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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY .JULY 21, 1882 TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT, i i 1 .' t - irssrs KDITKD BY TUB Women's Christian Temperance Cnian H8ITH Tr.nrrB.4NrE. Christian women eugaged in the great work of temperance, while they regard the liquor evil as ene of the ohief works of the Devil, remember that the "Son of God was manifested that ke might destroy the works ot the Devil. Christianity proposes a war of extermination against aU sin, whether in the individual or nation. When introduced into heathen lands, it makes no compromise with idolatry, supersti tion or tyranny. God must be worship- "I i . i i a a, trutn have influence, and love pre vail. So in all Christendom every form ot evil U combatted by bible prin- moles which sooner or later must tn- nmph gloriously." itmn tne memory ot tn-we now living the practice of duelling was re a a aa . aa ffarded as mental to the maintamance of human honor. Presidents, Govern ors, Senators and representatives a) gave it countenance. But when the pulpit and press uuited to throw on this dreadful sin the full light of chris tian truth, all its hatefulnesa and wickedness were revealed, and the nobler sentiment of the nation abolished it forever. numan slavery was once so inter woven with the government, its laws m, . . 1 " . . . . i custom ana interests mat it seemed impossible to ex terpate it. But before the advancing light of Christianity the conflict was irrepressible," and the sin htd to ye dotrn. Towering now above all other evils of our land is that of intemperance- Supported by law, appetite, custom and greed, some think it an impossible task m. a t wi remove n. we nave only to re member that "truth is might? and aur. prevail" that chtiatianity pro oses no toleration of any iniquity; and that God is on the side of right, to be as wared that tue great day ef deliverance it drawing nigh. The women's christian temperance movement vests its hopes on the everlasting truths of the Bible andissureof final victory. An in z . . . jqiiuy aicu carries wito it tno sncn lice of every earthly interest, destroy ingbody, soul spirit of the unhannv victim, and spreading wreck, ruin and death over all the land, must bo dow before the biessad light of Goapel tem perance. Already the signal notes of vic tory come up from various States of our country, and others are catching the glorious inspiration and the impend; ing crisis is again at hand. Oregon is destined at no distant day to take the common sense, just and righteous posi tion of entire prohibition of a traffic so unstatesmanHke, unpatriotic and wick ed as in that involved in intemperance. We depend much on he pulpit and the press to "cry aloud and spare not' shewing the people their sin in this respect, till signal victory comes. CHISEAE S tTI Bi U TIO. It 13 remarkable,coandered hour gen eral kas b sen the debate over the prop ositioa to grant privileges of citizenship to Chinese persons, that some of the courts have iilegaily attempted to nat- uraliza Chinamen. Two Chinamen were alleged to have been admitted to citizenship yesterday by a Philadelphia caart. Tne original naturalizatien laws extended only to free white persons. In 1870, it was propoaei to strike out the word "white." This was opposed by congressman, who were not in favor of admitting Chinese to citizenship, and alter some debate, naturalization la 8 a ' were, by express terms, extended to aliens of African nativity, or perbons of African descent. Ia 1875, some fur ther question having arisen, the statute was amende! to read as follows : "The j provision of this bill shall