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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
THE POEr'S MIND ANDMOOD.-Wc W

TIE POEr'S MIND ANDMOOD-Wc were
lately trying to discover the qualities which
made Il literary work Il part of literature.
and sincerity WAS named rs perhaps the
most important quality. Sincerity is a
great matter, but is it the principal thing ?
Is not the principal thing, after all, the
mind and mood of the writer? At first
this will seem 4 tri.e enough statement.
but very good argument can be made for
mere style.
We have all been struck ut this phenOm-
cnon: we are profoundly impressed by :,
passage we have read. and, after some
time, we turn back to read it once more,
when, instead of finding at least Il half a
page of print. as we had expected, we find
only two or three lines. There is another
allied phenomenon single line. or pas
sage, in a poem, or an entire poem of but
Il few lines. obtains great currency. and is
constantly praised for its charm. You can
not tell what gives it such fascination
what keeps it SO fresh in your own mind,
and in the minds of all cultivated people.
You have seen other passages and poems
by obscure writers, which appeared at first
to have more thought and originality
Your amateur friend has, in momeuts OF
lc'tl " NOi MS OAiC " tHC III
scrutabe.' Some of the lines were really
WordswOrthian, not to say Miltonlc
Nothing, indeed, is more common in ANA
teur verse-making, of Il certain kind, than
lines which remind you of Shakespeare
when read aloud by their authors. But
somehow, when the verses get into print,
the world is not moved by them, and you
confess that type has Il queer effect upon
poetry, and that it is never safe to commit
yourself critically until You ''get the poem
into your own hands,
So it happens that the simple phrase
which the great poet himself set little
value upon, and which seemed to him ;
miserably inadequate statement of his owl
thought-thc phrase, the poem, come
with light in its garments, from high anl
pure mind, from a golden and immorta
mood.-"7he Old Cabinet y Scridner .to
! May.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
An Imaginary Homestead in Minnesota.
BY GAiI. HAMILTON

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lol l:':Ic "'t''o"' r,,,,a ~ .n,
49,, ,,o ,n ~ ~ ji.nnn.n with
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ON >cl''s 80 ,ho rIn', ,,,' H.
very ii'''n oo>.''Il - h.s 1,f
sIut' o'l 'S'''' ~. =. .'
Us 4 ho"se lG"'s l., ii''"''' =. 'l.'' ~"
rooms on 'iie io" no'i, q si'tti? iooin' ~,
perhaps l'''', '''.i =, iD'' H.
Sou'',' o'i 'i'' p."' - ", ''.c '. ,'1
p'uIooIIi' ''e''ili'' .", t,",'' 'o'i'
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SIDES l"i >"'ls'l!ne = ''' ''i',!'oi' i. ''oi
lnth'- o"I slt'hs- o'''i il'S o'.o'
lnl paper h"'i9 oS lS ." '''' ; ''''' d s'o'','
WOODEN carpet "H',,l 'iici, own n'""s
h;'He IN" h'l'e'' w" H. a. ~"
wings give ou'4ooNS t'ii 'u-'' N''O Walls
bracket IN lit corner nous \',r' ~h" Tue
vase h'l"s III '',,'ii'' m 'N' VI wy.
ana grasses mere -
po"A-shEll oi '',l,o' ~ ''i' ''.''o" 'i'.'
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''.l i f,,.I,. .ho1,o- f,r III eort. of cooLinr
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e', r,.n ,m,.,i ,yhn,t 1nur r0rn meal
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vi Iaiff,, ,l ,,,,r
ma 'i'-'', f,r ia, u,,.L;rr .nI ,
f'l' one ~. "','1, ". ''"'
hanging sII.ll o'.o'c '"' "'ii''o" ., ~"
dear Lazy nay" on can SUM III ''''S S'o'
room "l'' o''! ii't.i l. ~ e'r; P',,
ana "'"'' t- ,I'- -.
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tuIh 'io'''i'' .'''' ,o 'l' '"'
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e AS Sh"1 - 4 ""5 III ,".
W hen our Gunner !, c""H'"' !! j. "i '','
incest. Bread. ii3h' an" ""'t': "i'''
It Of flour ground ir"m wheat "hlSh on
t own soil fattened; chi'k'h-pe lnade OF
r. pralrlc chicken 'il'' ''olie s"'"l,,hT 20"
: INTO our own E''rI' r">';'i''S 'l'iN'u !, lon oii
our own COWS ana i'l' ny our own heh
y at one OF ivy" removes l1'lies tli''' nun!
qHlVcrIn@ on oar own "l'u pun 'let,
everything cooked "T!l'a'e'y. l ne .aol
: i set with nae Wiii'e linen Win n'Pkins
, and silver FORKS al; anu spoons; 'nn lie.e
u Pl'In ware; r'''liH one ,''-nl "o T";> I,;,,
!'l"il ''l'' ~ i'''' ~ I''' In. I,i ",',
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~ p,. ,t,n . or,.,t ,lo.,l ,f i,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

