The state rights democrat., January 13, 1882, Image 4

FRIDAY JANUARY 13, 1882
OH TO ILK.
Let those who think that women,
girls, boys or any one else will do to
milk try the experiment with such
and good milkers, and they will see
that it requires a good, strong, care
fal, quiet par on to make a success
In milking, and to keep up the flow
of milk. A man who bad done his
own milkiug hired a boy te do it ; he
shrunk the milk of the cow one-third
in two weeks, when the owner again
resumed the milking, and in 2 weeks
got the same amount as before the boy
had doue the milkine. Then he let
a hired man milk the cow, who in 2
weeks shrunk the milk 10 per cent ;
and in two "vecki mere, the owner
milking again, got as muth as before.
To milk, close the foreflnger and
thumb around the teat high up; make
a downward motion, tightening the
grip and forcing out the milk ; then
let go the hold, keeping the thumb
and linger In circle; carry up the hand
and press it smartly against the udder
and close and pull down as before,
and so on until the cow is clean. The
philosophy, if any, is to give as near
as may be the same motion that the
calf does in sucking. Many a good
eow is partially despoiled of her good
qualities in consequence of being im
properly milked. Above ail thing
never let anybody but an experienced
hand milk the heifers or young cows.
It is surely a mistake in whs it cul
ture, or in fact with regard te any
crop, to sow inferior seed. Like be
gets like. Weakness and disease are
propagated in the plant world vary
much as they are transmitted from
parent to child In the world of human
beings. The greatest pal as should be
taken te procure the choicest seed
that oan possibly be had. It will pay
the farmer who depends upon his
growing of seed te cut out the best
portions of a net J when there is a per
ceptible difference, and devote them
to this important use. Indeed, it is a
wise policy te select the earliest and
finest heads, and from these te "grew
seed. It is well to obtain a change'.ef
seed from time to time, as successive
sowing or planting in the same soil
and climate seems to Induce, more
mx less, degeneracy- The farmer should
never grudge a little extra outlay in
the purchase of choice seed. Such
outlav is pretty sure te be well reward
ed. crmse plavtatioxs isto smale
Much of the rapid development in
the South is owing to the fact that
since the close of the war and the abo
lition of slavery the large plantations
have been, in many instances, divid
ed into smaller farms, to the great
benefit of the agricultural interests.
From the statistics of the last census
we find, by comparing the census
figures of 1860 and 1880, that the
number of farms in Alabama have in
creased from 55,128 to 134,865 ; in
Georgia from 62,003 te 138,636 ; in
Florida from 6568 to 28,468; in Sonth
Carolina from 33,171 to 95,864. These
figures show how rapidly the large
landed estates of former days have
been divided into smaller holdings,
which, of course, are in a great ma
jority ef cases falling into the hands
of the former slave population. This
works a double benefit. It gives the
people an interest in the land and in
the stability of the institutions of the
country, and makes them less liable
to become the dupes of designing per
sons ; and it also renders mere thor
ough the cultivation of the soil.
This subdivision of the land, there
fore, is desHnad to do more than any
thing else to restore tho physieal and
political prosperity of the South. The
same kind of a dividing up Is also to
be greatly desired in California.
VARIETY I FOOD
Almost ati domestic animals, as
well as human baings, require a va
riety in diet, and yet some horses, if
a sudden change is made from cats
or barley to corn, are liable to the bel
lyache or colic. When feeding bar
ley, as is generally the case in this
country, a variety is made by giving
a few am a 11 potatoes or carrots week
ly. Fowls, swiae, cattle and horses
are all kept in a more healthy condi
tion and much more free from disease
when a variety of food is given. In
the Eastern States, where fodder, hay
and coarse feed are dear, and seme
times scarce, money and feed are sav
ed by grinding the grain and cutting
the hay or straw fed to horses. By
the cutting of feed for two teams, to
six months enough feed may be sav
ed to pay for the cutter. While a
team in eating cut enough for the
next feed, water it to moisten and
destroy the dust Have your corn,
barley or oats ground, and with it
mix bran or shorts ; mix the bran or
aborts and the ground grain together
about one-third bran and two-thirds
ground grain four quarts is enough
for a feed ; this should also be moist
ened and mixed with the cut straw
or hay, and be allowed to remain in
8Mk from one feed to another. ,This,
with the potatoes and carrots, will
keep your horses Wealthy and in good
condition.
Rotation in crops is demonstrated
as being not enly best, but demanded.
