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Executor's Sale.
BJOTK'E is nereby 4SM that the undersigned. Ex-
S ecutor of ibe lut will and
it a. r
Cherry, deceased, in the porsusnce of an order of the
County Court of Linn county, Oregon, duly made sad
entered of rec jrd, on the th day of April, leSa, will
sell at public auction . the highest Udder, at the
Court House door in the city .if Albany, ia Linn
county, Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock, p. m , of
the 16th day of Hay, le5, all the right, title and in
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death, in and to the following described real property,
to-wit : Lot No. fire (5X in Block No. sixteen (19),
in the eastern addition to the dty of Albany, in Linn
county, Oregon, ss known sad designated oa the
plate, maps and surrey , of said dty, now on file sad
of record in the office ef the County Clerk, of Linn
county, Oregon. The same being situated wholly in
Linn county, Oregon.
Terms of sale Cash in band to the highest bidder
on the day of sale.
Jamas G. Caesar,
L. H. Mostsxtc, Executor.
Att'yfor Executor.
c. c cheeky. cm.? ram.
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aST aVM Wsbosh A venae, Caloa, III.
Sheriffs Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ortijonfor
Jjinn County.
The American Mortgage.Con.pany of Scotland (limit
J), Plaintiff,
Joseph A HcKitmey and Nancy J McKiiuiey,
Dtfcn-
dants.
NOTICE IS HEREIJY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTU
of an execution and an order of sale issued out
the above named Court in the .above entitled action
on the 31st day of March, 1885, and to me directed
and delivered, I will on Tneeday the 12th day of May,
1835, at the Court House door in Albany, Linn
County, Oregon, st the hour of one o'clock, p. m.
sell at public socion for cash in bar a to the highest
bidder the real property described in said order of
ule a follows, to-wit '. The southeast quarter of
Section thirty-six, Township fourteen, south range
four west of the Willamette meridian, containing one
hundred and sixty seres together with all and several
the hereditaments and tenements, and appurtenances
thereunto belonging. The proceeds of the sale of
aid real estate to be applied as follows : First to
the payment of the costs of and up 3 this writ and
the costs and expenses of sale. Sc to the psy
ment of the costs and disburssui nts of this mtit
taxed st $41.06 with interest st the rate of eightper
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Third to the pay ment of twenty per cent on the sum
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with interest thereon at the rate of ten pr cent pe
annum from the 13th day of March, 1885.
Patjd April 1st, 1885.
J. K. Cfub.lto-,
Sheriff of Linn coanty, Oregon.
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Co., Portlaiul, Maine,
Summons,
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, fr
Linn county.
Samuel Porter, Plaint!!).
vs.
James M Ysrbreugh and Mary K Yar-
brougn, Defendant,
7a James M Yarbroui,h and Mary E Yar.
brough, tfie Defendant above named :
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon yeu and each of you are here
by required to appear and answer the
complaint of the above plaintiff Jp the
above entitled Court now on file vjjh the
Clerk of said Court on or before the A rat
day of the next regular October term, 188.
thereof, to wit : On er before the 26th day
of October. 1885, and yon are hereby noti
fied that if you fail to appear snd answer
said complaint as hereby required, the
filaintiff will apply to the Court for the re
let demanded therein, to. wit : That yeu
snd each of you be required to set forth
ths nature and character of the estate er
interest claimed by you or either of you
in or to the following described real prop
erty, to-wit : Being notification No. 267
and designated as claim No. 62. being all
the donation land claim of said defend
ants, (except 147 68-100 acres deeded to
Matilda Cranheld ; 62 50-100 seres deeded
to James Willouxhb.y ; 22 26-100 acres
deeded to W Willougbby and 5 acres deed
ed to Lamar Cheadle,) containing 403 25 -100
acres, or any part thereof, andthat the
same be ascertained and determined by
said Court ; and in the events that you fail
to appear and set out and show what es
tate or interest you claim in or to mid reel
nrooertv. then for a decree of Kaid Court
(quietinc the title of plaintiff to ssid prop
erty, adjudging that neither of you have
I any estate or interest in or to said real
yiwivivy mi anjf inu Hioieui su v erne to
the estate and interest of the plaintiff,
and perpetually enjoining you snd
each of you from in any manner in
terfering with the possession and estate of
plsintitr therein, and from in any manner
claiming or asserting that they or either
or tuern nave any interest or estate in the
same or any part thereof adverse to the
estate and interest of the plaintiff, for the
costs and disbursements of this suit to be
taxed and for such other and further re
lief as may be equitable and just.
