Sir Democrat.
FRIDAY JULV 29, 1887
A NEW TAPER.
The Evening Dsmocrat discusses the
matter of organizing a joint stock com
pany of leading Democrats ef the stale
with a capital stock of $50,000, to pub
lish a ftrst-olass morning Democratic
daily newspaper at Portland. This
matter has been dieoaeeed in en inform at
way for several years, but it has never
taken definite form. We have ao
doubt that a first-class Democratic daily
paper, with full associated press dis
patches and firet-elasa editorial ability,
would be a success. Suoh a paper witb
good business management would be
come a paying business within a year,
and would then grow into a successful
business enterprise. It could soon be
made to pay a handsome income on the
investment. We hope leading Demo
crats throughout the state may take this
matter up and push it on to suooess.
Suoh a paper is sadly needed, as the
party in the state is practically without
an organ. Suoh a paper would receive
very large and liberal support, and art
trust those who are moving in the mat
ter will push on to success.
The New York World aays that the
membership of Assembly 39 K. of L.,
which met at Fall River last week, has
fallen from 85,000, one year ago, to 21,-
000, ia round numbers, at the present
This district seat seventy-fivs
to the Richmond Ganeral As
sembly, but will be entitled to only
eight at Minneapolis. A bitter fight is
anticipated over the election of these
dslsgetsa between the adherents of the
Club and its opponents. The
ot a anu-tradee-uaiouists is
m . a . a a.
B. McNeill, recent candidate
for Mayor of B Mtoa on the working
men's ticket.
9MEBBBBB
Foraker Mid, "no rebel A tg abel! be
returned while I am Governor." In the
Ohio CNpiioI ia a stand of Confederate
color captured by the Forty-sixth Ohio
from the Thirtieth Louisiana at At!an
ta. The Forty-sixth has invited the
Thirtieth to a picnio next ninth, at
which it will return the captured colors.
The Governor will have to hurry up
witb his mandamus.
To a man who hae boys and girls to
read, the local newspaper is worth ten
timee it j subscription price. A boy or
girl will gain more information in a
year from the local newspaper than he
will in a six months' school. No fam
ily should be without a local or county
paper. Every citizen should take it.
Now is the time to order the Democrat.
$2 per year.
A committee of 100,beaded by May
er Francis, of 8s. Lauis, visited Wash
ington City the other day to invito the
President to visit that city some time
in October. The President accepted.
It is said Tuttle will not be there through
fear of being "insulted," and Fairobilda
will bo conspicuously absent for fear of
being "paralyzed."
The Das Moines, la., Register hastens
to call attention of its partisans to the
fast that it would not be politically
beneiioial to aaeeesiaete the President
for the successor would be a Democrat.
Has it come down to as fine a point as
that?
Bev. William N. Cleveland,the broth
er with whom the President has bee
visiting at Fcreetport, is a Presbyterian
preacher that preaches at three different
ohnrobes, alternating between thsm and
preaching throe times every Sabbath.
His oharges are six miles apart.
BitUr think Bi a. no is the beet
equipped p iblic man of tbe day. Bur
thin B atler'aopioun is not very valua
ble on matters political. In 1884 he
thought be was a well equipped presi
dential candidal, but the result of the
election left him without honor or credit
among tbe people ef the country.
Tbe Ortgonian seeing that neither
Blaine nor Sherman can be elected, now
wants to run Sheridan on a platform
whose main plank is tbe bittern eee and
hate of tbe late war. And this is pro-
More trouble 1 Tbe white Democrats
of Brunswick county, Virginia, have
just given a barbecue to their colored
fellow citizens. It was expected tbey
would make a barbecue of them. It is
a disappointing world.
Senator Sherman appears to have
agreed to a cessation of hostilities, but
tbe dulcet voice ef Colonel John C.
New ia still for gore with a blood-red
J. D. Wilcox bas purchased the
Portland News. It will be solidly Re
publican and rumor has it that it will
change to anti-prohibition. We wish
it financial success.
A program is on foot to admit New
Mexico with a part of Texas as a state.
Republican" aay it is a Democratic
scherce.
The Germans of Philadelphia are
causing Republicans much trout le in
threatening lo vote against that party
if the Sunday or blue laws are enforced.
It is predicted tbet tbe Northern Pa
cific will aoon pass into tbe control of
tbe Union Pacifio.
Jeff Davis wears a W. C. T. U. sil
ver badge.
AN OPINIO W.VNTitl.
