The state rights democrat., June 12, 1885, Image 4

Chareh lrlarjr.
U. P. Church. PraachiagaYary Sabbath,
4t li a. 11.. and 7 r. u. by Kay. F- U. Ir-
via, U. L. Sabbath School at 8:30 P. M
Prayer meeting every WwdneMdajr arcaiug.
KvANiiKiic.il. Ohchch. IVaachingon Sab
bath at 11 a.m., and 7 r. u. Sabbath
School 12:10. Trayer meeting avery Than
day evening. J. A. llolluubaugh, pastor.
OowoiuwationalChurch. Uarrioaaavary
Sabbath at 11a.m. and 8 1 M. Sabbath
Hohool at 12:15. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evtmiug of each week. J. W.
Harris, pastor.
M. K. CMORCH.SorrH. Praaching avery
Sabbath moruitig at 1 1 o'clock a. m. Sab
bath School at 10 o'clock a. m. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock. P. M. Calp, Paater.
M. K. Church Souru.TANotMT.Praaok
ing every Sabbath at 3:30 o'olook.P. M. Sab
Uin School at 2:30o'olock,f. M. P. M. Calp,
lnator.
M. E. Church. lVaaohing every Sabbath
at 11 A. m. and 74 r. m. Song eervioe in
inn evumm before aurmon. Sabbath School
tt 2:30 P. m. Prayer meeting every Thure
day evening. Kev. M. Judy, paator.
Phkmrytkkiah Church. Samoa every
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
or. HruadalUu and Pifth SU. Sunday School
at 2 30 u. m. Prayer uieeting evry
W ednesday eveniua. Kev. laaac li. Coudit
Das tor.
Chkisii ix Church. Praaching every Sal-
iMth at W. 0. T. U. Hali.at 11 am 7:30 r
m. Sunday School at half past 2 o'clock r.
m. Kev J T r loyd, paatoi.
fUm lilTM Cue HCH. Preaching every
Sabbath at II o'clock a. m. .at Churou on ftth
Street Sabbath School irotiiadiatoly after
mori.iinr service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. T 1)
Brwanson, pastor.
UMVKRa vuT Church. -Preaching every
net oud aud fourth Sabbath of each mouth
at Crawford's Hall at 11 o'clock. A. M., and
7 o'clock, r. m .Sabbath School at 12 H.
To the Unfortunate!
DR GIBBON'S
Dispensary.
KKABNY ST.)
) aaraat i Osasjasaf
clal. Ran Krau.isoo, Oat
sUlUsli4 tu for
v '": m HUm traalaaant of Haxuai
VTB lud Smwlnal Uisesasa, such
as iiaaarrkea. iileet,
atrielaire. ylIIU iu
HR all ita forms, Aesalaal
Wrtssru, IwBMteacy, and Lues ol Maiiad
lriuA.iiitt) cursd. Tea sick sad aflUcWd should
uot fail tu sail upon him. The Doctor bas traveled
rxtr-alvlv in Kurope, six I uispeutsd thoroughly ihs
vinuui tvatxtala there. uMa.mii s araal JoaJ ol
valuuMs informal ion. which he E oompstenl " Un
i-art l In. In uad of his stoic. Tna I doctor
mrvs alien others fail. Trv him. 1K- lllMION
ill tusk a rhi:r unless he effect s cure Person
st sUi-taiic I I IKS AT HONK- All commumca
tiuns strictly couBdcntial . All letter auwrd iu
la it . nvalopsm,
Send ten dollar far s packsg of medicine. Call or
write. Addrssts DR. J. P. UiBBOJI, Box 1067, Has
1'raiMico, Cal. (HenUan Albany Daaocasv.
Sheriff's Sale.
a the Circuit Court oftht Statt o Oregon ftr
the County of Linn :
Rcbart Johns, Plaintiff.
eg,
T P Dinwiddle and Martha M Dinwiddle hie wife, T J
lUack AT L Porter partner doing business under th
Inn nam and styls W Black, NfftaV dl Co , Defen
dauta
jotick is hkbi:by;i r.s that
BY VIRTt'I
( an execution and an order uf sale issued out ol
above named Court In th above entitled action
l.th day ol May laeS and to me directed and
uelivered, I will on Moaday the 1 Mb day of June.lsai.
at the Court House door In Albany, Linn eonnty,
Oregon, a the hour f 1 o'clock, p. m.. sell st public
auction for cash In hand to th highest bidder the
roperty described In said execution and order ol
i follow to-wit : Beginning at anoint in Sec
tion flltcwn In Township fourteen south rang three,
west ol th Willamette meridian la Una county, Ore
gon, which is at the southwset corner ol th donation
land claim ol Csvid D. Gray afjts running lhnc north
thirty-four chains sad fifty links; thence west forty
three chains and fifty links ; thence south thirty-lour
chains and fifty link ; theno ssat lorty three chain
and fifty links to the place of beginning, containing
on hundred and fifty acre mora or lass, situated in
Linn count; , Oregon
The proceeds of such sale to be applied ; First to
the payment of the cost of suit taxed at a, is
and the costs of and upon this writ, sad th
easts and expenses of sale. Second to the
payment of Plaintiff's claim f 33 and th fur
ther sum of SAX) Attorney's fee with accruing in
terest on each of said sums at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum trt .u the 12th day of March, 18ao. Third
to the payment of th Defendant, Black, Porter 4
Co, claim ol f770. 18 with accruing interest thereon
from t.ie inn day of March, ltf&S, at th rate of ten
per cnt per annum and the further sum ol SS0 At
torneys lee. Ponitb the remainder 11 any there be
o be paid to T P Din widdi or bis heirs or legsl rp-
aeentatlvea.
Dated this 13th day of May, 1886.
