FRIDAY JUNE 30, 1882
BKlUIOt DgPIRTUHT.
EDITED BY THS
Womtp'. ChrUtiiM Tea peril cc EaUi
The power woman holds over man
to deter him from drunkenness is
not easily estimated. What would
be the resell in this, or any other city,
if every mother and daughter would
form a compact and pledge them
selves not to associate with, in any
respect, or admit to their society in anj
form any man who sells, uses or coun
tenances in any way the sale or use
of intoxicating liquor as a beverage ?
Every one can see at a glance that if
this influence nd power were brought
to bear en our young men before the
habit was formed and their power of
resistance weakened that the remedy
would be effectual. But let a young
man know, as he does, that he can
live a life of debauchery and degra
dation and then by some freak ef
fortune or temporary reform can at
once enter the society of our best is
dies and marry one of the leading
daughtewjof the land and all incen
tive to a life of temperance and virtue
is at ence removed. Men hold wom
en to a strict responsibility, and nev
er allow her to have but one fall in
this world. Let women hold man te
the same responsibility, and the de
partures from virtue will be as few
aiuuug lut-a as 11 now is among
women.
They were standing at the gate ;
the moon walked in beauty above.
I ion eyed 'words were kerne upon the
quiet stillness of the midnight air.
We halted, and soon we heard a gen
tle, yet sadly sweet voice say, "Well
Lee, if you prefer a beer keg te me
just take one and get married to it"
"Why. my dearest Lillit, what do
you mean ? ' "Just exactly what I
say. I don't want a young man te
come here evenings eating parched
coffee, and chewing cloves so as to
kill his beer-tainted and polluted
breath. Now, Lee, seriously," she
continued, "if you love drink better
than you do me, just marry drink,
and no longer divide your love be
tween me and rum. Now, do you
understand what I mean ?" A few
more unintelligible words, the door
opened and closed, the gate ditto,
and the curtain dropped. A young
man answering to that name signed
the pledge the other evening and
now wears the blue ribbon, and a
bright-eyed, happy girl was by his
side. A wedding will occur soon.
and the Afestenaer is promised a fine
supply of wedding eake, and such 8
notice as we are going to write. In
conclusion let cs advise every
young lady to put her foot down flat
and square ; either have his entire
and undivided love or none of it Be
firm, be loving, and your life need
not be damned with a drunken has-
Hant nira .an a i vn mnra rnnnif
uauu. j i i kJ v. .. . j w c I
menbytuingweirtherwerendia-
flaence the possess than any ether
mtaas knewn. Then girls, look weil
te your influence, and always cast it
for sobriety, thus securine your indi-
vidual happiness and your country's
sal ration. -Menenger.
Rabbits are net poisoned by belle-1
donna Sr Stramonium. I
A niece of iron is appreciably heat-
ed in being magnetized.
It requires 2000 blooms to yield one
drachm oi attar of roses.
The silk-spinning spiders, epeiridoe,
inhabit tbe hottest countries.
wis a 1 -S -
xnreaas oi siass are maae mat can
be tied in knots and woven into cloth.
The right luog of a human body is
generally two ounces heavier than the
left one.
lhe conversion of radiant beat into
sound wan one of Prof. Tvndall's recent
T
lectures. i
Per manor Ana te of potasb is said to be
an effectual antidote against the venom
a a a. a. . . a
of serpents. I
In India eucalyptus wood ia uaed for
tbe sleepers oi railroads, because it de
fies the insects and climate.
Late experiments on Lake Zurich
show that light will penetrate water to
the depth of at least ninety metres.
One of the most important of recent
chemical discoveries is that of a practi-
cal process for the artificial production
t j I
of indige.
Acorns will keep for centuries pack
ed in the hard ground, and many seeds
taay be aafely kept or transported in
honey.
It is said owing to tbe highly electric I
properties at amoer, tnose wno wont it i
nro subject to violent diseases of the
nerves.
In France it is observed that there
are 100 species of insects living upon
tbe maritime pine, some of them with
out special injury to it, and others with
the worst effect.
The amount of heat poured down
annually on the surface of our earth
exceeds a million times the beat pro
ducible by all the coal raised, which
may be estimated at 280,000 tons a
year.
Medieago and heliotrope hare been
iaised from seeds found in a Roman
tomb, where they must have lain 15C0
years, having been put in a bag, under
the head of tbe corpse for a pillow.
