Wit tmmit
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4, 188!
The number of cattle reported in
Texas for 1881 is 4,464,000 head, val
aed rtt $39,040,5120.
Sunflower seeds are useful forgiv
ing gloss to the feathers of poultry fed
upon them.
, -
Western I'ennsivania is hcking iu
potatoes, and is getting supplies from
New Jersey.
There is renewed thrift and hope
fulness among the farmers throughout
the country.
It isctaiincd that poke weed
highly poisonous, and destructive
apple trees within the influence of its
growth.
A Canadian farmer has Hold $400
worth of cabbage aud raised 1:2 (JO head
or cauliflower on the tite or a tarnar
ic swamp, which he drained at an ex
pense of $1"0.
Agiiculture has its drawbacks. An
insufficient rainfall, though perhaps
stimulating plants to put forth the
usual amount cf bloam, yet lessens
the quantity of honey.
rsintey per cent or all the ram
which tails upon the land from Apri
1 to Oct is evaporated. Only about
ten per cent fiuds its way into drains
laid three or four feet below the sur
face.
Reports, based upon actual thresh
ing, place tbe wheat crop in Miehi
gan at 18,000,0000 bushels, against
30,706,000 bushels last year. The
corn crop is estimated at 3G,000,000
bushels, against 33,104,00G bushels
last year.
The farmers of New Zealand are
anxious to raise clover, which they
cannat do, because as it is claimed
there are no nosey bees to distribute
the bloom. Orders have been sent
to Los Angeles for several cob uies f
these bees.
In a section of country in New
York, which is about ten miles long,
running baik from the base of the
Highland hills to Modem, and ex
tending from Kew.burg to Kingston
a distance of 50 miles, there are prol.
ably 3690 acres of grapes.
mm e
In J B Crane's grapery, at Pitts
field, Mass., several tomato vines are
growing, wbch are trained on the
walL Some of them grow fifteen feet
high. In this way of growth Mr.
Crane gets tomatoes very earl, and
as late as Christmas.
The latest estimates of the wheat j
yield of the United States this year
are between 3.jO,000,oo0 and 400,04)0,-
000 bushels, which would have been
considered a very large crop a few !
years ago, though from 75,000,000 to
1 Jo. 000,000 short of last year's rrop.
Farmer's clubs and fairs aro not
without compensatior. An intelli
gent Pennslyvania gentleman says
that in the past seven years, in con
sequence of the interest aroused by
competitive stock raising, in that
State, tbe value of stock has been in
creased 50 per cent
Air-slaking lime is a goad thing to
dost in the poultry house In the nests
and wherever disagreeable odars or
lice abound. Broken bits of lime, old
mortar, crushed oyster-shells, should
til times be within easy reai h o'
ine iow is, H.-nemer in connnement or
now
al . a s. m s .
UniteI States senator John 8. Wil
liams of Kentucky, recently sold his
crop of tebacco, raised on 75 acres in
the "blue-grasfc" section, for $21,419.
96. The yield from each acre was
neatly $300. He was assisted by'a
Hock of 700 turkeys, that kept the
plants clear of worms.
Almost all green food is valuable
for poultry, and should lie collected
carefully and thrown to the birds
fresh daily, but onions tops and onions
must te carefully excluded, as hens
are fond of them, and the eggs will
taste very strong and unpleasant after
they have eaten them.
In consequence of the inability of
the land owners in Ireland to collect
rents from tenants, numbers are put
ting land down into forests, and aban
doning agricultural pursuits. This
reforestation has been going on for
some years, but more last year than
ever before. There were over 3000
more set out to timber last year thin
ine year previous.
a western gentleman suggest a
TfT . ..
rerntdy for white millers in beehives.
Place a barrel, containing about six
inches of water at the bottom. Then
put in a stone or brick, which must
be one inch below the surface of the
water. Place a fcghteo: candle, after
t'ark, apon the brick of stone, which
is aliaady in the water, and you have
a trap.wh icaf will catch and drown all
-j our millers if it is continued a week
cr two.
Iilinois has caught the new craze
atout Swiss cattle, a breed compara
tively unkonwn iu the West It is
reported thst calves two weeks old
bring from SI 00 to $200. Cows and
two-ye;ir-old heifers have been sold
this season for $300 each, and an offer
of 100 was recently made for a bull
not quite three years old.