This summons is published in the State
Rights Dbmocsat by order of H on K P
Boise. Judge of said Court.made at Cham
bers in the city of Selern, Oregon, on the
an. . . .1 m a e tA sw
zzuu uay oi April, loso.
WEATHEBFORD &, BLtCKBUBN,
Attorneys for Plaiotift.
FRIDAY MAY 1,1885
KSBStAE rst4T'M CASK.
"ftomeoae Has Slandered t" f an
Pesslfsief
It be
The New York Herald asys : I f
"General (J runt should recover from
"a disease which should prove not
m to havo been what It has been
"described, then his medical attend
"ants will be expected to explain
"tho ressooa for one of the most re
"markable Instances of discrepancy
"ever recounted In the history ol
medical practice."
The other day on eminent young
Dhynlcian in the laat stages of con
sumpdou, unable longer to tslk, called
for pen aod paper and Indistinctly
wrote thlsadvice to hltjfphysicins :
Make dying comfortable."
This seems to have been the mile
purpose of General Grant's attending
physicians. They wero making dy
ing comfortable, but they woro not
curing tiieir usuent. no a ran zee
them by getting better ! !
The utter failure rightly to dlag
nose and properly to treat Gen. Grant's
disorder wss a serious blunder, em
phaslzlng what has so often been
said, that professional treatment, bolnt
purely expcrlmeutal, Is Just as likely
to Le wrong as right.
Had the general an ulcer on hig
arm the physicians would have treat
ed It acientiflcally, very scientifically.
He might have rocovered or they
might have cut hh arm off. Some
dear old soul of a grandmother, bow
ever, might have treated the sore by
some old woman's remedy" snd
healed it, bnt thcio would have been
no "profesiouat science" in auch a
proceeding, as her remedy would noi
be one recognized by the code !
Tbo general's physicians excuse
themselve. we arc told, because the
condition of the throat was hidden
from sight. There are thousands of
cases where disease Is hldJen from
sight, where the symptoms! are vry
obscure and4 conflicting. The physi
cians will treat everyday 's symptoms
but they do not cure, snd finally the
patient dies. Then they dlrcover
they have made a mistake ! A horri
ble rolstako ! The other day a prom
inent merchant in a neighboring city
wau found dead in bed. A post mor
tem examination revealed the fact
that one of his ether vital organa was
entirely decayed and yet hia phyel
clans hsd been treating him for heart
disease !
Home one Las blundered.
For tieeks the American public have
beeo watting the unwelcome tidings of
General Grant's death. Todar, the
general is up and around snd tiding
out.
People get well otten in apite of what
their doctors aaj and do. Why 1 By
will power 1 No, By faith ? No.
They lire tecs use outside tke medi
cal proieaston snd medical pretense
there are effective remedial agencies in
nature which, though "unrecognized''
by the code, have auprame power over
disease, and in thousands of caaes win
triumph a where the so called scientific
treatment utterly fails.
A prominent ex -cabinet officer ia to
lay on the very edge of the grave, auf
ferieg from an extreme disorder of ths
liver. Hia doctor know they cannot
enre bim. Tbey simply are making dy
ing comfortable.
The agony of death in many cases la
read by aoi rounding friends in sr reams
of paiu, in convulsions of nerve, in
spasm a of torture the fixed eye, the
chilly breath, the dreadful coughing, the
bloody aweat tho supreme inflictions
of pitilfsi disease upon a helpless body,
indicate the i imitations of profess
ions! skill."
Sevan-tenths of the desths of this
country every year are from hepatic and
renal disorders, over wnich physicians
have so little power. They will give
this, that and the other thing to make
dying comfortable, but tkey know
they cannot cure and yet tbey will not
permit the uee of remedies "unauthor
ized" by their code, whether tbey are
allopathic or homeopathic. If the sys
tem, as ia common at this time of the
year, baa no tone, and one baa tired
and depreaaed feelings, the doctor will
tell you that the blood needa purifying,
but be will not tell you, what he knowa
to be true, that the blood ia impure be
cause the liver and kidneys are not
performing their blood-purifying func
tions. The failure of the physicians in Gen.