Some one wrote to Horace Greeiy in
qu ling if guano was good to put on
potatoes, lie said it might do for
those whose tastes bad become vitiated
with tobacco and rum, but ha pieferrsd
gravy and butter.
iiivroaicti
In 1765, free trade with Spain waa
conceded to the West India Ialands.
much to the benefit of the latter.
Gen. Lee lost in his campaign of
fourteen days 49,000 men, 25,000 of
which had become Union prisoners.
The market in England called Con
vent Garden was so called from its
having been, originally, the garden of
the convent of St.JPetsr.
The Romans a eld peculiar views
about ducks, they ate only the head and
breast, the remainder being, according
to Martial, the cook's, perquisite.
In 1793 the first fugitive slave law
was enacted. It was thought quite un
important, and many States (tossed
"personal liberty bill," which ronrieteu
it a dead letter;
In the time of Julius Caesar, quar
ries ot white marble were opened on the
coast ef Etruria, and thenceforth Kotne
drew her supply from this place, to the
exclusion of Greek marbles.
Authorities agree that the earliest
date to be given pictorial representa
tions en window glass is later than the
year 1000. All colored windowa bo
fore that time were ornamented by
small pieces arranged in geometrical
patterns.
A great comet, believed to bo that
of Halley, appeared ia England in
1066, the year of the Norman luvasion.
It was looked on as the forerunner of
the conquest, and produced universal
alarm. "The new star means a new
king, ' was a common expression of the
day.
After the battle at Lotzen, Napoleon
saw en the field of battle the dead body
f a young Prussian color-bearer, who
had clasped his flag to his breast, where
the dead hands still held it. Napoleon
ordered that funeral honors should be
pain him and regretted that he did not
knew his name, in older to writo his
family.
On the 9th of May, 1776, foimal
tidings were borne to Amaiica that
France weald form an alliance with
her. The treaty of aliance was read
aloud to the at my at Valley Forge, and
after the singing of "Praise God, from
whom all blessings flow," shouta and
hurrahs for Louis XVI., France vaab
ingten and the Republic followed.
Governments previous to and duting
the Middle Agee hare been in most
oases hoarders of metallic wealth, a ro
suit of the theory that tlie masses
bad no right to property. As far down
as the reign of Frederick of Prussia.
Henry VI. of England and tianry IV
of France, accumulation of public ,
wealth marks tbe progress ot most ot
the k ngdems of Europe.
A popular delusion, illustrated by
the following note from history, ought
to have died long ago: "In the days
of King John, almost all tbe great bar
ons assembled at Runny mede, signed
Magna Charta with their mark, a cross."
Every one should know oy this ttmu
that the barons did not sign the docu
ment at all and that the king dd so by
affixing bis seal.
Ill HWiSUl T1 411 I.K.
A good motber and an old llipfMM
make a spanking team
The store maple sugar is now known
as the oleomargarine of the iorett.
A hen ia a model fur dancers. She
never lea es her set exe:t to cat ami
drink.
Vanderbilt takes excellent cate of
Maud S. Tbe old gentleman likes to
water stock.
Men who would net steal a mule
will glaelly take the chance to stesa
umbrella Tbey h . e no
- 11 If
i ou can ten a uiercnui larmer as
goonjuhe,U) t a t lu takett
the blanket off his wife's lap and
spreads it over the ieor horses.
Young man, don t marry a "gilded
outterny.' marry a goea looking gin.
a ii i -mar a a a s
The butter will fly last enough when
you get to housekeeping.
The new moon was pointed out one
evening to Johnny, who was just learn
ing to talk. Being asked if he saw it,
: he said, "Yes, I see a rind of it"
.-What hi vour income t was once
aab - avJ ni a nrawl Pn.iaian RnKnin
"It is hard to tell," was tbe reply.
"but in good years I can borrew at least
10,000 francs.
There are man? remedies advertised
for the purpose, but the best way to
make hens lay is to post up in the
chicken house a noties that eggs are
going down five eenta a dozen- every
day.
A bibulous person was iutroduceil to
a ladv wlie nad been repreaeult:'.! to
him as quite a talented artiaf. kits
greeted ber by saying
ja - a a a .a.