J. kL CkfaSLTOV,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon,
p' Jas. J. CM ASLTOTf , Deputy.
SherilTs Sale.
n the Circuit I ourt oihe Slate of Oreyonfor
Linn County.
Bmiih Cox and E G Cos, as Administrators ol the
Etit3 of Lews) Cox, deceaaro, Plaintiffs,
TS.
A Hutempill er, Defendant.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE
of an execution and an order of sale Isatisil out o
the above named Court in the abor entitled action
on the 10th day of May, 1885, and to me directed and
delivered, I will on Saturday, the 20th day of June
186, at the Court House door la the city ol Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock, p.
in., sell at public auction for a h in ban I to ths
highest bidder ths real property described in said
execution sad order : sal escribed at follows, to
wit : Bu -noing i ths south-west ggewfl of the do
nation land claim of James M Reed, Not. 2837 In
;-tions '."2 and 23, township 11, south of rang 3, west
of VV'i lamette meridian in Linn county, Oregon,
running thenc east two hundred and seventy-six
(276) rods, thence north eighty (0) rods, thence
two hundred and seventy-six (270) rods and
south e ghty (80) rods to the place of beginning, con
taining one hundre i and thirty-seven and ne half
(137J) seres. 'I be proceeds ol such sals to be applied
first to the payment of the costs of a .d upon thi
writ, and tlio coats and expenses Of sale, and the costs
ol suit taxed at f23.f0. Second to the payment to
l'laintiffs of the snm of IJ22&4Q with accruing interest
thereon at the rate el 1 per cent per month from the
th day of May, 1886. Third the remainder if any
there 'oe to be paid to the Defendant or his legal rsp
rasentatives.
Dated this 20th day of May, 18S5.
J. K. CMAXLTOa,
Sheriff of Linn county, Or ago.
perD. S. Smith, Deputy,
Tho Buvkrs Guide b lasned March
I Rd BepL, each year; 224 patn,.8ixll
i ach&L with over 3,SOO iiluetrationg .
a whole- pieturo caJiery. Gives wholesale
prices direc t to cwnmimert on all good for
r-CTKonal or asasDaw family Ugc.
iiijwlo iBrim order, and
Itttel W coet of ev-
ervtlunKyou jSL St uho, drink,
r'.t, wear, or V have fun
viih.Tl.oo ggP invaluable
I;oo.:8 certain information cleaned from
the ioarketa of the world. Ve will mail
R or.y Frcc to any addresi upon receipt
of the pot-tage & centa. Let h hear
from you. Respectfully,
MONTCOWERY WARD A CO.
"iMTVANMONCISOAR.
Lit? or New York, kow locatsd No. 132 add 134,
Thiud Street, cohmek or Ai.der,
Portland - Oregon
HQ ffl Iff ALU la the most successful Lung
Cill m VHR and Throat Doctor in Ameri
ca, He a ilt tell you your trouble without askings
Kindle question, and warrant a permanent care
in the following" diseases' : Nervous Debility, Sper
matorrhoea, Seminal Losses, Sexual Decay, Failing
Memory, Weak Kyes, Stunted Development, Lack of
Energy, Impoverished Blood, Pimples, Impediment
to Marriavc ; also, Blood and Skin Diseases, Syphilis,
Kruptkms, Hair Falling, Bone Pains, Swelliuge, Sore
Throat, Mctith, Tongue, Ulcers, Effects of Mercury,
Kidney and Bladder Trouble, Weak Back, Burning
t fine, Incontinence, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Stricture
icceived searching treatment. Prompt relief nd
cured for life without hindrance to business.
gyB'TH SEXES consult confidentially, If In
trouble call or writ. Delays are dangerous. Con
sultation, personally, or by letter, free. Consult the
oil Doctor. Ihousands cured. Office and parlors
private. You see no one but the Doctor. Before con
fidlmf y our ease consult Dr. Q. Yen. A friendly let
ter or call may save you future suffering and shame,
arid add jr Wen years to life. Medicines sent eyery-
hire, m cure from exposure. Office heart 8 to 8.
'('onus tor treatment, strictly oath.
CI
for Infants and Children.
www mi iii 'MwasiwMweMweMwa
"Caatorla is so well adapt! to chlldmi that I Caatarla wire Oftllo, Ooartlpatlon,
Irs-omtneodltaawpetOpre-oripUoa I J"? WZLmmM dl-
i to ma' II. A. Aacaaa. M. D I
111 BfX Oxford St., Urooklxa, N. Y. ) Without injurious medication.
Tss CamrAva Coau'ANY, 11 Fulton Street, N. Y.
. DR, LtEBIC
Q ITImlr lIS "'H.
jj 400 Ury St., Rait Francisco Cat.
0C Conthictod by yitallflcd I'hysUlans
O slid hurtrtams- rvKUlar iirtulualoa.
L 0 Tho Oldest ai'riallta ill the
l ulled Mates, III long exritmev.
twrtart method slid ure tnodleliie.
Insur . i .h and wriiianviit ourva
of all Prbate, Chnulc snd Nartlous
DisesM's AfWttoiia of the lllood,
Hklu, Kldne. lUmtder. Rrutioiu,
ricerw.Old Korea, Kwel'lng- of Ike
liUu.la, Sore Houtn, 'throat Ik.i.e
I'aliia.iwrmajisnry eureii aim eiui
calad from the evetent tor Id.
M.kllUlN IMilltty. Imixtteiir),
Rrndnal Loss, bexust DtHsy, Hen
tal snd fhystcai Weakness, fWMsx
Memory, Weak Kyes, Stunted De
elonieiil,lnieilimiits to Msrriage
etc., from exceae or youthful t.dllew.
or any eaus, sivdliy, ssfely snd
privstely cured.
touus. Mlddle-.tged sad l
Bieu, and all who need medical skill
ud sxpsrlenc. consult iti oUi
Kuniaii fbysiclan at one. Hi
..(.mi. M coets noihlng, snd may
Taxve lutuie misery snu sname.
