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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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ATTORNBJLAT LAW,
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albaay, Oregon.
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ALBANY, OREGON,
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ALBANY, OREGON
Sheriffs Sole. 7
In lit. Circuit Court of Uit State of Oreqon
for County of Linn.
The Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment Com
pany, Limited, Plaintiff.
s.
Thomas J Hill and Laura C Hill his wile and the
American Mortgage Company of Scotland, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue ol an execution
and order of est issued eut of the above named
Court in the above entitled suit to me directed and
delivered, I will on Saturday the 12th day ef Decern
ber, 1HS6 at the Court House door In the City of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. m , Ms 1 1 at public auction for cash In hand to the
highest bidder the real property described In sakl or
der of sals In the following order as follows, to-wlt :
Kirst, that the weat one-half of the west one-half of
Sec. U in Tp. 13, S R 3 west of tbe Willamette start
dlan in Linn county, Oregon, be sold and the pro
c eeds arising from the sale thereof bs applied : First
to the payments of the costs and disbursments of said
suit taxed at S35 . 70 and the accruing costs of and
upon said writ. Second to the payment of the
sum of 9200 ss Attorney's fees. Third to the pay
merit to the said Plaintiff the sum of $2822.55, snd tbe
accruing interest thereon at the rate ef ten per cent
per annum from October 24th, 1885, and the surplus
if any to be paid Into Court for the Defendants T J
Hill and Laura C Hill, and In case the proceeds of
sale of said last described tract of land should not be
sufficient to pay said sums so found to be due Plain
tiff herein Including costs and disbursements and sc-
omW viMtn then that the following described lands
in the Plaintiffs mortgage, to-wlt ; The east half o
the southeast quarter of Sec . 23, Tp, 13, S B 3 west of
the Willamette meridian, be sold and the proceeds
thereof amHel ax follows : First to the payment of
any unsatisfied balance of the Plaintiffs said claim In
eluding costs and disbursements and accruing costs
and that thereafter If anything remain that the same
er so much thereof as may be necessary to psy and
satisfy ths amount herein found to be due thereon be
paid over to the Defendant herein ths American
Mortgage Company of Scotland Limited to he applied
on their claim in said suit amounting te $987.01 In
gold coin of theU. S., with accruing interest thereon.
at the rate of ten per cent per armnn from December
1st, 1383, and the further sum of $180 as Attorneys
ess.
Dated this 11th day of November, 1885.
J. K. CuABivrov,
Sheriff of Llan connty, Or.
a mSaae Send 10 cents postage, and we will
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those who start at once, Btissox and Co,, Portland.
Maine. J
WAeHaNUTt I.I TTr.R
(lrom our regular corrr tpondeut.)
Wabrinoton, Nov. 7lh, i885.
Everything points to en unusually
brilliant and interesting winter In
Washington. The now Congress is
already gathering in the city, and
early next month it will he called to
order and organized. An unsual
number of visitors are coming to the
city. Besides those connected with
Governmental affairs, many will be
drawn here by a desire to enjoy
Washington official society under
Democratic auspices and leadership.
In the coming Congress there will
be 184 Democrats and 141 Repuuil-
tcarta. But 43 Is a Rood working
majority.
As Mr. Randall tins signified his
determination not to enter the con.
tatt for Speaker of th House, there
...all TTl a .
It Utile doubt that Mr Carlisle will he
re-elected without contest in oaurus
In this esse the launching of the
Forty-Ninth Congress will be without
a ripple. Afterwards, however.smooth
sailing Is not to be expected. Net
only will the House continue to he
antagonized by a Republican Senate,
and the free course of legislation cor
respondingly Impeded ; but a new
antagonism will be presented. A
Democratic President will be opposed
by a Republican Senate In certain Im
portant nominations.
Mr. Cleveland expresses much
gratification at result of the Virginia
and New York elect lens, as does
everyone prominently connected with
the Administration. He Interprets
the result In New York as a deliber
ate endorsement by the people of bis
reform Administration, and it Is im
possible to dwarf its significance.