Grant's case ought to havo an eye-
opening effect upon the public It
ought to see the futility of trusting en
tirely in a profession whose practioe is
so largely experimental. The teat of
merit is success and when any agency
has won a record proved by the testi
mony of prominent men and women in
all ranks of society, it stands to reason
that such a preparation is worthy of
universal confidence. Who has not
heard of it ) Who haa net used it ?
Who can gainsay the statement that it
haa wrought greater benefit for man
kind than anything ever discovered in
ctde the ranks of the medical profess
ion ? And yet many physicians who
are bound hand and foot to their code
will not allow nor will they prescribe
the use of Warner's Safe Cure. Never
theless, spite of their small-minded
bigotry, it multiplies instances of its
singular merit by thousands every day,
rests satisfied with tba record it has
won, snd challenges comparison with
ths record cf the most reputable phy
sician. It is a terrible thing to lose our
friendr, espreially if we find out after
wards that they might havs been saved.
We are glad Genstal Grant is get
ting well. He deserves to live snd in
living he will emphasize the fact that
physicians do not have a monopoly
over disease ; that "scientific medicine,"
so called, is not infallible ; that all
remedial agenciaa were not born with
doctors and will not die with lhm.
ro rstatKNT vial a.
A Utile Seaad Advice That Wsald Wll
la isMsWs
1. Alwsya buy the beat of oil.
2. Never make a audden motion with
a lamp, either in lifting it or setting it
down.
3. Never put a lamp on the dg of
a table ot mantle.
4. Never till a lamp after dark, eva
if you have to go without a light.
0. Bee that the lamp wicka sro al
ways clsan and that tbey woik fieely
in the tube.
Nnvrr blow a lamp out from the
top.
7. Navcr take a letup to a closet
where there are clotba. If necessar)
to go to the closet, i.Isce the light st a
diataaoe.
8. Uae oandles when possible in go
ing about the bouse snd In the bed
room. They are cheaper and can't
explode, snd for many purposes are jest
aa good as lampa.
9, Matches aLould always be krpt in
atoue or earthen jars or io .in.
10. Tbey abould never be Uft where
rats or mice can get hold of tbt'tn.
There ia nothing mure to the taste of a
rat than phosphorus. A bunch ol
matceea is situ oat certain to be set fire
to if a rat geta st it.
It. litre jietfctlv good safes to
every placo where matches srn to b
used, and never let a match be h ft on
the floor.
1 .'. Never let s match go out in your
bsnd sfter lighting it until you are sure
the fire ia out, and then it is btir to
put it in a stove or earthen diah.
13. It is far better to uae the safety
14. Have your furnaces examined
caiefully in the fall aod at least once
during the winter by a competent per
son. All the pipea and flues ahonld bo
carefully tookrd to.
15. If there are sny cloaat tu the
house near chimney a or flues where
there ought not to be put nothing ol
a combustible nsture into them. Huch
oUfelSfS
.
III soil silver and crack ctock-
trv and burn bedding. Tbey form a
bad fieri of any houae that contains
them.
16. Never leae any wood near a
furnsce, rsnge or stove to dry.
f. li. t
17. Have your stove looked to f re-
qoently to see tbst there ere no boles
'
for coal to drop out.
I O N.ar ... I . aval .al.M sa la
IH. Never pa any hot ashes ot coala
in a wooden recci-tac'e.
lfl ,, .
19. Be au re there are no curtaina or
abades that can Mi blown into a es
light.
20. Never exsmine a ga meter after
dark.
ISKAsUKB) LAS .B AM.
