OI'KKA MNCsKKft.
1
A nine lxitle Carey and Clara Jouiae
Kellogg are beyond quoation the moat fa
iiioiiM oftera aiugura of modern lime. In
far they have been universally aeknowl
mlgod to be the loaders of thsir profeaalon,
aa well as ladle of large eaporlenoe and
particularly good taste. They have prob
ably traVoleil mare extensively than auy
ladfe on the stage, and, aa a couseiueuco,
have had excel lent opiMtrtunlthm of Judg
ing of the uierttM of dineienlotuntrlwaainl
their productions. It t crtalnly a very
groat credit to California and the Italiuy
Meiul-tropioal climate of the Pacific, to have
had them prmiounru Mlaven' YoMnuhe
t'ologuo by fur the iMt they have ever
used In any country. For aale by Foshay
X Maaon, Ffwtcr'a Itrb k, AHany,Or. &
Administrator's Notice.
V'OTH'K Is hereby uiveu that the under.
il slifned has boen duly appointed Ad-
utiiilNlrttlor of Hie oaUtn t Kli lianl I'lara,
deeaased. All eraoua bating claim
agauitt aaid eatate are hereby required to
lrewent the same, with procr voucbera,
within six inouttiN from tbe 1at of tkta
notice, to the underahriied, at his PSSt
icuie near Oakvllle, in Linn county. to
g.in.
JOHNSON Will IK.
Ailutiiiifttrator,
based July 2i, isst. Mw4
Dissolution Notice.
VroT! i: is betake uiveu
that tbe co
e tut Ing be
11 atrttivrahli benHoforo
tween W. If. H .utott ami ThomaM ltobrts
under the style of 1 1 union A Itola-rta. 1
this day illaanlvttd by mutual couaent,
Tbouta Koltcrtt retiring.
Haled life Mtfc day of July, Mil.
THOMAS KOItKKIK.
ftlsri W. H. BURTON,
RED CROWN MILLS.
IALLAKB, ISOM & CO., PROMTS.
an raonoei ui k avaaasN sea mkiuh
Mi l: IK t II I sK.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Price in
Wheat.
Cits it for
ALBANY - Mil
OR.
ALBANY CITY
Flouring Mills.
VK bv alnavly atrreetl aith tiie
TT faruiara for the aiurafre of one half
our muarlty. bat we imn yet atore alxtut
4",o0u Luahela. Flrat come, firat Nerved.
PREMIUM, 4 CIS. PKIl BUSHEL
iu milt fufMl an ttaiial.
HUM. f II V I I I I II A N ON.
MAGNOLIA MILLS.
II TV- are fully prepared as usual to fur
T T ulsti storage and saka on the most
fkvorahle term..
A LIBERAL PREMIUM
WILL BE PAID.
J. N. FOSTER & CO.,
I'roprletora Magnolia Mills.
vl7nl
Ala any Bath House.
ITttK UN UKKhltiNKU WOULD KKSPKCl
. tally tnfiirin tbs oiUMas uf Albany and vi
luity t bat 1 havetakaaobargsofthlt Kutabllih
aaot, aoii, by ksayiog slsaa room ami pay in
itriutattsutioo to business, sipsoti to suit al
thus who atay favor US with tbslr patronags
HaTiag barstofors carriad oa notbing bat
Flrst-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
w Mpsotg to gira sntirs tatlsfaotion to a)
BCbUdiB aod Ladfas' Hair neatly oa
olabaaipooed. JON WKBHKK.
ALBANY BAKERY AND GROCERY.
JOHN FOX, PROPRIETOR.
Keeps coiihtrtntly on hand a full and complete slock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED COODS OF ALL KINDS, TOBAC
CO AND CI CARS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, CHOICE CON
FECTIONARY, THE BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR,
BREAD, PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
And everything usually found in a flrat class Bakery nnd Grocery. I ara
the stile agent in Albany for the celebrated
NATIONAL WASHING POWDER.
