Sheriffs Sale.
in O Circuit Court of it Stat of On go, for
linn county.
L, ii. BUta, Plaintiff.
ft
vieo. W. Furry, end Laur 4. Furry, his
Wife And A. J. Hubler, Defendant.
XTOTICB 1m hereby given tbst by virtu
1 or u Kiwutluu ami nrier r si is-
Mut-l out of ida bora ns'usd Court In ll.e ,
sbnva entitle I milt t m -1 td mi I d
hvrd. I wiit on
Ster..y re eth stay f A avast, last.
a: Ibe tXart stieo uoor in lb oiiy of Al
bany Linn oom.iy, r.g n. at the hour of
10 o'clock, a m , eit at puiuto auction for
oaab In band to th highest biddor the
raal property daaorlbad In aald execution
and order ot sale aa follows, to-wit : Be
ginning at tbe uurthwest ourner of Notlfi -at
Ion V.. est. Ola.m No 49, IVtwiiahlp
11 I '( Of r . r n . .. f i .,iat
a wti . nd
u n. -ii.. north SB hi ass I6IM100
obaiu; tha unb 80 V at IS 07-100
chain a; thence weet 84 57-100 ohalna ;
thence anutb la 86' aaet 12 On 100 obaina,
to thepUo of beginning, c nti ing 25 and
6i 10" m h m ra or ten, -I .ixt.-d in i bin
la ir -g n !' ..i.c h,ii ni
ri-inir ii Iti' - n hi' v tM ur . ihmh ii t
1 1 K i i i i .ii,. in ,,f th coata
our tient .fthi uu taxed at
,ud tu o a n I i iii. nww of Mala.
an
117 n
eonud i I h ,.!.. i to i h Plaintiff
hereon t.re aum -f I40 r n Im . si rr..rn
t JKtM iwy dJuu lo7, i lb ratu of
un , twin 'r intuitu rbirit to ibe
p.orueui to ' i' i ' i 'in .mh, v.J.
Uvular, th u n of ilva Hi. .on with In
tarwk tbe rate of u-u per c-ut per annual
frou i e lorn dav ol imiurv, IHS, and
ihn nvir i - ft en ib rna b paid to
lenasto. l it .U Knrrx !.n ueir
oi e ),
in - i J i
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ALBANY ULbfiiATS INSTITUTE
ALBANf, QtiEUOH,
i. s. j
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aSIIaL, oliiiHG, UUIUKY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
ClASatS.
turaea of -iud eiiaii to meet ib
n-ed of all grade of ntudwuia.
- Special inducements offered to students
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from 6 50 to $18, Ml.
Board in private bun i' mm at ow raiee.
KooaiH tr --elf boarding at atualiex' en
A oareful u per vision exercise! over tu-
dewtMawav rrnm borne. Kab teini opatM
S-Heniber 7(b. Kor oiroular and lull
partbniiar iorew tbe Prweulent.
If, ft. 4. THan, u. 0
Albany, Oregon,
Conrad Meyer.
-!: I KIKTU it 0Wo
STAR BAKERY,
Cnrnar Broalaibin and First 8ti.f
-fEALKft IN
C)Miaia1 rr.nta, 1 aaaeO leact
GlMMwarf, ()nrfaare,
Dried Frail, Vegetables,
Tofeaeea. I Igarm,
Kaleea,
Kl-.
In fact every thin tbe'. ia kept in a gen
variety and granary atom. HigHeet
prion paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Aeoom modal ion h unaur penned for com
fort and aafety. Fare and freight via.
Yaquina and tba Oregon Development
Company'! Staemeblp mocb lees tnan by
any other route betweeo all pr ints in the
Willamette Valley and a t rancieoo.
Daily passenger trains except Sundays.
Ufi Taqviaa, 7.00 a.m.. Albany, 1:M r. U,
ArTtT,trvJii.,lt M A. ArriT CorvailU, t.Utr.U.
imn Albany, U:ie a, M,Arriv Yaquina, 6:0 r. a.
Oregon and California train connect at
Albany and Cervallia.
Faic between Corral lia and Albany and
San Francisco : Rail and Cabin, 114.00,
Bail and alee rage, $9.00.