! underbtand. midatne. that von
Pamt
.
i a. a... w a n - . w. w m a a
started, wtiaiied iii'ejriy, aim te
coveting herself after a few seconds,
said with as much acidity cf tone and
style as she could command :
"Well, if I do paint, I don't nrko
any mistake and put it on my nos
A farmer who was boasting cfhis
respect For man for man pure and
simple, was nonplussed by his wife's
saying: "And yet you always count
f?c,ttI b7 tbe boad
hired servants are only your 1 aada.
4'fa IriA TioinVi lint -tWaaal murrVt Unlliopprl
with cats?" asks a gentleman, who wan
negotiating for the lease ef a housd.
"It used to be," frankly answered the
landlord, "bat since a French restaur
ant was opened round the corner there
hasn't been one seen."
SBILOHS COUGH a&d Consumption
Care is sold by us on a guarantee. It carea
onsumption.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mwerable
by that terrible cougb. Shiloh's Cure ia
tbe remedy tor you.
WILL YOU SUFFER with. Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
o
Not Fail
to send for
(our Price
List for
1882. Free
to any address upon ap
plication. Contains de
scriptions of evervthinc
required for Personal or Family use,
with over 1, OOO illustrations. We sell
all goods at wholesale prices in
quantities to suit the purchaser. The
only institution in America who make
this their special business. Address
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO..
ST aad 89 Wafts Areiw, Chicago, IU. '
NEW STORE.
$30,000 WORTH
ALLEN &
ARE JUST OPtNINC ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCKS
OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
EVER
FOR SALE
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
THIS DEPARTMENT WILL RECEIVt OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION. IT NOW
EMBRACES ALMOST EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE CALLED FOR, INCLUOIHG
All the Latest Novelties,
Ladies' Dress Goods, Trim
mings, Silks, Satins, etc.
A GREAT MANY OF OUR COODS WERE PURCHASED IH NEW YORK, CON
SEQUENTLY THEY ARE OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES, AND THERE IS NOT A
SINGLE PIECE IN OUR STORE THAT IS OUT OF DATE.
W PERSONS RESIDING AT A 01 STANCE CAN HAVE SAMPLES
OF DRESS COODS AND TRIMMINGS SENT THEM FREE OF EXPENSE.
THE CLOTHING
IS COMPLETE WITH THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF COODS EVER BROUGHT
INTO THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY, AND ALL WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES THAy
Defy Competition Either
WE ALSO
A Fall Line of ROOTS AB) SHOES
HATS AND GAPS,
jEZ O C3 3E3 3E8 X 3
WE SHALL
ONE PRICE
ssr WE INVITE ALL TO COME AND SEE US. WE HAVE GOODS THAT
WILL SUIT YOU, AND WE KNOW ff. WE WILL SElL AS CHEAP AS ANY
ONE ELSE, AND WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT. WHEN YOU COME TO
TOWN DON'T FORGET TO CIVE US A CALL, AND WHEN YOU DO SO REMEM
BER THAT IT IS NO TROUBLE TO SHOW COODS-TKAT IS WHAT WE ARE HERE
FOR. REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE.
ALLEN & MARTIN.
57 FIRST STREET, BURKHART BLOCK, ALBANY.
NEW GOODS.
OF NEW GOODS.
MARTIN
OFFERED
IN ALBANY.
DEPARTMENT
Here or Elsewhere.
KEEP
HAVE BUT
FOR ALL.
& Adams Woven
Wire UedH.
Thty nro light, clean, durable and
o and any one who lias nned thoua
will have no oilier nrjtmd. Ity pormls
slott we rotor to tlio following named
citizen ef Albany who havo used these
UtKla ;
I F Box
Ham Alth'xiMo
tn A Cox
Chun Puoflor
Kovl DWfofl
Jo Weblmr
Goo W Yooof
John Rogers
A K I lain water
A Dockard
L II Montanye
Geo l Hi in I'Moii
I,cwi4 Htlmsou.
Those Urdu enu ho foiiid al Geo K
Simpson's at Albany. Ho sure to call
and sen thorn If you want anything In
(but line.
.. H. WAY,
:Wnt ' Agent.
FItKI) WILLERT,
CARRIAGE AND WVCON
MANUFACTURE!!,
Corner Second and Kerry 8ta. Albany ,Or
In prepared to manuf.M-tiire carriage and
wagon at nhort uotlr urn! or I so very
IM S ! 91 ITERI AL
lie mak tho premium carrlugoa and
buggies of Iho State
REPAIRING AND .JOB WORK
hno at hortcl notice and In the iiiom
SKILLFUL MANNER.