This powder is used without injury upon the mojtf delicate fabric, and
cleanses all articles thoroughly without rubbing or boiling. It contains
no acids or alkalies, and is the most economical wash powder ever efferod
to the public.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
iSyl
FARMS FOR SALE
BY
STEWART & GREY,
Real Estate Brokers,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Tbn following la n imrtlal Hat :
170 acres -ne iiihI ii half mile wcl of
Tiuaeiit,(lrejj;ou,and (i mlloarrom Allmuy
h.'i aeroa in eultlvutlou ; 40 acroa more i nn
be put In cultivation eaally; balance ma
timber ami paature land. Moll, rich blwk
I inilne. Uood houao and bam, good loard
ence, all In good rolr ; youiiK orchard
of KM) tree; IP" d WS I and runnlnu HtreMin
for atock ; gMd mcIiooI, church ami ixtftt
ofliee ; good uelKhlorhood and giKal B0ei
Sy. Tarina f.MI er wre ; ;!, Olio down,
rest on easy tor ma.
100 acrea il milea aouth-eaxt of llalwy,
I uiilcH from Itiowiiavllloaudd inllea from
llarrlaburu. ai-rea lu cultivation and
all rich prairie land; no Uiulatr, but plen
ty wlthhi 4 utiles and cheap. All under
good fenee: house one and a half alory,
4roouiaaml opium barn Btatl and a
gcaal graiuory: two ood welh, one wind
mill pump; new land. Kverythlug al.ont
tbe place in tha way of buddliiKN, ftuicea,
etc., ia naw and iu giaal ahaMf ; Narrow
Uaugo runa through the place and afallou
uoar; kmxI u'bool, church and Met-ol)lii
faellitioa. Teriua, fKMMJ.
acrea 14 utiles oaat of Albany, and 4
miles from doot on narrow gaujv ; '
aeitM lu cultivation ; 210 prairie, uot culti
vated but good paaturo. ami a portkn fair
plow land ; 00 acroa light tlmtar, ml
wood. Kutlro laud under fence ; average
hulldltiKN, hotue and bain ; autall orchanl
6 or 0 acrea, apple, eU; Nchotd ami church
l.th near. ilMd nelKhhorhoMl. Price m,
000; truia. one third down, time on rexl.
'"i acrea, is nilbia east of Albany and h
inllea from Narrow augo; 7Sasiai in cul
tivation, 7& prairie, not plowed. In (aiature.
81 Hinall brualt ; two atnall houaea ami
Iwrus ; uimm! orchard, 0 acres, apples, etc.
all under feiii u.not llrat clave, scho houae
on lanu; uootl nui);ilorhoKl. I'rii e S.'l,
no; tertUMoue -third down; halauce on long
ttme
UMjaeioa )l mil. a cat of Alltauy aii'l
inllea from Narrow auge. l'uluiiroved;
8 taxi farm lanl, moatly llr hruah. Hriw
per acre, ouo-lhtrd down, eaay terma
on balance.
HO acrea lyiiiK 15 uiiloa duo south of Al
tiauy, i mllcH Miulhwitat of lelmnon ; aul
ono and a half miles from band ltide
ai'bool houae: '2. miles from church and ' ,
mil" from atallon on Narrow au(e; all
under cultivation, fair board ami rail
fence; well draiuod ; no staudinK water;
one woll and puminaoll. black prairie ami
rich; house in'ixiiii, 2 rooina and up
stairs; IS story; small ataldo; all In fall
wheat and crop looking flue. I'rlua, ?-
per acre; Icriim eaay.
2200acrtta 10 mlleaeaatof llarrlahurK on
the line of the narrow ifaug rallriad- Tba
Itticat atock ranch iu l.mn county; a llvinic
atream of MaUir ruua the enlin len(th ol
the farm. All encloMd with apUuidid
fen -; a fine dwelling; vi lartM I m
and two auialler houaea for leiiauUor hel.