The continual growing aud gathering
from the same field a harvest of the
same or kindred product will in due
time derive the soil in that field cf
the ability to produce that especial
article, as it has taken from the soil
all that is necessary for the produc
tion of that crop, and either fertilizers
must be supplied or the field will be
come wholly worthless, save for some
other and entirely different kind of
product.
m m m
SIMM) pe year can easily made
at home working for E. G. Hideout &
Co., 10 Barclay St., New Yo. Send
for their catalogue and full pdit'ouiars
Charck Dlrr tor .
Y. P. C. A. Meets at their room in Fob
tor's brick building on Wednesday ovruinira
at 7 JO o'clock , ana on Sabbath afternoons at
4, Business meeting are held on the rvott
ing of the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
U. P. Church. Proaohingcvery SaMmleS,
at 11 a. m.. and 7 P. M. by Hoy. fc ;. Ii
vine, D. D. Sabbath School at 2.:W p. i.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
Kvakokmcal CltURCM. Preaching on Sal
bath at 11 a. m. , and 7i p. Sablwth
School 12:15. Prayer mooting every Thurs.
day evening. W. (.'. Kautncr, pastor.
CoMtiRKO ATtON At Cu v Rt'ii. -Scrvicosovory
Sabbath at 11a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath
School at 2.30.
Thursday evening
Prayer MSSfiBg
of each week. J.
on
W.
Harris, pastor.
M. K. Cur am, ovth. Service every
Sahhath at St Paula If. K. Cliurvh, South.
at 11 a. w. and 74 r. u. Sabbath School
at 124 Prayer meeting evory Thure
day evenng. M. C. Mdler, jMtator.
M. E. Chokch. Preaching every Sabbath
at 11 a. m. and 74 p. m. Su eervu- in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
t 2.30 P. ml Prayer meeting every Thure
lay evening. 1. Dillon, j.it i .
Presbyterian CufKCH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in Collogu
Chapel. Sunday School immediately rftrr the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
1 huraday evening. Kev. Isaac II. Uium
pastor.
Administrators Notce.
NOTICE ISHERKHY GIVEN T 1 1 AT
the undorsigued, haa been by an
order of the County Court of Linn county
Oregon, duly appointed ad mitt 1st rat or
with the will annexed of the etato of
Elvira McKarUutd decaod, and nil per
mm having claims againatmld eatate are
hereby required to present the as mo
with the proper vouchera to tho nndst
signed at bis residence near Tangent, in
IJnn oeunty. Oregon within a. a months
from the 'date hereof,
December lOtb.issI.
D. C. MrFanutSD.
20w4 Administrator.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of Oi' State of On you for
Limn Count u :
Otto Fox and I gnat. Fox,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
Lao Foxarouel For. In
ward Fox, Iaadore Fox,
Ids, illrschbaum and Kr
nest " Hlraehbaum, her
husband, Julius Kox.K la
r Friendly and C. It.
Friendly, her husband,
Fanny Nuabautn and A
dolphusNnsbaum.herhus band, Leua Fleischer and
Simon Fleischer, her hus
band .Rosa Stern hoi m and
SamuelSiernheiai,herhu
band, and the four minor
children of Amelia Weil,
the sister of the plaint i if-,
herein, whose given name
are unknown to theae
plaintiffs, but whose sur
name la Weil, IX'fmd
ants. To Leo Fox, Samuel Fox, Edward I"x,
Iaadore Fox, Ida Htrsrhbauiul and Broeai
Hlraehbaum, her husband, Julius Fox,
Klara Friendly and l EL Friendly, ht r
husband, Fanny Nuabaum and Adolphoa
Sfuabaum, her husband, Ixma Fleweber
and Simon Fleiaeber her husband, Koa
Sternhelm and Samuel fWoillhotin, bar
husband, and the four minor childrou of
Amelia Weil, the sister of the plaintiffs
herein, whose given names are uuktiowu
to thaae plaintiffs, but whoae surname i
Weil, the above named defendant :
THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Or: Ron, you and each of you are hate
by si
v summoned and ireiuired to be and
appear In the above named Court and an
swer the complaint of tho plaintiff in tho
above entitled sntt on tile against you with
i the Clerk of said Ccairi by the first day
of the next regular term of said Court
! after the publication of thU summons for
six weeks, to-wit : the regular Man h tern
of said Court to be begun and liohlen oCT
the second Monuay in aiaren m i.m
county, Oregon, or judgment for wan, of j
an answer wdl be Uk.en against you, an
you are hereby notified that u yon Mtto I
appear ana answer mo complain-, or me
plaintiff herein as above rixiu.ril the
plainUtls will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint in thla
suit to-wit : That the court order and