apply to 1 aliens being free white persons and to aliens ot African descent." Thna the i law stands to-diy, and as Chinese are ! net free white persons of African nativ-' ity or desceat,k is clear that all so-called naturalization issued to them are null j and void. Ar. Y. Times A HUT FOa (IE FEE DBIXKEits. While "dining out" one d ty recently the coffee, which, though the last was by no means I he least of the good tntngs iurniaue-ij was so unusually ex-: ke a . . J 1 caiient that it was the subject of gen eral remark, and a word in the ear of the charming hostess after retiring to the drawing-room, called forth the fol lowing explanation of how the good re sult was obtained: The coffee furnished was a clear amber in color, rich in flavor and delteiously aromatic. To give th3 hostess' method a fair test, it will be no more than put to don one's apron and adjourn to the kitchen The coffee to be used is Maracaibo and Java, equal parts of ejoh, finely ground. One large cup of coffee, one cup of cold water, one well-beaten egrg, mix tber oughly ; add four cups of cold water aad place it over the fire. After it reaches the boiling point allow five minutes to finush the process; strain and serve imtnediiitely. This seems a very simple process, but in the handd ot a servant, if allowad to boil too long, it would be simply spoiled. Tab room in the Franklyn Cottage, Elberon, in which President Garfield died, ia closed ani drapod heavily in mourning. In this condition it is stated it will always remain. mv. of ;r.ir Rr.ro rk aid itkk The love-makings o.f men of genius before and after marriage, with or with out it, are tempting subjects ol inquiry, and all the information of this tort we cn cet. if it sometimes doea no more ' than atmiie an idlo curiosity, may be, and generally is, as iustruotive as it is entertaining. With fuller information than we have along the private rela tionships between Socrates and Xm- tippe we should understand better than we do the public work of the great ather of Greek philosophy. A flood of light, which would otherwise be wanting, ia thrown on the mystic scholasticism of Abolard by the extant records of his dealings wrth Kloiwo. If as much weie known from their poims of view of Beartice and Laura as we know of Dante' Sand Petareb 'a written nf them. nerhaiw our estimate of the men's manhood would be some what different from what it is. though our admiration for the oets poetiy might remain the same; and for and au thentic biography of Anne Hathaway all but the more pedantic Shakespear- ans would be willing to surrender two or three of his less memorable plays. Cumins down to our own century, It will suffice to hint at the scientihc vain nf the little that has been uts closed respecting Clothilde de Vaux in elucidating the position of Auguste Comte as a great teacher. Evety where nd tri a man's worth must be gaged to some extent, though only ta nan. bv his domeslicitr. Some of the i j - best work dene by men of fcmall pri i-atA worth. A man of genius is not to be judged by ordinary standards Aoentricitr. The duties it imposes on its possessors may make it their duty to neglect duties imposed K K.iiii. or something mores authoritive than custom, on com mon folk; and their highest virtue may consut of or net be inharmonious with disregard of conventional virtues. But for all that men are men before they are anything else, whether poets or philosophers, waniors or statesmen; and among the fundamental conditions of human life the instincts that lead to love-making and marrying are bard- lv less fundamental than those that J oblige statesmen, waniore, philosophers poets and all such 'prodigies to eat and sleep pietty much as plowboys do. If the common laws of human life are varied from, there uiuat be reason for the variation, and reverting to men of genius ir. is useful to knew, not merely what variation at all, but yet more bow it affects their atandiug and influence in the world. 