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PROFESSION,
AHJDH,
is:
L. H. MONTANYE.
ATTORNEY AIT LAW.
Notary Public.
ilny OrtgOB.
OftVe upstair, over John Brlmpi ator,.,
itstee. vitnvRr
J. K. WE AT
iTHEBO
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(NOTARY
iTTORNEY
LAW,
ALBANY. OBK.O.
ff7IM. PRACTICK IN ALL Till
or-nta
in Odd rlli'i Tomjle
tut
r. o. wwiiu wjbj. tl.TBO
POWELL BUVfEU,
vTTORNKYS At LAW,
And Solicitors in C
GOllaoUnaa nrniuntl v mad
Loan- naitd on nwon if rnw.
;rl WaaSaoV
vl4nlBtf. i
J. J. WHiTNpY,
attorney And Counsellct At Lav
AND- I
Notary PuMle.
ALBANY, ORECON,
Will practice In all of the Oeurt of
this Stata All bnimvi Initiated to him
will be promptly attended tov
E. W. LANGDON & ft.,
Hooka. Stationery and Toil! Articles, A
Larg-Stock and Low WJiee.
CITY DRUG OTORE,
21 4 LB 1ST. KKCOf.
F08HAY & MASON,
waOLELAtt AS SSSAj
Druggists and Booksellers,
Agent for John B. AM? publication,
which wa wll at publisher TI ffttoea with
postage added.
ALI4IY,
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilei Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS ClUFCUY FILLED,
Albany, Of.
FURNITURE.
I have tha beat stock of nri Hure tn the
city and will net
Cheap, Cheap, , Cheap,
use.
RgBPKCT
A ihaey and fl
,ef this Establish
r easts and perm
, saavu wi si
With thair patron
on Bothtow
Dreesia Saloon
r anfl fa Mftllll ' w-
. . . ar ,
1 1 Ladiea' Halt "p
JOS WBwe.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Omce-oor. First and Ferry Btraeta,
A3 HY - - OREGON.
C. C rmKBY. C.B.VVBKBi
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
cheery &rmi, '
(Hucoeaeorw to . CJberry.)
fiacMsts, iUwrigfet3, and Ipot
?omto.
tt x v w. OTT R NEW 8HOP8 A ilt
W
completed, and
w preparea to
m a
ii. -it i.in.u rr hMD, worn . ve win
QHiaiipnAU'W"" , flrtut arid
Saw Mill Maehlnery.and all kind of Iron
und n.rana Catini?H.
... wv I'.Mii Him nv M15T leTKB.
ynertlal attention given to repalrlBg all
WnXof BtaeWnery W' fflfD
tnre the improve! berry A WWte Orain
emrtor i
" ' N. J. HENTONy
Notary Public v& Insurance
'0- F. BUILDING - - UBANY, OF
Reir. sets several of tke best Fire In
anra nceCompanlca on the Qoa.
him fnrreliabls insarsnce.
The reliable j '
BOOT AND SHOli MAKER
Repairing promptly ami
era should leave orders ft
vest and setth for tltam af
tae. Farm
before bar
est. Satis
THE WOffTH WESTERN
GONSERVATORY 0F.W8IC.
The only rtssaiuf
M price in tha
BHgive HATIM
Prcp'is
egrsssT aiJe1
nap i
'()L. XXII.
9 tarn.
JVaa Aaa Ojt, AWie mud lvn.
SAFE.
25
SURE.
PROMPT.
AT U.rwtMT. r. K.jk
From 115 lbs to 161 lbs.
To the Cuticura Remedies I owe
My Health, My Happiness,
and ly Life.