Nothing lllu8traies)mor8 clearly the
positions of tho democratic and Re
publican pertie, respectfully, Id the
struggle between the people snd rail
road monopolies thsn the sctlon of
ths last Co egress with respect to the
unearned railroad land grants. The
Senatn was Republican, the House of
Representatives, Democratic. The
House passed bills forfeiting 70,279,-
680 acres of land, restoring It to the
publicjdomaln and throwing It open
to actual settlers. All this land had
been granted by Republican Congress
i to railroads upon conditions which
have never been fulfilled. The bills
thus passed by the lower.house of
Congress were met at every step by
the railroad lobbyists In the Senate
and all except three were tied up in
committees or amended, so that no
action could be taken before the ex
piration of the session. Bills forfeit
ing in the aggregate 49,348,800 acres
were thus killed by the Republican
Senate through railroad influence
and aro kept tied up from the
people. The amount of land rep
resented by these figures is enormous
In erea it is greater thsn Ireland snd
Scotland combined and nearly as
large as England and Ireland to
gether.
set
i kon a acsaa or duty.
Some people shrink from msking
public the benefit they have received,
while others are free to tell It abroad
for the good of fellow mortals. Of
the latter kind is Mr. J. H. Coppuck,
of Mount Holly, N. J., who writes,
"I am one of many who give their
their cheerful appreciation ot the
merits of the efficacy of your valuable
Brown's Iron Bitters, from a sense ot
duty. This bitters Is doing much
good In our county, for which I
vouch."
One of the hardest things to do is
to keep the bottom of a strawberry
box from trying to join the top. N.
B. Only appearance of this joke dur
the season.
BDCBLEN'S AHVH l H.4LVK.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, sslt rheum, fever
aorea, tetter, chapped bauds, chtlblsioa,
corns and all kinds of skin eruptiona.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satlafacUon in every case or moaej re
funded. Frloe 35c per box.
For sale l y Foshay A Mason
Tnivcia noam bf.membebim
That warm borax water will remove
dandruff.
That salt should be estfin with nuts
to aid digestion.
That milk which stands too long
makea bitter buttar.
That a hot, strong lemonade taken st
bed'time breaks up a coid.
That filed onions should bo boiled
first in milk to be mild and odorieax.
That a little soda water will relisva
sick hesdscb, caused by Indigestion.
That a cup cf ationg cofiVc will re
move the odor of (nions from the
br sth.
That picklca will not keep avail iu a
jar that haa hfld latd ur'e.a xcutd-
rd.
'I In' freah milk hetsd to thu boiling
point will ktsup Hwnet twice as long in
hot weathfir aa co'd milk.
That you may tuati-n tho lop tu yettl
kerosene lamp by using a little platr
of paria wot with water.
That to removo dunt fsoSS S eaipei,
atpecislly in a aick rOuss, iicu a wet
cloth over the broom.
That you can take out apots from
wash goods ly iuu'ing tlnui wi fa ire
yolk of sn egg !;' hi washing.
That white Mpoia upm tttnished
furniture will disappear if you lulls
but plate from the stove over .hem.
That bran watei ii goo I for a rough
ooinpiexiun. Put a handful in a isj,
dip it iu tepid State, and wah with it.
The ere ui, ItSaMSl jtfJS or water
will relieve- sever o sunburn, a cor dlag
lo the habits or ski" DCSlditiOSl of t -aufl'eror.
The boiling lujui 1, jellies or fmita
may be turned into yls if v Ml pre
the bo I of a Meoa on !. boitOtS whil
filling.
The tvelhirg tki diftti Stay i? reliev
ed of convulsions by I" ii' irt.mt-rsf d
in a warm bath wiiu cold clothe on
their heads.
a err KatLaio or naa
east tlrt till, With M)ispbi. hit- . ftM I r
la Laag Traal SS
Dr. lllrim Cadorf.to, ofJm-Loii-v'lle,
"!a.a says : "I hava f r lbs
last ten mouths prtfcritx d your Emul
sion, to patient Wffsiing from lunjr
trouble, Mtitl tbey em lo ( grtatlly
benefited by It u.''
Oivil service reform i only i p ill r
when applied lo th o'rn i fe.: . It ha
DO personal charm f-r th Bsafl .1 kit kl
out.
HrallU af JrW a.