When mconvstiteut to visit the city
lor treatment, medicines can be sent every where by
iins free front observation. It is sslf-evldeiit that
s ihyician who gives his whole attention to s visas
of disease attaine reat skill, snd hyalciaua thruh
out the country .knowing this, frequently rx.iuiueud
diltt. ult eases to the oldest aiwcisltai. by whumevsry
tn. n good remedy la used. The Doctor'a age aim
sxterienc make his oiul.m of supreme liiiortanc.
aWTboe who call aee no one but the Dvctur. Con
sultations free and sacredly confidential . Case
which have tailed In obtaining relief elsewhere espec
ially solicited. Female dtaeaaes auccasefully treated.
Th Doctor will a re to forfeit fjl.WW for a case un
dertaken, not cured, Call or write, Uours, dally .from
a m. to 4 p. m., e lo 8 eveulng ; Wundays, 10 to
IS only. Rend fur th Sanitalist Oul.le H Ifsalth,
ssnt frwe. Address as aU.v -
ML UCIIti l
W ondrrflH.rrna : lavlgoraler
Permanently revnU all I'nnaiural Losss Imm ll
system, tones the nerve, strena-thuns the muaclea,
checks the waste, invigttratee th whol ay stem, and
rwetora th afflicted lo Health and Hspiuu.
The reason s many cannot get cured of Seminal
Weakness,' Los ol xtanhiod. etc.. Is owln- to a com
plication, called Prostatorrhea with H ;. i . ' .
tiled reUire peculiar treatment. Dr. Lie big's In
viairator is the only positiv cure fur Proetatorrhea,
with peculiar special treatment, used at tlur Ueblg
Disrisary .
IPrire r Invlgaralar. t. Cass '4 six b.itlles
$10. Hat to any addrwss, vovcrwd sscure'.y trvm ob
ssrration. Must powerful electric belt free to patient.
To urov th wonderful power uf the In ! orator.
A Bottle Clvea r arsl irrr.
Consultation free aud private.
Call or sddrese
IIIBIC tiHIMll.
4 i .... urn, . . i I . I 1
Private entr s i r. Iff atittd '
Osary Street trcm ; : . 1 1 1 ' ' ' '
Dispnaary Drug Store.
PATENTS
Obtained, and all other bualnea in th U
8. Patent
OfBc eiiendeded to fur moderate lee.
Our olUc is opposit lb L . 8. Patent Office, and
w can obtain Patent lea Urn than those remote
from Washington.
bend modie or drawing. We aH " to patent
ability free of charge ;aud we make o charge uniees
ws obtain patent.
We rater bare, to the Postmaster, the Hut, of
Money order Div. and to officials of the I R Patent
Office. t'i.r circular, ad v tea, terms, and elerence
osctuai ciietil in your own Slate or county, address
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D
SA WA WMi.
LAUNDRY AND CHINA MEROIANIS1NG RCSf
NR8H. Rice, taa and JaJiea gooua. Ladle'
underclothes, au'd at bottom prVxa C n tract.. r lor
China labor.
SsTNext to City Bank.
OF ANOTHER ACE.
Cradaaiiy ftupplaalrd by a Keller Article
rrtaln Old Titttea are glaae Assay.
In th general reception room of the Weetern
Union Telegraph building oo Broadaay , Now York,
are exhibited the coarse, crude and ciuniay lnat ru
men te of th Infancy of the telegrah They are
only relics now. Mora perfect machinery bas super
sealed them.
Year ago what Is styled ths old-fashioned porous
plaster did aooie good service. Thar was thru noth
log better of the kind. Now all that lias changed.
Science and study have gone deeper into tbe ssvrrta
of medicine ami produced UKNhOVS CAPCINK POH
OUs PLAHTEK, whieh em bodies all th excellencies
thus far possible in an external remedy. The old
plasters are alow th Cap. in ka rapid ; they ware
Deertsln the C a peine la sur. Cheaer article
bear similar nam. Be careful, therefore, that
Some thrifty druggist doe not deceiv you. Price
tf cent.
Auebury k Johneon, Chemist, New York.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between Fred Craf and Wit
helm Fromm, under the firm name of Ural A Fro mm,
engaged In the manufacture and sale of furniture f
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Graf as
suming all debt and liabilities ol tbe Arm and all
debts due the eo-partnership to be paid to Mr iraf.
Dated the .'ml day of May, lttfib.
Fate Clear,
WllMELM F dims,
CHONC HUNG.
Waabea and irons clothes ia 11 rat claim
style, at reasonable ratee. bucceaaor to
Lea. One door south of Kevere H ouae,on
Ellsworth Street.
ALBANY
0 RKGOX
more money than at any
thing else by lakimr an
agency for the best nel!ing book out, lieifiuner suc
ceed grandly. None fail, Terms free, Hallett Hook
Co., Portland, Maine,
Sherift's Sale.
In tie Oireuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Linn County.
Jode E Timmerman, Plant iff.
vs.
A J Houston, Defendant,
NOTICE is berrby given that by virtue of an execu
tion issued out of the above named Court in ths
above entitled suit on the 13th day of May, 1145, and
to me directed and delivered, I did on the 14th day o
May, 185, levy upon the real pioperty hereinafter
described, and on Katurday the 27th day of June,
1886, at the Court House door In Albany, Linn coun.
ty, Oregen at the hour of 1 o'clock, p. ni I will tell
at public auction for cash in hand to the highest bid
ber tbe property heretofore levied upon and describ
ed as follows, to-wit : Lots seventy four, seventy
five, sixty-seven, sixty-eight, one hundrsd and thirty,
sixty-nine and seventy iu the city of Scio, in Linn
county, Oregon.