tor one square of IL lines or less of Agate type
one insertion GO: foreach subsequent insertion IS
cent Unless the number of Insertions are marked
ON the advertisement II Will be continued unta
ordered ont Iihr,al discount made to merchants
and others advertising by the wear.
Probate ln'! CommiS>ioncrs' Notice - 90 each
tnrno;lrcSo of -iberatIons, E-trays reformation
ami Dissolution of Coparinerships &c 81 -35 each
ipr three Insertions IL sent by Mail he money muss
, accompany the letter
Notices in news columns 10 cents per line each
insertion but charge made of less than 80 cents
Notices nf Deaths and "arriages inserted gratis,
hut extended Obituary Notices or Poetry will be
( charged AT the rate OF live cents per line
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

STUDY OF TIE LANtiT AGE--lh"r never
MS a time when ia re WAS such a wide
and deep Interest minifc-tel in the stnly
of lln@lt--S AZ at the present moment.
The explorers ot IA I'm IN spetch exceed in
number. and e,;u,l in zeal. the explorers
of continents IN isl Is hith-r untrav-
clrd ana unhnnwn. Trey bring the
study ~ mIci lc ,rning. scientific dsqnisi-
tinn AMI .nth III t-ln. :is .Istronom rs. ge-
uTrlphrr-. nitom SIS AMI bot Inl-tS to
| heir several invr>ti cations. They put 1t
! on the ~:tm- fl tiny i s-iencc e.l-h of
these does h> dep trtm -nt of knowledge
! They apply /" II The principles. terms, The
mrl-ur stan l,trd-. sinl'.s aud analo-
rirS belonging To tle-- sciences. Bopp,
Brnfiv. Max Muller. Whitney. AMI other
rhilolo ri-is. explore continents of human
language and Il Scpver Likes Nvanza of
-p-,-,-h. Ist a. Living gStonr. Baker. Sin-ke
IN Grant Ito t-rritnIi,S lakes IN rivers.
! hi lien f,r thpu-.in l. of years frnm the
civilized worlI. They classify human
I t,tirle- IL m.nuiclv. in -enu, and species.
as ever Limnrl~ did lr,-es. plants and
| flowers in the realm Of botany Indeed
botany AMI philnl"gy are put in the most
intimate affinity bv principles. terms and
analo Il : common to 'tll .tni used inter
clanrablv Tnesr tilinities are attracting
io lh- ~rlc;ur,-. lIy> .ln history of Lam
rll~e-. thpG> in'!> of what NAV be called
am ,trur >-u tents. both in + lrope and
| America. or men an women who pursue
the -tn.lv merely f,r th- mental recre atom
and enjoyment they derive from IT, Many
# these are Young persons who read
Il ,pp. Muller, Williams anl Whitney
with mear,y the sun. motive AMI interest
IL Others read brilli-nt ictions.-Elihu
| Iyrritt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

:" At The height OF Iwo miles. >;ly> Mr.
Glai>her. who i an ;trron al. of con>i'iera-
bile experience. all noise cet>r- | never
encountered a silence mere comple.e and
solemn than in the heights of the atmns-
phcre in those chilling solitude 10 which
no tcrrcs. itl sound retchc>- On the
other hand clouds absolutely facilitate the
Transmission of sound Above a great
city, 10 the height of from leo0 to 100
feet. there l. a noise. - immense. colossal
and intiscribIble Tine wlrstle of a
steam engine is heard at 1000 feet. the
noise of Il train at 500, says NJ Flamm r
rion; but Mr. Gla>hier te>tiies 10 having
heard this latter when 23,0nO feet up in The
ain the barking of :. dog and the report of
a gun rise each to GO0) feet; the shouts of
a crowd of people. the Growing of Il ock,
the tollinw of :, bell, 10 800. and the shout
of human being to $500 feet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