decree that tue following described nrctu
iaes,towit; Commencing at a point en
the North boundary lino of First St-cct in
tho city of Albany in Linn county Ore
gon seventeen feet east of tho South Went
corner of Lot No. 5, in Block No. 4, hi tho
city of Aibany in Unn county OtogoB
and running thence Wst along tUe North
boundary line of said First Street twenty
n ve feet more or less to the centor of the
brick wall the same being a partidon wall
between the property of J. II. Foster on
the West ana the property of tho plain
tifls and defendants on the East ; ihon-o
Northerly along the center of said parti
tion and parallel with the East lino of
Lot No 6, in aaid Bloc' No. 4. one hun
dred feet to the alley ; thenca Eat alo ng
the South boundary line of said alley
twenty-five feet more or less to a point
seventeen feet East of the East lino of
said Lot No. 6, in block No. 4, aforesaid;
thence Southerly and parallel with tin;
east line of Lot No. 5, in sa'd block No. J,
one hundred feet to the place of begin
ning togethei with the right to inaintai n
and use the iron column now standing on
the South end of the partition wall on the
last aide of said premises above described
be partitoned among the respective own
era thereof according to their respective
interests therein quantity and quality rel
atively considered if the aame can be
done without prejudice to such owners,
otherwise that the Court order and decree
that aaid real property be soid and tho
proceeds applied first to the payment of
the coats and disbursements of thix suit;
including reasonable attorney's fees, and
that the balance of such proceeds be
divided among the owners of said real
property according to their respective in
terests therein:
This Summons is published by or der of
Hon: R. P. Boise, Judge of said Court in
the Statu Rights Dkmockat, for sis
successive weeks, which order bears date
December 28th. 1831.
FMKN A CflAMIIKKI.alN.
Atty's for PUTf.
Summons.
Out Circuit Court of tli County of Linn in
tiu State of Oregon:
James M. Coon Plantiff, vs Thomas
Christain and Ida B. Cbriatain his wife,
and R. 8. Strahan and L. Rilyeu partners
doing business under the firm name ol
aitranan A Bilyeu, Defendants.
To Thomem Christain awl Ida Ii. Christian
of the above named Defendants.
In the name of the State of Oregon you
and each of you are hereby required to
appear and answer the coKipIaint ot the
alxjve named plantiiT in the above entit
led Court, now en file with the. clerk oi
aaid Court, on or before tho first uay of
the next regular term of aaid Circuit
Court, in ana for Linn count, Oregon t
wit : Monday, March lath, 1882. aud you
are hereby notified that if you fail to an
swer aaid complaint the plaintiff will ap
ply to the Court for the relief demanded
In his said complaint, to-wit : That
Elaintiff have and recover of and from
efendant, Thomas Christian, the sum of
$4398.24 and the further sum ol $250.00
attorneys fees and costs and disbursments
of this suit That the Court decree that the
mortgage executed by said defendants
Thomas and Ida B.Christian to secure the
same be reformed so as to inaludo the
following premises, to-wit : Beginning
at the northwest corner of James M.
Coon's donation land claim : thence
running south 37 t0-l(0 chains ; thence
east 42 8-100 chains ; thence north 40 30
100 chains; thence west 7 89-100 chains
thence; south 2 80 100 chains; thence
west 34 19-100 chains to the place of be
ginning in Linn county, Oregon, that said
mortagage be foreclosed and said premises
be sold to satisfy said claim of Plaintiif
and that drfts and each of them be for
ever barred and foreclosed of all their
right title andeqnity of redemption in said
premises and for such other decree as
may teem meet inequity. Published by
order of Hon, R. P. Boise Judge, made
at chambers Dec. 0th, 1881.
HUMPHBEY & WOLVKUTON.
Ally's for Plfl.
Subscribe lor the Democrat.
FARMS FOR SAM4
ltY
CLAIB H. STEWART,
Real Estate Broker,
ALBANY, OREGON
Tho following I purOnl lint :
l.Oaorr t ami a half niilrw ve-.t of
Tangent, Orejjon.nnd 0 mile from Albany.
So acres In cultivation ; -1" wi res more can
I to put In cultivation easily; balttm-o gmd
timber and paMuro land. Soil, rich blaok
prairie, tiood houae and barn, good board
tourc. all In good repair: youmj orchiud
of 100 troes good wo 1 ami ruimliiK attcam
for stock : tooil ni-IiooI, cnun-ii una I"m
otllco : itoo 1 nniuhlMtthood ami good noH-
olv.' Terma fau per acre ; fJ.laH) down,
rel on eaay terina.