On tiotioeabl foal ore alout Joniah
oatuatrift In the south is the a.-ar -. iv ui
I I .. i u . ' ,.lli.i Sn ..e
sswir uiaxii- niar. ai.ri mit Cuuin n
rhotera or veiinw fev-r. au.u - a
that fewer of thorn die than ativ otlu-r ra -frotu
ibea ur kindred llat Iluriu
the cholera acoursto in I "SlOfS Ofaly twe
onhodm Jest ilieilofil, while in ntitu
bars thr y etiuallsxl fullv uo r reit of the
j ponalation. Their
I sn-T. I Itae oartaiuty witn wi.irh Uatl
reouvar wheu attavuxf lev tt. is ae-unuKf
i for by the simplicity of their diet 1li.v
mn xJ9fy rtnct ,ut ftfllw ,ni. th d :, .lHr
laws pretliMl t.v M - I-n't it s Ut
tla atratiKo that Mowoa, if he wk. only a
' niatorian, should h ael kttowl
! dX ailerlor to ttltt of ihe ;UM
pfcyslel r oftlas frmtmt .lay - lie
svtdautlv bllevel in pea y ling OsSfMaSa
rather than curinu It. This Is what !
ji.n'. .,,.,.u in. .o,h to do; ll
a5 fslsiotly on lb dietive Juice of the
atoms'!) and lioth r loit. and run In
dia'lon and LyNppla. Kree aataipla
bottle at J' fiv .V Msnon' Drug istor.
r ii r f I
Rheumatism. Ncuralqia. Sciatica.
Lumbago. SscaScKs. Hear!.ich. Toothache.
or Tkrual. su rl I ru. !erlM. Ili sUf
Mssrst. SralS. ! -s .
lira six oho ii Bourn raOSl "hk
s.41 ? sssaaaai saa Bsssssvji rati osstss bato
IHncilw. la II l.in.-
TRi: i hhi.i v. "! I.Kit o.
A m.' I n.llin -in . i - i
"RoaaS a onalia
Ask fur "Housh on foujfhs," for Couhs, Colds,
Sorr Thruat, Unarsiirsa. Trm-hrs, l.V. LH41U1I "i
"ah Bats."
t'lesrs out rat, ruler, n aches, SIps, ants, bu.-s
skunks, 1 iiiiiunks, gophers. Is, lniiKist.
Heart falarh
Palpitation, Dropsieal Swellings, Mssjasat, lnH
gssllon. lleuilsche, 8lvrplnsisa eure.1 hv 'Wells'
llealt li ttotiewcr."
"Kouiih ok or it.
Ask for Wells' "Hough on Corns." li. 0.ulck,
oiuplets cure. Hard or suit corns, warts, IsaakMN,
"It.iugh Taiu" I'orsnard flaatcr.
Strsngthlng, Improvnl. ths Ixst for uackache,
pain lo tin 1 In l or aide, I hiUtliatihin, 11. nirukia
Thin People.
"W sll's Health lLcnewer" restores health ami vigor
Cures lviikia, lltadache,iervousiii), lKibiltty.tfl.
vi hooplas Lfoaxh,
and the many Throat Affections of children, prompt
ly, pleasantly and safsly relieved ly "Ituugh on
Cioughs." ftaasasi lae. ; BjaJasSa,tso,
Mother.
If ou sre falling, broken, Wont out and nei vous,
use "Wells' Health Kenewer." ?l. DnigiaU..
Life Preserver.
If yoix are losing your rnp on life, try "Wells'
Health Kcntwcr." does dirvet tu weak ap.it.
"Bough ou Toothache."
Instant relief for Neuralgis. Tixthohe, Kiteoache
Ask for "ltough on Toothaeuc." 15 aud 'J.t cent
Prclly Women.
Ladies who would retain freshnos-i and v'vatii'y.
Dou't tail to try "Well' Health Kenewer."
4'alarrhal Throat AOVrtlun,
Ilackin Iri ltating Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, cured
by ' Itough 011 Coughs." Tortbe, 1 '.'. Uiiuid, 25c
"Bnush on Itch.'"
"Rough on Itch" cures humors, entptioiis.ring
worm, tetter, saitrUsuni, frosted feet, chit Mains.
The Hope of the Nation
Children, slow iu development, puny, scrawny.and
delicate, use "YVelU Health ltenewer.
Wide Avtahe
three or four hours every night eonghing'. Get im
mediate relief and sound rest by nsiiijf Wells "jtoub
a Coughs," Troches, 16c. ; balsam, 2Sc.