!-. Iii i-itltivatiou, and the In I m- .
in aMure laud ; about I'JOO acrea are gajs
reptlnlc of cultivation; a aplomlld ori-hard
and koimI well on the pla.. Terma
(art and end talame ou lonj time.
1.10 acres lylntt 4 milea went of AWamv
ou Itavt to I'orvallli ; all tindftr I. n . ; flMI
acrea in cultivation ; can alt m ciiltla4l
i ( .-IH alauii fftau'iea. I'rle, $.:' tor ajn)
flus (loan ami lalame aecured by morl
K :. lwel!lii botSSa of two room ami
goial log lartt, ahedded ou three aiihs.
Beluasl I mile.
S" acrea on Nariow liauge roal,l I silea
from Albany ami B milc from Ncto, and
S inllea from JefferMMi. IS;. acret go.l
farmina laml, ". w-rea In cultivation; rc-
maiudi'r lu timer ami brttah; hou. Ihx'Js,
with 10 Fool walla, ell Ulx'JH ; grxxl lrn
'ixM wl th 14 f'H t ahed ou one able; an-l
fem es and water. Terms t.'t.'UO.caah down
if Maalble. Itather than net aell will take
SJtaaj iiown, ami lauau t on - to .1 year,
lime, secure I by mortgage.
190 acrea . of a mile weal of Albanv;
100 acrea In culUvsllon snd ItH screa iaik
and aah timbcr.good wood land; all under
fence, board ami rail. aime good nud 1 ,
tad ; about 7 orrca In orchard, apple,
moaUy jawra; good atdl; 'Jfi buahela wheat
per acre on average; goodtwo-Mtory frame
house, plaaiored, I rooma, built iu 1M7.1,
and coal IuOU; gootl tairn, 28x40 and two
alicla; well arranged for farm purpose..
Teruta, 84iOO, 2 years time on S.0OOU.
Uf acrea 1 M inllea wet of Tangent; too
acrea In cultivation; all new laud, clean
and ia good order; good two alory houae,
V rooina, nearly new and in good condi
tion: good itea- barn 30x3j; fine young
orchard, 100 plum and prune trees, fair
apple orchard; fences In good order; plen
ty running water; 20 acree of good Unbar;
rich, black soil and very productive.
Price tiiO, oaah and lalance on time.
loo acrea one nml a ball utiles northeait
of Albany; IS acrea in wheat, real in fair
average; woodland; good land; nearly
fenced. Price Stt acre; terms eaay.
500 acrea 1 mile southeast ot Node
Mpringa ; fair farming ; small house;
500 acrea fence.l. Will lo aold In small
tracts or all together; good school, cnur. u
and 'KMA-oHlce at Modavllle, also the Soda
.Springs. J 'rice T por acre; easy terms.
20 acres 3 miles northwoat ot Ielianon.
near Narrow (lauge; river bottom. rich ami
productive; unimproved, desirable for
garden. Price $20 per acre; terma easy.
820 acrea southwest of 8 wool Home ; all
under good fence, fenced into tielda; B
acres in good orchard, apples and peaobca;
house with two rooms and upstairs; large
fratno barn; soil, rich, black loam, bottom
land 00 acres in cultivation ; balance
good past tire land; well watered with
spring; goo.1 timber 30 miles aoutheaat
or Albany, 12 milea from ItrownsviUe and
& miles from Crawfordsville; 0 miles from
good grist mill ; 2 milea to school, church
and postoMeo. ft 10 per acre, eaay term-.
100 acres 8 miles south of Nodaville ami
20 miles from Aibanv; unimproved. Pries
ftb isr aero.
7(1 acres 18 milea oant of Albany : unim
proved. Price $0 er auro; eaay term a.