$1500 P81 eur can be easily made
at itotuH working for E. O. Hideout &
Co., 10 Bat clay St., New York. Send
for Heir tatahgu and full particular.
2ALTMARSH & LANG DON,
OBIGCISTS.
Books, Stationery and Toilet Article, A
Large Stock and Low Prices.
CITY DEXJO- STORE,
21 lUElSY. BECO.
rmm Mt , aifTsL-J tit
I hnrch Olrrlory.
V. P. C. A.
Movts at their rooms iu lAw-
t 1 1 ..n.l.h.
i orti'K uuuuinu u i ruunnwir ifwfi
:30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons ut
Business meetings are held on the even
ing ot the second Monday tn each month.
h very body invited to nttemt.
U. P. Chvrcm.-Preaching every Sabbath.
at 11 a. m. , and 7 P. M. by Rev. F.. O. Ir
vine, D. I). S;bb.dh School at 2:30 r. M.
rayer meeting every t hursuay evening.
KvANOBUv ALCnrnrii. Preaching on Sab
bath at It a. M. . and ih P. m. Sabbath
School 12:15. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. W. 0. Kantner, pastor.
t oN(JKW)ArioSAA it earn. .Servtecsovory
Sabbath at 11a. m. and 8 r. M. Sabbath
School at 2:.m I 'raver meeting on
Thursday evening of eacn week. J. W
Harris, pastor.
M. K. (. tu tu it, honm. Services every
Sabbath at St Paul s M. K. Church. South,
at 11 a. m. and 74 r. M. Sabbath School
at 124 r. m. Prayer meeting overy Thurs
day evenng. M. C. Miller, pastor.
M. E, Cmcrcu. Preaching every Sabbath
at 11 A. at. and 74 r. -m. Song sen ice in
the evenintr before sermon. Sabbath School
t 2:30 r. M. Prayer meeting every 1 nurs
lay evening. 1. Dillon, pastor.
Prksbytkuiav Cmui'it. -Service every
.sabbath morning and evening iu College
I'haueL Suudav School immediatelv rfterthe
morning service. Prayer meeting every
I nursday evening, ttev. Isaac a. i-mnt
pastor.
LEBANON
HARDWARE STORE
I have just opened out
LARGE STOCK OF
at Lebanon a
HARDWARE
and will sell as cheap a anv store
In the
county. My atock, although not the larg
est embraces almost everything in the Hue
l will also make a ptx mity or
!
and can suit all a
Call and mcc me.
to ' quality and prices,
J. SLICK.
NOTICK. All those knowing them
selves Indebted to me are requested
to ouie forward and settle ut.
12ml J. It I.I 4 H. ,
NOTICE.
HAVING disposed of my business In
Albany, all person indebted to mo
are requested to com forward and settle
by Nov. l. I can still be found at my old
place of business.
12tf EUGKXK BUCHANAN.
atsiTBt Dyape
liar. Btcswavfaisw
i
all
j me eeaeassiialajr
jmIt far Immediate
for free treatise os the Oxvareai
ireau aril, uarna iar
HO. 1111 Utrard
arH.K. NsTilEWm
josipry Mi
oae or the BeaseaaMe lleases
Of life, s property cooked meal, a for da Jitt'e or i o
present enjoyment, and mncb SBjeassjaM lortnrc t
sconftrBMd dyspeptic. Bnt when hr i.i itHiiyra
tioa is eiu batted with It. tefer's Stoiqacb liiUerr,
tbe food is eaten with relUb, and moat impt rUnt of
all, in asaimitated by and itotirisbea tbe ryatean.
Use thi grand tonie ami corrective atan to remedy
constipation, hilitnm, rbn:i..itiam, fever and
SW.
For sale by alt frufUta and liealera generally.
lama
ANAKESIS
DR. R. KILMBEE'S EXTESSAL PILE BEMEDT
Givee lastsat fUltef, snd i an infallible
CURE FOR ALL KINDS OF PILES.