A day aavar wan tht I a not think and -
HitiT (tha Cuticum HMMdlM. Mr.U immW
ateaWMadmry Maa to u oraac. TfcVkrv
wattwatfalia toak at, and palatal tobw
whaa thtr atwaa, ta Jhanay
Wttfc attatncia mttutf.
r mataMBt, and all BufflriaM
bUlwl to Jo .nr fod. la A
trial iha Otttfmn nimnin
4
8kln curt, ami fnUcura ltoap, an raqairito Skia
teaa rariaar. tetarnall :
aa
t out hmbij giMaaiur
m aoaui two
lanta
waifhttaaa waa oae aaatfrad aad atuaa aWhlr
araamaai nana
oaaaaUd, aeaJtbr iu.ula, aad my aatgat to aoiy
flvatoftaaa Iwikii. In my travato 1 atalaal tha
cuitoata KaawiHat, nortb, ..mh, aaat aad wa. Ta
Cuticura KaaMdtos 1 owa m baattb. at
aaa mj am a pntauaaai aaw Turk
ma U o.h-r rtar. ' Do roa Mill uaa
nrfdy waa. "I do, am! .hall ata ya I kav narar
r "than! to aangaTaat'itaiaaS i wufc
. at aanaar or later tha;
i and haliavc tha aama aa I
ana hat. wfcoan I hare 1
taaraaaail ka a tarn Cattawra aaaadw
iataaamrld, for tha aawatt T
hoaaaalt
onv, ao that tbara ariU baiaraly a
tanug- a arnx itrc.
U HL'IBAVIML
t'.O Fulton 8C, .Nea Y k. JfTY
Caltoara Baaaadiaa art a aoarUra enra tor arary
f rn. rkiii and BUiod I'imim. Ir-m l'inal. t
aawlaJai aaM aary araara. Prtea : CtmavaA, tf
tn , Hnr. ftaante; KaaoLrnrr. VI .00.
t ir.a rv-TTita ua au i'iiihi il to.
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far "Maw la
PL FA, BtaiHin
aaf
aaa 1 1 mi aa aaar,
Eiaiir ram. vrama. back
a aaarwork. dtojbaatoo. alaadtocaralk-
inv. ar tha Mw1iwiaaataa. earH by th
f( Ticra Aa-ri-fnr Purrta. Saw, ato-
taat, araHaal awd annnnin. Bte.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine Winery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
To All Sufferers Of
BYE, EAR, HERVOUS, OR RECTAL
PISEA8ES.
DRr J. B. PILKINCTON,
Surgeon Oculist, Anist ft Specialist,
Offer free nomroltatlon. win be at
REVERE HOUSE ALBANY,
On the
Tuudav aftrrnoon and Wednesday Jorenoon,
faUo:. ix tke Itt Mommy oj eacm mom.
win mak-a thnm vtaita montblv for one
Tear to come. Am curing aoorae of the
Worst fot ma of above diseases, rarer ia
Albany to Jaa.8. rberry cored of blirifl-
neee. k a. wampj, unrai.
Ttoffanbacker. tarmer at Herrtoburg. eon-
rmrntna Rectal diseaae. A scoie Of Other
name given on application.
VI' AGON WOOD AND HARD WARS
TfAra Ktwart have neck-vokes and
aintrlA traea. Ironed or unironed, neck-
wnir Imim. aintriA.U'ee irons, ma irona.
falinraa. anokes. ax trees, etc.. all foraale
be p.
I. CASE PLOW 3.
Thin famous nlow I well known in Waa
County. The chilled and steel plow are
well made from the very best material
and are warranted to do aa good work and
BBBY fully s well as any otnerpiow
Peters A Stewart are the aoie agenie
T. J. STITBS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary PuhUc-
THR CHINESE MUST GO. Three
vnumr men will do work of all kinds, sawing
'wood, eardenintr, etc. Leave orders at Head
d- Brownelts.
Bxecator's Notice.
W..tie hereby oiven that the under
iKbsd ha been duly appointed executor of
the last will antl testament Ol biiana name,
deceaaed, late of Linn county, Oregon, by
the County Court of eaid County. All per
sons having claims against the estate of
aid deceased are hereby notified to present
the same properly verified to the undersign
ed within six months from the date hereof
at Harrisburg in Linn county, Oregon.
Dated June 1st, 1886.
J. L. Wiolk,
Executor.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
ond seasoned lumber .laths and
pickets kept constantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
GERmaSSy
ForPainlipS
Red Star
TWAOt Va? MAWK. "
DUGrijfURE
m
UVill
A UilXa Or TMH niLt tMRTTB.
(Written tar tha Htat Riarrc DtaocaaT.)
Vark what atranga tala are you taliiog,
Of soma long forgotten lore ;
In it of a rod man'a wandering,
Who waa navar heaid of more T
Or ia it of dauntiaaa hereon,
Who lav dying on the plain
Of eone aneient field of haul-,
Marked with bodies of the alain ?