20 a'-r.'H.m N.tnow i'i;-.. r. 1.1 1 u..:
from Albanv and .' nilloH from sto, nml
7 mllex trom Joffomon. 12.. a- good
farmimr land. ncrca in cultivation; ro
malndcr In timer ami brush; InniMi isx-JS,
with li foot walls, ell bix'i ; good barn
with U foot ahed on OH snh-; ffpO&
fent-ea and water. Tor ma t'.;H) t-ash down
if possible. Kather than Ml sell will tak
SJtNMJ down, and halanco m - to 3 yearn
iimo, Mvui I l.y inwtauRo.
HH) acres !" 'f mllo wet of Alb.tny;
10i nvim in cultivation ami '.a a-r'H oak
and ash tlmlK'r,giat wood laud; all under
fence, board and rail, soma gd ami ' ,
lad ; about 7 acres in orchard, apples,
mostly pear; gol soil; 10 bttsJu Is wheal
per acre on average; goml iwo Ht.rv I -
house, plaatered, nanus, built 111 1878,
and cost J2 oin goinl burn. -s. 10 and two
ahetls oll arranged for farm purMsta.
Terms, fSOOO, ' years time on Jot.
ISO aeres 1 ' i mih-a weat of Tangent; 100
acres in cultivation; all new land, cJ an
and In good older; good two atory houae,
s r.xm, nearly new and In ga.l condi
tion; good new barn 3l.v'i;: Ann young
orchard, UO plum and prune tr fall
apple orchard; fences in good order ph-n
tv running water; LO wrt-t of god limUr;
rich, blai-k soil and very pr..d i.-tiv ..
Mea fiio, a eaah and balance t.n fine.
100 acres one ami a hall tuilea northeast
of Albany; 1 & acres in wheat, real in fair
average; woodland; gtxul land; ueat!y
fonceal. Price acre; let ins easy.
500 acres 1 mile southeast oi Sala
Spriuga; fair fturmtng ; mall hnuae;
."00 acres fenced. Will l s..hl in amali
tracts or all tfgothen good !' l, churoh
and pot office at Jsodav til , also the Soda
Springs. l'rUx f '. j i a r ; i y terms.
lo.J ;icr s 1 ;:ig 3 mi lea nlvo I.obau-ni
on tl c Ltd .ii'ii- ii Mountain i..id. He fen
ces or Impiovi menta. U r 2 aiva tlm
ber, balance rich prairie land. IV
r acre.
80 acr.a I 'i mile abovo Oueutta, on Ya
quina Itay. known aa tho old shlpyat L It
baa a sj.h'ndel fron'.t-H oi: the Hay, mi l
wil be s. Id at fit ht acre.
107 acre lying below ami within ) ,
miles of !dnon, ail nadet B W.
acres in cultivation, and tho reoudtwh r
is in timber and brush, Bei booae, 1
storv, rooms bhw and eno bOV
itaru, not vi ry go. J. Ooodwell; - dl
orchard. Croaa lea c to the amount (
MOO ralla. SulUcicnt rord - I rn l
cut and floated to Albany from thi phi o
by only a few laborers to pay for it hi two
year. " uidv ? uih from canal, r - . .
ion given by tho ISUl f October, Tlio
land h rich and will turn out wheal 40
and Lo buaht Is to the acre.
151 acres, Iving Iml!es due east .jf liar-
rlsburg. A K'l on.-ai re-l bOX hOUSC,
2 rooms, llaru, 'Jix-. Tho laud !aa
heretofore Wen usw aa a pasture, I tu
all Im) put int. cultivation. No gu.!.' Ir.g
leanifad, r 2 m ilea from school. Terms
-dtf r a'-r;.. J''a.ah down, balsnco ab
moat any length of time aeevted ly W rt
gage. 300 acre, lyinx within mile of Ifoa
oc. In Itentou county. A. und-r fence
fc4 divided into live fields. All good
rtrm iad an.i half in r.i.n. Good h
nj barn, splendid at. r and a tin" orch-
arj. tMOSMOf thfl beet Parma Ifl thai
ssjetlea of thoa!iy. Prta per acre
fioeo or flSou dow n an 1 I stance on ti
MM acres lying r milos north of
Harrisburg ami 1 milo es'. of Muddv
Station all under fence; lo ai-ru in eu.'ti.
vation, balance in pasture, but most of it
can be put inco!tiatiou. ? ' stoi v house,
barn, good water, etc., 1 milo to scIkk!.
Price fiOoO,
12.1 res lying mil. - , U All ti.
and 2 tnties from TangenL acres lii
cultivation and a'l nnltT (enea, M :r-
more ran be put into eiiliivat'on bj out
lay off 100. 1 louse, barn, MIenlid water.
A lino young orchard, RiOS, H6 pat
acre.