Sola by Druggists everywhere. Prife, $!.
per mx, prepaid, by nratl. ftamplcs st-nt
free V Physicians and all wp6trer. I.v
Venstaedter & Co., Box .5JM. N u Vo.k
Citv. 8le nianutacturers of ANA K ESIA
Mr J. II. Bates,
Nowxpaper A.ivortis-
Ing Agent, 41 Park Row (Time Building)
New York, is authorized to contract for
adtertisements in th u km ?kat at our
best rates,
King of the Blood
la not s "cure-all:" It is a blood-partiter and tonic.
Impurity of Mood poisons the aystent. derange
tbe circulation, and thus induces many dtaorders,
known by different names to dlatingiuab them ac
conling to effect, but being really branches cr
phases of that great generic disorder. Imparity
of Blood. Such are Iyxpepsla. Blliowmeaa, IAvrr
Complaint. Cowitivation. Servou IMwrder. IleaA.
aotie. Backache, (frnrmt Wfaknetg, Heart IMmease,
Drovtv. Kitlruu Deaje. Piled.
Ithrumnturm. Ca-
tarrh, Scrofula, Skin Disorder. Pimples,
s. Ulcers,
hweitinM,4tc..dtc. H ins or the Hlood pr
c.etc. Hint of the Hlood prevent
jrev
mpu
Btrr
t Dr
and cures these by attacking the cause, impurity
w by sitsckjng the cause. Impurity
Chemists ana physicians scree tn
oi ine wood, c nt mwcs ant pnysicians at
calling It " the nunt genuine and efficient i
Jrepa-
ration rort tie purpose, boi'i y uruggixts. n per
bottle. 8ee tesilmonials. dlrecttons, 4r., in pnm-
pniec, -iren on (naanara or me laooa,
wrapped anmnrf eaehTottle.
a. aA.Nsoy. aox a to., irops.. Butraio. t
do
Send for our
New Illustra
ted Price-List
No. 30, for
Fall and Win
ter of 1881. Free to any address. Con
tains full description of all kinds of goods
for personal and family use. Wc deal
directly with the consumer, and sell all
goods in any quantity at wholesale prices.
You can buy better and cheaper than at
home.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
227 and 229 Wahash A venue Chicago, 1 11
o m7mvm assafaE
BIIBSKmi&mmwmmmmmKESUF
FARMS FOR SALE
BY
CLAIB H.STEWART,
Real Estate Broker,
ALBANY, OREGON
The following la a partial Hat :
170 acraa snno and a half miles west of
Tangent, Oreiron And (1 mile from Albany
85 aorea in cultivation ; 40 acre more can
Iia nut In cultivation easily; balance
tlmW and mature land. Soil, rich black
ralrie. Good house ana barn, goou uoaru
enoe. all in stood repair ? youu orchard
r inn tvmmi arond wed and running stream
for stock j good school, church and poat-
otnee ; good neighbor noot and gooaaoa
... III nw mm I ftt AMI ilnwn
real on easy term.
100 aoraa 8 mtlea south -east of liaise v.
ti mllea front Brownsville and tl miles from
Harriabunr. 50 BUTM
in cultivation and
all rich pmlrle land; no Umber, but plett-
eoocl lence; nouae one ana a nan awry,
4 rooms and uiaira; bam 2xS0 and a
1 luin trrwul WaIIm. CtllA wlllll.
mill dobak now land. Kvaryibing about
Vr".,
tiaugo nun through the plaw aud station
SirTrnnZ'.rr" I
sjo acres 14 miles east of Albany, and 4
SSSSSSUTm raTasfSTwriuT
viod but good iuuro, .od iionicn hir
vhxis. Isanrt lUl airiMl llfrllt tlmiaOir. Ofiik I
wood. Entire land under fence ; average
build Intra, house and bain ; small orchard
& or 6 acres, apple, etc; school and church
both near. Good neighborhood. Price 04,
000: terms, one third down, time on reat
225 acree. IS mllea eaat of Albany and R
mllea from Narrow Gauge; 76 acre in cul
uvation, 75 prairie, uotptoweo. in pasture,
65 small brush ; twe small houses and
haras i aood orchard. acres, apples, etc..
all under feuce,uot tlrat class; school bouse
on land: arood neighbor boou. J'rice MX
500; terms one-third down; balance on long
time.
100 acres 10 miles eaat of Albany and U
mllea from Narrow uauge. unimproved!
good farm land, moaiiy nr oruan. rnoa
- . a .1. T a S m .