1 111 .n. on !.u. trios. None of the ITala graduate of this year are of "enter journalism.'' - The graduation of a Japanes young woman at Vasaar U a-i ovent ef unnaa al significance. An effort is a'out to be made to establish a technical tchot with work ing shops in Baltimore. The average exense of the members of the'Yale class of 1882, d iri').- the entire course was 3,901. There are about 1,500 industrial schools in England, which are main tained at an aggregate expense of $t 580.000. The Baltimore School Board has re solved to consider in September thsj question ot appointing leacnera icr me r during good beh x vior. the7 are elected yeatly. At present A gift of $25,000 ia real estate, lei t by Mrs. R B. Bowler, of Clifton, Ohio, to Kenyon College in 18G5, baa been so well administered as to mm than double in value in seventeen )ears. 1530 I61" vear can eaily made at home working for E. G. Hideout & ' Co.. 10 Barclav St., New York. Bend - for their catalogue and full part'cular RED CROWN MILLS. BALLARD, ISOM & CO., PROPR'S. 5EW TROCEHS FXOCR Sl'PEBIOK fOI KAMIMES AKD BAKERS I K. BEST STORAGE TACJLITIES. Highest Price in Cash for Wheat. ALBANY - 51yl OR. A STOCK RANCH IN EASTERN OREGON. A stock ranch of 220 acrcH. with good outside ran?e, located near lirldgo C'reeK, in Wasco county, together with about 25 Iioises, to exchange for land here in the Willamette Valley. Now, if yon want to sell your farm and go into the stock busi ness in Eastern Oregon, here is a chance for you. Call on or address C. II. Stew art, Albany, Oregon. ST CHARLES HOTEL, ALBANY, OREGON. MBS. C. HOIK, - - - ProprietM. This House has been thoroughly renovated from top to bottom, and ia now in splendid condition tor the entertainment of travelers. The table is supplied with everything- the mar ket affords. Sample rooms for commercial men. vatlla, Lebanui and Wsllat SfageOfflcc fln5tf WE KEEP IN STOCK THE LARGEST VARIETY OF GOODS IN THE U.S. AND CAN SELL YOU ANY ArtTICLE FOR PERSONAL OR FAMILY J WHATEVER YOU WANT SEND FOR OUR CATA j LOGUE (FREE) AND YOU WILL FIND IT THERE V MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 1 227 229 WABASH AVENUE. CHICAGO. 1 8T NEW STORE. $30,000 WORTH ALLEN & ARE JUST OPENINC ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCKS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE EVER OFFERED FOR SALE DRY AND FANCY GOODS. THIS DEPARTMENT WILL RECEIVE OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION. IT Nt W EMBRACES ALMOST EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE CALLED FOR, INCLUDINC All the Latest Novelties, Ladies' Dress Goods, Trim- mmgs, A GREAT MANY OF OUR GOODS SEQUENTLY THEY ARE OF THE VERY SINGLE PIECE IN OUR STORE iHAI ISUUI Ur UAIt. rsr PERSONS RESIDING AT A DISTANCE CAN HAVE SAMPLES OF DRESS COODS AND TRIMMINGS SENT THEM FREE OF EXPENSE. THE CLOTHING IS COMPLETE WITH THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS EVER BROUGHT INTO THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY, AND ALL WILL BE SOLO AT PRICES THAy Defy Competition Either Here or Elsewhere. WE ALSO KEEP A Fall Line of BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, WE SHALL ONE PRICE 33r WE INVITE ALL TO COME AND SEE US. WE HAVE GOODS THA J WILL SUIT YOU, AND WE KNOW T. WE WILL SELL AS CHEAP AS ANA ONE ELSE, AND WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT. WHEN YOU COME Tu TOWN DON'T FORGET TO GIVE US A CALL, AND WHEN YOU DO SOREMEM BER THAT IT IS NO TROUBLE TO SHOW COODS-TH AT 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 IN ALBANY. , Satins, etc. WERE PURCHASED IN NEW-YORK. COK LATEST STYLES, AND THERE IS NOT A DEPARTMENT TETa -m- -apa arr-e -ttv JL aJELa ZSg. HAVE BUT FOR ALL. HA RUK It'S BALSAM. 