Also beginning at tbe southeast corner of Lot seven
ty in said city of Scio, and running thence west, three
hundred and sevsnty-sfx and one half feet to the
southwest corner of Lot seventy-five m said city ;
thence south to the north bank of Thomas Creek ;
thence in an easterly direction along the north bank of
said Creek to a point opposite and on a line with the
ait line of said Lot seventy ; thence north to the
place of beginning. Also beginning at the south orcst
c irner of Lot seventy-one in said city ; thence east
fifty feet: thence nsrth sixteen feet; thence east
tyfeet ; thence north thirty -four feet to the north
esst corner of aaid Lot ; thence west one hundred feet
to the northwest corner of said Lot; thence south to
tbe place of beginning, all in Linn county, Oregon.
The proceeds of said sale to be applied ; First to tho
payment of costs and dtsburRemente and accruing
costs of and upon this writ. Second to the payment
of Plaintiffs claim of four thousand nine hundred and
sixty-nine and 67-100 dollars with interemt at the
rate of ten per cent per annum from the 27th day of
October, 1841, and four hundred and ninety-four and
27-100 dollars Attorneys fees, less the sum of $1080
94-100 paid thereon May 2nd, 1885, Third tho re
mainder, if any there be to be paid to the said A J
Houston or his legal representatives.
Dated May 20th, 1885.
J. K. Charlton.
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
per Jas. J. Charlton, Deputy.
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TUTT'S
PILLS
25 YERJJTRTiJSe!"
The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
l.oaaol npprlllc. liovvrls costive, Pala la
the head, with a dall eensatlan In ike
Saeti pnrt, Pala ander Iko ehoalder
blade, !" u linos after aallng, with adla
InrMnntlon la eaei'tlan of body or mind,
Irritability of temper, Lew spirit, with
n feeling f bit elng aeglnctod some duty,
tVeaiiue, lklsalneaa, 1 luitcrto at th
ll nit. Dote belora the eyee. Headache
over taa right eye, Reetteaenesa, with
flttuk drrnms, lllghljr colored t rine, and
CONSTIPATION.
TfTTT'M l"i LI.S urn especially adapted
to am li rases, ono doao efTecta audi a
ebtsngM of feel I ti it n atonal on Isli the stifTernr.
They Increase th A agseUte.and eaus th
i .1 v ti Tela wis Kleah. tnm th svatvin Is
iioMt-iahed, and by th-ir Tonte Action on
the lltfeatlve(rBwn,llejruU.r Mloolaare
it . i . i . i - i - A.te. tiTfwrra-t.,!w.Y.
runs HAIR DYE.
tin at II nit or tVitiKKKa changed to
Uumar Ulxck tv a aingle epidloatlon of
P.t DIR. ft impart a natural votnr. acts
i ii iinlgwaomlT hold by liniggteu, or
r .)' catireaa on receipt of SI.
Oviico, sV4 Murray St., New York.
HAjQAJfl
Magnolia Balm
is a secret aut to beauty
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, waAyeu cant tell.
DR.SANFIROS
J
rfc
INVIGORATOR
f m 1 - . ..
as wmi its uane icp.icu ; a
rurclj vegetable Cop-.pouJ, that
acts directly upon the
. SB
r; cur;ag
q that iru.
the many disease ioci
portant organ, and
meroos allmsnts t
ing theca-
fl an;o iron its
deranncd or
Uclicn, sach as
Dyspepsi
ltitce, L..toa5nes3.
CosaisV';ar ta, Sic k-'.icadaclie
RhcaArnTetc. It is therefore a
"To have Coed Health
the Iirer must he ltent in order."
DR. BAJIFOILD 3 UVEB I.. VilOilATClV
aleoratra the Livt-r. Ha I ttm the Bow
ela, Btrentlicna tho H s. .i). rmlllta list
Blood . Aetata Digcfdion, Prvrcnf Fen ra.
Is a Household Mid An ltivuluil-.o
Family Medicine for common coinpluluiv
XI fA5T01lD'3 LP7TB imC0I.T:2.
Jin experience tf Frtj yenrt, and Tito u
tamU tf TtttinuminU prove it Al rit.
FOR KALK BY ALL DrtAt.FKa I ' MKDU'IXgl.
For full information :id yonr e!rtrrs for Mt
Km IVoV "n i he L1v t and ! Ci--a-s," to
L.taJirue4 ti BV ST., KtV tooa cur.
Summons.
In tie Circuit Court of the State oftrtym, for
Linn county.
Samuel Porter, Plaintiff.
Jamea M Yarbrcugh and Mary K Yar
brough, Defendant,
To Jam M Yarltrouijh and Mary K Yar
brouyh, the Drfiriutant above natneti :
N THE NAMK OF TBI 8TATK UF
1 Oregon yau and each of you ate here
by required to appear and anawer tbe
complaint of tbe above plaintiff In tbe
abov-aj entitled Court now on file with the
Clerk of aald Court on or before the brat
day of the next regular October term.l&tt.
thereof, to wit : On er before tbe 26th day
of October, 18.r. and you are hereby notf
fled that If tou fall to appearand anawer
aaid complaint an bereby required, tbe
plaintiff will apply to tbe Court for tbe re
lief demanded therein, to- wit : That yeu
and each of yon be required to net forth
tbe nature and character of the eatate er
interoat claimed by you or either of you
in or to tbe following described real prop,
erty, to wit: Being notification No. 2577
and deaignated as claim No. 62, being all
the donation land claim of aaid defend.