88 per acre, one-ibtrd down, easy trms
on balance.
80 acres lying 15 miles duo south of Al
bany, 0 miles MtttiiiwuNi oi i.eimuoii : and
one and a naif miles irotu Mami Kldge
school house; 2 mile from rhurch and H
mile from station on Narrow Uauge ; all
under cultivation, fair board and rail
fences; well drained : no standing water;
one well and pump; soil, black prairie and
rich; home H';xJ4', rooms ami up
stalls; 1'-story; small stable; all in fall
wheat and cros looking line. Prir, sr.
per acre; term eey.
2200 acres 10 mileseastof UarriaUuraon
the line of the narrow gauge railroad- Tti
aneat stock ratten in unn county; a living
stream of water runs the entire length of
the tar iu. All enclosed with p lee did
fen 3eK a line dwelliug; good large lrn
and i wo smaller house tor tenant or help
2o9 aces in ciiUivation, and lite lsiiaiH
in pasture laud ; about IMS) acres are sua-
ceptible of cultivation; a splendid orchard
and good well on the place. Terms aaay.
pan cash and be ance on long time
130 acres lying 4 miles west of Albany
on road to t'orv sills ; all tinder fuii ; luo
acres in cultivation ; nan ah be cultivated
except about 15 actea. Price, 8fB per acw;
alio down aud balance serured bv uiort
gac; dwelling house of two rooms and
good log barn, bedded on three sidee.
School 1 mile.
280 acres on Nan ow Gauge road, 11 miles
from Albany and 5 mllea from Mcio, and
734 mllea from Jefferson. 12. acres good
farming land, 75 aeree la cultivation; re
mainder In timer and brush; house J8X2,
with 10 foot wall, ell 10x28 ; good barn
22x34 wi th 14 foot shed cn one side; good
fencee and water. Terms f-TAW cash down
if posaible. Katber than net sell will lake
t'jooo down, and tsxlanc on I to S years
time, secured by mortgage.
180 acres of a mile west of Albany;
100 acree in cultivation and B acre oak
and ash titular, good wood land; all under
fence, board ami rail, some good and H
bad ; about 7 acree lit orchard, apples,
mostly pears; good soil; 20 bushels wheat
per acre on average; good two-story frame
house, plastered, 0 rooms, built In 1873.
and cost 2 0u; good barn. 28x40 and two
abed; well arranged for farm purposes.
Terms, 18000, 2 years time on $5090,
150 acres 1 mllea west of Tangent; 100
acree In cultivation; all new land, elean
and in good order; good two story hoiase,
8 rooms, nearly new and In good condi
tion: good new barn 30x30; Hne young
orchard, 100 plum and prune trees, fahr
apple orchard; fences in good order; plen
ty running water; 20 acre, of good Umber;
neb, black soil and very productive.
Price $5250, H cash and balance on time.
100 acres one and a half miles northeast
of Albany; 1.0 acre in wheat, rest In fair
average; woodland; good land; nearly
fenced. Price $25 acre; term easy.
500 acres l mile southeast of Soda
Springs; fair farming: email house;
300 acres fenced. Will be sold In small
tract or all together, good school, church
and post-office at Sodaville, also the Hoda
Springs. Price $5 per acre; easy term.
20 acres 3 mile northwest of Lebanon,
near Narrow Gauge; river bottom .rich ana
productive: unimproved, desirable for
garden. Price $20 per acre; term eaay.
320 acre southwest of Sweet Home ; all
under good fence, fenced into fields; 5
acre in good orchard, apples and peaches;
houae with two room and upsLalr: large
frame bam; soil, rich, black foam, bottom
land ; 90 acre in cultivation ; balance
good pasture laud; well watered with
springs good timber 30 mile southeast
of A'bany, 12 mile Irom Brownsville and
5 mile from Crawfordsville; 0 miles from
good grist mill ; 2 mile to school, church
and poatoflice. $10 per acre, eaay term.
169 acree 3 mile south of Sodaville and
20 miles from Albany; unimproved. Price
$5 per acre.
70 acree 18 mllea east of Albany ; unim
proved. Price $5 per acre; eaay term.
103 acree lying 3 milea above Lebanon
on tbe Lebanon Mountain road. No fen
ce or improvement. 15 or 20 acres tim
ber, balance rich prairie land. Price $13
per acre.