JoRiA!,Lnn Co., Or., July 25,rdll887.
Editor Democrat :
There are some objections being urged
against the prohibitory amendment
whioh it to be voted upon Novum bar
8th next :
1. That the state has not the power
to prohibit tbe manufacture and sale of
alcoholic liquors.
2. There is nothing in tbe onatitu.
tion or laws of the state to warrant the
calling of a special election on Nov.
8th. (One of my neighbors says he does
not think any election will be oalted by
the Governor.)
3. The adoption of the amendment
would deprive individuals of their per
sonal liberty.
4. It is a third party movement.
I would like to have the opinion of
the Democrat upon these points.
Yours, etc,
T. W. BatAHT.
Without entering into a consideration
ef the main question, we cheerfully give
our views of the questions proposed.
We believe under our system of gov
ernment tbe power to prohibit the man
ufacture and sale of alcoholic liquors
exists either ia congress or the state.
In order to ascertain whether congress
has suoh power, we look to the consti
tution of tbe United States. We find
no suoh p)wer delegated to congress in
the oonstitution,and, as"tbe powers not
delegated to tbe United States by tbe
constitution, nor prohibited by it to the
states, ate reserved to the etateg re
spectively or to tbe people," we oon
elude thai tbe power to prohibit the
manufacture aad sale of aloobolic li
quors is one of the reserve! right or
powers of ths states. The Sipre-ee
Court hae so decided and that queetion
is settled. As to the second objection
we need only say that the last legisla
ture psseed a law authorizing the Gov
tenor to call a special election on the
first Tuesday after the first Moadey of
November, at which election the pro
posed amendments are to be submitted
to a vote of the people. (See Bastion
Law, 1887, pege 70.) The Governor
will call tbe election. Tbe third objeo
tion is antwered by saying that the
personal rights of individuals are alwaye
store or lees given up by individuate in
the f irma'iou of governments. As be
fore stated the Supreme Court of the
United States hae decided that a state
hat the power to prohibit. As to tbe
voting on tbe amendment biug a third
party movent an', we are unable to see
bow any one can so understand it.
B jth parties, Republicans aad Demo
crats alike, voted in the legislature to
submit the amendment to the people.
It wae not regarded there as a petty
qoeitim at all. In faot we think the
manoar of its submission has a tendency
to weaken rather than etiengtben the
third party movement.
WAS IT A SWINDLE t
It will be remembered that prior to
the last Legislature tbe minimum price
of school lands in this state wae two
dollars per acre. They ha 1 to be ap
praised before the state board could sell
them. Tbe last Legislature, without
much consideration, petted a law, au
thorizing tbe state board to sell all
school lands at tbe uniform price of one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre
without regard to value. From reliable
sources we learn that nearly all the
surveyed school lands ot tbe state heve
alread been sold. It it hinted that
thousands of aeree of these lands have
already paaeed into tbe bands of foreign
speculators. This could only be done
through a comprehensive scheme of
swindling carried on through perjury
and subornation of perjury. It Was
certainly a great mistake to thus reduce
tbe price of school lands, for many of
them being surveyed from time to time
are worth as much aa five dollars per
acre, and even more than that in tome
eases. Under this law no man can buy
more than 320 acres, but, it is -suggested
that foreign speculators from California
and other plaose have sent men into
Oregon to buy tbeee lands for them.
If such it the case it behooves the state
board to keep their official eyee very
wide open and enforce the law rigidly
in order to prevent such swindling.
People all over tbe state are watching
the course of things very closely ,tnd the
board would dj well by its conduct to
keep itself entirely above suspicion for
their is talk of land rings and land
grabbers. Let us have tbe old demo
cratic vigilance tbet always calls forth
the plaudits of the people.
mmmmmammmsss
Tbe Grand Army Record of Boston
bat this sound advice to give :
"Many comrades are asking whether
the crusade now going on against the
President s really on account of hia
veto of the dependent pension bill or is
a preconcerted political movement in
opposition to a Democratic administra
tion. Comrades, politics is a dangerous
rock, which will surely wreck our or
ganization ii we fail to give it a wide
berth. "All bands about ship Vf
Tbe Grand Army should cease fooling
around tbe ragged edge of polities.
Either oast out entirely the political
devil that bas already shown its blas
phemous presence or else tail in and
dhow our band in square roan-fashion.