HI work and material l
bo first elaxs.
wnriantI to
Mtf
To the Sick and Afflicted !
AM KSI'teiALLY
iliosft Snfffiiug from Debility,
Nervous .'roxtration, LtM of
italilv, Sexual Inflrraitif,
Ete., Kir.
O
T
1HU.KKVT Sl.tU tllojt: 1IAVK m. ara
..iS.r.nr fr..m af.M 'Al. ANI NKIl-
("MII.M .ht.Uu who cart f nfraaattd
U tr a JiiM.nl .u. ovaaf all thtn
i m Ki ticnU rw tlU'twr la ix't attW-ientty klllatl
in tbcav !aM "I Idrulil. U Uf mtfl U in.t.l W
lafl i MM rrliUI. b" bf rluealion. "ti4 .rar
tl... ;h !' I --n ftt lrti.otiil, 4. i.
! I ol wx orv lhM.
un. j. let
Mi.l ,U now ntct.ratv4 InAtl'iU In t .0 t.tt th
IMtrpuM uf kSonttM lit ittlctcl Um crtaU( A
MM MM MMl ' ' ! tfaallK't ant fwrtort and
rnuiiFi,( iml.i allvn. ait'l I r : .'.. I
Mttatiae4 ll Srrt rank twl-mlv uj-rfi U.U I'UMl but
liiti-ughnitl Um ri.il). cal w,tU.
I tn laa'. In .J-lI. ..- U-fi aq Ullnllif
ul'jctl . tho OtK-ay 4 Minal lj' t Ida iytfanl
MaJ a.rae my uvAlMv tut lha cUalra to lufortu
ih... alwi ara auflritts' tt.ruh kfttofanaw, aiul
h hj anlk-aanrt a uf aant ut hnualclfa thai a
rtiTm rait to (tail, ara not rtily htirrattitf thamarliaa In
an u'iUnMly yra
At. Inhcfltaur.- t..
MU nil
lUai ' aa
U W" iftcal all
il nc Ui ba aio
in j t
II ' ars aodcf.c.,- fi..M. ni.'hl nrri.uana,
aoaiincaaaa. onful"n 4 Rillxl, allit biaana a hon
un-lcT i itmcal, aru.b!a U)tnj-f , lrvttb!itK, paaW
Utbut, rlu.hr.. & .,f If jtrtt Iwiio rmrticrd Brjf
.' tl. j.ariit-ii'.ir )u afa i.flar
.. Ifvir I.
UrraU I arm j r RM1 tlTr.
m4 ah ul4nl bra. Lata to aack at once baailh aiul
hajfi tniaa III a cufr.
'I im.( '.iMiANTEKn. rfA MortKRATr.
niSht l.TATins J;V !... Kll oH ifTULKU ISK
Vrrr.
i:dualvrlr t C2 rUI!r K' nir !lr. t -.
I iiii -
frMi nrf .iu
lainta ara
n . - a
kei, Tha
Mriroua tr
ai- -tai tuj
fiict aitJ k
r liable tn mS.rlnf
J -Air k-u1m aiaj.
fin auil lie ma y..nr
njf ir Hi. j.r
lia alMl irar: wl
rrt
laa Uaa tuaile , our organ :tf mi a
l la Ultra aia--! rnm til akfasri
lada IS ail ainl 1 urn ti-u m ati. I
tba triiuliUa. aiakiina, lt.lrra.lug art luSinugi to
a lit. ii aa a ur iu air lUtita.
SafVuU IU fiiul lu Iha h-t-ir a trkrtM UJMMI
l.ru ) "U nn rvyly t' t cotufurt, ait tnA ctiro
tr aaaasa lMAr Krntf-.llra ha. a at
iiri rri'uiatiim I tr rm.-lcacy uiicuiiajrd I
aMSatar, or Inaalii-al reacrtiil.ti ot
rt.r
I v nan bo ami hy utall nf rl.trM
Tboaa tlavtrini wratna4 rare arxl att-nll.xi
bate ail ricieaar a ..ir.m ati..tta (uriuab.
RsttMSj
Thoac ahocaii nt tlail thn ciy"cn bv tfing
Ih-ir .f..l.tn in ihcir uan wy, rvraite atltlca,
ai..l when alrl, trvaluiuitt at hutna IU a vat) aa.
tiraticc ot a vxirr.