80 acre VA miles above Oneatta, on Ya
qufnaJHay. known a tbe old shipyard. It
has a splendid frontage on the IJay, and
wPl be sold at $11 per acre.
107 acre lying below and within Wi
milea of Lebanon, all under fence. 85
acre in cultivation, and the remainder
lain timber and brush. Box house,
story, 2 rooms below and one above
Barn, not very good. Good well ; small
orchard. Cross fences to the amount of
5000 rails, Sufficient cord wood can be
cut and floated to Albany from this place
by only a few laborer to pay for it in two
years. Only n mile irom canal, fosses
ion given by the 15th of October. The
land is rich and will turn
and 50 bushel to the acre.
ont wheat 40
Dr. SPINNEY,
NO. 11 KEARNY ST.
Treats all Iironlc and .Special Slaeases.
YOUNG MEN
WHO MAT BE aUFFEKBNC FBOM THE
effete ot youthful follies or hniacretion, will
do well to avail themselves of thi, thegreetest boo
ever laid at the altar of fufferhsg humanity. DK.
SPINNKY will guarantee to forfeit e&oOfor every rate
Hetninale weakness or private disease of any kind or
nuncier which he undertakes and fsHg to rare.
2MIDDIXAiEB MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty -five sixty who
are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the blad
der, often aceomj-anied by a slight smarting or burning
sensation, and a weakening of tke system In a manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits a lopy sediment will often be found
md sometimes small arttclea of albumen will appear,
.( the color will be of a thin milkish hue, again chang
ing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause,
which is the second stage. of seminal weakness. Da. S.
will guarantee a perfect cure In all such oases, and
healUiy restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
Optics Hours 10 to 4 and 0 to 3. Sundays from 10
toll a. . Consultation free. Thorough exauiinatiw
aud advice, $6.
For private disrascn of short stsndirga full course
of medicine sufficient for a cure, withsii instructions,
win ic sent to any lumress cii receipt I yiu uu.
Call and address,
UK. a-riNSEY t CO.,
lT;12ti No. 11 Kearny St. Sao Francisco, Cat
GREAT INDUCEMENT 1
And still 1 lie rush rout Iniir nt the
ONE PRICE SQUARE
ERS9 AND MECHANICS'
CASH STORE.
Jmt received by Inst steamer, an Iimiieiino stork of
Weill's Furnishing Woods
AT LOW
50 Dozen Men's White
Hhlrla,
$1.M.
Mcil'H Mrolch BiimIiU'mm HtlltM,
Men's Fine Dresw HiiIIm. worth
Look at our Shaker Hock, 5
Look at our Overalls, 00 emit
DrenN
a yiirtl.
t o.r Whm.v for 50m yard.
Look at our Ladies Colored Homo, 10
tairtWMiw-i atsa, l
ljk t air mk fr Mien ('. Snap,
LOOK AT OUR FINE LINE
Embroidery Fancy Goods
Yankee Notions,
Silks, Satins,
Velveteens,
Plaids, Brocaded
and Plain Dress
Goods at
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
8END ON APPLICATIONS FOR SAMPLES.
Don't fail to seo our $7.00 Oloak .
A9 WACHENHEIMER, Prep'r.
HARRISBURC, OREGON, OCT. 25, 1881.
AT THE OLD STAN I. 71
KIKNT NT It K FT, II AH
ANNORTMKNT OS
COOK, BOX AND PARLOR
STOVES AND RANGES.
k t.tf- Iu tits? . lie m ao loss)rfa and mnuuf tat I i -
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE
OK KVKKY )t HIITION !W elTOCK OR TO oithKlt. AlS), HK KKKI" 4 IN
If AND, A PI! 1.1. AMHOKTMKNTOK
GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE.
ALL. OV WHICH HK OPPKItH TO TI1K i'UBUO AT PKICW, THAT DEP.
COM PKTITIOM. CALL AT 73 PIIWT MTKHKT, ALHANY, OHBOON.
Repair work done at
vita
ynti
AUD M!