'i'hii lri'int (Ircaalng i jixf ir hy ll.naa ' vi t,-- lk,toacjr '.it A, t ertli !c, mi ao urn.' of lis superior fi.ktuiiinrca auI (Miriiy. 't c ' '.kIii. irtatwiil . hi I . ll Mr )! r ! i . to ih i M.';i uihI lt:uf Reitcrn tbt Yout;,:.,; Color to i.-qf o: F jJ Hair P-irkcrs Hair II I n i U finrly rrfuavxj ryj i WatrantMl v tm-v. ii t t I i' I. ir nnil tn rn- liuva ij. hi' 1 1 mi nnu ii i.iiit it' - . v .' . n . PAMKEM'S GINGER TONIC A Superlative Health aei! CtrMglh Restorer. If yuii titf! me Imiiir r Chiht, yiotn out wlili ovrrwork. or a rt'"'l e run i..n I y f mulyor lioutc. hoM duiilry r.Misa'n m Tokic. If you f Uwyrf, mumt'T or ltuiri man a Iiaii.KI liV iifit.il Miiiiii or pimmnun . il'itirft IaV iai iit4iiiigii'.uiUnu,lilija l,arW(uinrr Ionic If ymihava 'ifiirtiplifn, Dy-t)-ia, Kb.uroa- lm, Kiilrty (V)itilil: ii l, ! Mi'" riv nli t f ili- In (:, Miiii ji h, Iannis ll ''"I ' r f I'ahi tu' ((tM.aa T mic wi!l lira y"i, li ii1i- in iu i i. ...I I'm iii t fUd the Cc&t end Sure it Cough Curs Cvcr litre1. If yo'i ta wwliiti aw.y fn.m rgi, (liMMtitn or any ilit.r r h . In ' 1 i hi a .limulum Ula Omcaa ToMCat ai i ' lvi : i it i.mi i yoi up fin n l i" fi' .1 - I iii i.i-er iiii'.n aia. It l a Mvad huialiada of live; It nvty aava y irv r.,in u I l IH ' ' ""' ll' " " . I 4liVr.l fi f-.ra.t f Vtrr kn. tut If iiu.i . m. . f. f MsataMMHeap cntaT r iV-j en inu ixu uaii rue n h .u.il Uklliitf If .,'i.n fl lia HU'lo tlil drflghifiil in'tuia ere"duii ly .tmr, Thtra Unulhlna like It. Ii " : I jw.ijj t't tkKk tvn Ci'Uj4K and look fvr igth4ura of t i Any I ii i kttl 'V, r.ryt. PRED WILLERT, CARRIACE AND WVCON HAMi'A CT I l K It, Corarr s- ..ml mi l Ferry Sim. AILm y,n fa pr.'jiarod to niamtf4-turo rarrlatrt mid waK'.H at iort eOUOi ftii.1 of tao wry m s i ATBaUAIt. llo mukita iho tirmitirrt rarriatm at: I a . . w. REPAIRING AND JOB WORK louo hi liur.l nnlii'ii an. I In tliH iiium SKILLFUL MANNER. 111 v. tW snl Uiat.Tia! ia w irnifjtri! V, le lira! rn. To (he Sick and Afflicted i -AXO nrVOIAIXT Those Suffrrin from Debiiitv. WW 0 ' Ncrvoas Prostration, Loss of Vitality, Srxu.il I ofli mitten. Ktr., Ktf. "Hi rinir. nitlAl M.BI ill-ill; arc Miiit.tK U'.i,, a r. i a I . ami m iir j ' "MI'l.vlMi ! i.h)tiritii ! can cdni rt l.i ll-r ailiwr.U an 1 u- rIailt lrl thrtu k nii iiril. flirt i ikH uf&'trfitlf ckilll In Uttmm i Uw .f Uulililc Ui du an. an4 tt n'tl tac Urft i-. tin. prrlalut. b I.) Mlunttun, Umm pru lux. lbrh kiH .lj J)J .tii"fihturi b.t!i4, U jrrj'-i I-.. urn ihcji. Utt. J. OlU Itpft.. !.. now ralUftl ntiltis In 1 .0 I tDS pun M US'fUug tli afflictm the rrtltitjf of koftufabU I akutlul IroKlQMritl tui rfrt aJ IHMkMi IS rl nnk not. i.l uiu ttiia -mal ItW Oitoti(t.u il UirlUla4 rW. I m tkat i.i lr;i t; ; --r. unlaTUlnc a fubjett m Oi Uaokx " aaua4 M th tftvruil may uim my niutUe t.ut tSr 4atr to ttit-.rtn ltu-K h r ulfcrtiig thruh ttKrant-, and U hy gaclmwuii ir aant ( fciu.llf thai a otirs can I- bl, a ik A l hurrying llwatwliai U an HMiini.it grave, iut iriiny MxuaJ an inhattiaMrw in lutur evncratiun, ta too grral au iftawntita t uut inv Uj L alci.'. atptoiu ll ll arc luflcrin from ni,ht -r, Itrrt .utra, WfcW i. MBfeMaSal " mind, altyht Inaaaa) hrn utxltf avtiimrttt, MrtftMl tnt.