No, I tell no tola of beroea,
Who lay dying in tkeir gore,
Bat a legend of an Indian
Known by Btany deeda of yore.
Thua the tale the river told eae,
Aa tko gentle breeae awept by,
ot the Indian of the legend,
Which oooe told aball never die.
Long before ColumboV yaaaa)
Oroaeod tke dark and biioy aoa,
The olarr water oorand iheit okanoeta,
Shaded by tko naple Ireo.
Under which at eve the Indian,
Oloee about bia watob&Wa blaa.
Told the legenda of bia oonntry
And the deeds el ether daya.
Of the deed he did in battle,
Mow be won the mad catepaiga ;
How the roe he pn. to flviog,
Till in them he lived again.
And again be aaw a vlabn
Of tboae happv day goao by,
Of tbeee frieode tbet long be've left l.im ,
Who then lived beyond tha aky.
Thu in fancy be behold them,
Holding feat each other hand :
J ut acrose Ike fiowins river.
Ia tbo kappy boating land.
And be board ibt gentle anitit
Whiapar low onto bia ear.
Oeme to where there everv bunting.
Btay not lene and frieodlee.
Aad tbo old man gave ia ana war,
I've lived long upon tbia earth.
Seea the young both aad with pleasure,
Avraaat with then the cup of mirth.
"Killed the wild deer.caugbl the panther,
at a . i t , .m
aaa aaa a-agio on ma wing,
Mat the foe ia deadly bait.,
Slew bim with my bow end etiing.
'But tboae scene bare paaaed forever.
Goo forever from etv view.
Living only in my memory,
Bright and teadfat,6rm and true.
'All tboee frteoda I loved so dearly
la the dewn of eariv life.
All have left me sad end weery,
Battling with eodleee htrife.
"And since yoo.tben gentle epidt,
Whispered low for me to eome.
Where the aged ell have plenty
Anal the wearv a "a at borne. .nsz
"Take me to that land of plenty,
Where eternal automat reign ;
Whereto? friend beveling been wail.
teg, a
Meet to Sever part uo u.ore."
Aad joat ee the dewn was br,king,
Softly o'er the water hrigbt.
arae a ship that rowed by siigt-U,
Clothed in brilliant robe of light.
Then they boekooed to tha Indian,
Telling him that they bd come ;
Aad hie faca It gr-w tooa brighter.
Thinking of that peaceful home.
Then the glided eoftly eonthwatd,
OVr the love'y water smooth,
Wbi.e they eeemed to grow more ortl
liant, Aa they onward swiftly moed.
Aod majaetic strains of music,
Teued by angel barpe no high,
Seemed to mingle with the wc- m,
A the golden thtp flew by.
Mingled with he luvly siwtc,
A they deebed o)jou tbeshor',
Speaking wotds of mystic roaaf.iog,
Words tbat ne'er were beard before,
Many year a ho com end vanished ;
Child to age bad grown and gone,
Age on age had bVen and were not,
Since that strange eventful mora.
Time had matked the 'eogih by centu
riei, Life bsd bad it trial and pain ;
Earth bed witnessed many b.ttlef
Marked with bodies of the aiain.
Still the Indian loved to linger,
When the western aXy grew pale,
Cioan beside the loely waters,
Listening to the mystic tale. '
Telling o'er tbat ancient legend,
Of tbet mighty man of yore,
Of the deeda be did while living,
And bis flight from off these ahores.
But at length there came two strangers,
To this far off wilderness ;
Two men of another nation,
Strange of tongue and strauge of dress.
And e'r loog the pal fee peeple
Crossod th wile end bafTBB pUin ;
Come i. wh 'I'-" ' '!!y water
Mingle witu engelie straiua.
Many years have cemeand vanished,
Since the pale face first came here,
Two men of another nation,
Who were never known to fear.
But the redroan he baa veniahed,
Qone forever from thee shove,
Living only in our morooryf
A hi wild rayaterioua lore.
And ainee than a mighty nation,
Ha spread far on every aide,
Croasing faf that bare dominion,
To which waa the Indian's pride.