While rejoicing over the more im
portant political results, and larger
issues that hang upon the Virginia
elections, there Is no single event of
the moment that sinks into the Dem
ocratic heart with such sweet and
lingering ecstasy as the final oblitera
tion of Senator William Mahone.
Democratic gains elsewhere may be
fraught with deeper significance, and
ma; throw a brighter light upon the
future of reform. But the human
heart i human, and it will dwell
with obstinate delight upon the po
litical death of the "Utile boas.'
It is already evident there will be
mere social entertsining in Washing
ton this winter than usual. The de
mand from wealthy strangers for
houses is very large. Nearly ail of
tbe better class of bouses In the fash
ionable quarters of the city have been
taken. Many old Democratic fdmll-
es who have been but. little socially
or years past, have prepared to
emerge from their retirement, and
help to make the winter one to be ro-
metnbered.
At least two members of the Cabi
net will entertain extensively ; Sec
retary Whitney who has had a com
modious ballroom arranged in his
residence, and Secretary Manning,
wno bs taken a house constructed
suitable for hospitable purposes. The
other members will doubtless keep
pace with the usual record of Cabinet
officer.
Tho Diplomatic Corps is always an
important adjunct to the social sea
son. They have ample leisure ana
the amenities of polite society life is
their chief occupation. Some of the
argest banquets which take place In
the city are given by the Foreign
Legations. Already they have com
menced their round of entertainments.
The Japanese Minister gave two din-
ners during the week, one to the
Cabinet, and another to the Diplo
matic Corps, in commemoration of
the anniversary of the Mikado's
birthbay. The army and navy are
also highly important factors in a
Washington season, and some of the
most elaborate entertalnroeuts are
given by them.
What will be done socially at tbe
White House this winter is not known
as Mr. Cleveland is not a President
likely to plunge wildly Into society's
carnival. Still it i not probable that
he will be Inclined to depart from
those social amenities with which cus
tom and tradition have associated the
Executive Mansion.
Among the results in Philadelphia
which filled the streets with "rejoicing
Republicans, with brass bands," wss
tbe election to tbe Common Council, in
the fifth ward, on the regular Republi
can ticket, of one Mouat, who bas serv
ed two years in prison for ballot. box
stuffing. The party stomach in Phils
delpbia is very strong.
With silver coinsge, and the stand
aid dollar a legal tender for debts, the
United States has doubled her circula
tion of gold since 1878.
The cheating in the Ohio election
seemi to have been thoroughly non-asr
tissn. Both patties were fully repre
sented.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1885.
The feeling of antagonism to the Ore
nonlan which caused the Republicans
to rally 10 promptly wai shared by a
great many Democrats with evn great
sr rsASO t. Ths dtsire to break the
prestige with its own party of a news
paper which has shockingly fillifled tbe
dnmoorscy of Orsgoa oouil not well be
restrained when the opportunity had
been wantonly thrust upon them, end
so many Democrats thought thai a
point oould bn gained by the election of
Mr. Mitchell. Savers! no doubt acted,
as they explained while asking to hsve
their votes changed, in see nUno with
tbe desire of tbsir onatituents. When
it was fouti 1 that thnso UMnoorats
wanted to vote for Mitcbsll, if the lime
should com whoa thitir votes would
elect hits, their assooiatea in tbe sen
ate and bwttie very properly snd wisely
said that they would not undertake to
orerrule their action by the dictation
of u Gamuts. This w,a Lh i-x timt of thn
L., ,
?rly "tion l course of tbois
Democrats who voted on their sense of
responsibility, and in tbe light of what
tkey believed to be best for their party,
for Mr. MitctWI. Ic wat done in tbe
hope snd bslisf that it would disrupt
tbe Uspubliean party and break the
power of tbe leading Republican organ,
and at tbe same lime prevent the elec
tion of a man who would go to Waal.
ington with the avowed intention of
antagonising tbe administration in such
a wsy'ss to sender it less easy for ths
state to secure farorsble legislation
from congress.