-r. trptnbltnc, pail laOun, Ruhra, Sr., ur It yu ha prvtUal ar! abuar Tta In the aiighicat antcuUr jui ara atlSar ing frutn tha Drrad Camr of llantao Life. Atvl biM not hrattalc l cck at int health alwl hatitttcaa tn a rtirc. CCMN OOARAMTECD. FKKH ModkkatK (XiNhl LTATION ll V l.fcTrSU OH OTIIUHWIbK Vtre. Etrlaaltelr rgrUlr KrmrJIra t aral. Q ii LADIIX-Yuu are eaa9A:it laMt t auffcrinj friKn nrrvititia rotrallon All your wcultar tm (Uinta ara ncrvmia in thalr oryln aucl henev yonr uffcrtna; are larrtblv UtprcaainK or Iticaprvaaiblv krri. Tho IKtctor In lilt riwmrvbca ami practice o( uarvotia truublca haa ma.la uur organlzaUon a apwlal attily and la thua i nat.u-1 from hia cairi no and knowledge Ut anl and cure u In any of the trouble, arwakneaa, duUoaalug and auflcringa to which aa a eea you are lUblr. aeT You will Bnd In the Doctor a friend up..n wlmm you can rwly fur comfort, aid and cure Or. wains alr Krmrdlra have at latunl a reputation for eftlclimcy unnpialcd by any mnllrino, or mwllcaj prracrlptloii ever offered. Tln-y cwn eent by mail or e pre-ae. Tboa deatrinir eronal ear and attention cwn hav e all rtoconaary a-comuoaalions f tiniihel. O Letlefa, Thoec alio can iot viail tbe city ran by thing, thfcir it.j.i. ii.. in thrir "ii a..- , n.. in ail . ix-, ami when eeeiral, Uuotiaeut at lu-ine with etery aa aiiramv of a cure. LKTTERS llKTI KNKh OR lESTROYCP. AUdrcaa, lr J. '. IMNi Slrdlral laalllnfr. No. 7 HfcM-ktoa 88 Han rraticlMXi, Fell. 21. 1K82. NTISELL 10 000 Piano 1.000 Of gam. PIANOS ' naji. ii j "t "l i ,. , "I -. i . . j C'all, Hi 111 UT Itl.taltitirntA. CaUl.ur. Vrca, SNTI3ELL ORGANS -O" .rk.ial-.4rli bu I .... .. ., s TARTLING DISCOVERY! LOST MANHOOD RE8TORED. A Tiotlm of youtbml Imprudence cauaing Prema ttire Iecay, Kervoua Debility, Loat Manhood, etc., having tried in vain rery known remedy, haa dia. rovrn il a implfl self enro. which ho -ea ill imd FREB to l ia follow-Hiiflerrra, addreaa J, 11. HEKVE&. 43 ihatlmm rat., Y. a, - 2" Ia' KIi Ii.iu's . .il.Ji u i:,il;ini So. 1. Curea luiii om, tirnt anil eeuoiid atagee ; 8irea on tbe i.i-,'i ami 1 i- I , h.vbilllic Catarrab, die oaaud tiruip, ami all prituury firrum of the dlacase. Price, avoo jier ilnttle. 1 Rlrhnu'a ;oilen Itnlanni Jto. t. turea Tertiary, Mercurial, Hyihiiitii: Uhcumatlani, Palna in the llonee, I'lteraUtl Throat, Hyphllitic Kaah, Lumpa, etc., and eradlcatea all diaeaaea from the nyatein, whether cauaed by bad treat ment or abuee of mercu.'y, leaving the blood pure and bealthv. rriee..OO per liottle. La KlrbniTa .lln Siisalalt antidote for tho cure of Gonorrha-a, Ulet-l, etc. Mat, 92.r0jer Bottle. Le Itli linn's Golden apnnlali Injection, a waah for cure of Uloet, utricturea, Iiiaeaae of the Urethra and Bladder, etc. Price. 11.60 per BotUe. La lllcltnn'a Golileu Ointment for the effective healing of Syphilitic Horea and Erup tions. Price, 11.00 per Bottle. Alio Agent for Le Blchnn'a Golden Fills, for weakness, loaa of physical powers, and ali diseased u-iang from abuse and exsoss ot over-work. Price, t3,00 per Box. Sent everywhere, C. O. 1)., socurely packed pe Express. . t. RICHARDS CO. Agent. 427 A 420 Sanson) street, furrier Clay, San Francisco, faJ. 1 n T ft mm x r l?I'.3i: " . . GREAT INDUCEMENT! MONTAGUE LEADS IN LEBANON I 18 the TIME TO Great Redactions ! FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY ! LARGEST AND BEST IN LINN A Pavement of Golden time coming. i:vi:rybody tiijys or AMD EVERYBODY n0FFMA k JOSEPH. PROPRIETORS OF ALBANY SODA WORKS, -AND DEALERS IN Imported and Domestic Cigars, Candiep Nutp and Tropioal Fruita. A. 1 bany, ... Oregon ONE DOOR BELOW JOHN MQOOV STORE. Wy AT THE OLD HTAND, 72 FIRST KTREET, HAS ASHOflTMHNT O? COOK, BOX STOVES AND RANGES, Aa auj boose In tbe alley. Ha a ea Imports and manufactures TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE of kvkky nmcRirnf