Aa I ataud upon the border,
Listening to the gentle wave,
Aa it travels ever onward,
Onward to a boundless grave,
Aa I atand I ponder over,
O'er the wild myateriou lore.
Of the red man aa be wandered,
Lone and free along these shore.
ALBANY, OREGON,
A the sage of creation
Ponder o'er the myths (if men.
Who frcm time thu immr morial,
SaoriQce obild and aire,
To a God who know no mercy,
Damns them with eternal fire.
Fae thee, well, my lovely waters,
For the mystic tale ia told,
Tale which never pale faoe reopie
Kver beerd rehearsed before,
Fare thee well, my lovely water,
Till invoked thy tale to tell
By aomo loftier mind than mine Is,
Lovely waters, fare thee well.
B. 8. Martin,
Urnwuavillf, Or., July 26th, 1886.
(ftui aur regular aarrpat )
WAssiHOTog, July lOih, 1886.
Nothing has attracted more bubo.
tlon for some time probably then the
President's lataat order admonishing
ail Federal o files holders to taks tie
activB psrt n poll lies during the
coming campaign. The principle
which ha daire to Impress upon the
head of Depart merit and their sub
ordlnatss Is that political action
should be kept free from official c
erti jti. Ho dots not aik them to ab
stain from politics, but ha draws nice
Unas of distinction. They are not to
misuse their offices for partisan sn4s.
Tha order crested quite a surprise
st the Capitol on Thursday, but our
law-makers were busily engaged In
tbt pressing duties af legislation that
thsrt was not much discussion of the
subject. There are but few Demo
crats who do not sustain tha Prssf.
dent's Ideas, if public expressions be
s criterion. They say It Is In accor.
dsnce whh Mr. Clevelsnd's previous
position and demonstrates bis con
sistency.
vi .my of the Republican Henatore
evan give the President credit for
sincerity, hut they express faithless
ness In the power of the order to
change the situation. They ssy It
wilt be subjected to a very liberal
construction during the campaign,
and that it cannot be enforced be
cause it will fall to get the support
of high government HI i K This
of course remain to bo seen.
The Morrison resolution for dlepos
log of the surplus in the Treasury
passed tbe House by the ever whelm
ing vote of 207 to 67, prty tinea not
being strictly drawn. Tbe re-oL-iluSJ
rend as fdlowe. "Whenever
the surplus In the Treasury, Includ
ing amount held fur reUmptlon of
United States not-, shall exceed tbe
sum of $100,000,000, it shall be tbe
duty of the Secretary of the Treasury
to spply auch extv, in nam i ot
lee than ten millions per mooth,
during the exiatenceof any such sur
P u tir excesa, to the payment of tbe
l'iteret twarlng indebtedness of tbe
United Slates, payable at the ptlon
of tha Government ''
In the dehtJe on the surplus Rep-
re ntstive McKJle, of Ohio, was
dl-p.ed to mingle some fun. Said
he, "there is not S single thing upon
whii h this Democratic party agrees
end L in positive accord except get
ting faces ; not one." Mr. Morrison
interposed, "and we are getting
along only middling at that." "Tea
y u are getting them very elowly,'4
said Mr. McKInley. snd tbe Demo.
crats laughed with the Republican.
Many are wondering what will be
the fate of the River snd Harbor bill
which ha nearly reached a vole on
the Senate, and with which the Sen
store have been lilting up late into
the night hoping to get through with
It and thereby hasten the final ad
journment. And then they are won
dering what will become of It when
it goes back for conference to the
Huse Committee, and again when
it comes from conference into the
House. Congressman Hatch, of Mo. ,
Oleomargarine's implacable foe, will
not vote for it when it conies back.
He said he strataed his conscience to
veto for It the first time, but hi
moral courage will atand by bim
when it comes around again.
Senator Vest made a long speech
in which he said he hd grave and
revsrened Senators buttonhole him
and say that If ihey, did not get this
or that appropriation put in the bill
they would be beateu in tha next
election. It was a caw of "Help me,
Oassius, or I sink." Senators had
come Into the Chamber aod had their
amendments put into the bill, and
they had then stood up within three
feet of Mr. Vast, and denounced tha
whole scheme an a piece of unconsti
tutionnl corruption. Combinations
had been made on the very floor of
the Senate in relation to this bill. The
plan waa to help me put in my ap
propriation and I will help yuu put
in yours. He had Senators come to
him and say, Vcst, you were right
in your argument about the Kentucky
river, outHlfln the gang Hnd
could not-4eave the procession. I
had mv Dart .and I had to Jet nom'
AUGUST
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St
Led
theri
T
Kiel
the .1
Beret
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Ol
Houj
with!