WM. M. A,
Oeneml Maaagvr.
C c. Betl'E,
A. O. F. mad P. Agent, CenraUie, Or.
Oregon Developement Co.
First-class Steamship line between
Yqnina and Ban fmnciaco connecting ai
Yaqnina with tbe trains of the Oregon
Pacific Railroad Company.
MAILING DATES .
raoHTAoenrA rasa iai riAVciaoo
W. V., BstunUy, July 30th, W. V. .Friday, Attc. 6th.
E. O., Thursday, Aug. 4tb
K.U., waanaaoay, AUf.iu.
W. V., Tuesday, Auf. 16.
w. v., Tuesday, Auk.
a. o., sanday, Aug. ltth.
T. (J.. Satorday, Aug, 20th
C. O.. Sanday. Auk. 2Ut.
Y. O.., Saturday, Aug, 27.
w. v., Tnuraday, Aug. 26
W. v., TMuraoay, nap. i.
B. U,
Taaaday, Aug. 30th : K. O., Wadn day.hop, 7
The Company reserve the right to
change sailing daya.
I BY TOBY,
Qua. W. mod P. Agent,
801 Montgomery St., San . Francisco, CaL
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
Oregon A California R. R,
AND 0ONNECTION8.
TBE BT. MeaTA RBITE.
Cloes eeaaaatloM made at Ashland with stages of
tbe California, Oreg t end Idaho Stage Company.
Only SO Miles oi etaging.
Time between Albary and Sai. Fnaetase, M hours
OAuroaaiA axraaas tkaiss dailt.
South North.
4.00 r. a. I Leave Portland Arrive 10:40 am
s:06 r m I Leave Albany Leave 7:06 a m
S JO A m 1 Arrive Ashland heave 6:40 r M
local rASBBHOBa ra Aias daily (except Sanday).
sVooTm I Leave Pert land Arriv. S:46 in
12:40pm Leave Albany Leave i 11 M AS
1:40 fM I Arrive Karene Leave ) 0 00 A M
local rAsaavaaa traiks daily,
S:10 p a Leave Albany Arrive I 6:46 am
8.66 r M I Arrive Lebanon Leave 6:00 a m
11:60 r M I Leave Albany Arrtve I 2:45 v u
XM p m I Arrive Lebanon Leave J 2:0urg
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
daily between Portland and Ashland.
The O and C R A Ferry makes connections with all
the regular trains on the Kaet bide Oivision from foot
el rawest.
West alee IVtTlsloa.
gUrrWBB rOBTLARB A1B t oRVALLlS,
m Ail taim daily (esoeptrlundsy.)
7T80 A Leive Portland Arrive H:Uyu
11:15 p M Arrive Crvllls Leave 1:30 pm
BIPKBSS TBAHIS daily (exojp Sunday.)
e 440PM I Lave
00 pm I Arrl-e
P, inland
McMinti villa
Arrive
Lave
9:00 A M
6.45 A M
At Albany and Corvallls coi.nect with trains of
O regoe Paatae Bsiird
For fall information regarding rates, maps, etc.,
all oa Company ' Agent.
A. K0XHLBR 1. P. ROOgAS,
O F. A Pass Areet.
pAINTS ANDUILB
Of all kinds, mixed read v for ue, kal
anmin and elabaatine bruhe. etc . for
sale camp by Hi aw a ax A ox,
MsMBaaseaalBBaaawBBBBaBaBwBa
CHAS. H. D0DD & CO.
Front, JFtrst and Vine St a., Portland, Or.
WHOLESAir DEALERS IN
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HARD-
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WARE
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a iMn m
FARM MACHINERY.
Bole Agents tor Oregon, Washington and Northern Idaho for the
BUCKEYE REAPER . AND .' MOWER, a-
Thaaa afachinea am too well known to need comment. Thousands of Farmer have ngg
Ihem and speak of them with praise. They am the only Harvesting Machines
that will give entire mlllfamion to tbe purchaser.
MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER,
PHCENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE,
The moat fcflbettve and Soooamfnl Combination for Threshing and Cleaning
3 rain ever Conatrwstod,
t BUCKEYE STEEL FRAME . TWINE-BINDERS. i
Tbe featurea that dUUngulah this Twtas-Blnder I the Lightness of Draft, combined with Ita
AraortMnary Streogtb and Durability. The Binder ia of tbe Appleby pattern, tbe only
really anoeaasfol one yet known. We nave two styles, tbe Elevator Hinder and the
inattorm Binder both exoaUent-both recommended by hundreds of patrons.
Frank 8. Sprag e,
Sheriff's Sale.
a lAe Circuit Court qf the Slate of Oregon for
Linn County.
Hiram Sunt! , iLtuituT
va
John F. Martin, D. 'em'ant
Notice ia hereby given that by virture of
aa execution and order of eale leaned .nit of
tbe above named Conrt in tbe above entitled
action, I will on
Salarelay tae V7lb slay ot Aagasl, I ear,
at the Conrt Honee door in the City of AI
bany. Linn county, Oregon, at the honr of
one o'clock, p. a., sell at public auction for
cash in head to the higneet btddvr the real
property heretofore attached ia said action
described as followa, tn-wtt : All of the
right title and interest of the said defendant
oa er after tbe 7th day of May, 1887, ia and
to lot 10 in black 1 in MoCoiley'a addition
to tbe city of Harnsbnrg. in I u.n eoaety,
Oregon. Also lots 9 and 10 in black 4 in aaid
addition to aaid city of Ham. burg. Also
lot 9, 10 and 11 in aection 16, Township 18,
S. R. 4 w of the Willamette meridian ia Lien
eoanty. Or. .containing 67 96-100 acree, incl ud
ing a franchise for a fetry. Tbe proceed ana
log from the sale thereof to be applied brat to
the payment of tbe cost and disbursements
of suit taxed at 836 90. and the costs and ex
penses of sale. Iscoad to tbe payment to
the Plaintiff herein the sum of 8825 with in
terest at the rate of 18 per oent per annum
from the 28th day of June, 1887.
Dated Jaly 21st, 1887.
D. S. Smith,
Sheriff.
Hotice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or , )
Jnly 22nd, 1887.
Notios I hereby given that the follow
ing named settler baa fl led notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
of Ler claim, and that said proof will be
mad before the County Judge or County
Clerk of Linn county, Or., at Albany, Ore
gon, on
Tbaraear. September lAta. ISffi,
Thl : Lydla Emergen, widow of Tunnies
J Emerwan, deceased, who made Home
stead Entry No. 4274. for tbe 8 W M of
Sen. 24 Tp. 13. H K 1 K. Sbe names ibe
following witneesee to prove her own
and bar demaaa J husband's continu
ous reaidenoe upon, and onhivatlon id
said land, Ss : O. Frey, J. H Lewis, T.
Weddle end J Picksne, a' I of n weet Home
Peat Office. Linn county, Oregon.
W. r. BcawET,
Register.
lotice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City. Or., )
Jnly 21st, 1887. f
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ol bis inten
tion to make final proof in anpport of bla
claim, and that aaid proof will be made
before tbe County Judge or County Clerk
of Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Ore
gon, on
Tacseey, September 131a, IS?,
via : Dudley Haddea, Homestead Entry
No. 4717. for tbe Lots, 5 6, 7 and 8. of Hec.
22, Tp, 9, S. R. IE. He name tbe fol
lowing witneeaee to prove bie continuous
reaidenoe upon, and cultivation of, aald
land, viz: J. Priebard, 8. Pricbard, J.
Berry and J. Sbefton, all of Jordan Pest
Office, Linn county, Oregon.
W. T. BUKNBT,
Register.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the County Court of the County of Linn
for toe Htau oj Oregon :
Elijah Saltmarsh, Plaintiff.
VS.