in stock or to order, also, he kebps om 11 ANI), A FULL ASSORTMENT OF GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE. AM. OF WHICH HE OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC AT PRICES, THAT DEFY COMPETITION. CALL AT Tl FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREOON. Repair work done at reasonable figures. lSn38 AAiAAV ' aaa. laa.' ia. - lartlv M Hnr w aa mm n aaaaaata BMaa. w i MBHi Lr bl if pr. -.ly ...iwm.. u a ? i a. Hm iaa V BaSM iw". wtitt. Taw, I, aa iaaer' SHMUn tMarVt h to sans BBS Saesa I tta. u. ..i. ..I in i j.i ; atm BY KINO'S NCW SYSrtM. JLJND FITTED WITH COKBINATIOK BPECTACLKft. THEY WILL CORRECT AHO PRCSERVf THR 80rf. PEDLERCANNOT GET THESE GOODS roa salk oxitm hnrrS Dlreetary. Y. V. C. A. Meets at their rooms in Fos ter's brick building on Saturday evenings at 7:30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at 4. Business meetings sre held on the even ing of the second Monday ia each month. Everybody invited to attend. U. P. Church. Preaoh ing every Sabbath, at 11 A. a., and 7r.it by Rev. r. Q. Ir vine. 1). 1). Sabbath SChool at 2:30 r. a. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Evangelical Church. Preaching on Sab bath at 11 a. M. , and 7 r. m. Sabbath School 12:15. Prayer meeting very Thurs day evening. J. A. llollenbaugh, pastor. Coxoreoatkw alChurch. St rvices every Sabbath at 11a.m. and 8 r. Sabbath School at 2:30. Prayer mov ting on Thursday evening of each week. J. W. Harris, pastor. M. K. Chi'Rcii, sfovra, Services 2ud and 4th Sabbaths at St Paul's M. K. Church, South, at 11 a. m. Sabbath School at 10 a. at. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs day evenng. Jos. Emery, nantor. M. V.. Church. Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 74 v. m. Song service in the ereniug before sermon. Sabbath School it 2.30 r. m. Prayer mooting every Thu re lay eveniug. I. Dillon, pastor. Prksrytkriax Church. Servioe every Saibath morning and evening in College Chapel. Sunday School immediately rftertns morning service. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rsv. Isaac H. Condit pastor. EriflcorAL Church. Services every Sun day, morning at 11 a. m., evening at 74 p. m. Holy communion every Sunday morn ing at U.-45 a. m. Wednesday 7.30 Robt. L Stevens, pastor. p. m. NEW BARBER SHOP ! J. H. SURLES, Prop'r. A and GOOD SEA FOAM SHAMPOO goes with each shave. Prices for shaving hair-nutting saine aa usual. Rooms opposite Moll wain 's stora. 16tf NEW YORK SHOPPING! Everybody delighted with the tasteful and beautiful selections made by Mrs. La mar, who haa never failed to please her customers. New Fall Circular just issued. Send for it Address MRS. ELLEN LAMAR, U:7tf 877 Broadway, New Y rk. YIUG SAM WA'S LAUNDRY I Does the best waahing and ironing in Al bany at loweet rates. Contracts made for Chinese labor. Laundry on Washington street, opposite Marshall's Livery Stable J 16:86tf STOCK OF C00DS COUNTY. the way for the OOES TobaccoH, Groceries, Proviaions ON HAND AS FINE AS AND PARLOR 4 M. J JL X a .atki S 'a at a '"U- I ta Wd Ta rr f." W- mmt mcS. aa fca lf a4 l rf .ai. .- a a. Imh an a. -n .. i . Baa ain a .i u j ALBANY MARBLE WORKS, ST A I (i Ell BROS. - Proprietors ALBANY, OREl.es . MONUMENTS, TABLETS, AHD . HEADS I OISE8 Executed In Italian or Vermont Marble. Also, every variety of cemetery and ether atone work done with n seiners and dispatch. Special attention given to orders from all parts of this State and Washington Territory. asTAll work warranted . 