Uoagb on Pain" Poroused PI
GERMAN IlMEDt
JULIUS GRADWOHL
lae Ibe only ezclaaive fltock of
CROCKERY, CLASS, SILVEIt AND CHINA WARr
Sr R
A Largo Assortment of Baby Carriage,
And a Choice Belecton of Coffee, Tea and giig
ONE DOZEN CUP3 AND 3AUCER8 SI.OO.
SHELF HARDWARE.
COAL OIL, LEAD, WINDOW LIGHTS AND LIM.E
rin: loaiEST amn naem paid for t
Remember! What I Saj
GOODS AS LOW AS
FRANK BROS IMPLEMENT COMPANY
UKALKKM IN'
Farm and Mill Machinery.
I, lb lie n'airons,
MSSlltTry lrllls and Seelfrs,
lluford's Walklna; flow.
jt,i,,rd (iatitt'arid SnJky I'K'WS,
ftoford'a Kldina and
Wslklisa f i!tivirH.
Itaodsll h-l Harrow
Tb (JslabrsfSfJ Hollow luotn
Harrows, Vjlc,, K
Kle.
FULL LINE OF FA
Writ for falalogtie. Addree . iibeff
FRANK BR
JULIUS GR
IlOimi
1: 1 r
ALBANY SODA WORKS
-AM) IKALKKS in-
t and Dcmtstic Cigais, Tobaccos, Groceries,
Candic- Nuts and Tropical Fruits.
Im ) t
:k i kOft wwuom
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
ING MILLS.
All kinds of rdugh, dressed
md seasoned lumber, laths and
pickets kept coastantiy on
l I Wll- ,A Alnr t
shortest notice Use only bst
m ,
uaianooia timoer rnce ana
terjisfmadc satisfactory.
R0BIMS0N & WKST.
All Sorts of
hurts and many sorts of ails of
man and beast need
a cooling
lotion.
Mustang Liniment.
ll J, Tl.lJMBl-LL k CO.,
Growers, Importers and Dealers
-is'-
SEJSDS, TREES AND PLANTS.
410, -121 3AISrS02E ST.,
SAH FRANCISCO - - CAL.
Illustrated ratal ogut-s for Tree on
application.
N. J. HENT0N,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
0 F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OR.
itenreaents several of "tho best Fire In
suraucu Companies on the Coast. Call on
him for reliable insurance.
MILLER BROS.,
D1CAI.KR8 IS
FieltUYegetables and Flower Seeds
Imperial tigg Food, Tools,
Fertilizer, Fte.. R tc.
209 SECOND ST. - POBTLANO.OR.
T. J. STITES.
ATTOHNEY AT LA ,
AND
Notary Public-
L S. ROBERTS,
City Market.
(SUCCESSOR TO FRED GOETZi)
Will keep a full supply of good meats
at boltom prices.
ALBANY, OREGON.
W. E. KELLY
Notary Public and Conveyanc r.
Collections QiaoS on reaaouable terms
MAIN ST., - - SGIO, OR
F. M. MILLER,
Attorney and Gonnslo? At Law.
LEBANON, OREGON.
Will practice iu all tbe Courts in tbe State.
I Mean. Give le a call.
ANY HOUSE IN OREGON-
Walter A Wosil's M ewers.
HeaiMir and Twine Binder.
Hodge loubl Draper Headers,
oate's Sulky Httke,
;aar,HeottAOa Kngineadc Threshers,
ipr& ... Haw Mill Machinery,
BnfSfBtje, Spring Wagon.
I'u'.'kUMird Wagous,
Vac., Jjc, Yxp.
RM MACHINERY.
OS., IMPl CO., PORTUNO, OR.
ADWOHL, AGENT, ALBANY. OR.
k JOSEPH a
TKS OK
Oregon.
KMOi brigos stork.
O A . It. It. TIME TALBK.
Albany Siaiiou.
IMl'tKTlRl Of TBtt.
ocss soar.
ausanv kxi'kesi ueiruat
UUJ nius , Amrs -
! ' t !rua
yy a. M
-v. U.
ll:& A. M
li.tsl 9. M
nasi A.
ii.- r ji.