This ir.'iu brief, the explanation, so
far aa a stampede is capable of being
explained, of tbe election of Mr. Mitch
ell. What its effect will actually be
upon tbe future interests of the state,
and of the Democtatie party in tbe
Bute and nation, we are not preparad
at this lime to say. It will at least
weaken tbe Republican party. Wbetb.
er it will actually strengthen tbe Demo
crat party and make it more united,
will depend on tbe ability of tbe arty
to rise to a full sense of its reaponstbil
ty as the tribune of tbe people, and
subordinate personal prejudice at.d de
sire for personal gain to tbe interest of
the party and of tbe public. Standard-
It is said by tbe knowing in Waab.
ington that tbe President is not so mucb
concerned ia regard to tbe sttitude of
tbe Senate as he was a montkor two
ago. He has accepted tbe views of
leading Democratic lawyers as to tbe
Tenors of Office Act, and will send kts
nominations to tbe Senate in the cases
of suspension within tbe thirty dsys re
quired by tbe act, sod swatt tbe Sen
ate's action. When a nomination ia re
jected be wilt send in a new name and
in cue tbi second nsme is rejected, be
will send no otber to the Ssnate during
that session. Meanwhile tbe person
first appointed, end who is installed in
tke office, although rejected by the Sen
ate, will continue to bold tbe ofiice
during thst session of tbe Senate, but
at the end of it the President wilt make
a new appointment. That new ap
pointment may in his disci ution be ot
tbe person whom the Senate has onco
rejected. Ltsding Democrats do not
think that tbe President will enter into
a contest with tbe Ssnate, but that be
Ul follow tbe course under the Tennre
of Office Aot here iodioated. Tbe Re
publicans interpret the Tenure of Office
Act very differently, snd there may be
warm contest over these conflicting
interpretations.
Tbe Virginia Legislature, which
meets biennially, will assemble on tbe
first Monday in December, and one of
its first duties will be the election of a
Senator to succeed Mabone. Tbe bit
terness of feeling engendered by the late
campaign is so deep snd widespresd
that Mahoae probably couldn't buy
enough Democratic votes to be re-elsct-ed
though he had tke wealth of the
Indies at his commend. Thus far. the
two leading in fact the only two
candidates are State Chairman John S.
Barbour snd Major John W. Daniel.
As the af sembling of the Legislators is
still several weeks off bees may creep
into other bonnets before then and sev
eral other leaders may decide to take a
hand in tbe game. Tbe one consolation
in connection with the event is that no
matter what Democrat is chosen he is
certain to be an improvement on Ma
hone. The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution, not
wishing to be the hindmost in tke rsce,
has hoisted its Presidential ticket for
1888. It is "Hendricks and Hill."
This ticket will disturb the people who
are in tbe habit of dropping their h's.
A sort of slow martrydom awaits who
ever takes the thankless pest of Civil
Service Commissioner, and that is why
first-class men are so loth to aocept.
a.
Every European government is pay
ing particular attention to its army and
its arms iust now. Straws show which
way the wind blows.
Johnny McClean assarts positively
that John Sherman will not be the next
United States Senator from Ohio. And
Johnny knows if anybody does.
Tho Cincinnati committee of one
hundred evidently means business.
Shortly After the election when frauds
were first discovered and traced to
their origin, warrants, for the arrest
. i aV Aft a
oi nve oi tue statesmen were sworn
out and placed in tbe hands of the
Chief of Police. For reasons best
known to himself that gentlemen taw
fit not to execute the warrants and
appeared to forget that be had them
In his por session until the committee
sharply reminded him of tbe fact by
producing his attest on Saturday for
failure to do his duty. In the Indis
criminate mingling of Republican
rogue with Demoerallc scoundrel,
Cincinnati Is not altogether unlike a
political ehaos. Should tbe reform
committee evolve order and decency
from the mass it will deserve the
kindest words that men of both parties
can speak.