4!.l aorcs In OwlW Precinct 3 miles
from station on Narrow Oauge. 100 acres
in cultivation. Oood ) t story lion--',
wood house, barn, and splendid water
and lino orchard. All under fence
Price tV per acre.
240 acres lying aboOt SO miloa sauth
eat of Alttaoy. AM ttoder lenos, Maall
orchard, no buildings .'i0 acres hs ,. i
cultivated, but it is atl now used us pas
ture. Price 10 ier acre.
243 acres lying .1 miles from Bran-inn'
Station in Center Precinct, all Wdta
fence. 1 o acres in cultivadou. I Jtfga
VA story framo house, good Imrn. nveral
oulbuiidmgs, orchanl an I goi water.;
Price, 20 per an .
ITATiO.
In the fijuuiij Court f J.ir.n Connt-j, Stale
of Oregon.
In tho matter of tho L'hiato of Thorns
.Summers, db ceased.
To William Summit ana' JLlmCT Sum,;
heir at law of J'lr-m u Sutnm:ret drrra I.
In tlm name of th State ofOn-on:
You and each of ou aro hercbv t ile!
and required to be and a- in Uio
County Court of Linn county, Oregon, a
tho Court Ilotiso in the t-nj of Albany,
in said Counlj', on Mond ty. tho 8th day
of February, 1H82, at tho hour of Ion
o'clock In the fore joon of aid day. ar,.i
then and there show (MM, U any exlat,
why an ordor should not ho mndo direct
ing and licQiiHing tho adndoJatrator uf
Haid estate to sell ail the right, title and in
terest of naid Thomai Summers, deceased,
at the time of his death, bolh iu law and
equity, in and to tho real property here
inafter descilod, as prayed lor in tho
petition of L. Bilyeu, admiiiistia'.or of tho
estate of said deccaned, which petition is
now on lilo In tho County Curt of Linn
county, Oregon, which said seal property
is described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ning chains sou'.h and 18.48 chains
V est of tho S. W. Isomer of Baetoo 30, Tp
11 H. R. 1 West Willamette meridian, and
running thence West 28.86 chains; llienee
East 23.70 chains ; tbeneo Xortli !)7
chains to tho place of beginning, contain
ing 88 acres more or loas. AIho tho fol
lowing des iribed tract of land : Begin
ning at tha South Kast cornor of tho dona
tion land claim of Tho?. Summers and
wife, Not. No. 2301, in Linn count y, Ore
gon, and running thenco North 18 88
chains; thence West 00 chains; thence
South 10.30 chains ; thenco East 0 chains
to the place f beginning, containing '.
acres moro or less, both of tho abovo
tracts of land being and lying In Linn
county, Oregon.
By order of tho Court :
"Witness my hand aud tho seal ' f sa id
Court affixed this -1th day of .Ian. 18S2.
N. Bum, Clerk. .
per J. H. Hacki.emxN,
L.S ix-iuty
C. H. HEWITT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ai.BiY, esceeir.
WILL practico in nil conrtis of the
State, and give special attention to
collections. Office in O'Toelo's Block.
A BARGAIN.
CjQ acres of land in Marion ccuiity,
)Uo 1 miIes from I5ueiia YWu and
even miles from JoC'crson. 80 acioiin
cultivation and balance in light brusli and
timber. House, barn and good orchard.
Flouring mill within 2 miles. Enough
wood can be sold at the pottery works at
Buena Vista to pay for the farm. Call ou
C. II.'Siewabt, at Albany.
GREAT INDUCEMENT I
Ami still tlto tush eoiitiiiiirM nl the
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"lien's Seotclt'l.ttsitiChH SultH, worth 91400 lor KS. ."().
Bfeili Ptnc llrcss SuIIh, worth for 817.50.
Look at our Shaker Nock, 5 for St.OO.
Lookal our Ot eralU, 00 eemt ialr. ;ooi).
Look at our Brocaded Dress (iootls, worth ti.'c. for l(c
yard.
Look at our filiswirlM. for QOfl I yard.
Look at our l.atlics t'olored llosc, 1 limits a pair.
Look at our Children's Hose, 10 cent a pair.
Leek Si IVrrtgfc for (i ilden V. S.iaji. 20 bars $5 eMtftft;
LOOK AT OUR FINE LINE
Embroidery Fancy Goods,
Yankee Notions,
Silks, Satins,
e
Velveteens,
Plaids, Brocaded
and Plain Dress
Goods at
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SEND OH APPLICATIONS FOR SAMPLES.
Don't fail to soe our $7.00 Cloak.
A. W
HARRISBURC, ORECON, OCT. 25, 1881.