We Bat-
toward lb
tbe noble J
to! i group of tha
in America, itio park ta elega
a m asssa a
laid oat with broad walks and lovely
lawos in erfect order, densely shaded
by towering elm, oaks and ftycamoree,
among which are large few has of squir-
rl, ao welt protect), e-tel f r nd
kindiy treated, ht i.-v have -,.Mrned
to have eon fid tic m i h hum m race
tosoob n t tjt thfv wilt c toe
op and et it.tm "ii1, batefs, e. that
6'. a X jrtbari.ci .
Through th- yaaarassty of dse w -r
that he there, the. Ste lUm wa
thrttwn M-n to s and nor deJIIaBrafl ma
tO k uiC in th idet.ti.v,! mm, a e in 1
parativelv reoeatiy osed by lb- C mfed
aratat Coagre. What a ebang-.
But jnt here let e duress a in mn-nt
to comment a little npon Huuthrn fidel
ity. Amtnf the moat Inval Nen'iu-i.ta
to which we have ear listened since
tbe war wuh our Southern brother,
were tboee uttered by Sonthet a speaker
ia nor public meetings and reiterate!
by boat of other in private emveraa
tions. They ai-sn true loyal v, true
eitizensbip to tbe whole goverament a
a a nit. Said tbev : We know no
North, no South, no East, no Wet,bat
one common c mo try for one cemmon
people." So all through our dt libera
ttona were marked with tbat pleasing
failure, the entire olaenee of sejtionsi
feeling nd a hnaaimou deternination
to wetk for tbe good of our nnited
country. W were ftacinattd with tie
Southern people. We want to go down
among them again. Their sttentiona.
their chivalry, their hoapitalitv, tlnir
griHat-heartednea. combined with their
OQUpoken allegiano to our common
ountry,draw us toward them and atainp
with disgust eome of the blatant, baPig
arent, abusive apeaker among Northern
Cre-eatf rs.
The annual report of Edwin O.
Fouler Is snmmarixed ns foliovi :
Number of post officss estabUhhed
during the year,. 3482 ; Increase dur
Ing the year, 1361 ; number of post
offices discontinued during tbe year,
1128; whole number of post offices
June 30, 1 886, 58,614 ; Increase dur-
ing the year, 2862 ; number of presi
dsntial offices, 2265 ; increase during
the year, 82 ; number of fourth clas
offices, 51,049 ; increase during the
year,2426. Appointments have been
made during the year as follows :
On resignations and commissions
expired, 9112 ; increase during the
year, 2908 ; on removals and suspen.
sions, 9566 ; increase during the
year, 8756 ; en deaths of post mas
tors, 587 j increase during the year,
175 , on establishment of new post
offices, 3482 ; increase during the
year, 1861 ; total number of appoint
ments made during the year22, 747 ;
increase during the year,13,200. The
otu numb r of money order offices
at the close of the year was 7356, a
net Increase of 227 over the previous
year.
Wanted.
On subscription, 20 cords of grub oak
wood and 20 cords of jbig fir, msple or ash
wood. Let as hear from those who want to
supply us wood, at one.
For your sewing niachiseWig roach in
needles and extras go to Wm lroa.
' f r A, IS,.-1
I
nation
handeomel
tie pictures ne
Is a graphic deecriptirm of to
In Maine "Home of General Henry
Knox," ef revolutionary renown, by
Mia E. Marguerite Lmdley ; tbe
aeeond article N j very able chapter
by the well know and eminent schol
ar, Israel Ward Andrews, LL. D , of
Marietta College, entitled "The
Sortb arest Territory : Its Ordinance
ontl Settlement :" ar.tl the third.