URM ULTl NKl. Oil tilCSTHOVED.
Aiklrcas,
IV J. r. faHBaWa
Mrdiral laalllulr.
... ... Xa. 7 aiorklua t
San I raii.iaco, fK, CI. lbSS.
BEE HIVES FOR SALE.
I hare about on hundred of tho rele
liralaT I ; , . itoo Hive fur sale choap
ami also havo Home of ttie Julian U.-k
which I will dlpoHO of on eaay toriu
lioth hi van and bees will be ohl for )e
iManeoat. W. (. 1oii Kit
HTISELL
10 000 Pianot
1.000 Organ.
-aa Half II.-.
'f Maiiularlurwr.
F'.m(1l.. lis
Cli. Krai or
Iutaliriinta
Oataluma Fraa,
ANTISELL
v.' , u i,
aa i in laa..
QTARTLING
v DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A riottm of vouUilul imprudence canning 3rotuv
ttira Lnay, Norvnua Dfbilitr. Loat Manhood, etr..
liaring tried in rain very kniSVn remedy, baa dla
cuvcml a aim pie self cure, which be Sill aend FTLKJt
to Lia follow. ailfluryrr), addreM al. 11. It KEY KM.
43 CliuiUaiu hi., K .
506
G a n Tn
HEALTH. O I at ASK.
If Rlrhaa'a Goidnn Unlaatn Ma. 1.
Curea ChiuuxT, drat and tcooiid ataaaa ; Sort
m the Uu and llody ; ayphilltlc Calarrah, dia
casod Scalp, and all primary forma of the dtacano.
l'rica, &5.00 tor Uottle.
1 ttlrliuu'a (.olden Ilalauni No. 9.
Curue Tortlnry. Mercurial, 8pliilttic Rheumatism,
I'alna in the Bonea, l lcurated Throat, Syphilitla
llaah, Lumpa, etc., and eradicate all diaaaa
from the tyatom. wlmthor cauaed hv had traat.
meat or abuae of mercii.y, leaviiif; the blood pure
ami healthy. l'rlro,4.r,00 per Bottle.
Hriiiiili.li (nll.l ,i
titr the cure of Ounorrlima, Olett, eu. 1'neo.
.&0pcr Uottlo.
I.i- lltl-linu's .Idrn liuniil.li ihalaaaa.a.
a watth for cure of Olect, Stiicturoa, IHmiuw if
the Lrethrii and Ulaildar, etc. l'rice, fl.W) inr
UOttlH.
afMOalVC healing- of Syphilitic euroa and Eruo
tiona. Price, fl.00 per Kottle.
KI.Hl fr.P Ilia
Also Atronts for l iricliaii'a .oldn Tllla. for
urun L'liuia I...... . t . L. - . . 1 . a ....
arianjf from aouao and exceaa oi over-work. Price
aa.OO ier box. '
Kent everywhere, C. O. D., securely packed
fcxpreaa.
pe
V. U1CII.1RDH A t o. Aa-nta, 427 a 480
baiuoiuu atreet, Corner Clay, ban t'ranclaoo, Cal.
NEW FISH MARK BT.
Ou corner opposite Senders fe Sternberg
Will keep constantly on banc
all kinds of fresh and halt fish andoysters
that the market affords.
M. Htik
Kilos
m
IT
PIANOS
UKbUb
as a es
fife
T'. -4'
GREAT INDUCEMENT I
MONTAGUE LEADS IN LEBANON 1
18 the TIMI TO
Great Redactions !
FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY !
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GOODS
IN LINN
A Pavement of
Golden time coming-.
EVERYBODY IIIIYS !'
-AffD-
EVERYBODY GOES
HOIT.UA
7
vvjn-mirrvvji or
ALBANY SODA WORKS,
-AM) ii:alkiw in-
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
Candier. Nuts and
Albany,
OJiK IXX)K IiClXW
AT THE OLD KTAND. 72 KIRVT NTHPPT rtAi
AKKTIKXT OJ
COOK, BOX
STOVES
Aa j Itouac In (Ite wllcj .
TIN. SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE
OK KVKRT ICKIPnON !! KTK'K OR TO ORDKR. ALWO, HK KRKFM OS
HAN., A FULL AKHOKTM KNT F
GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE.
Uf. (iKfKIC, TO TIIK ITIIMr AT I'Klt'f, THAT DEK.