At THE OLD HTANP,
FIRST STREET, HAS
ASSORTMENT Olf
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STOVES AND RANGES.
la maj tHMMM la UM ullry. Ilea ao Import and uianuturlurea
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE
OF ! I KRT MBL'JUfTIOK IN VIOCI OR Tt) 0SDBL ALSO, HE UBBfl ON
iiano, a Fti.i. imoiimiH I UP
GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE.
ALL Of WHICH lit: OFFKItS TO THK PI H1.IO AT PRICKH, THAT DKKY
( MlimTloN. CALL AT 72, WOK BTKEKT, A I.HAN Y, OREGON.
Pwopair work done at
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RoatM,
i'uliiian Palace Drawing Room Cars
Are run on all Ulltwisll tainH uf tlila rtd.
It Ik the O.N'I.Y KOAl butwueii
(oiMii. BLi'rra anb im u.,
l Co" wliich i run tin crlultraUKl
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS.
ImM iifton lloket Agvnta iollin you TickeUv ia
tlii mad. Kxaiiiine your Tlckuta. antl rufutu) U buy
II they do not read over the Cliieatfo aud Nortli-Wunti-rn
lUilway.
H you wish the liont truvelinn acvommoiatinnt you
will buy your tickoU by tlii rouUAWANU WILL
TAKB NO.NK OTIIKII.
All ticket acntmdl ticketa hv thla liiw.
wiiti lii o.uirr.
9mt V. 1'. nml firn'l Mann'r, I li I ditto
EASTWARD. n..i
REVERE HOUSE,
Vomer Flrat and Ellaworlh Albany, Oregon.
Chas- Pfeiffer, Prop'r.
Thia new Boh U fitted up in flrat claaa atyle. Tahlea
Miipilleil with the beat the market afforda. Bpriiitf
Bwla in avory Itoom. A ood Bamplo Hoora for Com
mercial Travclora.
tS'l ree t'oacli to ami from tbc lloteLa
J. W. BENTLEY,
Custom Boot & Shoo Mukcr.
BOOTS AND SHOES made to order,
and repairing dona with noatnoss and
diHpatch, and at low prioea. Call and soo
him. First Street, Albany. 4lyl
:
i i
PRICES.
actually worth 8?.Ot) for
I'rop'r.
ON HANI) AS FINE AN
reasonable figures.
NEW YORK SHOPPING!
Kverybrxly delighted wtlh the tastoful
ml lieaullfnl selections made by Mrs. La
mar, who haa narer failed to please her
cuMtnmera. New Fall Clroular just issued.
Send for It. Address
MR1. KI.LKN LAMAR,
77 Uroary, Nw York.
NEW BARBER SHOP
J. fL SURLES, Prop'r.
A
aud
;!! SKA FOAM SHAMPOO poos
with MMh Mhava. PricH for MljaviiiR
aud balr-cuiling Haute an uual. Kooiiia.
op(icmIU) Mcllwain'H atore. otf
ALBANY CITY
Flouring Mills.
WK havo already agreed nith the
fanners for the Ktorage of ono half
our capacity, but wo can yet atore about
45,000 buahela. Flrat oome, flrat sol ved.
PREMIUM, i CTS. PER BUSHEL
in mill foed aa uaual.
TIIO.W. MONTEITII A SON.
II
MAGNOLIA MILLS.
WE aro fully preparod aa usual to fur
ulMh Htorago alid sucks on tho most
favorable terms.
A LIBERAL PREMIUM
WILL BE PAID, k
J. H. FOSTER & CO.,
Mngnolia Mill).
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of youthful imprudence cauaing Prema
ton Decay, Ntrvoua Eebutty, Lost Manhood, etc,
having tried in vain every known remedy, haa dia
covcred a irfmpto 8lf cure, which he wiU atnd FREE
to Wa feUow-Kufferera, address J. H. ttEEVES,
43 1'h at hum St., N, Y.
WHOOP FOR
MONTAGUE LEADS IN LEBANON 1
IS the TliHK TO
Ureal Reductions !
FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY 1
LARGEST AND BEST
IN LINN
A Pavement of
Golden time coming-.
EVERYBODY IIIJVB OF
C B. MONTAGU
-4SD-
EVERYBODY GOES JWJY
HAPPY
PROPRIETORS OF
ALBANY SODA WORKS,
-AN!) DEALER IN
Imported and Domestic Cigars, Tobaccox, Groceries, Provisions,
Candlep. Nuts and Tropical Fruits.
Albany, - - Oregon.
ONE lOOR ItEIXW JOHN BBWOV STORE. 89yl
MONEY
I am now better prepared than ever before to
negotiate loans
The departure
interfered with
on
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.