CHICAGO
H WE8TEW
Is the OLItBHT ! BaST (XJXiMThl tTKD BUT
EOl'IPPEU ! ami hones tea
LEADING RAILWAY
WIST AND N0iTfWS8T,
It Is the SHORT. BURR and HAPS Route bet wees
COUNCIL BLUFFS
-AND-
Chicago, Milwaukee
And att points EAST, sm h as
Nlaaara Palls, New Yerfe, PhlaUribia,
sslaa. Wasfclaatea, BaHtaaere, Pills
bar. Mealrml, Tareale, Sclralt,
4levelaa4.
At Council Bluffs the trains of the Chicago and
North Western and the U. P. Ry's depart from, ar
rive at atnl use tke same Joint L'ntoa Depot.
At Chloayo close connections are made with the
Lake Shore, M!ehlgan Central, Baltimore ami Ohio,
Ft. Wayne and Hennsylrsnla, ami Chlcauro and Grand
Trunk Railroads, and the Kankakee and Pan llsndle
Routes.
PnlmiiPiUee Drawing Room Cart
Are rua osall through Hales of this road.
It is the ONLY ROAD between
COEffCIX HU H ANN) 4 MM AGO,
I poo which Is run tbe celebrated
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS.
Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you Tickets via
tele road. Examine yaur Tickets, and refuse to buy
if they do not read over the Chicago and North
western IU1I way.
If you wish the bast traveling aeonnemndatlone you
whl buy your ticket by this routeaVANlt WILL.
TAKE N0JE OTHER,
All ticket agents sell ticket by this line.
MABVIff HI UHITT.
t Y. r. and fiea'l Nssi'r, I klraga
EASTWARD. Hal
REVERE HOUSE,
Caracr First and Ellsworth Aibaay, Oregon.
Chae- Pfeiffer, Prop'r.
This new Holel la fitted up tu first oiasa style. Tabh a
supplied with tbe beef tbe market affords. Spring
Xede in every Room. A good Sample Room for Com
mercial Travelers.
tsr Free Case, le and Area Mir Hotel, V
J. W. BENTLEY,
Custom Boot & Shoe Maker.
BOOTS AND SHOES made to order,
and repairing done with neatness and
dispatch, and at low price, Call and see
hitn. First Street, Albany. 41yl
DEALING FARM
PRICES.
actually worth 82. OO for
worth 814.M) for $8.5(1
833.00, for S17.f0.
for SI ..
a a, pair. 0001.
CJimmIh. wortli lor
L6o.
cento a pair
.lr.
21! ban (15 celt, but
ON HAND AS FINK AN
reasonable figures.
NEW YORK SHOPPING!
Rrerybofly dellRhletl with tbe taaUful
and beautiful selections made by Mr. La-
I mar, wbo baa never failed to pleas ber
i cuHtAuier. New Pall Circular Juetiawued.
Head for it. Add re
MUS. KLLKN LAMAR,
7(J S77 tirwadw.r. New Yect.
BARBER SHOP !
J. H. 8URLE8, Prep'r.
A GOOD NKA FOAM SHAMPOO goes
J with each shave, l'rlfes for shaving
aud balr-cutting same as usual. Hooma
opposite Mull walu's sUre. 10tf
ALBANY CITY
Flouring- Mills.
WK nave already agreed with tue
fanners for the storage of one half
our raoacity, but
we ran yet store about
4.r),uou bushel.
First come, first served.
PREMIUM, 4 (TS. PER BUSHEL
In mill feed a usual.
THOtf.MONTEITH A fOM.
MAGNOLIA MILLS.
WE are fully ptepaied as usual to fur
uish Ntorsge and sacks ou the iuot
favorable tortus.
A LIBERAL PREMIUM
WILL BE PAID.
J. H. FOSTER & CO.,
Magnolia Mills.
v.7nl
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A viotim of yoatbfol improdanea oa using Prema
ture Decay, Karroua De baity. Lost Manhood, ate,
having tried in vain every known remedy, baa dis
oorered a alaiple self cure, which he trill send VBll
to bis feUow-sufferera, address J. K. MEEVESL
3 naatham St., n. . :
PATRONIZE HOME MERCHANTS.
Can sell you all goods in the line
of General Merchandise just as
cheap as you can go away from
home and buy them. He carries a
large and varied assortment of all
goods, is well prepared to exhibit
them, and you can make juot .as
good selections
him.