Congressman Townsbend, of Illioois,
thinks the Democracy in the House
this winter, eftftf in the session, will
sgrse upon some reduction of tko tsriff
that wr be satisfactory to stl classes
of Democrats. Tbe msasure will be a
compromise between tbe revenue re
formers end tbe protectionist. Th
nssssiily of reducing tsxstlon is leecf
nixed by every one. It Is understood
that Mr. Randsll bas been wot king sil
summer upon a cam promise tsriff meas
ure, lis is in fsvor of certain reduc
tions. It is believed by tho DamocratiA
leaders ia tbe House tbst if some of tbs
eld war taxes can be out down without
much difference of opinion in tbe Dem
ocratic majority ths victory of last year
ill be greatly emphasized. This re
duction of taxes was promised, sad tbs
least that can be done is to carry out
tbe pldge of the last campaign.
The long delay in the appointment
of Collector of Customs at Boston hat
been ended by the selection of Lev
ered MaltonsUil. It would be dim
cult to find a msn of greater fitness or
higher chsrscter. Tbe new Collect
or Is one of the veteran Democrats of
the BUte, although he was not In
very high favor so lung as the party
was under the control of General
Butler. But be has done good ser
vice in many State campaigns and
for all (be candidates for President,
something the new klr d of Demo
crats cannot all pretend to. He Is
well fitted for tne duties of his new
office, and bis appointment will be
accepted everywhere as being thor
oughly In line with those alresdy
rusde.
We have considerably more re
spect for the colored voter of Virginia
rioce election, than wo had before It.
Through his Ignorance and Inexper
ience, he permitted Mabone to cap
ture the state, debauch Its politics,
and ruin its credit But the bxtent
to which he has forsaken his old
political taskmaster and evil adviser,
in the campaign Just closed, shows
that he did not err willfully. He Is
willing to accept the lesson of exper
ience. He learns more readily now
thsn he did more readily since he
finds that he is at well off, and a
little better, under a Democratic
State and National administration.
. p ey
than he was under the rule of the
Republican party. The future looks
well for the freedmen.
Rev. Dt. John Hall ia one of the
ealthiest clergymen in New York.
His hesd descen is Robert Bonner of
lbs Lsdger. Dr. Hall receives a salary
of $30,000 snd many presents. He is
paid $10,000 a year as Chancellor of the
Untvetsity of the City of New York,
and receives $12,000 a year from ths
Ledger t for one short article a week.
Otber literary woik brings his annual
income up to about $100,000. Seven
teen years ago the doctor prssched in
Dublin, Ireland, at a salary of $2500 a
year.
jas '
The first session of the Forty -ninth
Congress will convene on Monday,
December 7. The Senate will consist
of 42 Republicanism Democrats. The
House will have 141 Republicans, and
184 Democrats. Four great questions
will present themselves for decision at
the coming session, viz: The Indorse
ment or repudiation of President
Cleveland's course, the silver ques
tlon. tariff reform and the Mormon
problem.
A Lj3 Angeles jury has decided that
poker is not a game of chance. Prob
ably as played there it is not.
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N
$100.00
to cotodi.tribut.atj . ourcu.t.r..TOJ eo mta taI
SECOND DISTRIBUTION Jan. 1. 188S
Coin In Burkhart Bros., hands and will h.
parties, and in amounts from 82 50 to $25 OO
have an equal chance in proportion to the Zr3
OUR
Por the Pall and Winter cannot be surnassftri
All our purchases are made for surPassed,
Much at BANKRUPT SALES, and we nronnA f
store in the WHlflmfra T7Viisa nSz Propose to
cure scWof tbelaeba
5, 10
where thero is not one
the money elsewhere for.
ALBANY, OREGON, Nov. 2nd, 1885,
a at ae ci kk.