S D Osger and M J Gsger, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given thst by virtue of s
writ of execution and order of sale issned out
of the above named Conrt in the above en
titled action, I will on
Sat ar4 ay tae nth day of Aagasl, 1887,
at the Conrt House door in tbe City of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the boor of
one o'clock, p. m. , asll at public auction for
caah in hand to the highest bidder the real
property heretofore attached ia said order of
aale described as follows, to-wit : The frac
tional river lot in the sooth went quarter of
Hec. 28 in Tp. 12 South of Range 1 west of
the Willamette meridian in Lion county,
Oregon, the aame being all the land lying
west of the Ssntiam River and east of the
east line of the donation land claim of Elmer
Kees, Notification No. 2619 Claim No . $B in
said Township, containing 3 acres, more or
less. The proceed arising from said sale to
be applied, first to the payment of tbe csts
and diabursments of suit taxed at $31 25 and
the coat and expense of sale, and $12 At
torney fern. Second to the payment to the
said Plaintiff the sum of $125.86 and interest
at one per oent per month from the 4tb day
of Jnne, 1883, less the sum of $70.
Dated Juli 21st, 1887.
D. S. Smith,
Sheriff.
for Infants and Children,
issoweJlsptirftoehlldmofiuit I 43as4eria cores Colic. Constipation,
Haarpsrkwtoanyrrcripdon I r SVxnach, Dtarrfcomtleti.
SO ma." H. A. abcssl M I
ya,Ji.T. I
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r I laweeava.jsLa
IRON,!
STEEL
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SchutUsr farm Wagons. Deere Flows,
Deere Bulky Plows, Cook A Co.'s Car
riages, Phwtons and Top Buggies, Fous
Bpring Mountain Wagons, Buck board i
Superior Drills and Seeders, Oor bin Die .
Harrows, Hodges-Haloes Headers,
Balsa Barbed Wire.
SEND FOB CIECULAE3.
Agent, Aibany90r,
CURES ALL HUMORS,
from a common motets- or Fruvtlou,
to the worst Scrofula. Salt-rfceajss,
cemjuerod by Uii puwrtni. purifying, and
ttvsforatlng inediciun. Or cut KaflBjg tl
eers rapidly beat under lea bvnlgu lufluw.".
Especially baa ft mninr.wn-d 11 potency In
curing Tetter, Rote Haeh. 0o I la. Car
bane lea, Sore Ayea, tkrohiloas Soros
and Swelling, Hip-Joint Dlase
Walte Swelling. 6o!lre, er Thirst
Keek, and Kalarged Claude. rV-nd tea
cent in stiuui for a targe treat am, with col
ored partes, on bkin Dieeaae, or the same
Thoroughly cleans Itby using Or. alreef
Slolden ft eel leal Afeo very, and sees!
digestion, a fair akin, buoyant Aptr
it, vital atrengtb, ai 1 aouuduca uf
tutlou, srul bo t-atubilauvd.
CONSUMPTION,
which M Scrota! on I
Lisn, I promptly avnd i
of che
OTtalnlr arrcated
and curtu by t:;i u
before t be kud
ivm niwuy, ir
nr.-
its
r v.-r tbU t.TTlMy
cJ.-rlnsr tba now
WSJ irl.
eaasprttaa Care, bu tmndnr-.i that nam
sa too nmii'-u rr n hm uu uw wi.u b, rrom MB
ui oomiiinnii' n r t n le, or aiiingtaeo
e. or M'x-i-rjimiutititf. anti-
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a lensndv tor txmsnmnilna of
but for all
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sallow color of skin, or y. Urmiaa-brown
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guxnaj Borcuofiing. jrrvur p,M ute,
fated torunie. yon r" usrTlns furtn Ii
ge4lon.bypeMilod TarwIS Liver,
or ' HI I iuane.' In manv rasrs ante
part of thcuo eym,doms are ejm rhnosd. As
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of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
for a case of catarrh which they
cannot cure.
If you have a flMwbsswe from
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Albany, Or
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K 111 DA Y AUGUST , 1887
TEMPERANCE DEPlEIISIf,
ROITSD ST TBS
Wanus'i Cfirlilisi Tempertore liisr
l it- W. 0. T. U. meets mi tbe Is
id Sid Itii ti v of esuh month at S
.. .V.. a i it ir tj ...
o . . r a , t a. vr. j it. nsu,
ovsr ri r nob Jewelry Stoie.