- I jO P. M.
i MUL TttAIS
I
sotss surva.
i Amin at
. ..-1- ;
rftEionT train
S
A '..li.A.N I IUKiS Atnvo at -
til Trala daily, rxrrpi aa4ay.
Nmtick. t. and after thii date resjular
tickets will be old at our ticket offl'.-e for
roUowriShg points on Columbia river: Upper
Ca.toa.b-N, aliHH, Umatilla, Wsliuls,
Walla v. a! U and Ainaworth.
Will It. Rick,
Krelpht and Ticket Agent
o. t c. it. t:. Co,
Alli.-.i-v. June Wh, 1S8'.
Notice of Sale.
KOTOCE il hereby given that the under
signet uiil 00 tLe Kith ol May. 1 Vu at the
hour uf out-o'c ick p. in., uf ut dv. offer
' fur Sale at pubito sucttuo to the hs;hat bid-
Jer lor cash in '.and, in front uf the livery
I stable of the onderaiiied in North Brovr&av
villf, l.iim couuty, ire.;ron, one dark bay
lnre al tu 10 years old. abont 15 hauu
iiik'ti aud tranced with a disinond on th
b it shoulder. Said horse a as fed snd oartad
j for ly tl:e uuderignd at the reqnet of A tt
i Corlvtt. the owner thereof, Irotn nd inciod-
ng the I8ta day uf January, 18tv3 to lb
- Ith day of Jaaaary. and haa been in
t 10 iHeMioti 1 i 1 1 - undeistfrnad sine said
date, thst said feed and care aere rtaaoDably
aorih 4. 50 and said horse trill be old to
satisfy said auni of S4 ftO and the c oi
keeping the same from January 25th, 1SS5,
to tne dsy uf sale and cost and chargu of
making sale.
April 24th, ISSa.
F. M. Jack.
Administrator's Sale.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN' THAT THE CX
dersiftteu aa Administrator of ths estate o
Larktn S. Osborn, deceased, by virtue ot sn order sf
ttie County Court of Marion Couutjr, Stats of Orssjoa,
11 a ; on th Hh day of June, A. IX, 1S4, lioensin
and impoweriug him to do so, will on Friday the lath
day of May, !--., at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. a of
said dsy, at the C.iurt House door, in Albany in said
Linn county, in said State, sell at public auction to
the la; li-st biduer for cash in U. S, gold coin, th
following described real premises, belonging to said
etttate, attuated in said Linn county, to-wit : Begin
ning at a point on the south line of Section six (6) is'
Tp. II, S.H.I, east ot Willamette meridian 80 rod
w i-st of tbe touuteuit corner of ssid Section (S) ;
tlienoi west 100 rods ; thence uorth ItiO rods ;
Oteticv east 100 rods ; thence south 100 rods to th
piscc of beginning, coiitaining 100 acres.
April 3rd, l .
John Ossosn,
Administrstr.
Final Settlement.
lit the matter oj the ertate of Zeruah B. Oftp,
deceased.
BltiTICE IS If EREDY C:1-EX THAT THE I X
tk dcraigned Executor ( tho last nil and testament
ot Zoruah B. Opp, deceased, has fllal his final acoounfs
l& said matter, in the Couuty Court of Linn cuunty,
Oregon, and that said Court bas ap)ointd Monday,
the 4th of May, 145, st the hour of Id o'clock, a. tu.,
of said day as the time tor hearing objections to such
final a.-Ntt!t and tbe svttlem.T.t thereof.
Dated April T:h. Isii.
K. A. Warr Executor.
Administx-ator's Notice,
M0TKB IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE UN
dvraignud has been duly appointed Administrator
do bonus non of the estate of Edward H. Rubarts,
iSafSkMS, by an order of the County Court of Liua
county, Oicgon, du'y made and entered of record, and
all pers-ins having claims against ssid estate are
he.x'by required to present the same to tbe under
aiimed at his office in Albany, Orsgon duly verified
a it hin six months from ho date hereof.
April 7th, 183j.
Oeorsk HcuraasT,
Administrator.
CKDNC HUNC.
Washes a !t l irons clothes ia first class
style, at re asonable raU. s nooesaor to
(jee. One door south of Kevere Uouse,oa
llilawoxtb Street.
ALBANY
OREGON