103 acrea lying 3 milea above Lebanon
on thu Lebanon Mountain road. No fen
oa or iuiptovementa. 15 or 2o acr.iH tim
ber, balance rich prairie laml. Price SLI
per acre.
ho aer-s milea above Onealla, on Ya
quina Pay, known aa the old liu. van I. It
has a sfilend id frontage on the lia.v, ami
wiM tie aold at 81 1 per acre.
GfOi U A MONTH niaraiitncd.
$li a day at tumie
Jp)ff liirule by llio ioiluMtri.itta.
l.aitltal nut re
M'urtM ; a0 will atari you. Mm, WOlilfii, bu ami
jcirli make Bjaasjl (aalur at work for ua than at any
thing elaa, Thu work la light and ileaaant, and aBM
aa anyona aan go right at. Tlioa who are wlae who
Hi e this noUoa will mml ua their addroaaua at onoeand
a for theniaelvea. Coatly Oulllt aad Lernia. Nowl
tiiue. Thoae alreaily at work ara laying ti larg
auina ol money. Aihlnwa TKUK S CO., Ainjmt
Mains. .
JOHN FOX,
First Street, Albany, Oregon
PATRON I7jN II0MK ,11 IU HAN
OF IddlANON,
Can sell you all goods in
of General Merchandise
cheap as you can
home and buy them. He carries a
large and varied
goods, is well prepared to exhibit
them, and you can make just
good selections by purchasing
him.
Remember the place,
C.
B. MONTAGUE'S
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AT TIIK OU) STAND, 71
FIRST HTRKKT, HAS
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STOVES AND RANGES,
As an) bouse In the t ullry. lie a se I iu perls end umou tut (urea
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE
OK K'iKRY IihMCItimON IN STOCK T TO ORDKR. A I. SO, HI! KKKPM ON
HAND, A FULL A SSoRTM KNT t F
GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE.
ALL OK WHICH BE OFFKRH TO THK PUBLIC AT PRICES, THAT DKF
CoMPKTlTION, CALL AT 72 FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON.
Repair work done at reasonable figures.
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STUDEBAKER
THE WOOD REIN; THE REST!
Wal
They are the BEST Ironed Wagons in the Market.
Every one having our Patent Tlound Edge
Projecting Tire,
Which urotecU ithe aint saS felloe. No othe.- nuvaufacturer has he riKht to uaa it. All of nr TUlmblu
.Skoni VtagonBhave our puteut NK KIN ANP TKH8S ALK, winch guutlv tre..tneMS tli Axle and prevenU
the .six iii from working louue. Uur Wagons also Ituve
The Slope Shouldered Spoke, which Greatly Increases the
Strength of the Wheels.
IT All of the above Improvements cannot bo uU by any other makers without iufriiitfe-rueut.
a" A full Una of these Wagons can be found In the principal towns of Oregon and Wftshinyton.
EUGENE BUCHANAN, Agent,
ALaiANY. ... . nRFnniu
the line
just as
go away from
assortment of all
of
GENERAL STORE,
OHKI.ON.
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PEOPLE
WAGON AND
ALBANY
MARBLE WORKS
ALBANY, OttKCaOll.
HTAItiRR BWW. - Fraprietars.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS,
ai
IIKADS rOIE
Executed in Italian or Vermont Marble.
Alfto everv variety of cemetery snd
other atone work done with' neatne amr
diapak-h.
Special attention given to onlern from
all parts of thia .Slate and Waablngton-
Terrltory.
All work warranted. Hkf
ALBANY FOUNDRY
ANI
II At II I E SHOP.
EATABI.IIBHKD IH05.
By A. V. rtlKRRY, aftnate! at w.rnir of
Kin
rat and
Montgomery .Street., Allatuy,
Oregon.
Having taken cfmrgeof lfiealove named
Works, we are prepared io manufacture
Steam Kngines, Hear and Oriat Mills,
Wood-working Machinery, Pumps, Iron
and BraeS C'aeUnga of every dew riptiou.
Machioerv of all Jtinds repirei. spe
cial attention given to repairing farm u e
chiuery. rain-ra afaalag ee la all Ma fraa..
iflrllyl A. Y. L'HKKRY A SON.