Remember the place,
C. B. MONTAGUE'S
GENERAL STORE,
LEBANON,
HOFFMAN
-PROPRIKTORS OF
ALBANY SODA WORKS,
-AND DKALKRS IN
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
Candle- Nuts and Tropical Fruits.
Albany, - ... Oregon
ONE DOOR BRLOW JOHN MIOOY VTDRJE ryl
00,000
In the United Stale
STUDEBAKER
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THE WOOD BEINti THE BEST 1
(C9BLKiTKb trwu the U.rvsU ( ludiana, abWh are itl l..r Hk U-rur i,riu, ( timber suitable fo
waajoii aaafclner- Kvery a esMaaSHSi l... I..- nr. i..n. aiul liararlrl i i,.,t U t.. ihr MaixUnl Ihe U-et
Mrt Utukaarr rtii4ul, ttiue liwurliw Bret claaserisit, and nlu. tit a eratMi which .,r .irnitili .lur4t.iti!
and ll-btMeae ot draft le sol surjseei if.
They are the BEST Ironed Wagons in the Market.
Every one having our Patent Round Edge
Projecting Tire,
WhUb protects tbe twiiit auo
Mketu
ma Itave our latent SKklN ANl TKCS
u from wurklua- iuuee. Our Wacona alwi liae
aurklitK lmae
The Slope Shouldered Spoke,
Strength of
far Ail of the above Improvements raunot be used bv any other makers without iutrinu assent
fsT A full Una of these Wajiaa oan be fund lit the prim ial twus 4 Orry.n and Waaivlssrtoa.
EUGENE BUCHANAN Att eat,
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
MONEY
I am now better prepared than over beforo to
negotiate loans on good improved farm lands.
The departure of my late partner has not
interfered with my connection with the firm
for which Stewart & Grey were loaning money and
I can obtain loans on more liberal terms than ever.
If you must have money, remember that I can get
it for you.
CLAIB H. STEWART.
JAMES D ANNALS,
MAarvACTUKsa asd asALta is
FURNITURE i BEDDING.
Ceraer t erry aad teeead llreets.
ALBANY, s ORROON.
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DR. E. O. HYDE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Foahay A Mason'a.
Residence on Broadalbin St., Albany , Or.
vlnl2tr
by purchasing of
oki:-o.
It JOSEPH,
Tobac cos, Groceries, Provisions,
PEOPLK
np theT.lf bra.'
WA(iON and
th KapeelalM aire
MMlfritsl.
Taken in Me-
fflloe. No otbe.' maaufart lire r bis the- right Ut w It. All 4 our Tblml la
AXI.K, Sfblrli fivatly atmiyttu us tbe Axle aud in venU
which Greatly Increases the
the Wheels.
TO LOAN
RED CROWN MILLS.
HA l.l. A 111). ISOJI & CO., PROPE'8,
NEW PKOCEjW FLOITR SUPKRlOlt FOR I A M 1 1. IK;
AND BAKERH DSR.
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BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest
Price in
Wheat.
Cash fox
ALBANY
OR.
ALBANY
MARBLE WORKS
ALBANY, OltK.OV.
STAKiKIt BROS. - I'roprirtom.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS,
IVD-
1 1 i:ai)stone
In Italian or Vermont Marble.
Also, every variety of cemetery and
other stone work dono with neatness snd
dispatch. .
Mpacial attention given to orders from
all part of this Mute and Washington)
Territory.
4T"A!I work warranted. ithUT,
ALBANY FOUNDRY
AND
UUIIIM
ElfT A stEJNH RSI
f'.r A. V. fllKUnV, Mtual! at i-rur of
Kir4 ud MtMSfgetsfiS I WfflWjsje, AllsiiT
I i n my :i't. ' elaavpeol rJseafaeasa hhui
VVorliM, vn nn- r. ... r - I ! in i-ul-. f r
SUmim Knunti-n, s,w aaed flaja Mills.
Wk.i working Ma-liin-ry, PwtUfm, lrw
aixl lira i'aMinun of every .less riUrti.
Mar-hlncrv of all tk!nd rcrinl. Sfie
clal atti'iitiofi giverrfu reiairinfr fsrtn n a
ehinery. raflrr Making sesr 1 all lie U.
Iftl lyl A. V. t'HRRKY A- HON.
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OK.