An ENTriHlI>IN'l CiEHi AN--ln one
IF ,ll,. culol,.,l churches of this city. re-
Gently. th- pr'-i -'irr adopted a novel way
of raising The funeral cNl~n>es of one of
H. criminals hanged on Fri lay. Stand
mr ami 1T li- loo X AMI pulpit dr ipery,
with a hymn-booh in one htnl an :, five
lpllar bin in thu other. he invited contrib
ltor> to lhe FIN |. Laying h. five-'iollar
ill on th- pulpit. lac >ti l.: . Who cnver
thal " rhr ;umoIl, Wa soon covered by
p,l. of tn. { r~u-,.- of the Il ,cll. own
xrnt a twn-dpillr bill followed by the ex
rlama,ion. Who'll cover that? The
smpUnt WAS soon covered. and SO on he
wcn' un,i he rrlrhri lifly GEMS. On lay
in- down thi> piece of fractional currency.
he ri /: q" no. come 10 the old lt,ile>; A;
surely on. Of then will cover ;hat
imount One of til elder sisters totter-
"A up to the pulpit. AMI with an evident
air of Satisfaction. covered the fifty cents
| with currency of the >.lne denomination.
Z. Now for tn. Sunllv School chill
~iil til. preacher. a he l,id down 4 ten
.rn. bll. How may of the lambs will
..over that " ami tn. original ten-crnt bill
vt- l;lrie,l in t heap of smaller bits of the
nations promises II pay BY this novel
method a 20 div am ,unt WIS retliZ-d.-
| Ch trle>tOH. ; g.. N.irS-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

A KNOWING TCRrLE-In II certain
town in Connecticut 4 man had planted
his garden, and very near the water was
a bed of cucumbcrs. In the brook there,
close by, a large tartle made his home,
and he wonlI frequently stay for hours on
large rock to SIN himself Now this
turtle liked cucumberS as well as bows and
girls like peaches. Every git he would
90 out among the vines and make his sup
pr from the fruit. Every morning the
owner Of the garden went out AMI found
his best cucumbers. which he intended for
his own dinner, eaten. This displeased
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

Crows NESTS MADE OF FIsH-BoSE>.-
The crows who i've near my wood always
build their nests of interviewer sticks and
twigs, and they are strong enough TO last
year after year, if they are not as hand
some as those of some other birds. But
one of my crow-neighbors tells me that he
has cousins. who live ON far away Islands
where there are neither trees nor shrubs.
and these crow, BALD their nests. and very
GOOD looking ones. too, of the dried and
bleached bones of large fish that have been
thrown up on the sho e.
Queer nests, / should think, but they
show the ingenuity and perseverance, ct
the birds. How much better than to 1t
down and cav sulkily that they will not
build any nests at all, because they can't
get Just the material they prefer for the
purpose-From Jack-ila-the- Pulpit" m
st. Nicholas for February.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
Here's m essay on extemporaneous

Here's m essay on extemporaneous
speaking:
When Cato rose in the Roman Senate and
held up Il ripe fl. saying This fruit
WAS gathered N Carthage three davs ago"
TO illustrate the n'-lrnc-S of their enemies,
and all Il ,m cNclaim Il that Carthage
must br DESTROYED. we should find it hard
II imagine thl: Ctio. before he did it.
climbed into u box four feet square and
which came mp almost To his armpits, and
that hr drew out from his pocket a very
illegible ma u>cript. AMI took ont his
handkerchief and wiped his glasses. then
adjusting his specs. and then bent down
hi- heal. looked twice nj his paper To see
if he WAS right, then mnltrrcd. BreIh
rrn. til, i'm. this fruit-Bre;hre
this fruit was gathered 1 say WIS gath
erred { ar ht-r. three days ago" and
then funhlcl in hi po -ket till he found
the liz. an then llil it ont upon the bo ,rd
on top of the box where H.. rested his
manuscript. Ii wouhi he hlrd for us 10
i'm lwine that this WI, -lo Iuenc,.; and we
should feel very certain that. if this course
htd been taken. all Rome would have
shouted. :" CI'o must b.. DESTROYED, Cato
must bee drStrnyrd,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

PROPOSED New POSTAGE STAMPS. The
postotlice department few weeks since
placed upon sale three cent postage stamps
manufactured upon an entirely new prin-
ciple They are made of two kinds OF p'-
per, one hard and the other porus. The
purpose is to prevent the possibility OF the
washing of stamps. This end IS accom-
plished by the new stamps as the apo, poIus
paper a5sorbs ink The greatest difficulty
is that the stamps cannot be made properly
adhesive. and it is doubtful whether the
experiment will prove successful.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23

TRANSFORMATION CQMPANY.