It is evident thet there is a political
motive in the attack upon tbe Piesident
under the guise of Grand Army opposi
tion. Notwithstanding tbe fact that it
hat been admitted that the President
had nothing to do with originating the
order for the return of the rebel flags,
tbe warfare against him baa been kept
up with teeh venom that it bat dis
gusted all faif-minded people."
The task of keeping both the English
aristocracy and the Irish people in a
good humor gives Mr. Blaine a chance
to display his proficiency in tight rope
balancing.
Piano nnd Or .in fJtvn Away.
On Jan. 1st, 1888, w will give away e
$700 piano and a $160 organ. Bars is the
way to gat one of them. For eyery dollars
worth of feoda you purchase yoa will waive
a tioket, when you get Qva yoa may make
a guess ef the number of pieces of coin ex
hibited in a glass globe in our frout window,
which, with your name will bereu;istnred, up
to the first of January. Tho eat guessinc
ucemst to tbe right number will receive the
piano, next tha organ.
The piano, a Bradford upright, 71 octaves,
loeewood sao, t., and tha or:ii made by
Julius Baur, ot Unioago, 5 ooUvaa, VI stops,
etc may baaeenat theaters of K W Lang
den, of wham thay were purchased.
every ana purcUasing goo.U of ma will get
them at as low a price as to the Valley, with
a splendid stock to select from.
N. 11 A U.K. A Co.,
Albany, Or,
i i -mam-Ho.
for Yaqalaa,
But you must have a good pair of boots
or shoes, ao call on Henry Jooat, one door
north of Telegraph office, on Hroattaiuin ot.
We Tell Yea Plainly
bat Simmons Liver Regulator will rid
you of Dyapepala, Headache, Constipation
and Blllananest, It will break up ohilts
aad fever and prevent their return, aad la
a complete antidote For all malarial poison
yet entirely free from quinine or eel
omei. Try it, aad you will lo aatoniehed
at the good results of tbe gannide sum
mons Liver Regulator, prepared by J. H,
ZelllndtCe,
Sand Burkhart a) Keeaey uamaa and ad
of frtenda daatnng information ef Ore
go and they will sand thvm copies of th
.i Knot t'eawyer whioh contains a com
plsta dtsoriptiou of oaa county ia saoh iaae
with either desirable iafor nitiea as wather
e - '
Tha Baaiaalag of the Kad.
Tbe beginning of disease la a alight do
billty or disorder of some of the vital or
gans, tbe stomach, tbe liver or tbe bowels
usually, There arc dyspeptic symptoms,
tbe liver Is troublesome, tbe akin growa
taw nay and unbeeity looking, there are
pains In tbe right aide or through tbe
right shoulder blade. Tbe climax is of
ten an utter prostration of the physical
energies, perhaps a fatal iaaue. Hut If
tbe cimeulty la met In time with Ho flat
ter 'a Stomach HUtera, whlon la alwaye ef
fective a a remedy, and It should be re
stored to at an early stage, there will be
no reason to apprehend those Injurious
subsequent effects upon tbe ayatem often
a a tailed by entirely cured dissssss. Far
better la it, alaa, to employ this
edtcal agent in fever and ages, and other
malarial complaints, than quinine and
other potent drugs, wblob, even when
they do prove effectual for a time, ruin
tbe stomach and Impair tbe general
health.
Northern California has a character nick
named '-Strychnine Jack," through hia ca
pacity for taking that drug, of which he con-
umc a spoonful at a doe. If he cuts his
flesh and let a dog lick the wound the ani
mal dies.
ta Briar, aad to th Point
Dye papain Is dreadful. Disordered liver
iaraleery. indigestion la a foe to good
nature.
Tbe hnssan digestive apparatus ia one
ef tbe moat complicated and wonderfal
things in existence. It la easily put out
of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy fond,
bad cookery, mental worry, bus hours
Irregular nabtta, and many sthsr things
wblob aught net to be, have made the
American people e nation of dyspeptics.
But Omen's August Flower baa done a
wonderful work Ta reforming this aad
business and making the American peo
ple so healthy that they can enjoy their
meal a and be happy.