W. C. T. V.
At the apsoial meeting of tbe Unio
held last Tu i-li- of uiueb Ii -
teresi. Th rJic-1 (! Supi. ureseai
ed (heir ijiii eiljr repun sbowiug g
work done in must of tbe departments
Fun Piesident ted a thoughtful so
oaislult) pit pared irview of tbe wu i
I the qtiNtter, made miK valuable sug
g.tiioits in regaM ti i he future. 8h
stated that tbe atteutUuoe was (! llv
tMoieaaiug, and th meetings b coming
inure ml-ieei lug. Tbe Secretary re-
ui ted n average atteudanoeof iAteen
iBoBejf cot looted during tbe quartet.
210 U but., menis, 102 (Treas
rets irpurt we failed tc ir t.)
I'ti. building enmmiMeei i ejeo ted tb
tovk had begun on the 1111. That h
, ag .1 R. B. Vuuk f II
II. ' $120 l'l g-. ! SAM
duat tan nd ouutiNet sb wing tk
i 'l. i.g Was iu guild sh e. K i
ocepind. t a v mini' ret
uui".id-t U ' dni01(H
to the campaign fund, of money now i
that i i U; m ' r. ih' i.-.- ,
. fill I I I l ft ' U "I- V
s i Kg i is I , 400'
ge St U HOB on band 2676
pMgea dinti i-u wti duiiug ibis aaitei
A osll was read from OBI Natiou
(Boers asking thst Sbnvb la, be nb-
aerveel as s day ' prayer f.n th encore
of the P.utibitiory Amendment is tb
State of TessA The Pt a sppolote
Mrs. Aitbouea and Mrs. VYcbb, a com
mittee to arrange a uoiou asrttoeofai
ibe oburebee, for thtbbaib evening. Mr
MoCallister was sppointed Sabbath
Sh.ol Sopi.
. a a
A NgW TCMPgKAN.'K CRL'HAUR.
When ike decree against drinking
and liquor -selling was promulgated by
the recent Plenary Council f tbe Ii .
man Catnolio Cburcb v Baltimore, thi r
was s good deal of curiosity as to bow
much it meant and whether its enforce
ment would bo i newted on by tbo clergy.
It is evident now that it is not to be
treated as s dead letter. Tbo eruead
against Sunday liquor-eel ling and drink
ing hat boon inaugurated is Baltimore,
ibe borne of Cardinal Gibbons, av sv
ersl of the clergy of tbat city, aad it i
said to base the active sympathy and
uppert of Cardinal himself.
Father Edmund Didier, io hi dis
course at 8u Vincent's Cburcb, whic
ia situated io a saloon -cursed portion of
that city, tend several extract fr as
tbis deetee on Hosdef , Ibe moot perti
nent of which contained these commend
able admonitions :
Tbere is one way of profaning lbs
Lord's day which is so prolific of evil
results tkst wo eensicer it osr doty to
utter against it oor special condemn a -tioo.
This ig tbe practice of selling
boor and other liquors on Sunday, or of
frequenting places whets they are sold.
This practice tend, mere thsa say obr,
to turn tho day of the Lord into s dsy
of dissipation ; to use it aa on oceasioa
of breeding intemperance. While we
hope that the Hund.v laws on this point
will oot bo relaxed, but even more rigid
ly enfoioed, we implore all Catholics,
for the love ol God and of country, never
to take part io such Seodey traffic, nor
to patronise or countenance it. And
wo sot only direct the attention of sit
pastors to the rpree-ioa of this abuse,
but we also call uin them to induce
all of their fleck that may be engaged
in tbe sale of liquor to a ban Jen, as soon
as they can, tho dangerous traffic, and
to em trace a more becoming way of
making a living.
And hen oe it behooves as to remind
oar workiogmen the bone sod sinew
of the people, sod tbe spseUtly beloved
children of tbe church that if tbey
wish to observe Sunday as tbey ought
they must keep away from drinking
places Saturday tight ; carry your wages
home to your families, where they
tigbtfully belong ; turn a deaf ear,
t bereforo, to every temptation, sod then
Sunday will he a bright dsy for all the
family.
If ell the Catholic clergymen in the
country will follow tbo exsmplo of
Father Didier and enforce this decree
smong their respective flocks, they will
do more to aboltah poverty than all the
anti-poverty societies thst can bo or
ganised by Dr. McOlynn aod Henry
George in a lifetime. This interdiction
is aimed at all excessive drinking,
whether on Sunday or any other day.