ante, (except 147 68-100 acres deeded to
Manilla uranneld ; vi 60-100 acres deeded
to James Willoughby ; 2S 26-100 acres
deeded to W Willougbby and 5 acres deed
ed to Lamar Cheadle,) containing 403 26
100 acres, or any part thereof, and that tbe
same be ascertained and determined by
said Court; and in the oven ta that you fail
to appear and set out and ahow what ea
tate or lntereat you claim in or to aaid real
property, then for a decree of aaid Court
quieting the title of plaintiff to said prop
erty, adjudging that neither of you have
any estate or interest In or to aald real
property or any part thereof adverse to
tbe estate and interest of tbe plaintiff,
and perpetually enjoining you and
each of you from in any manner In
terfering with the possession and estate of
plaintiff therein, and from in any manner
claiming or asserting that they or either
of them have any interest or estate in tbe
same or any part thereof adverse to tbe
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
Riuhts Drmocbat by order of Hon K P
Boise, Judge of said ( Jour t, made at Cham
bers in the city of Salem, Oregon, on the
22nd day of April, 1885.
Wkathebford A Blackburn,
Attorneys for Plaiotifl
0. O CHERRY. U.B.PVIiCW
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Successors to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iror
Founders.
MEllAVEOUK NEW SHOPS ALL
f completed, and are now prepared to
nanuis an Kinds or heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Knurl nriM. driut. nr?
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds f Iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS M4.DK ON SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing all
kind of machinery. Will also manufac
ture the improved Cherry fc White Grain
Separator
fl l a laid f (.- ft It n In
( 1 5
.v.
m a
fJiisrAthlt
Ik cttwr;at.
FRIDAY JUNlif, 1885
A WIPE'S DEVOTION.
Several years ago when Judge A.,
then of the Superior Court, was hold
ing his Court st Fotsyth, M on roe coun
ty, Us., two brothers, residents of
Gwinnett county, wers brought before
him charged with horse stealing.
The case against the two men was
plain indeed. Ths old man from whom
the horse was stolen, with his wifs snd
daughter, were introduced and esob in
their turn on ths itsnd twors strong
and strikingly alike as to ths theft, ths
identity of tbe horse snd of both men.
Absolutely nothing in rebuttal could
be produced by ths counsel for ths de
fease, exespt ths tsstimony of s woman,
the young wife of one of the prisoners,
and ths daughter of the old man from
whom tbe horse was stolen. Her story,
as told to her Attorney, was so strange
aud utiiPKjnnabln that he begflvid sbe
would not go to the stand with it, fear
1U4 its effect upon both Judge snd jury.
To tbe pleading of tbe lawyer sbe turn
e l a desf tsr sod, rsising without be
ing bid, said aloud, ''My innocent bus
hands liberty is at stake ; I must, I
will speak fur biro." Judge 8., who up
to this tiros bsd not noticed lbs wo
man, now, owing to her manner of
speech ami seemingly iu tease sympathy
and love for bar husband, called bar to
the stand, ruling, "she should testify in
b;half of ber husband's brother and
make s statement" for tbe husband
I ks Bible was handed to br and she
kissed it with a smack that might have
been beard a block away. Tben, t re nib
lingly i flooring from ber hesd its old
Uhaker covering, and very carefully
unwinding a much-worn and tateied
Gwinnett rtd shawl which she held in
ber arms, sbe exposed to the view of a
greatly-surprised sudience s two-months
old baby boy, who was bid away some
where in tho folds of that huge shawl.
Tbe unwinding proceaa completed, abe
hurriedly deposited both baby snd cov
ering in s heap on tbe table in front of
ber, and with a degree of determination
in her face rx pressed only in tbe lines
of Sliakeapear, "I shall remember when
Caeear aaya do this, it is performed,"
she fronted the jury, ssid ehe, J have
sworn to tell the truth. 1 understand
fully tbe enormity and mesnnoss of s
lie. 1 am o God-fearing woman, and I
believe every word lo that good book
thereon tbo table, snd if what I toll
yon now about this case be not true,
may God in His wrotb this moment
sttike me dumb ere I utter another
word, and make me suffer the most vio
ont death that could befall o ho man.
Mav I turn from this 'stand' when I
hae finished and look upon that baby
mine my only oue, whom 1 love,
next to my husband, bettor than my
life, and find it cold to death.
"Two years ago my father, who sits
oter there, and now accuses my hus
band of stealing bis horse, sent to
Gwinnett ounty for me, insisting that
I should come and nurse him through
sn sttsck of rheumatism. He sod my
mother bad always been very hard with
Tom (my husband) and I, out, Too) now
persuaded me to go, soy log it was my
father who was sick, and it was my duty
to go to him. I wont end remained two
months or more until be leooverod.
While at my father 'a tbe 'glanders' got
among tbe stock in tbe neighborhood,
snd after s while a colt belonging to
my father caught tbo disease. con
sultation of the family was held snd it
waa decided to kill tbe colt, hoping
thereby to prevent tbe remainder of the
boraea on tbo farm from catching it.
"I pleaded for tho colt's life otid told
my father to put it to itself swsy from
the other borsee, sod I would feed and
try to cure it. Ho did as I asked end
I nursed the colt back to health. When
I was leaving home, going back to my
husband, my father told me, in pres
ence cf both my mother snd sister, as 1
had saved the colt's life, be would give
it to me and would keep it for me, os
he hsd good pasturage, until it grew
large enough to work. Hero tbe mat
ter retted end I thought no more of it
until two weeks ago, when I received a
letter from my father, stating that tbe
colt was ready for work but my mother
snd sister were unwilling for me to have
it. He said he tbroughc it beet for me
to send my husband and his brother
after the colt, telling them to take it
fiom the pasture and not to let my
mother and my sister know about it.