WEST COAST
FLAX MILLS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SAIL, BROOM, SEWING AND BALL
TWINES,
ALSO LINEN "XA.:EllSrS
Foot of Jackaon Stroot,
ALBANY - - OREGON.
P. O. BOX l(iS.
NOTICE TO JARMEIIS.-Wa would
rospoctfully iuiorm tho farmera of
this aatIon that we are permanently 1
catod horo, and are prepared at ail timea
to pay the hiKheRt utarkot price for lint
flax. We will gladly furuWu parties who
Intend Mowing flax any information they
deire. lVHTiding largely upen tho
farmerM of thin Meet ion for the Ktiiveaa of
sur enterprise and tho raw material wo
conNtime, and believing flux growing to
bo a pretitablo industry, wo roapeetiully
auk 3 ou to MMtfttn a home industry that
promlaoa to be.onie mutually bonetlclal.
Albany, Or., Aug. 2r, 1881.
4yl WEST COAST FLAX MILLS.
The Corvallis Fruit Co.
Will purchase Plummer dried fruit at
full market prices;
Will send a competent person to advise
fruit growors as to cukivHtion of or addi
tions to orchards ;
Will eupply fruit trees of enproved sorts
at moderate prices ;
Will sell Plummer Driers through Linn,
Denton and Lano counties.
Lettera to be sent to Corvallis Fru'r Com
pany, Corvallis, Denton Connty, uregou.
WAI.LIS NASH, President,
James RbaOvian, Seo'y.
January 1, IMF 24 w
rXLaO"7"33fi
(FATESTEU iVK lXH, 1876. )
l Olt SALE BY VOX, It A I'll t
CO
FOSHAY & MASON,
WllOLELALR AND KKT AIL
Druggists and Booksellers,
AI.ISANY, OREGON.
Vl6n41tf
CHRISTMAS!
!
STOCK OF GOODS
COUNTY.
the way for
the
TO LOAN
good improved farm lands.
of my late partner has not
my connection with the firm
RED CROWN MILLS.
II VI. I. AllH, IS0H & CO., PU0PR S.
?ew HMM jxora surasioa roa rANtus
AND BAKBJCS l
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash for
Wheat.
ALBANY - mi - OR.
JAMES DANNALS,
MAirvrAcrraca and saALxa u
FURNITURE M BEDDING.
Orarr Ferrr anal Sceaad strrru.
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
MCn 11 1
SALTMARSH & LANCDON,
DRUGGISTS.
Books, Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Large Stoeli and Low Prices.
CITT IDIITJC3- STORE,
-1 ILBtVV. OBI LOV.
Oregon Marble Works.
K. A. CLARK, Proprietor.
SA.VIKACTCRKR OT
MONUMENTS,
Tomb and Grave Stones,
Mantels, Table-Tops,
Wash stands, Etc
AH kiiuia ot comet cry work done In Marble, Free
Stone :u 1. 1 Granite. All work done in firat-ula atyle
and at the lowest raw.
yWet aide of Ferry Street, between Second and
Tkird.
ALBANY,
OREtdS.
P. S.I do not employ any inexerienced eanTaaa
cra, and give ray eUKtomera tho benefit of tho ti per
cent, counuiaaion allowed for such work.
Aloany Bath House.
THK UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
folly inform tha oltiMna of Albany and ri
oiaitj- that 1 havo taken charge ofthia Eatabliah
ment, and, by keeping clean room a and psyin
strict attention to bnalnesa, expects to soit al
those who may favor us with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing bnt'
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
we expeota to give entire satisfaction to al
aVChildion and Latfts' Hair netitry on
nd shampooed. JOS WEBliBR.
ALBANY
MARBLE WORKS
ALBANY, OREGON.
STAIttER BROS. - I'roprielers.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS,
AH D
HEADSTONES
Executed In Italian or Vermont Marble.
Also, every variety of cemetery and
ethttr stone work done with neatness and
dispatch.
Hpeclal attention K'ven to orders from
all parts of thla Htate and Washington
Territory.
All work warranted. 1035
ALBANY FOUNDRY
Alf D
iiachim; shop.
FMT A II MM II KD 1M9.
By A.F. CHERRY, situated at corner of
First and Montgomery Streets, Albany,
Oregon.
Having taken shargeof the shove named
Works, we are ireired to manufacture
Strain KnKines, Haw and Grist MU1.
Wrxd-workintr Machinery. PuruosIron
and Rrasa r'aatings of every deac-ripUon.
Machinery of all ikinds repaired. 8ne-
cial attention gi ven(to repairing farm u a-
TmlUrn Mklg dmnm la all Its farsas.
lfirllyl A. F. CHERRY A SON.