YING SAM WAS
LAUNDRY !
Does the beat waabing and ironing in Al
bany at lowest ralea. Contract marie for
t'hiseae lalxir. laundry on WaabhigUu
atreet, opoMlte Marahall's IJvery fetabie.
l;.;.tf
. i rgrKRT.
C. K. riHKI l.
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHEIIHV & PASSES,
(Scresaii ra to C C. Cherry.)
Machinigt8, Millwrights, and Iron
Founders.
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HA VK OUR NKW SHOPS ALL
completed, and are now preiatred lo
dam 1 1.- a I kind of beat y work. He will
tnannfailiife Mteam Kngiuea, 0tfat and
Maw Mid Machinery, ami all ttMata ot lion
and I'.raaa Castings.
rStTatalSM . "Nasi kSTM C.
Naw:isl atteKiii given to letfatfrissg all
kitelaof machinery. Will alMi manufac
lure lite iuprovel berry A White raiu
Vatralor.
I ataMf mm Baaer M. aSre a Laaalwr larS.
AHiy, t.r.. la-. I. liMO IStf
To the Inforluiiatp !
DR .GIBBON'S
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alrtrtarr, SpSIII. u ail
Ua I ntaa, I ta tari .
uortit kaaata by tuvaaba.
.-,,r.i 11,. .1. a .1 ffl.. tt.1 .ii.,uM ih. buituciU
.4 SWaaJaam OS. UIBBUSI atll aaake uo cSarvc
. m.Uaa) he aStct a rttrr. Tmntmm atadaaaaoa MSI
i mm. II SIS ST MM. All ou-ntmiainHaaa
mncUy oaailmUaJ. Yuw ace . oue but the loctr.
j -v i, i tan .l-.IUr. ! 4 a Wa-r uf lufi KtDc. fcfftiaia
aritutv I" ur iMa-tor mill 49e Mat lot uaiuc ot li.fr
,ftur tbrr aa tSta aa.crtifteuc-it in. Ctaargia Ma-
.1 ... i.ii ail r ariu- A-:. I
ua. j. r. oibbun,
t.v 1WT, Su Krai...
GOIjDarlSV
to mala money. V
I in SSWf '...an W tk.r
lua pat ai.J btaa. liluft-
irstr-l fiull
iii tbe rxnid. Auy uue ou.
Sbc ajant work of art
givec Ira to aubacribrni. Tbe pries ia au luw UaU fti
musS erybaaTr hi bat rill as. One uvut rvfurta tak
inc I JO- mabmsnhm ia a day. A lady agent repurta
luaii nig amr aasteaaar praSt fai tot days. All bu
aagafa naka aaoaey lasC You can ail yur
Hum to Uaa taanaeaa, or only your snare time. Ytu
need ma be away from burn over nitrbt. V can do
it as well Si otbera. Pall direetinoa aad term tree.
If yi waut pruOtable wo and ua your addreaa a.
oaee. It coeta Bothing to try tba buaineaa. No ua
Im njrftrca Sdia to mak e gra pay. . tddreaa (iaCi.
ft iNau.x A Co., PurUftiai, Mail. Hj 1
ST CHARLES HOTEL,
ALBANY OREGON.
DK8. r. IO0E, - - - Prsprtrtw.
Thia Houae baa been thoroughly reorated from b
to beUom, aud ia now In splendid condition U.r
traveJera. Tbe taUe
ia supplied with ewytaiag tbe mar-
batanVtrdft. SamiOe rooms for
4 or alii. Lrkaaaa and Dallas Kiagr Mr.
rUafat
EQQQ Owt t made by every agent ever
pmWvv otoMiii iu the bumnesa we funiish, but
those withiar to work cmo easily earn a doaso dollars
a day right in thsir own localiues. Have ao Ukne to
explain last. Business plistsnt aad honorable. Wo
men, ftitd boys and girls do ft well as nasn. We will
furnish you a complete outfit free. We will bear tx
ptdara u atarting you. Particulars free. Write and
saw. Faraaara and mechanics, their sons and daugh
ters, and all rises s in need of payins; weak at hM-,
khould writ 10 aaand learn all al.mt the work at
aa. Address Tat s S t o., Aurnu. Mauvt.