17:42 ALBANY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. ESTABLISHED 1863. By A. P. CHERRY, situated at corner of First and Montgomery btreets, Albany, Oregon. Having taken ahargeof the above named Works, we are prepared to manufacture Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Wood-working Machinery, Pumps, Iroff and Brass Castings of every description. Machinery of all .kinds repaired. Spe cial attention givenjto repairing farm aa ohinery. . Pattern Making deae ta all Its farms. 18:lly 1 A. F. CHERRY A SON. NEW FISH MARKET. LJa SaBtaT laV I On corner opposite Senders & Sternberg. Will keep constantly on hand all kinds of fresh and salt fish andoyeters that the market affords. M. Htdk FARMS FOR SALE BY CLAIB H. STEWART, Real Estate Broker. ALBANY, OREGON The following is a partial Ikt t 170 acre tone and a half mi lea waat o Tangent, Oragoouid 6 mile from Albany. 8& sera In cultivation ; 40 acrea mors can bo pat in cultivation eaeiiy; balance good timber and paeture land. Soil, rich black eralrie. Good honae and barn, good hoard i nee, all In good repair : young orchard s 100 treea; good wa.l and running atream ror atook ; sooa acnooi, onureb ana poav of floe ; good neigbborbood sad good aoei ety. Terms 0O per acre ; t2,000 down, nat on easy terms. 280 acres on Nanow Gauge read, it miles from Albany and 6 mi lea from ado, aad 714 miles from Jeflereon. 15 acras good farming land, 76 acres in cultivation; re mainder in timer and brush; bouse 18x28, with ltf foot walla, ell 18x28 ; good barn 22x24 wi th 14 foot shed en one side; good fences and water. Terms SS00.oaah down If possible. Rather than net sell will take $2000 dowe, and balance on 2 to S y -rs lime, secured by mortgage. 190 acres K of a mile west of Albany; 100 arras in cultivation rnd OS acrea oak and ash timber,cood wool land; all under fence, board and rail, some good sad V bad ; about 7 scree In orchard, apples, meetly peers; good soil; 20 bushels wheat per acre on average; good two-storv frame house, plastered, 8 rooms, built in 187S, and cost 82 Otr, good barn, 2Mx40 end two sheds; well arranged for farm purposes. Terms, 88000, Z years Ume on 8&080. lttacreelX miles west of Tenesmi, 100 Tee in cultivation: all new land, clean and In good ester, good two story house. 8 rooms, nearly new ana in gooe condi tion; good new barn 80x34; Sae younsr orchard, 10 plnm and prune trace, fair a ?ple orchard; fences la good order; plen ty sunning water; 20 acres of good amber; rich, bteca eoti and very productive. Price foZDO, Yt eaan and balance on lime. 100 acrea one and a hall miles northeast of Albany; 18 acre In wheat, rest ia fair average; woodland; good land; newly foneed. Price 2S ears; terms easy. 800 acne 1 mile southeast of Soda Springs ; fair farming: email he ass; too acres fenced, wiu oe sota in email tracts or all together, good school, church and post-office at Hoda villa, also the Hoda Kpriagm. Price 5 per acre; easy terme. 108 acres lying 8 miles above Lebanon on the Lebanon Mountain road. No fen ces er improvements. 18 or 20 acre tim ber, balance rich prairie land, rnee ma per sera. 80 acres IX miles above Ones Ms, oa Ya- quina Bay. known aa the old saitryexd. It tas a splendid r rentage oa we nay, ana wUi be eold at 811 per acre. 107 acrea lying below aad within IX milee of Lebanon, all under fcnss. 