"Owing to our extreme poverty and
need of a horse, Tom decided to do as
my father bid, and last Thursday night,
a week sgo, he snd his brothsr reachsd
our home in Gwinnett with the oolt,
now grown to be s horse. The same
that I nursed through the 'glanders' st
my father's two years ago. Tbe same
that my father then gave me in presence
of my mother snd sister, now there by
his Bide, and the same, Judge, that my
father now says my husband stole from
him.
"This is all there is of it," she said,
and dropping her head, wbiob during
the recital of her story had been as
erect as the "proudest steed of the
prairie," she slowly left the "stand."
'The Utter," cf course, was asked for,
but could not be produced. The wo
man said she bad lost it.
The jury was ''out" ouly a few mo
ments, returning a verdict of guilty, and
the men were sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary. As ths last words of
tbe sentence were uttered by the Judge
the wife sprang to her feet, and, facing
her father and mother and young slstsr,
from ber lips such s ourse felt ss filled
with horror all who beard it. Turning
next to ber husbsnd, shs gave bim a
long, Isst embrsoe, snd hdld up the
baby for him to kiss. Then to tbo
Judgs she said, "I will fiod tbe letter,
sir, and brlog it to you," snd with a
heart-broken look, but firm step, she
passed through the crowd to the street.
The prisoners were seat off next day to
begin their life of servitude. And soon
the scene in tho ooutt room, tbe sad
face of the wife, the baby, red shawl
snd all were forgotten.
He? era) weeks latsr s womsn enter
ed the Judge's oi&oe in Forsyth, her
faoo flushed with excitement snd team
ing with joy. It wss the wife of the
man convicted of horse stealing. Hhe
had found "tbe letter" and bad walked
with her baby in ber arms all tho way
from Gwinnett to Monroe to bring it to
the Judge. Judge 8 , after closely
examining tbe documents, was satisfied
ft was genuine, snd took immediate
steps to secure more evidence in tbe
matter. This was easily accomplished,
and the father of tbe woman, on being
confronted with the evidence procured
by tbe Judge, Dnally admitted thst he
bad written the letter. The next train
to Atlanta brought Judge H with
it, sod no time wss lost in eubmttlin,;
tbe matter to tbe Governor, who im
mediately issued o rardon to the two
men.
Ouly a few short years have pasaed
since this occurrence, but time enough
baa intervened for tbe wife's prayers to
be soswered , time enough for the par
ties who swore away ber husband' good
nsmo end liberty to have reaped an
overwhelming oup of misery .degradation
sod eh a me.
The father sod mother died iu the
poorbouse in the county where they
Ooce lived in plenty. Tbe sister to-day
is leading a life of shame in a miserable
brothel in a Georgia oity.
Tbe good old Judge still Uvea in the
enjoyment of excellent health. The
brae and devoted wife and bet wrong
ed husband live row in Gwionett, and
rank among ber happiest and moat
prosperous citizens, lbe letter alluded
to in this narrative is on file with tsWl
papers belonging to the case iu tb
executive office of tbo State. My in
formation was leceiyed from C!
of Augasta, who em an "eve w:
" to tbe ttial.
MAS UOILBO ROWS.
Tbe number of bones In man is 110
The overage number of teeth m
thirty one.
The average weight of a ekeltot is
about fourteen pounds.
The weight of the circulating bio
is about sixteen pounds.
The average weight of an ad.
js 140 pounds six ounce.
TSe brain of man exceeds ts lc
that of any other animal.
A man tunuslly contributes to veg.
etali n 1 24 pounds of carbon.
A man breathes about twenty limes
a minute, or 1,200 times In an hour.
One thousand ounces of blood pan
through the kidneys in one hour.
Tbe skeleton m ohm urea one Inco
less than tbe flight of the living man
A man breathes about eighteen
pints of sir in a minute, or upward
o' seven hogsheads in a day.
The average weight of tbe brain o.
a living man is three and a half
pounds ; of a woman two pounds
eleven ounces.
Twelve thousand pounds or t wen ly
four hogsheads, four gallons, or 10,.
782$ pints of blood pass through the
heart in twenty-four houis.
arSBEW SECwSSMsAKB) PBAv LESS.
Church music Is easy to a choir.
Tbe dude Is the connecting link
between the puppy snd the monkey.
A pony of brsndy at night will be
come a nightmare beforo morning.
Man never wins a greater victory
than when he conquers hi own be
setting sin.
In governing a body of moo love is
often Incompetent where hate is ail
powerful.
The man who kills two organ-grin
ders where one lived before, isr a pub-
he benefactor.
Tba oounueiinemeoc season means an
increase iu the Wuito House mails
Nosrly ovsry oollege, seminary or othei
institution that has a ODiminotmaot,
sends tbe President an invitation to hr
thero. Heretofore, the practice bn
not been general, but this year it in.
Tbe White House mail-bags fairly
bulge out with the mass of invitation
to tbs President. Observing people
will see that Cleveland is very populai
with tbe literary peoplo of the country.
These people without regard to par
contributed largely to bis election.
Tbo inhabitants of St. Petersburg
consider themselves fortunate in having
had so average winter death rate ol
only tbirtj-Sve per 1000 of population.
In London, where tbe rate has been
recently 19.5, this would be thought
epidemic. The usual rate for tbe
Russian capital is forty to forty -five.
SCOTT'K EMVLalttN OF I'tJItR
Cod Liver till. With Uypophaahltes. In
Strumous Chlldrea nod Cholera lurauiujuu.
Dr. V. E. Hansom, Hartford, Ind.,
srys : "Iflod yoor Emulsionto be
an excellent remedy in lung troubles,
and especially In Strumous children,
and a most valuable remedy in chron
ic cases offCholera Infantum."