Sil'i A WEEK in yntareani town and ao .a(.i't
arljir ri kc4t. You aaa give the tuait.e a trial
without aajaajMa lh heat ot.niuiil ever i.ffere.1
r ta jUlii.,' t.. a,.ik. Y.u fthuuhi tr u.hing
tew until im see har urtM.-H aka . .u eaii .k. at I We
liitaoMM .dir. So roosa to esjuaiu lie re. Vou
can .texofta aS aar Uuar ordjr your a4Mv tints to
the hiiaiiiisa, aud make great mv fur eer hour
aiork. Wtiutcn make aa much as ateu. Stitd lor aue
eiftl .rivau- u-riiu aan iarttcalara, ahteh we aiail frve.
$6 OutSt free, thu I couii4ainof hard times title
jrou have sweh a eh. uajs Audreas H. IIAU.KTT Jt
tXk, I'.Uawl Maine B,
R aR8krab,,,to? how hef,r H I'Uhlit. Y..u
M -Sdft U. can make money faater at work tor ua
than at any thin,- ease. Capital ik reouire.1. We will
start vou. 12 Jay aud upwards uutde at h..i..e U
Uie iiKluatrioua. au, woman, koya aud rirtx .uil
every wheta to work torus. Now it the time, Vou
oaa UeeoSa your whole time to the work, or onlv voar
spare inomei.ta No other business a ill y , ,l0ftr.
ly as weJU No one witling Ui work can fail ' to make
wianiHiua y hy eturafrinfr it oo.-o. CoaUy outSt aid
tenna fre. A jrreai .j.j urtuuity for makiiar ui'mu
saatly and honorably. Addteas Thi s . t o. Aiaruaut
Maine.
TO I HE WORKING CLASS.
We ara aow iirepared to furnish all classes with cuu
staut employ incut at home, the whole of the lime or
tor their Spare mom.nu. Uuainoaa new, urht iiul
profitaWe fwt either ses easilv earn Inau j
mmm s 5 per wrsasaj, ana. a proportiu,ii um hv
devolinjf their hoh Mow to the businci-. B.. alka
ifirls earn a early aa much ai. men. That all who see
this notice may atrn.1 ih.-u audreas alH Umt tha laaM
aaav w make thto offer : To such as are ,,ui aU at
iaSal we will aend oiM d.ular to pay for the tmuhte of
wriUiur. rull particulars and outfit tre. Aodress.
OBoaua Stikson 4 Ca, Horthuid, Maiue. a 1
SKI PilMsTO8000A YKAR.orS5to teoftdfty u
WlOVV jour own loeah,. No risk. Women Jo
saw.-1 as men. Maay make uvore than the aiUunt
Sated altova. No una can fail to aaake uuiiw fca.
Any oua can do the work. You can make from 50 cts
to 92 au how hy davotimr your eveniuira and aoarw
time to the bukiiua. It cuata nothim; to iry the hioi
ineaa. NoUdinf like it for money makinir ev. r offered
belore. IhwiiKas pleasant and strictl., rM.oraide.
Reader, If you waut to krow all about the beat pauna
biietue befara tha public, tend as your addreaa aud
we will aetai you full particulars and private taraaa
free ; sampies worth 45 aJao free ; you can then make
up your adad fear yourseU. Addrea OKoROK STIN
SON A CX.V Portland, Maine.
866.600 rl? iTyofa
ttrsat Py sit Mm tha thav work, write Jot rmni.l.r.
h .mcii persoua oi eillier ae v cl,
ilk. $bk ""
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