86 acres ia cultivation, and the remainder k ia limber and brush. Box house, IX story, 2 rooms beiew and one above Barn, not very good. Good wail ; email orchard. Cross fences to the amount of 6000 rails. Sufficient cord wood can be cet and floated to Albany from this plane by only a few laborers to pay for it in two Hire Only mile from canal. as ass given by the 15th of October. The lead is rich and will torn out wheat 40 and 50 bushels to the acre. Ill acres, lying 6 milee doe east of Har rleburg A good ana storied box house, 2 rooms. Barn, 20x22. The lend haa heretofore been need ea a pastors, but can all be pet into cultivation. No grubbing required. IX milee from school. Term 18 per acre. Xcesh down, behnsra al eost any length of time ssenrad by mort- 800 acrea, irinc wit! o r mile ef M too. tu Benton ooonty. Al under snd divided into five fie Ida. All good farm land and half in rrain. Good house and barn, splendid water and a fine orch ard. It isosse of the beet farms in bat auction of the valley. Price S3 par acre 1 1 000 or 81500 down and balance on tins 302V, acrea lying 6 milee nerth east of Himsbur? and f mile east of Muddy station all under fence; 180 acres la culti vation, balance tn paeture, bat meet of it csn be put in cultivation. 1V6 story house, tarn, good water, etc, 1 mile to schocl. Price 8800, 128 acres lying 6 miles eouth of Albany and 2 milee' from Tangent. 78 acrea ia cultivation and all Tinder fence, 28 more can be put into cultivation by lav of 8100. Hnnsn barn snlandkd w fine youag orchard. Price, $80 per In Center Precinct 8 from station on Narrow Gauge. 108 1 in cultivation. Good IX story wood honae, barn, and splendid water and nne orchard. All under fence. Price $16 per acre. 240 acres lying about 20 milee south east of Albany. All under fence, small orchard, no buiidiaga. 80 acrea haa been cultivated, but it le all now need ae pea lure. Price $10 per acre. 243 acrea lying S miles from Brandon's Station in Center Precinct, ail under fence. ISO acrea in cultivation. Large l story frame nouee, good barn, several oatouildinga, orchard Price, $28 per acre. and good water. 125 acrea, lying 4 ml fee nerth of Albany. 100 under fence and In cultivation. Fair house, good barn aad good water. Land raises from 25 to 30 bushel, of wheat r acre. Price, $3,500. T, 111 take $1508 down, aad cadence on time. csfhQ acres of lead ia Marion county, OUO U4 milee from Bonne Vista and seven milee from Jefferson. 80 acrea in cultivation and balance La light brnah and timber. House, barn and good orchard. Flouring mid within 2 milee. Enough wood can be eold at the pottery works at Boena Vista to pay for the farm. Call an C. H. SrawAar, at Albany. SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. H seres . miles north of Halsev, all under fence; 1 story boa house painted, on the farm, good barn and aeveswd other out buildings; good water, the fines orchard u the county, $400 worth ef fruit sold from it last year. It contains 1 kinds of peara, all kinds of apples, a splendid and large assortment of email fruita and borriee. Tbe Champion Fruit Dyrer is on the place. J 60 acres of the farm is under cultivation, balance pasture. Will sell sell for $3500 clear, and can give lime oa $1500. Possession this fall or will sell crop cbeap. Felling heelth le the cause of selling. A better bargain has not yet been offered. c o CBKKBT. c.a. ia rk s ALBANY IRON WORKS. CHERRY & PARKES, (Sucoeeeore to C. C Cherry.) Machinists, Mwrighte, and Iron Founders. WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL completed, and are now prepared to handle ad kinda of heavy work. We will manufacture Steam Engl nee. Grist and Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinda of Iron and Brass Caatinga. i'ATTBsWS Mitel OM SafOBtT OTMX. Special attention given to repairing all kinds of machinery. Will, aieo manufae ture the improved Cherry A White Gram teparator. Shop an Baiter Sl-OSsce a aVsjaaeer Tar. Albany, ur., Dec 1, 1800. istf $5to$20r dav at free. Ailraas ftmaos A Co. ror and, asiiie. 875 A WEEK. Sit a day at ho dm Mailr tuada. CoeUv Outfit fraa. Addnaaa Tana M rw AU( usUsMsiaa. S1400 at this rab, if called to loan at tne lowest immediately. for