COMPKTITION. CALL AT 72 KIIWT MTREKT, ALBANY, OREGON.
Repair work done at
v.Sn2S
w
4- mm. ttA ar- icanlr It luar
a vaat M ta.'taa a- itui iMinr a. . . 1 f
" wl pi. irt anawi. Ii a a a.aaa t ! i aa
If ti- I taa mmm .laa 'I'll Ii hi ail j.i 1
II Ha4 i .uat' fcM i iiut -II.U-i l" i
8Y RING'S NEW SYSrtM.
ASD FITTED WITH COMBINATION HPCCTACI.E3.
THEY WILL CORRECT K) PSESCKV6 THE MOT.
PEDLERCANNOT GET THESE COOD&
rot auic oxtr at
i hurrh Irlrrrtnr. .
Y.
tar 'a
P. C. A. Mc.-t at their mom in Ft
hrick buildins on Satnnlav avMiinn
at 7:-'W) o'clock, and on Sabhath aftornoonaat
4. BuainetM meeting. are hold on tha even
ing of the second Monday ia aach month.
I.verybody invited to attend.
U. P. CHtrsrw. Proachingevery Sal.bath,
at 11 a. m. , and "p.m. by Rev. . Ir.
vine, D. D. Sabbath School at 2:30 Si m
Prayer maeting every Thuraday evening.
Evakoelical Chubch. Prsaohing on Sab
bath at 11 a. m. , and 7i P. M. Sr.bUth
School 12:15. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. J. A. liollenbaugh, pastor.
CkNOBBOATiONALCuuRXH. Scrviccaeverv
Sabbath at 11a. m. and B P. at. Sabbatn
School at 2:30. I'rAycr meeting on
Thursday evening of :t srssk. J. V.
Harris, pas tor.
M. U. Chitrch, orrra. Sorvicea 2nd
aud 4th SabUths at St. Paul's M. K.Churoh,
South, at 11 a. M. Sabbath School at 10
a. M. sharp. 1'rayer meeting uvury Thura
day ovonng.t Jos. Emery, pa tor.
M. E, Church. Preaching every Sabbath
at 11 a. m. and 74 p. m. S ontr service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
t 2:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
tay evening. I. Dillon, pastor.
Presbyterian Church. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in College
ChapeL Sunday School immediately rf ter the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Kev. Isaac H. Condit
pastor.
Episcopal Chitkch. Service cvitv Sua-
day, morning at 11 a. m., evening at 74 ix
m. noly eommumon eyery Sunday morn
ing at 9.45 a. in. Wednesday 7.30 p. in.
Kobt. I. Stevens, pastor.
NEW BARBER SHOP
J. U. SUKLES, Prop'r.
!
A GOOD SKA FOAM SHAMPOO goes
with each abave. Prices for shaving
and hair-cutting aame as uaual. Rooms
opposite McllWAin'a storo. lOtf
NEW YORK SHOPPINCT.
Everybody delighted with the tasteful
and beautiful selections made by Mrs. La
mar, who has never failed to please her
customers. New Fall Circular just iwnued.
Send for it. Address
MRS. ELLEN LAMAB,
877 Broadway, New Vrk.
lr:7tf
YVSQ SAM WA'S
LAUNDRY !
Does tbe beat washing and ironing In Al
bany at lowest rates. Contracts made for
cninese labor. Laundry on Washington
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Tobacco, Groceries, Provisions,
Tropical Fruits.
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AND PARLOR
AND RANGES,
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ALBANY
MARBLE
WORKS,
STAK.ER BROS. - Proprietors
ALBANY, OKEGON.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS,
AND
HEADS lONES
Executed In Italian or Vermont Marble.
Also, every variety of cemetery and
other stone work done with neatdess and
dispatch.
Special attention given to orders from
all parts of this State and Washington
Territory.