Th First Tfi-tn will open on WfdBi-
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uaj, nrpiruinrr til, it.
V'it fiartU-ntarv mi-mww th it in r. i4 toly iei
Kit KLRKMT . OMIT. rrraaal.
TIKO SAM WA'S
LAUNDRY !
Ioe th boat washing ami ironing in Al
bany at low! ratr?. ( V,ntrart iiiiitle far
t'hinesn Ial;ir. Iundrv on Wahlnplo
street, opposite MsrHliafrs Livery Stable)
v. c rnKRi'.r.
c. b. rah a i
ALHANY
IRON WORKS.
CHEBKT & PABKES,
(Kurfwssors to C. C. t'hprry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iron
Founders.
w
KHAVKOrit NKWSHOPS All.
.rriiiltl. siul rr now iu-r-l t
liaiKlb- all kinds r hf-avy work. V Mill
mauiifsi'tnre Steam V.ifpn, Jri-t and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Itnues CaJdingsJ
r.rrMs Mttar. nmmmr tarrM c.
HpAt'ial attention j;ir-n tn impairing: all
kind ut nia.diinery. Will alo manufa.
tiirw ttsa improved tiieiry t .White tindn
Separator.
Mm.bi nk-r M. OSKrr a Lasattrr lard.
Alistny, t.r., lec. I, lsso. lbif
A BARGAIN !
Valunbit ProjKTly for Sale.
THE fVLDEN FRUIT DRYER,
Including the building; and lot upon
whk-h it ih vim :!.. I. ih for sale at a bar
gain. Ti-re are two dryer aiul t ! mi
be Mold wparately. Thi- I a good op
portunity for fruit raJMers to Herure the
dryer oiad, al a low n-o.
Tle ha arw vtry al liable lyin on the
.ier front, and having a railnaul wiUh
muuing by ibem. It bs a goral lonstiou
tor a custom tlouriug mill, foundry, or
any such buineH.
For furthr rsuticular rail cn the Preeii
dent or Secretary of the Vunpauy.
41. F. I'KAWnil!!),
U C. RlCa
President.
HC"Jitary.
To the Unfortunate!
DR LGIBBOK'S
DispeBsitry.
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tin' trf-atitteitt ! Svaual
Baud St eaessl fMsssatay u
a Cuaorrkra, Cirri.
; lrl. isrr, akllla i all
iu fixiu!. IsasMslrsirs.
acaalaal rslisr, iUht lw ht ilnaiw, uu.
4es uu the lace unit torn iuanbMl ran iMiltvrj be
rure.1. Tin-k aud alttkud hhtiiitd ih4 Uilt.xall
iimii liim. The lSK-Urf' haa travcW rxtiaic-l la
t.nrn-, and iiiMt't.il III. .i'iii:hl lit. variii-
tals tltrn, olitainina: a irmt dnd uf vatulk n.l. i
limi, whk'h lie isciniH.'t-nt t impart Ui u . iti nr. .i
f his srr irra. lilt. lilltttoS ilt DLr u . k ut.
n. lew. lie i fl. ct a i rt'. rrrmma ai a ilutau.T- M a
Mr. iik:m at ntnii:. ah ctuairaik4.
strictly dtiliitmtial. Yuii hit- im ..ijt. t.ui ilu lii.r
Hand trii dullara fur a u kmrr uf eavdii icr. tVnwaie
riUnir tJ 1 ''' Uuclor will (ilraw Malt Ihr i.iu Uu
paer Uiry nee Uiis advertiwaavat in. I4rvi a Sra
auitaUle. tVUI or aritc. Adtlresa iK. J. K. UibMUh.
Bus 1S67, Sail Fraiiciw'o. v l ..i.. .
ST CHARLES HOTEL,
ALBANY.
MRS. T. HULK.
OBCOON.
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TtiU Himw Iim hrn tin. roughly niii.van.! from loa
to ImtUun, and is now in ij.U n.ii.t ohkIUh-Ii t. r
tbe ruUiTtaiuiuciit ul tratrlt-rs. The iai U
is SUpptvnd will) rt rr thinsr the SSS
kt-l aSurdw. Sample mi lor
ruuiniart'ial ji.rn.
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THE ONLY F.2JABLE BITTERS.
QJ
WORLD
BE8T TQNlB Ul USE.
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