J. L. Parish, of Salem, writes ae
follows to the Rural Spirit : "I have
often heard complaints of rabbits des
troying young fruit trees, especially
east of the Cascades, where the coun
try Is Infested with bares er Jack rab
bits. A number of years ago, I rais
ed some larce Enelish or French
rabbits as pets. They increased to
fifty or more, and they gave me much
trouble In gnawing the bark off my
youog fruit trees. Shortly I found a
sure remedy or preventive, via: kill
a rabbit and take nls intestines and
rub the bark of the younrer trees
from tbe ground up one foot or a
Utile higher, and Mr. Rabbit, jack or
any other kind, will not meddle with
them for two years or more. Thia
remedy will be Invaluable for nur
serymen and those planting fruit trees
east of the mountsins."
Tsut sausea tbasv
By the completion of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, the Importance of
tbe salmon fisheries on the Columbia
river is greatly increased. The Cana
dian Pacific offers rates from one-
fourth to one-third less than those of
the Northern and Union i'aciflc Rail
roads. By the means thus offered,
the Fraser river fishermen can place
their fresh and canned salmon on the
Eastern markets at prices which will
shut out the Columbia river product.
The trade In fresh salmon has grown
greatly since the completion of the
UransceDtlnental lines, and bas as
sumed no little importance. If the
Northern and Union Pacaflc, how
ever, cannot meet the cut, the busi
ness here will be practically ruined.
- - eies
It doss not appear that tbe Presi-
dent's policy hss disaffected his party
mm . e ..SI
so moon as to anect tneir voting
strength. It is more and more evident
that ths election of Cleveland snd the
course of bis administration have releas
ed many voters North and South from
tbe fear of Democratic incompetency or
ickedneas, upon which Republican
leaders have been building support for
so many years. With these props
knocked out the Republicans have to
face a serious future.
The number of the asteroias is now
250. No. 249 was discovered bv the
Veteran Peters, at Clinton, N. Y., on
&.ug. 16, and No. 250 on Sept. 2, at
Vienna, by Palisa.
' mm
The announcement that Senator
Logan had finally retired from the
list of chronic Presidential candidates
is entirely too good to be true. There
is some reason to believe that the
Illinois Senator may retire some day,
but it isn't likely that he will live to
see the day.
aie
The Beaaly er Yeata.
No matter how handsome or stalwart s
young man may be otherwise, nothtn
cm make un for a partially bald be
Shining talents are attractive, but a shin
ins poll is not. The cause may be sick
ness or anything else, yet Parker's Hair
Balaam with ston the loss of the hair and
start a new growth of glossy and soft hair
so quickly as to surprise you restoring
the original color at the same time. Net
a dve. not ail v. delicately perfumed, On
ly standard 60o dressing.
The Most Agreeable
As well as the most effective method of
dispelling headaches, colds and revere, or
bottles for sale.by
don & Co.
osbay A Mason, Lang-
cleansing tne system is oj waiag a iew
doses of the pleasant California liquid
f rnlt ramed v Svtud of Flas. SOc and Si
NO 18.
NEW DEPARTURE
BY
Allen & Co..
proportion to the amount
NEW STOCK
OomeaadS.
and 25 Cent Cmters.
article hnf. Trr
Jruu woum nave to pay double
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57
NOTICE.
tomg concluded to close out his lmmess, now offers Ms entire
STOVES, RANGES, HEATING
AND COOK STOVES
together with his entire stock of
Till, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
AT COST.
As this is a genuine cloang out, now is the time for houdi
o replenish their kitchens and dairies with ware.
ALBANY, FEB. th iHr-
It is noticed that tbe Dens
clerks at Washington are not half to
eager to go boots to veto as they used
to be. Tbsir passion for contributing
to campaign funds has also abated.
Dr. Hock, a German neturaltst,finds
that the eastern hemisphere affords 269
plants and 58 animals uaetul to msn,
while the western world contributes 52
plants snd 13 animals.
eie"
The President has appointed Henry
Rinehart Register, and John T. Out
house Receiver of United States Land
office at La Grande. Two more dem
ocrats. A Safeguard.
The fatal rapidity with which fdhrhi
Colds and Coughs fivqucutly douii.;
Into tho gravest iuuladien of tue thn i
nnd hiij , i a consideration which should
Impel every prudent ieion to keep n
hand, as a household renicdv. n botlie 1 1
AY UK'S CHERRY lUXTOltAL.