Jaw All work warranted. 17:42
Executrix SaleT
Notice la hereby given that, whereas, the
last will and testament of William Fhi.ippi
ueconseu, wea oy asu unier oi tne tOUUty
uoun oi juiuu uounty uregon duly admit-
tetl to prooate on me 3lst dav of .Mav
.a.-,., i i i 'aa r
ion-, ami wuBreiw, me unuersigneu was
duly aiuwmteu oxecutnx ol said will by
order of said court, duly mad and enter
ed or record on aald day. Now, there
fore, the undersigned exeoutrix of tbejlast
win hhu ieiaiiieni oi w uiiam fbuips, de
ceased, by v.rtue of thepiovisious of said
last will and teatamen, and by virtue of
the authority therein conferred upon me,
will, on Saturday, th fir' day of July,
18S2, at the hour often o'clock, a. m. of
said day, at the Court House door in the
city of Albany, Linn Courty, Oregon, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder tbe
following described real property wit;
The south half of tbe south half tbe
south west quarter ef section four. The
north west quarter and th north half of
the south west quarter, and the south east
quarter of the aouth west quarter of section
nine, all In township eleven, south range
one west of the Willamette Meridian in
Linn County Oregen. containing S:o acres
more or lea?.
Terms of sale, cash in hand on i r
sale. Dated Mav 81st lf8J.
J??"trix h bwt will snd tesunicnt,
of ilham Philips, Dece wed.
ID.
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FARMS FOR SALE
BY
CLAIB H. STEWART,
Real Estate Broker,
ALBANY, OREGON
Tho following In a partial lint :
1 70 term nn and a half miles wct o
Tangoft,OrKon,arM 6 mi Ian from Albany.
86 area In cultivation ; 40 acrea mora can
ba put in cultivation aaallj; balanoa good
timber and paature land. HfAl, rich black
prairie. Uood bonae and barn, good board
tenon, all in good repair ; young; orchard
of 100 traea; good we I and running atream
for mUxk ; eood achool,charet. and poat
olllco neighborbood and good aod'
ety. Term 30 per acre; $2,000 down
rt;-t on eaajr torma.
2H0 acrea on If arrow Gauge road.l 1 milee
from Albany and 6 miles from Mcto, and
1 miiea from Jeflernon. It5 term good
farm in : land, 75 acrea in cultivation; re
nraitidfr In timer and brnub; bouae IHxU,
with 10 foot walle, ell lx2 ; good bam
-".x i wl tb 14 foot abed en one aide; good
fn em and water. Twm $XjO0 caah down
if KMaible. leather than net aell will take
jpX) down, and balance on 2 te S yjn
Ume, mecured by mortgage.
100 acrea J of a mile west of Albany;
100 acrea In cultivation rnd ON acrea oak
and aab tirnber,pood wool land; all under
fence, board and rail, eome good and I ,
bad : about 7 acrea in orchard, apples.
inoetiy jx urv; good aoii; 20 buahela wheat
tervrmm average; gooa two-atorv rame
iiono. piHAV-rf-'i. o rmn, umu in i73.
and ofMt 'Z K good barn. 2nx40 and two
ekeda; well arranged for farm porposea.
Tenns, fHOOO, 2 years time on 96090.
VJd acrea VA mllea weaA of Tangent; 100
acrea In colli vatton; all new land, cl
and la gorxl older, good two siorv hri
n rfjm, nearly new and In good condi
tion: goOd new barn 30x36; Das young
orchard, ICO pi am sod prune trees, fair
apple orchard; fences in good order; plen
ty running water; 20 acrea of good timber;
tirh, black soil and very productive.
Pri' t-ViiO, caah and balance on f.ms.
109 acrea one and a hall mllea northeast
of Albany; r mrrtm In wheat, res in fsvir
S$ woodland; good land; naaily
Iri'-: : mcrtr, terms eay.
500 acres 1 mile aoutbeaat of Soda
Springs; fair farming: small bouae;
f.W mere fenced. Will be sold in email
tract or all together, good aebool, churcb
and i office at Hodaville, also tbe Soda
Spring. Pries 5 per acre; easy terms.
103 acrea lying S miles above Lebanon
on tbe I-banon Mountain road. No fen
ce sr Improvement. 15 or 30 MM tim
ber, balance rich prairie land. Prtoe $13
per acre.
80 acr 1 miles above Oneatta. on Ya
qulna Bay. known aa tbe old afaii yzjrd. it
lute a sfdendid froutage on tbe Baiy, and
wll be aoad at fll per acre.
107 acrea lying below aod within f4
miles of Lelaanon, all under fence. 35
acre In cnluvation, and the remainder
ia In timber and brash. Box bouae, I
story, rooms below and one above
Harn, not very good. Good well ; amall
orchard. Croea fences to the amount of
5OO0 rails. .VnfBcient cord wood can bs
cut snd floated to Albaar from thi pi acta
by only s few laborers to pay for it in two
year Only J mile from csnsl. Ifcmmmm
km given by lbs 15th of October Tbe
land U rich snd will torn out wheat SO
snd ' o buahela to the aero.