A geoeial movement all over tie coun
try, oo the line Indicated by Father
Didier, will do much good, sod it is to
lie hoped thst it will be undertaken.
Mure can be done in a practical way for
the causa of temperance by a move
ment of this kind than esn be done by
legislation
Superintendent Lawler of tbe Sobuy
kill Division of tbe Reading railroad,
Umm issued a notice to all employes of
i Im division that tbey must abstain from
intoxicants whether oo duty or not.
Any oisu reported to him aa having
bees seen taking a drink of liquor or
beef will be summaiily dismissed from
the service of the company. He says
in bis orders that "Tbere is no businrss
i bat needs level-beaded men more than
railroading, both for the safety of em
ployes And the traveling public.''
Chicago has eighteen solid miles of
stloone.
Iu Germany the law forbids the sale
i f tobacco to youths under eighteen
eat 8 of age.
A ooorse ! throe Let urea to medio-il
students or Alcohol, baa junc been given
t.t I).. B W Bicburdson st tbe Psrkes
Muss'iiu f Hygiene, L indon.
Mr. PriwdyHy sate : "Iu ooe Pmn-
i I VxMfil CIIO'V III M HlllglH VH-jr gl,-
! 000,000 wh epeut for liquor, and $1 1,-
t ... a a
000,000 ot the amount cme tioin work-
iagnwtb
Liquor dealers ibroughout France are
i nch Mlarm a tbe recent declarNtion
in h- Oh otiiir-r of Dannie tbst legis
Ui. e intetfHnce i neoenssry to pre-
th alarming increase of drunken-ues.
Wamlainvfton.
(Treat ear rsgustr isrrssssesmb)
Waskimoton, July 18th, 1887.
Tho salutary efrVctg of tho tsosoos
taught by tbo recout ezpt sure of lbs
rascalities uf Bioou its tbo P.tout
Office, Riul Hsrvey io tho Timteur,
are perceptible to imuy wiye. Tdo
leads of BurvMU ure mure- uiilMeni
.od vigilant as well as ex h i i'g re
g-ifUlng tho Berlin Ml 'l t'. fiu Hlig
me public bualiica-, and tli c ras
spprecisle tbo state ut .ff.i.i y In
orsasod activity and thuroughue in
porformlog tholr allotted tasks. Ia
all the Departments there Is an 111
coocmied feeling of spprehousloa,nnt
n ey MUapeuao, as b what a day
may bring ioriii, and your corree
poudent feels safe iu prod let lug that
tbe sod is not yet that others lo
nigh places are cowering lit ni,u
irar uf si tuiprtisi luvostigaii iii uf
heir dniogs reallxtiig tb) be '-
uii would be ruluuus to tin m, 1
neve gKid regsub to Uellove met
40uerl but quiet oXMOatuatiuu uf the
Rooounts of all disbursing officers in
t e.i.g made by tlireetitdi uf su leestts
.utbority tbati tbo Prewbi. ut himself.
Postmaster General VtU was pari
ty engaged this woek In the much
at eded work uf revising tbo psiial
rairulatious. which baVO hut l-ni
.iu. ii led sluoe 1877 The P M
ter General !' I und tftftej i ,
I ,i tbo otgtiiv- iu mo letter . t .
ptNil ii Clerk, ..!. g p. rtnl- lui I hold ,
s eonvsotion to discus thn n etfs of
lie eel vice, and adviaig ib iu I
the proper way tu eeur t "t t,
aud outl won ul ! to ma-
gvstlu le lliu l) . r
sk4 ur to them Iu I he
i Tmat.6e uf 'le i r uuti- -
Up to the prea-M.i lols Ssu ithj .