Nothing else gives RUCh immediate relit'!
nudworkttHo sure a euro fa alleibufkn
of thi class. That eminent physician,
l'rof. F. Sweet ser, of the Maiuc Mcdk-ui
School, llruuswlck. Me., says:
"Mclleal sclcitco has produced no other nm
dyiio expectorant iiod us Atkk'b CaaSKY
PscTOKAt.. 11 ii invaluable fur diseases of ibe
lliruht nud lunge,"
The same opinion Is expressed h the
WelMUtOWtt lr. L.J. Addisou, of Chicago.
111., who says:
"l Iiavo nevi r found. In. thirty, flvc years t i
continuous statfy ntid practice or medicine, any
troar;itiou of so treat value as Aykr'sChjjbky
PacTOHAi., for treatment of diseases of tho
throat and lunt;- It not only breaks up cold a
and curt severe cough, but is more efflctiv
than anythlni; ele In relieving even the mnft
criou bronchial and pulmonary allectlou."
AVER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Is not n new v'.sdmant for popular confi
dence, but a medicine which is to-day
Saving the lives of the third feneration
who have come into being since it was
first offered to the public.
There is not u household Ut which this
invaluable remedy has onco been In
troduced where its use has ever leen
abandoned, and there is not a peion
who has ever given it a proper niul
for anv throat or lung disease suscep
tible of cure, who has not been n.adc
Well bv it.
AYfcR'S CHERRY PECTORAL has,
in numberless instances, eure4 obstinate
ea-es of chronic Bronchitis, Lnrnygitis,
antl even acute Piteninonin, ami has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. It is a
medicine that onlv requires to le taken in
small doecs, is pleasant to the taste, and is
nmttl in every house where there are
chihhvn, ;m there l nothing so good as
AYEJi'fUHEliUY PECTORAL fortrcat
inent of C roup an .1 Whooping Cous:h.
These ;u-e nil plain facts, which can be
verified hv snyaodv, nnd should be re
membered by everybody.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
PKF.r.UtEP BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer s Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists.
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
THE BEST ADVERTISING IMFI
IN THE WILLAMETTE TiLLET,
special business notices in Loesi OeS
utnns lb cents per line. Regales- JUeal
notice 10 nenla tr Una
-.flor atifi transient i
i w per squaro for the 1
go cent per square for
lnftrtion. A f
jwmfor ether advertlsemi
-wwn on application.
n, x ,
t!? by dl
.OMtomer shall
purchased
f,.
either in price
or quaMje
' .
se 11 cheaer than-
, , .
First Street, Albany, Or
Red CrownMillg
ISOM, LAXXIXG A CO., FROFB'0
raw process flock scnsus so nirsMifj
AND BAKERS USKv
BEST STORAGE FACJlITim
Highest ;?rice in Cash m
Wheat
ALBANYCOR.
DEYOE & ROBSOrl,
(Successors to "W. H. GolSre,)
DEALERS IN-
FarmMachinery
WAGONS, HACKS, BUBBH&
Plows, Harrows.
HAY PRESSES
STEEL GOOD,
W. CAPPS. M. D.
Homoeopathic Physician & Surgeon,
ALBANY, OREGON.
T Office hours From 8 to 9;30 a: X.,
i to 4 ana 6:30 to 8 p. x.
Office next door east ef S. B. Young
C. B, WOLVKRTON, O, , i
W0LVERT0N & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Se-Offloe np stairs In Fromane Brlek
ALBANY, OREGON
pOR SALE.
One hundred and forty seres, sM
mues above .Lebanon. 40 acres ta
tivation. 10 acres slashed aad sewa
grass. Comfortable dwelling,
outhouses. Cheap. Inquire .at
office.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LA
Notary FuhUtfr
DR I. N. W0 IDLE,"
Veterinary Surgeon,
Office at Sehmee t Stables.
ALBAN Y, OREGON.