5, 10 and 25c counters at N H Allen & Co
The list of names presented in con
nectiou with the Democratic nomina
tion for Govftruor of New York is grow
ing long, snd wi.l be longer before tho
convention meets. Seven geLtlemen,
all of thorn weM known in public life,
are talked of aud understood to be can
didates. These are Governor Hill,
Roswell P. Flo rar, General felocuro,
Ersstus Cornhg, J. Hampden ltobb,
John Arnott, snd A. C. Chspio. Any
one of these names would make a satis
factory bead for tho ticket. Tho call
at present is probably most with the
first three named.
i' appears from observations made
iu Fiance that the development of
vegetable life is retarded by an average
of nearly four days for each additional
100 verda of altitude. The arrival of
the (thimuey swallow is delayed about
two days for each increase of 100 yards
in height.
The ias words of HtonewaM Jackson
wete, "Let us cross over the river and
rest under the shade of the trees."
riaan far aalet'Seap
A square piano, coat f&50, will be sold
at a aaerlfloj for cash, For particulars
oall at tbia ofiloo,
CHEAT
RE
cunts
Rheumatism. Neuralqia, Sciatica,
lumbago, ftacsacfes, Hesfat. Toots -tchs.
MMTtiral.SemB. erila, llrui. ro
Hit. u. -laa. Vrwl MIIm,
it au. irtHfa sewn. , ria u antra.
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Iwniiwn la II f..?.
tnr it sttffts v. t . li u r.
"KoNgta os Haifa. '
Clears put rata, aitcr, raw , flira, at, u.l hng.
strart ralas.
faJUlt.u. Imtfwii) Hatalllima, Pixltxxra, it" i
fvatlun. tlclarht Hlrrfilcaatiraa curat! 1, 'ttcili'
IsaJUi SU.cer."
"Mo MX SI orua '
Aak for Wella' HaaS0fk "I tVjTas.' U. OU-tl,
utttlU cu. Hard or wit cofi.a. vails, laatase,
"arfce-ralba.
(juirk. complete cure, sit Kldiwy, ItWttler an I
L'ruaT) liiarwace, Ivj4iiive, IrriUli'rti. Stutic, Uravtl,
Caiarraa tit the il4Ur SI, OruKatala
hiemss. rues
fl-sa, rrb-a, ante, Ir4 bug", rata, mice, e-'flwrs,
cbipmutiks, . .f . out bjr ''ItuUtfb uu Kate. ilx.
riala ! m!r
"Walt. tUaith K I er" rwatorr bnallh and f
Ur. U e)j).te, luilUu, u.i !!:. H. ft.
"Ucfa mm rale"
'ir.-. cfc.xcra, ollc, cram), diarrlMM..lra,ain,
, , -. i tMiwiM, beuralca. rbcuiuaU-v.. J cetrte.
H .u.l. li. I I' aaiarr. L'c
MMbrrs.
U u .i linn IjOiLcn, Sum ot bihI noituus,
um "a.ila tltavlti Kctitaur.
at. prun-tu.
tlfr I'lr.iricr
li
i av losing jour rni on 1HV, try "Welle'
li
i mr. U.xe SSJajsJ U i.k ,-..!.
ltoajSa as Piles "
i u... Iilnnr llauril. .ula, It.hlnif, Pr-.-r .: n.
b Intsrual ..r other. Internal aid vktm.tl
r.i...i in aavi-h ackaro. hureurc, it-. Drn.--il,
Trellr Wfea
lasSsS bo wuOld rrtaln fraahnaaas aint sTlBjSjTj.
t..i,'t iil tu try "Walls' UsaJth Uvttewer."
"Hough on Heh. "
"KlKh un ll I." t.i.ti.. r, i m:i t . i j,
..rn, taster, asUlrbtum, truaWU Iim I, t lulu.a na.
"Koitiilt a tar rati
Crm.-ta ufi-Tiwivc otlura at unc. .'onilr-t curt o
rural chruntc nas, also unequalol as naxgin tut
Ulj.hth.ria, h..r Thiuat, Koul Ureal a UK.
Ihe None of the Mallaa.
CuiLlran, aluw In levclttnHnt punv, avrae-n an4
uciltlc, uau "Wells' UcaJlo Hsiieaer ."
Catarrh or the ltluter.
Miinn-tf. irri tain n, inflttuniatton, all KMtsSff sj
Unnar c.-itipiainta, cured by "llucliu-Iaiba." fl.
"aler Bs. Kmrhes,"
"Roash on ruts' t lvara litem uul, a! Beetles,
Ants.
FRED GRAF,
Matitifa'Hurera and Ioalars In all kind cf
FURNITURE,
AND UNDERTAKERS.
8 First Street Albany, Or
Executor's Sale.
NOTICE 1H HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
s ik in-. i Executor uf the last wlt! ana toaUmi nt u
A. P. Cherry, deceased, in pursuance uf an order o
the County Court el Uuti county, Oregon, duly
made and enured of record on the th day uf N o
vember, 1SS4, will sell at pulilic auction to Uie high
est hidder, at the hour of uiir nrfoch, . m., on
Saturday, June the 20th, 1IWS, at thu Court House
door In the city of Albany In Linn county, Oregon,
all the right title and interest of said deceased, A, K.