Remember : -No happiness witneut
bealtb. But Green's August Klower
brings health and happiness to tbe dys
peptic. Aak your druggie, fsr a bottle,
seventy Ave cents,
An Illinois school teacher who kept a
boy sitting on a chunk of ice for two hours
as a punishment has had to pay $yo dam-
tgtaj
Am Cad Is Srrsptsg
Edward Shepherd, of Hsrrisbora. III..
ssys : "Hsvisg received ao moon bonorit
from Rleetrio Bitters, I feel it my dnty to
let raftering humanity kosw it. Hsve had
a running sore on my leg for eight years ;
my doctors told me I would have to have
the bone scraped or leg empotated. i use
instead, three bottles of Elect no Hitters and
seven boxes Buck lea 'a Arnica Halve, aad
my leg ia now eoaod and well," Electric
Bitters are eold at fifty cants a bottle, and
Buckien a Arnica halve at 25c. per boa by
ana avsr
remmj tHetm
The rheaegrspher. aihsay, Or.
I havs all tha hmHm. i.i k. a
B - - wmmwt VJ n
. Faxtnn anil tn i. .1 1 1
- j uv vwi um v uupu
cetes from their negatives by addressing
na, at tts fo lowing prioss : Card stis, I
par doeen, cabinet slaw, S3 par doxen. bou
dours, fc p., doaen. I keep ths finest
line of Oregon views in tbe wast, Cata-
lOSrue fumlshud nn annlliiUn I'.m.li..
and enlarging old pictures a specialty.
J. G. Caawroam.
for Isle.
One hundred and twenty acres of the beat
quality of improved wheat land, all fenr-ed
Into four fields, good house, hard finish,
good outhouses, excellent fruits of ai! kinds.
Situated 3 miles west of Lebanon and one
and a quarter miles south of the itmrtinn nl
the Narrow Guage R. R ..with the Lebanon
orancn 01 tne u. K C. R. K. Inquire at
this office.
Baby trea sfsk. ws gass hae
she was a Catta, aha sited fh
Miss, she clung to C
srakraChil4saa,.ke
Baeh lea's Arste halve.
The tiMit a&lv in tha wnrM f,.r C.tm
iuivn, ouree, uicem, ru rcueum. r ever
Sores, Tetter, Cnapped Hands, Chilblains,
B-..I - U TTl . MM '
vorut ana sit nam nrupiiona, ami posw
tlvslr AlirM Pll nr nn na i-.n.ilrUl Vi
is guaranteed to give perlect satisfaction,
or monev refunded. Price 25 coots per
box. For aale by Koshay A Mason,
AKlH
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This oosrdar nerar rarias. A ntarrsl of parity,
sferssurtb and wholosoiasaoai. Mors seanoeikot
mn lbs otoanr kinoS . wvl osnnoS be sold iaaoo
petWoii with tho Bmitiftaaa of lew test, short
aaa. ltorAi Jaae VweVea Co., 100 VjJit.,
MY
Drv Goods, Notions, Boots 'and Shoes, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Window Shades, Wall Paper
and Decorating Paper,
Everything kept In a first-date Drv
mere it a demand for.
Novelties of the Season
, t
In 17 line ; em prepared to
MEET ANY PRICES
.noted lo tbe papers or etrcaltrs, and will take
Cash or Merchantable Produce
tod will not turn you off when 70a got out of money.
Samuel E. Young.
Very Bail
I have added to say last aad elat stack a
lias of tha oslsbratad Laird, AAster 4
MUrMl, Philadelphia Fime Uat fsr ladiaa.
tntsasa aad cbildrao, Aokaawlsdgad by
(Icalavs gtoerally to be tha boat vales aad
Hsst fitting Ana ahoa reads. Widths C. D. B,
aad EE. A child oaa bay as ebeae as a man.
8am caL K. Yaw no,
els Agaat, Albaay, Oragoa.
Wall Paaar. Mtadaa. Eta.
N H Allan ft Co. kalp in steak a fall Hea
of tha above foods, iaeladiag e flee assert
msot of dsoorattoas for aaaliaga, whisk thay
will at tha loarest poasibla prioss. frs
hsvs now to transit oaa of ths largsst stock
af tkaaa goods srar ia this saarkaa,
Thrifty people will sppsesitts tar valaaa
aad prioss.
RevrttU) ft Baowssix.
Caad ' ta Usetw aw.
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper deeiav
of ('hsttanaoaro, Toon., writaa, that he wae
seriously afflicted with e savors eold that
settled on his iungs ; had tried many
ra medio without boosftt. Boiog loduooa
to try Dr. King's New Diacovory for 'on
umutkm, did ao and was ontiraly eared
by the uae of e few bettlet. tXnee which
timo ho has usod it in bta family for all
Cough and Colds with beet reaulia. This
ia tbe ezperienoe ef thoasands whaae
Uvea bava bean saved by this Woaderfui
Dtacwvary. Trial bottlaw rao at Foahay ft
a umg
I4011D
TO THE
MKHOIT
or tu
LOST DO L LA B
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l I I I I l i l i l l l
I I I I I f i l l VI I
i
I
n
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
ERECTED BY WALLACE & THOMPSON
there to remind yon of the dotlare yen
might bare eared by taking advantage ef
their does prices.