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALRAST, OR.
The First Tersi will open on Wediet
M t a a sat . . ju.
aay, sepiemhcr to, V9S.
For partioiisn vmvernitut Um vnnm at stod sad
tfi jrir A tuition, ;ly to
KE. llki.ki .. C9IMT, rresMeat.
YJXG SAM WA'S
LAUNDRY !
Does tbe best washing and Ironing in Al
bany at lowest rates. Contracts made for
Chinese labor. Inndry on Waahiagton
xtroet, optKMile Msmhall's Lirery Stable
HhMf
C C CHKRBY. C. H. PAEtCtA.
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Sueoeasora to C. C. Cherry.)
MacMfii8t8, Millwrights, and Iron
Founders.
WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS AIX
completed, and are now prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, snd all kinds of Iron
and Unas Castings.
P ITTI.KNS M t Ol; OS HOIT STfCK.
Special aatention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will also manufac
ture the improved Cherry at White Grain
Separator.
mm Eaker M. Oflirr a Umter Yarat.
Albany, Gr., Dec. 1, 1880. 18tf
m.
.rOPIC
It oan look mad laugh and i
hate and sneer. It can woo or
ub jugate, retreat or
Thia
.jtikirv rcan can alao be
ruined, or httci comctiv aa
toot erea cartfuIK fitted with
Telescopic lira Taaaar.
Have
SALTMARSH A LAXCDOX,
Albany, Or.
To the Unfortunate !
DR- GIBBON'S
Dispensary.
;.).) lliKTf
ST.
U-vO control
cial Slrvet, ten
Macliahed in !Si4. K
the traetaaaatt ol Sexual
and Seminal Disease, aaeh
aa (.oaerrhra. iilrel.
M rtc i rr,rahllU iu aL
Its fitnas. laasMMcarr
aratiaai erakBris, atgat ioasea bj aream, ptae
I'loa on the face aud taaa of manhood ran poaiUietV he
cured. The sick and afflicted anould not fail u caO
upon him. The Doctor has trareled etiisvlj n
Europe, and inspected th.-rouhlr the rarioua boaia
tala there, obtaining a rrsat deal of valuable mfonaa
tlon, arhich he iscoiupctent to impart u those in need
of hi. serricca. UK. GIBBON will make no rheraa
unless he cffct a cure. Persons at a distance MAT
KB IK:D AT HOME. All communications
strictly confidential. You eee no one but the Dorter.
Send ten dollars tor a package of medicine. Persons
writing to the Doctor mill please stale the name of tt
paer they see this advertise incut in. Cbanee r. a
aoiiahle. Call iw write. Address DU. J. P. til DBON ,
Box 1957, San Francisco. TlSutf
ST CHARLES HOTEL,
ALBANY. OREGON.
MRS. C. HOIK, - - - rropritto.
This House has been thoroughly renovated from top
to bottom, and is now in splendid condition, for
the entertainment of travelers. The table
is supplied with everything the mar
ket affords. Sample rooms tor
MMHSf
reial n.i
n.en.
Corrallia, Lrbaaea and Dallas Stage Ol
eiaaM
ire.
0r. SPIMEY,
NO. 11 KEARNY ST.
Treats all Chronic ami .Special Dlseaaea.
YOUNG MEN
X IT HO MAY BE M I H KIM. (BOX
t effcta of youthful follies or huiacretion,
do well to avail tliomaelvea ot thia, thegreatect 1
ever laid at tne altar oi sunt ring humanity UK
Si'I.VNEY wiU guarantoe to forfeit S600or every case
Seminale weakness or private disease of any kind or
caracter which he undertakes and tsibr to cure.
MIDDLE-At ED ME.V.
There are many at tbe age of thlrty-frv;to sixty who
are troubled with too frequent evacuation 'of the blad
der, often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning
sensation, and a weakening of the system In a manner
tbe patient cannot account tor. On f
urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be fowud
rod sometimes small particles of albumen will appear.
Jt the color will be of a thin milfcish hue, again chang
ing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty ignorant of tbe ranae
which is the second stage of seminal weakness. Da. 8.
win guarantee a pence t cure m all such a are, a
healthy restoration of the genitourinary organs.
Omen Hot'RS 10 to 4 and 6 to 8. Sundava from 10
toll a. a. Coasoltation free. Thorough -.'..tTnTrf
and advice, $5.
For private diseases of short standing a tali ow
of medkan e sufficient for a core, with all hitrucUbt t,
w ill be seat to any address en receipt of S10 00.
Call and address,
D. SPOVET et CO.,
17aSU No. 11 Kcainy St. San FraaesMo, Cal