T1NROM AND AFTER DATg UNTIL FuR.
E thor notice, the uvnpany VIII dispatch
hOat from Albany 10 Corvallis On TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Of each wtck.
Alao win dispatch boat flpm Albany for
Portland and intermediate places On same days..
leaving Comstock a COS wharf
Faro At reduced rates. J. D. DTLBS,
Doe 10. 1871. Agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23

"A DVEIlTlslNG cheap Uoud syAlenalle
IN All persons who contemplate making
cunirnclg with neWar4pefs Tor tie Insertion nl
ndqeflisemanlf. alioiild nfnd ~ tenlA N Gfp,
p ndwcll a Co, Al Park Row, New NnFk, Tor
thqiT IAbfplfI, ,f'r- HOOK inlnely1dvtnth ffl-
toni containing lists uf nfor 1pin newrpapeft
and estimates, 1hoWinK The eQsl. AdfNrlse
Insnlh taEdH f,ir leading FnpcIs m many Sialea
N iremrndpna rrdnftlun Num pubiishfrH
rates. DIN TnH Book Nl9naoFl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23
ALBANY Bath HOUSEl

7HviiE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
A fully inform tbs eiilEeps of AlbaBy snd VI
einity that be bas taken ohaTgs u this Establls-
msni, aud, ~ keepiag clean rooms and paying
ilriei attention % bnsineer expects b Snit nll
those who may favor HIN wsth thslr patronage.
Having heretofore carried o. noihing bui
First-class Hair Dressing Saloons.
~ skpscts % give entire Satisfaction to al.
1~ Chiliien aud Ladies' Hair neatly ed
saa abampoosa. JOSEPH wEDBRR.
v3ra3if
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AnnlTldIBTRATOn'N II0Wful.

TmarE tiNnEIisI0NEn HAVING urEf
III dnly appointed ~ fhn County Court, IN
fao County ~ lam, Slate ~ OrCrhn. AdnIln
irifuf1l ~ the rsialo ~ Malcolm MIlI1f
cnpaef, nll reF1urf having claims ngnlNt1 M.
said flinlc nf1 hereby Required NJ IlN.Nnt IlI
annf with tho NNoq1I aDNqnffi N|fN|u s.A
mrntn1. W thn unatTignot ot hln ft4ltfptN
rNar scia, Finn County uIa|ori
OANhiEl MftI,Fll. Adm4
Mawh eth isld pr'Wh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23

Iifortho Democratl
nfAY.
Rosebud mouth,
inlaid WILL pearls
Amber eyes,
And amber curls.
anaintg foot.
Small and slender;
Dimpled hands,
White and tender.
sylphen waist,
Slight and supple;
\ Finely cut.
Without scrapIe.
Anda laugh,
4 Glad as thrpshes,
x scorning any.
Stops or bushes.
Dropping grace
Of the hafe-beli,
Not found in
Chiseled marble.
THIS is May,
Peerless woman;
Sweet maid May,
Divtnely human.
t MEM LINTON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23
MARRIsBuRG NEWS. !.
Grand Excursion Mckenzie Canal
Farmers Busy, sc.
HARRfsBURe. Anr d ls75