NOW FOR THE FUTURE !
W. A T. will sell yon more groceries
and better qualities at lower prloee than
aoy other lire men. Rectify tbe errors of
the past, and save money In tbe future by
patronizing Wallace A Thompson, First
Street, Albany, Or.
New Millinery Store,
We deaire to oall the attea Uon ef A 1-
hanr 1 a.riik and th nnhlln ranll .
uui usw mna ozuidsito kooi or
FASHIONABLE
MILLNERY
under tbe management ef Mia a Bar
l a a a et s t .a ii. . . I
"nn, mi neau miiuner or we waoie,
I i,lf ,LIII mm
kh id in 1 1 1 inirv iiur inmini nr m (iahav
Valentine dc Golcamith of Portland
ivhila mir- ntnnlr all that nan ha daalr
d, our prices will be found extremely
t .
iow tor aret oiass Kooas,
Froman'a Brick,
apUTLERY.
n pocket knives, butcher knives, earr
ing seta, selseers, shears, raaofa, etc,, we
keep a very large assort meat. Come
around and look at our stock.
STIWaltaltSZ.
SPRING STOCK
Has arrived, Including
Goods nod Boot end Shoo House, from
& nongni tnete goods mostly m mw
AT BOTTOM CASH PRICES
and have and am receiving
DO YOU WANT BARGAINS.
THEN
A. B. McHwain's,
where yoa oan got the vary heat in pi loos
DRESS GOODS,
LAWNS
GINGHAMS, ETC.,
la unsurpassed. OaM
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Cash er produce taken, and prices given thet defy 00m pet It ion.
C. B. ROLAND & CO.
NEW STORE
AND
CONSISTING OF
Mens' Furnishiner Goods. Hats and Cans. Boots
and Shoes, and fine clothing. Choice selections in
rancy Bummer necitwear, bus. unaerwear, ualbrig
gan underwear, Pisk, Clark and Flaggs gloves.
The very best make of handsewed shoes, The very
latost styles in mens, youths and boys clothing.
All the celebrated make of hats in every style.
FINE CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
Remember our entire stock consists of bright,
new, fresh goods, and as
"Honest, Fair and Square"
dealing is our motto, We ask the public to call
and feet our prices, No trouble to snow goods,
C. fi. Roland & Co.,
One door west of the Revere House, Albany, Oregon.
HOTEL F04C BENT,
mHB EXCHANGE HOTEl, 1W TliI8
I city Is now offered for rent on reason
able terms For particulars Inquire of er
addrese James Mubkay,
Albany, Oregon.
B
A ft BED WIRE.
A larere stock on hand and will be sold
cheap. Also a fine let of plain galvanized
wire for woven fences at the store of
Stewart fc Sox.
LOWS.
iloms in and aae onr new stock 3f steel
and chilled plows. We oan suit you.betb
in goods and prices. Every Kuasell chill
ed plow la guaranteed to be equal to any
chilled plow manufactured.
Btbwabt a Sox.
LUE MONDAY OOODS.
rlnaera. tube, washboards, buckets,
etc., for aale cheaper than ever before by
Stewart a Sex. Several klcda ef wringers
aad something new In washboards.
W
AGONS AND CARRIAGES,
Haoka, single and double buggies.carta,
buck boards, and all kinda of wheeled ve
hicles. Don't buy until you aee what we
hare and learn our prices, sweat
Straw abv dt Sox,
the cheapest to m (food a qualify as
tot ana unicago ana
GO TO
and qusUtiea. II is stock ot Dry Good
OJ
yo blm for your
NEW GOODS,
Dry Goods Store.
SHANE ft LOSSWAY.
Desire to call the attention of tha)
friends and the public generally to thnir
extensive atonic or
DRY AND FANCY
GOODS.
embracing everything usually found in
a first-clas exclusive Dry Goods Store
we guarantee our prices oeiow those
fort land, we invite close buy era
examine our goods. Samples mailed
appii'jan ts.