Cherry, at U. time of his death in and to the fol
lowing dasoribod real property, to-wlt : Commenc
ing at the southeast corner of Lot No. (8) eight In
Block No. (101) one hundied ami one in Hackleman's
addition to the city of Albany in Linn county, Ore.
gon, as tho same is designated and known on the
plats, maps and surveys of s u.i city, now uu Hie and
of rectird iu the oftlce of the County Clerk, of Linn
c muty, Oregon and running, thence in a uortherly
course on the east Hue of gaid Lot (8) eight, parallel
with the west line of said Block No. (101) one hun
dred and one, (M) one hundred and forty-six feet to
a p. Int on the east line of Lot No. (1) ono in said
Block ; thence in a westerly SMSrS parallel with the
sou h line of said Lot No. (1) one, to the west line of
the same on Montgomery street ; thence in a south
erly course on the east line of said Montgomery street,
to a point opposite the aouthwost corner of said Lot
(8) eight on the north line of First street in said city ;
thenoe iu an easterly course along the north Sat of
First street to the place of beginning. Also the fol.
lowing described real property, to-wlt : Lot No. (S)
two in Block No. (101) one hundred and one in
ILiekW'-m m's addition to the city of Albany in Linn
county, Oregon as the tame is designated and known
on the plats, maps and surveys of said city now on
file and of record in the office of the Ccunty Clerk
of Linn county, Oregon.
Terms of sale on credit of six months, tne purchaser
to give his note payable iu six months from the day
of sale without interest with approved security.
Jambs G. Chbkhy,
L. H. Montanti, Executor.
Att:v for Executor.
H
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
280 acres of land for sale. House and
lot s tuarad In N, W, part of fccio. The
land lies 2 miles southeast of Providence
Churoh. Unimproved, 100 acres open,
balance brush. Inquire of
J. L. Miller, Scio.
IsfsflwL BijijiJHSjiJM-
JULIUS GRADWOHL
las the only exelualve NiorU of
CROCKERY, CLASS9SILVER AND CHINA WARE
A Large Assortment of Baby Carriages,
And a Choice Selecton of Coffee, Tea and Ug
ONE DOZEN CUPS AND SAUCERS $1.00.
SHE LFHARDWARE.
COAL OIL, LEAD, WINDOW LIGHTS AND LIH.E
Till-: raiOflEST 1HABKET lBICE PAID FOR EMM
Remember! What 1 Say I Mean. Give Ms a call.
600DS AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN OREGON.
FRANK BROS IMPLEMENT COMPANY
DEALRRH IN-
Farm and Mill Machinery.
- - - at SI - II a a
l.h Itf-llei VaBrrn.
MoSherry lriila ami Hseilora,
l'.ur.rr4 Walking rlo,
Bafofd'a iiMiiit and stalky Hews,
Murord'a KIti"K and
Walking Cultivators,
Kandall Wheal Harrows
Tb Caleb ratod Hollow T oth
Harrows. Klc. ICtC. KlC.
FUJ-L LINE OF FAR!V MACHINERY.
Write for Catalogue. Add rein -lthr
FRANK BROS., IMPL CO., PORTLAND, OR.
JULIUS GRADWOHL, AGENT, ALBANY. OR.
U0FFHA
.l'KOl'UIETOKM oF
ALBANY SODA WORKS
-AND DKAlJCKh i-
mported and Domeotic Cigaia, Tobaccon, Groceries,
Candlep Nuts Bixd Tropical Fruits.
Albitny, - Oregon,
OSK U.)K BELOW JOHN HKIt.tiN' WtOBJL 3JJyi.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
u nd seasoned lumber.laths and
pickets kept constantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only bst
Calapooia timber- Price and i
terms made satisfactory.
ROBIXSOX a WEST.
Llra.n, Or
Man and Beast.
Mustang liniment is older than
most men, and used more and
more every year.
It. J, TRUMBULL & CO.,
Growers, Importers and Dealers
-I.V-
SEEDS, TUBES AND PLANTS.
SAN FRANCISCO - - CAL
Illustrated catalogues for IbSo free on
spplicatioti.
N. J. HENT0N,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
0 F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OR.
Represents several cf tke best Fire In
snrance Compaait-s uu the Coast. Call on
hint for reliable insurance.
" MILLER BROS.,
Dk'Al.GKH IN -
Field, Vegetables and Flower Seeds,
Imperial Egg Food, Tools,
Fertilizers, Etc., Etc.
209 SECOND ST. PORTLAND, OR.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT lA
AMD
Notary Public-
I. S. ROBERTS,
City Market.
(8UCOBSSOR TO FRED GOETZ.)
Will keep a full supply of good meats
at bottom prices.
ALBANY, OREGON,
W. E. KELlY
Notary Public and Conveyanc r.
Collections made on reasonable terms
MAIN ST.,
SCIO, OR
F. M. MILLER,
Attorney and Oounslor At Law.
LEBANON, OREGON.
WU 1 practice in all tho Courts iu the State.
Walter A. WMsfa Mrwcm.
-r -i an! Twlno DliadaM.
Jfoi'K"' l-oubl -Drainer II-
f rar a ntilKy Ifak .-,
1 . - ir .v Kuginesrt Threshers,
Coo tier A Ci. Haw Mill Machinery,
a ... l t . ..
i-nrriHue, rjiriog agoon,
Jiijckboard Wagons,
Ktc,, Elf., KUr,
& JOSEPH,
O A C. U.K. TlMi: TALBE,
Albauj Mulion.
DirtEURi: OF TEA IV.
aoiao xcaru.
ALBANY EXfKESS Dtj-art at
raeiouT h;ain. -
!,:! A. M
i.ou a. M.
1t:& A. U.
lz :u5 P. U
VI All. Til A IS
Arrives at -tH:;iarU
at
Mass SOtTH.
Arrive at -
114.-. A. M
lz:Oo P M.
3:30 P. M.
S:3 P. M.
MAIL TttAIN
lt-;arta at
rRKIGHT TRAIN"
ALIJAN V hM'Ki.SS Arrives at -
All Trales dally, except Satada.
Kotick. or. ami after this date regular
tickets will lie aold at our ticket office for
following point on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umanlla, Walfnia,
Walla Valla and Ainsworth.
Will B. Ric
Freight and Ticket Agent
. A 0. R. li. Co.
All auy. June l-th, IBS'.
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