II
HARRfsBURc, Apr. 20, 1875.
Editor Democrat
The members Of Covenant Lodge. No.
u, and Oasis Lodge No. Al, /. o. o. II, arc
preparing for general excursion from
this place to Corvallis, on April 26. that be-
ing the 56th anniversary Of Odd Fellow
ship in America. The o. s. S. Co.'s. steamer
Fannie Pattonr will leave Harrisburg at
9 A. NJ, prompt, and return at 8 r. M. The
hlalsey and Harrisburg Brass Bands will
furnish music for the occasion. Everybody
is invited to join in the excursion, and
bring plenty Of 'sgrubr with them, as it is
the intention to have basket dinner. The
young folks will provide themselves with
q string band from Junction, and can
amuse themselves by stripping the light
fantastic toe,n if they choose. We all an
ticipate having a jolly good time with our
three or four hundred friends that are ex-
pected to go with us. The fare is one dol
lar for the round trip-all can afford to
go. And it is generally known that tho
"Three Linkers" always have good time
on an excursion and see that others have
a good time; and we are satisfied that the
proposed excursion will be a success.
Everything is quiet in town, and about
the only thing talked Of is the Mckenzie
and Harrisburg Canal and we believe the
citizens have about, if not quite come to
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23

FNNHE UNDEHsI0NED, HAVING CLOSED
N nit business, haa ieii on hand one three.
quarter Carnn Billiard Table. nf Jacob
Nlrnhip'a mako Of san Francisco, Cni, Haid
Table " Ia good order, haying only htfu ir uaf
about eighteen months u has also p9lnaf'H
NnNl Wire Cunhlunq, good gcl Ivory 11ila
fwriyn cues. cue rack, all M good prdor, wniqn
~ offered Tor sale cheap. hcTnble can ~ seen
nt thn furnllnfo Htnfe ~ Gran a Collar, on
frUnt Arnol. Consult Your Interest and cali
MON a. Il Will b. sold thc llfli opportunity.
nflL MAJ. TALLY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23

le fn fhfNfa pes Aay. AEanls a.4lei
Hp-k ~ ~ tluN Ail glasses rl AH
people of both neHcn yumn GA N'N HNA4
more money Hf vnrN NV NH N tI'I'l NNti N
gaiiilcN, lufluN inciH rtafN fN' NN a Ai A4N
tlNAo. than tNny tNlHr fIN1. WNN Oh NINNfuN
mQul Shat Nill ms II|NN|N4N 4 N
hnnfir wnrt. lNi| ll.I| ItffAS N
FIVE Send ~ NUNI N.Nl" 49,
dolat |na fft II|fN. "HnN N'N Mi
nf hfaIaUrI tl1aNhela nnh NNN tN.
NhMfiFl aFtr lB HNl@r4H A NN
HnlNF.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23

Dr.. 1ayns'u sanativs PiilS are kelpfil
also, in S2ih Diseases, and tor wlsat i
known as "I'apnrity Or he Mood.
They may be taken 1t al times with.
out dangsr, and While using them, You
may eat and drink as usual
Prepared only BY tho.P Proprietora, DB.
?. JAYSns 4 Son, Philadelphia, and sold
by Crane Y brigham, Wholesale Agents.
san Fra'ciseo, and by Druggists gene.
rally,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23

A Ill THE BOOK ACCOUNTS AND NOTES
n belonging 70 lita DFln % n, q Hill ( Hnn.
lata dfugglgs n ESinafy. WIN "a fpnud AFTER
fniH dNf9 Withs he undel9iNhod, nt the llefkM
uiiica In tho Court House. III lhl8 city. Any
and all persons indebted 10 enll nrm Niil
please cal before January isi, lM1. and sqtilR
n. g. nffL goN.
nv a A., HIrI.
Albany, nc, "a, iNt
vlnnf4tf
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Corner First and waahinslon sirests,
AEnAMY. OREGON.

Under the now management ihh popular
HOte has boon rqiltted and rthimlsh6ii nnd
now offers the travelling public che hent gfegm4
mndntt0nn on the most reasonable terms The
old proprietor has moved ffnm the hotel nnn
the h0isc IA entirely nhdera new mannFemeNt.
nvFREE COACH 10 and from tho house -gA
J.H. nACKENeTO.
yloualyl, PFUpriaiaF
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THE BEST ADVERTISING MEnIUM.
Daily. $40 year scmlWaekly. a. Wcenis ia,
poafano Nroo a. fho Hnhanfhaw s1fcl.
mon COplHA nNd AdVtIIaInF N1{tN Free.
Weekly, IN clnnH ~ nnf more, only IN r1|fl
asa paid Adltraa IIia fnfnurn. ~. Nl
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JOHN FOSHAY.
tsuccessor 10 Q. y, setlIemlpr)
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, TOILET
AHTHCLEA. PAINTS. OILS.
WINDOW GLASS,
ETC, ETC.