The Convention of Nw York,178t,"
is a continuation of Mr. A. W. Chv
W admirable strie of papers on
tbe adoption of our constitution. To
the War Studies thl month are three
important contribution : General
Lee's "Cedar Mountain," which, io
co section with the author's paper
In tbe July number, will be read
with profound Interest , "Negro
Slave During the Civil War, and
their relation tathe Confederacy," by
Col. Charles Jones, Jr., the distin
guished Georgia historian ; and a
stirring battle sketch, called "At the
Tth Angle," by Charles A. Patch.
Then follow several shorter and very
readable articles : A Canadian
View of Annexation," by J. L
Payne ; "Lools XVI. ned Msrie An.
totnHte," by Mrs. Limb, the editor, i
... . .. . ...Ii
the king's portrait miog usea aa tne
frontispiece to the current number,
while thst of the fair queen 1 insert
ed in the article ; "The Ages of Mil
itary Commanders," by II n. James
G. Blaine; "Preddent Lincoln's
Story-telling," by Hen. George W.
Julian ; 'Anecdote of Anson Burl
ingame," "Reminiscences of Lady
Harriet Acland," etc. The numer
ous standing departments Original
Documents, Notes, Queries, Replies,
8ciatl!, and Book noticesare
splendidly sustained. The volumes
of tbia magazine, handsomely bound,
sre very much in demand. They
grow rather than diminish in value
with age. Published at 30 Lafayette
Place, New York City.
Ftaa notes.
An application ol poU-.li aud sosp
will restore to rough trunks snd
branches of orchard tree their original
smoothness.
It is lust to water plants in tbe
evening. Make a few holes around the
plant so to allow the water to rua
down to the roots.
Land plowed when h is too wet be
comes elod.ly and may be injured to
such a degree that years of sod will not
effect restoration.
Ducks uauslly biing a higher price
in market than hen. At this eeastin
young ducks, weighing fiom eight to
ten poand per pair, are preferred.
Between ihe Ponnfiylvant Wolfe
and the New Jersey Fiak,tbe Eepubli
can politician honestly believes that
Jordan is a hard road to travel.
" .... . caea . -
Pi of, (Aa. P. WflliaroR, Ph. D , ol
Philadelphia, says there ia neither mot
Dhia, o!HtuBnor sainrraU in Ked Scar
i t
bottle. A
ii:
woicn
would certainly not
ing objection In some prevl
fer, that of brlngiog Indisns accus
tomed to a higher latitude down to a
lower one, ea healthful f r ihem.
But while deportation may he a g- d
plan for Indian tht are rest leas and
tmubtesome.th.-agent of the Apaches
Insist tbat B v-i,- few bands tf this
tribe make all the tmuMe tud cause
all the anxiety If, alsn,s p trt ef t be
Indian Territory should ha opened to
settlement as Is now prnpnted,it may
be questioned whether i hair presence
would net create rw much uneasiness
In tbe new iocalltf aa Io t fteir pres
ent oae. Thus there are some argu
ments against a sweeping transfer.
Sjrap or
Maanfactarad only by the California Fig
Syrup Co., Sao Fraociaoo, C.d., i Natara'S
Own Tree Laxativa. Tbia p'asaat Cahfar
aia liquid fro it remedy may b bad of Foshay
aV Mason at fifty ceat or on dollar. It ia
tha most pleasant, prompt, aod efiective
remedy known to cleans the system ; to
act no tha Liver, Kidneys aad !kwl gent,
ly yet thoroughly to dispel headaohea,
eolds, ami fever ; to on re cooatiptation.
todieatmn ard kindred ills.
Tfce KarH af raabiaatle.
Tree delicacy of flavor with true etficacy
of action, has been attained ia the ase of a
California liquid fruit remedy, 8 rep of Fig a.
Its pleasant taste aad beneficial effects have
rendered it immensely popular For sale i-y
Foshay h Maeu, wholesale aod retail.
If yon are going East be ani- sa I go via
Oregon Short Line, It ia tha htst. See adv
ia saotber column.
C W Lomler d? Co., of Portland, are dul
&Uthoridtl advertiamagaata far the Ds io
CRAT for that city.
THE UBHTftSMIIIBtt".
SEWING MACHINE
HAS NO EQUilL.
PERFECT SATISFACTION
New Hems Soil MaiMng Co.
OR a nq;, mass.