Ill acre, lying 6 mile doe east of Har
rlbburg A good one storied box kouwr,
2 room h. Barn, 20x22. The land baa
heretofore been need as a pastors, I Kit can
all be put into cultivation. No grubbing
required. I VS mile from school. Terms
l per acre. Kcaah down, balance al
'4;oat an v length of Unas assured by mort
gage. 700 acre, lying will n mile of Mon
roe, lu Benton county. Al under fenco
and divided into five field. All Rood
farm land and half in grain. Good bouse
snd barn, splendid water and a fine orch
ard. It ii no of tbe boat farms to 'bat
section of tbe valley. Pries $& per sere
flOOO or 1500 down and balance on time
202'4 acre lying 5 mils north eaat of
Harrtaborg and 1 mils east of Muddv
Station all under fence; ISO acres m culti
vation, balance in pasture, but mot of it
can be pnt in cultivation. IS atoty house,
barn, good water, etc, 1 mils to achocl.
Pries i000,
123 acrea lying 6 miles south of Albany
and 2 miles from Tangent 75 acres is
cultivation and all under fence, 25 acres
more can be put into cultivation try out
lay or f loo. House, barn, trniesMUd ws
A fine young orchard. Pries, S0
S3 seres in Csnisr Precinct 5 miiea
from station on Narrow Gauge. 100 acres
In cultivation. Good VA story bouse,
wood house, barn, and aplsndid water
and fine orchard. All under fenes.
Pries 15 per acre.
240 acres lying about 20 miles south
east of Albany. Ail under fence, small
on-bcrd, no building 50 seres ass bees
cultivated, but it is all now uaed as paa
ture. Price SiO per. acre.
243 acres lying S miles from Brandon's
Station in Center Precinct, all under
fence, leo acres in cultivation. Large
134 story frame house, good barn, several
outbuildings, orchard and good water.
Price, S20 per acre.
125 acres, lying 4 miles north of Albany.
100 under fente and In cultivation. Fair
house, good barn aad good water. Laud
raises from 2o to 30 bushels of wheat par
acre. Pn. 1300. v. til uke $1500 down,
and oaianoe on time.
3Q acrea of land in Marion courty,
IJO i'4 miles from Busna Vista and
seven miles from Jefferson. 80 acrea in
cultivation and balance La light brush and
timber, llouse, barn and good orchard.
Flouring mi I within 2 Bails. nouh
wood can bs sold st tbe pottery works at
Buena Vista to vmy for the farm. Call on
C. U. Stlwav, Albany.
SPLENDID FARM FOR
SALE.
ICQ acres -K miles north of Ht!ev, aU
un. ivr foaice; 1,'i story box house painted.
on the isrui. good barn and several
other out buildings, gold water, the finsat
orchard iu the county, $400 worth of fruit
sold from it last year. It contain l kiuria
of pears, all kinds of apples, a splendid
and large assortment of small fruits and
berries. Iho l bamnlon Fruit Dvrer Is on
the place. 160 acres of lbs farm is under
cultivation, balance paature. Will sell
sell for 13500 clear, and can .rive lime ou
11500. Possession this isll or sill sail crop
cheap.
Failing health Is the cause of selling.
A belter bargain has not yet been cfie:ed.
c. c CHEKKT.
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ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Successors to C. C. Cherry.)
MacMnists, Millwrights, and Iroa
Founders.
w
E HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
completed, and are now ure Dared t
handle all kinds or beavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist snd
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTEK.8 HIDE OX SHORT XOTECK.
Special attention given to repaJrinir all
kinds f machinery. Will also manufae
ture the improved Cherry A White Giaiu
Separator.
aaop on Baker Bt.-eo.ce a
Albany, Gr., Dec. 1, 1880.
Lumber Yard.
mr
56 K r Ci)A Pr day at home
Samptea worth
PU y JHb free. Adraaa Rtusos
Portland, Manic.
& Co.
&rft? A WEEK.
612 s day at horns easlry mad.
C I O Costly Outat frsi.
tatfusta.Maine.
-vuureaa raxt m
11400 at this office to loan at the lowest
rases, u oauel for mmediatilv. Call
S aa a
once.