Having had several years experience IN the
drug business, he feels Justified IN assuring his
vl0n8lil
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STATE BOARD or IMMIGRATION.

WNOR THE PURPOSE or AFFORDINg
~ information 70 immsgrantsand Intending
EniRrhntA 70 Oregon, nON In foreign ennnsriea
and sister HtRiea, and for circulating Atch in
formation abroad hy this Board an persons II,
this State having FARMS and lands l0f Sale 6f
Nent, Or dealfOus ~ forming Colonies. Wili
please forward 10 fhia Board ~ soon he possl.
Die detailed descriptions ~ their Farms and
lands, Location. Price and Terms or sale. ~
e0hdltlunBOf renting and all persana deaIf0sh
Of obtaining Agrfeultnfnl or other Inbnfefa.
viii please communicate direct with tflS
board. W M lFTf
By Instructions Of nc Commissioners ~ I'M,
migration. WILLIAM REID.
A Stata Cnmmlss0nor OF Immigration.
nl1tqf.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL Wefida
erqaf nsmeiy for Colds, Coughs. Consumpttrn,
and aii aHefinsis ~ thr lfiuea and Threat.
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%. s. 8. CO.
ALBANY FARMERS COMPANY.


NTOTfCE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Btoclfiioders Of the Albany Farmers co.
that there Will boa meeting of the Htdcsholdefa
of said Company at their office IN Albany Ur-
ekon, on
Taesday, Me LSM dag or nay, IS75,
AZ The hour of 10 O'Clock ipihe forenoon * SAID
day, lOr tlie following purposes tn.wiii
ist. 10 take into reconsideration ana ,ote on the
question whether this Company shall engage
IN the business of running and Operating h
fiunringmiil IN Albany, Oregon, ana doing a
general n0urlnR.miil bneinnss IN Aii Ia various
branches, bDtli ~ custom Mill, fpr toll on cN,
change, and ~ melrhant mill to buy and sell
grain and produce Of ~ kinda ~ nannfactnfS
grain lnia flonr and FeIi and dlappao of the
" 10 engnge IN tho bnsineas N hlnflne, 70,
cciylhB sHd sliDFirF u sriln, ana on kinds of
nesg.
3D. 10 lnciease the capital stock III tin Com.
pany Thirty THOUSAND Dollars
iih. To elect aeycn Directors m This Com.
pany 10 net ~ such l0f The ensuing year and
y DO such other business ~ may npine before
thlH Company. u. n. CRAWFORD,
u. MANkFIELu, Pres.
hfcreiafy. nl1wi.
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4 iisflN NnHu'as IltI
~ ndHhQGh County liNH0a
lhinR v Nll
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We forgive you this once, Martin
Van Buren, Brown, but you mustn't DO
it again. You sent us the last Demo-
crdt with quarter section torn of
one page, and the Aslnside" had been
run through tie press twlce--so n you
said anything funny we didn't know II.
Waltd Wdtta Union.
Thunderi Couldn't you see the point?
We were trying 70 give you a patent
inside Of home manufacture, % show
that we couldn't be outdone BY our
neiglibors who claim superiority for
their Chicago and st. Louis in'ards.
Il IL indeed mournful 10 eogitate one's
brain for days on single joke and
then be compelled to devote the whole
of the next weeks paper In explaining
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Isdl aTl llFt(IE REGIaTIfTl. .

M Is 81 sT* 7stas tis
HALLS ARRIVE
from corgallis ab,l0 80. 4. N. daily except
sabbath. t WI lS ss
From Lebanon al 03OsA. NJ. tfi-weekly
Mondays, WedneHdRNB.asl Fridays.
From Railroad North daily except Sab
bath, at II i5 A. MI tS0utlil at l2:26 y. NJ.
MAILS DEPAIsr.
For RailrOad lSouthl daily. except Sabbath,
nj .i0 A. M. tNnrthl at II AS A. All.
For Corvallis, daily except Sabbath, af 80
For Lebanon, On Mondays. wednesdays and
Fridays, at y. IL.
OFFfUE HOURs From 80 A.. M. to I P. NJ.
Money order 0tkice hours, from A. NJ. to 4r.M.
P,H. RAYMOND. p. N. +