30UkflStjoare,!!.Y. C.te-,n. Shlh,!.
AtiasfGz. r.:V,"jt. i,-nrr.ncijco,CBl.
WILL BROS.,
Albany d CorvaHia. Oiegon. '
A. b. u. w.
Mmbsr
.uelp, will pit
desiting
waail'a
bwJBi Bb
ut TTmH
1
and to an t
following flescritiei real property, to-wit :
Ix!h nutnWr I
. t
wo, seven and eight
in Block No. I
Linn county.
the outrjeM e
claim of Kicho
MUt.r, in becti
Ldnnooutitv,
west 2a.ee t h
west IS56 cl
t-hains ; thenr
be town of Hatacy.
o. ASfo beginning at
f tbe donation land
filter ana wife, Msrv
. Tp 13, S. K 4, weet f u
a. and running thence
th-nc north 8 At'
; thnse .north 49.7 X
37.44 cbatna ; thence
ie place t;f beginning.
l Also the eat Sai f of
laim of John Wilton
, his wife, belt ?.
Nv- 70 in Tp. 13, 8 R 4
y. Oregon. The pro
applied . First to the
L and disbursements
to-wit. fits .V and tbe
nd to the payment of
fit. fvhi3 and inlet eat
annum lit in October
south H chatp
containing ISO
tbe donation Ji
"nd Mebala W
No. 257 and
west in Linn
ceedit of aale t
payment of th
heretolore aoc
oorte of sale.
PlaintttTt cla'r
at 10 percent per
sass ixeo.
Hated this 20tb day .f July, 1L
D. s. Smith.
Sheriff of Inu county, Oregon,
Sheriffs Sale.
mit CVr of tie SJt
XBW unncee afortcaae an.i Truatlavest-
flasas Company, limited, Plaintiir.
ra.
F.. Kead.nll and Wil iam F, Hatul ton,
PeaBaaVsut.
ATOTICE i- hereby given that by virtue
tl Of an exc-utton and an order oftude
imte4 out ol l be above named Court in the
above entitled set ion nnd to me directed and
delivered, 1 will on Saturday the Hst ti
ot Align!, at one o'clock.
tha t,4)urt House door In Albauj
county, Orego-j, at pubUe
ho in hand to tbe hiuhest
the real property desetibed in sail
Hon, and order ot sale as follows, i
The r.ortbweat Quarter of the noutbeaat
ouartar and t h a-nat ha.f rf t tia northeast
quarter of Section thirty i" Township
tnirteaa swath ranc thru west of tbe
Willamette Meridian in Llmr
Oregon, The proceeds of sale to be
plied flret to tl.e stavment or tho costs
disbursements of sut and thi aale includ
ing $250 a At orney 'oleee. (. to tbw
payment oftho ttuui of !t ith ac
cruing interest at It pet . - r aonnan
from June 29th. iL t aisttfF WaajfJ
tbe overplus it Any to be ra. i t the De-
fendants, their htorit at.d asaigne.
Dated July 17th, 18
D. s. Smith,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
In ihe Circuit Court of the Stuff of Ov0
for Cotmttf of Linn.
O F Crawfortl, FlaintilT.
T J Faulkner and Mary M Fanlkae.- hi
wife, Marian Faulkner and Isabel Faoikoer.
hia wife, William Foster and Mary K Foster,
his wife, Delaware Faulkoer and John A
Crawford, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
of an execution and au order of sale issued
out of the above named Court in the shov
entitletl action and to me directed and da.
liyered, I will on the 23rd day of Aucuat
16, at one o'clock, p. ro., at tsilsBSUrt
tiouse aoorm Alttsniv, linn count!1
at publio aucttott fof oah in
highest bidder sell thu real m
ed in said execution as follow, to-wit : Tht
south half of tho par half .f the Donatio
Land Claim Notification No. 2115 tod claii
No. 68, situated in Township twelve, sea
of Range three, west of the Waiaujtd
Meridian iu Lina county,,(regon, contataiai
eighty acres mre or ! 'ioe jr eeeds
sale to be appht;i SeaBeytneut e
the costs and diahure. t the suit ant
the costs of this sale. !. f the pay-
Jane ith
Pid iU."i
OreSB,