SHANE A LONSWAY,
Frothan's Brick,
MONEY
TO LOAN
In sums to suit
BY
Bbrbhajut & Kxxvky,
Albany, Or.
New
Some Good Advice.
When Getting
Your Spring
Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes and
Furnishing Go o ds
Wi nd yonr way lo tbe More of
Osf
Wbolseda,
C LO TH ING
Hew tod In style, is unsurpassed in the Valley. His new stock e
HATS-
Is Ike beat In the market, am bracing all tho latest stylos. Ia
FURNISHING GOODS
Ha takea a front peerttlon. with a reliable, well selected stock. Hia sales at
BOOTS AND SHOES
Are large, because he keeps the beet, In qsality aad atylee
A SPLENDID LINE OF SUITINGS ON HAND IN HIS TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
New Goods Arriving Constantly
0 ji'''lfaflHHfafafafaflBPHa
We wear (he Little Red School House Shoes, and so do oar eietcts and oar
counine and our aunts, and if vou want thvm go to (ne
City Boot and Shoe Store
where you will And a large and coiopleta assortment uf goods in this line,
of nearly every grade end make, and at prices which will open your yea.
A dollar saved is a dollar made.
REDFIRLD
I. GREENBAUM
DEALER IN-
DRUGS,
STATIONERY, ETC.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Compounded
DAY OR NIGHT
108 First Street, Albany, Or.
J. P. Hail,
ALBANY, SR.,
AGENT
FOR
Columbia Bicycles and Tricycles.
Second hand wheels constantly on haod,
Send for 1887 catalogue,
DR. Gr, WATSON MAST0N
Physician and Surgeon.
Office rooms 3 aod 4. Foster's Bloek.
ALBANY - GRECO.
Q.ARDEN TOOLS ANDSKBD.
Stewart A Sox keep an immense stnet
of garden tools, a -id are aUu agdttt for the
celebrattd Walla Walla gtrdou ;ee,ts,
which gave bttter aaiisfaeti n ttian any
sold in Albany last reason.
P
OWDKR, SHOT, jKTC
Sportmen can alwavs find st our
apienditl luie of ammunition of all
and we also keep giant and bhtslin
g pOlff
der. fuse, etc,
Hia Stock o
& BROWNE LL
LEVERSHAM.
Tbe noted Cleveland Bay Stallion will
make a fall season at the plaoe of under
aigned, 1 mi. 5 south of Albany, beginning
J uly 1st. 1 arsons from a distance can
have pasturage for mares. Terms $2
Insurance,
MILLARD & ELKIN8.
Sheriff's Sale,
a the Circuit Court oj the state of Oregon for
Linn County.
L Foley, for the use of A P Black bora, aad
1 W C'eaver for the ae of A P Blackburn,
Plaintiffs.
va.
George Fegle, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution issued out of the above named
Court iu the above entitled action, T have
levied upon the following described real prop
erty and seised as the property of said Defen.
daut, to-wit : Beginning at the northeast
corner of A J Richardson's donation land
claim, tit uattd in Township 13, south range
2 west in Section 4 ; thence west SO rods ;
thence south to Reubeu Claypool's donation
land claim ; thence east to the northeast cor
ner of said claim : thence sooth on said claim
line to the line of the north half of the south
west quarter of Sec. 4 ; thence east to the east
line of the west half of said quarter ; thence
north to the place of beginning, containing
53 acres more or less. Also the following,
commencing on the west line of the donation
land claim of M B Ward aad Amelia Ward
Notification No. 4000, about SO yards south
of the northeast owner of A J Richardson's
land olaim, Not. No. (1031, Tp. 13 S R 2 w ;
thence south 32 reds ; thence in an easterly
course 50 rods ; thence north 32 rode ; thence
northwesterly to tbe place ef begin a ing, con
taining GO acres more or less, and en
Saturday the tl day or Aagast, 18:,
at the hour of one o'clock, p. m., at the Court
House door in the city of Albany, Linn coun
ty, Oregon, I will sell said real property at
public auction for cash in hand to the highest
bidder The proceeds of sale to be applied,
first to the payment of the coats and disburse'
mentcof suit taxed at 23.00 and the 00s ta
and expenses of sale. Second to the pay
ment to the said A P Blackburn tbe sum of
$35.90 and the farther sum of $124.53, with
interest on each of said sums at the rate of
one per cent per month from the 13th day af
September, 1886.
Dated this 21st day of July, 1887.
D. S, Smith,
Sheriff.