ernttioht receipts umouot to au
11,000,000, aud tie Xp l-lur
melustve uf 812,000,UOO,ih p lus,
to $18,681,102, making an e . f.n the
excess ofdisoursom in - uvi r rt t i, ts
it le oetltuatrd tbt the r. . i, ti Vr
the bda. to f the mu in alii tu
81,000,000 .id d Mssl tuvXptii
lltoree wile b. iuii i.rgo in
total amount uf bunds redeemed uu
def IBS oii,w. Ub tiiaiurorl July M,
li $1 8,098 ,2o0,leavi g still ..uUU"U
isg uf the saw 81328.058, th wn .io
amount of called bonds uulstahding
Is 86,800, sod. At Beeut tee Treas
urer finds itself unable tu supply tb
heavy deratnd fur u tee of tn i I d
iiomiQaliuos, but oruer btVe been
Issued tu du su -o.o s practicable
To pruTO that President Cl-v. I ,..d,
who has probably received m tm
Abuse sod adverse crl icUm fmai th
soldiers then soy uf bis preJe-eea
Is ro ily their btM friend, bsvlng
dooe better by them tkao any other
President, it is only necessary to re
fer to the records of th Pension O'
Boo. During tba firt two yer- of
bis term, Prealdobi dovelsfd hes
spptuviel 888 private poiiSiuo bills.
Geo. Grant lo eight yoars, ooly ap
proved 486, Hayes lo four year-. 303,
end GatftVid aod Arthur out 738 in
tbe same time. In addition to tnis.
President Cleveland hss spprovod
three general peneloo bills Marcn
19th, 1888, Incrossiag to twelve dol
Isrs tho pensions of 79,787 widows,
mlsors Rod dependent relatives of
Union soldiers ; August 4th, 1886, in
creasing the pensions of 19,0)0 Infirm
and met rood (Uoleo soldiers of the
civil war from 824 to 30, from 880
to $36,and from $80 to $87.60 to $46
per month. The set of Jan. 27 th,
1887, which has already placed upon
tbo pension rolls 8,466 survivors of
the Mexican War sod their widows,
end durlog the present fiscal yoar
tbst number will be Increased st
least 26,008. Tbe Pension Office
records demonstrate beyond theshsde
of doubt, the sstertloo of Republican
ourrespondeots to the contrary not
wltbstaodlog,tbst 181,180 mora cer
tificates of pensions were Issued dur ing
tbe first two years of s Democratic
Administration than during the last
two yearn of Republican control. Aod
during tbe ssme time tbe sum dis
tributed to pensioners by the Demo
crats exceeds by 816,617,026.99 tbe
mount distributed by the Republi
cans for too same purpose and time.
It is slso susceptible of proof that in
the metier of new names added lo
the pension list, tho CievetRnd Ad
ministration ts.16,408 names ahead
of the lest two years of the Republi
can regime. Such strong Arguments
ss tbess ere sufficient to put to shame
tbe Republican charge that President
Cleveland end the Democracy ere un
friendly to tbe soldiers of tbe Union.
The disbursing officers of tbe
Treasury were somewhat surprised
tho other morning when a duly au
thorised committee of ex pert account
ants called unceremoniously to count
their cash and see If the books woold
balance. Similar action will be taken
with all disbursing officers. Their
accounts have never been overhauled,
and it will be s great wonder If much
crookedness io high places Is not un
covered. A MINERS LUCK.
A miner in Lead ville, who osc tssithet
read nor write, is worth to-day at least
83,000,000. Four years sgo h hadn't
a penny except what he earned from
day to day as a miner. His name ia
John L. Murriasey. H is a young
man, not ove - 32 or 33. The Crown
Point mine, like Tom Bowen'e Gulcond,
was just sbou. paying expente. Her
owners offered to sail her for $40,000
Merrissey went to Obiosgo and inter
ested Dismond Joe Reynolds in tbe
matter. Reynolds knew that Morris
sey was an authority on miuing,even if
he couldn't write bit name. Ha finally
pu i chased the Crown Poiut,agrfsei,-ig to
give Morrissey a half interest after the
original sura was repaid. Within thir
ty days they struck s vein of high-clans
ore that has yielded them a monthly
income of $18,000 apiec- ever sinc-t.
There is said to he 85,000,000 worth of
tre in sight. MorrieHy cannot even
tell tbe time of day. It is a stock j ik
among th bo? if von ask Morriusey
abut o'clock H i fir him to pttfl fr ra
hi-, foh a $500 w i-rofi rd, wib t c n
dn.Mendln o. lei I V0U to 'I .k t"r
1 wt "! 'ben ye'li know I ..m net
I 1 - A. ... ... sa 9$
.vmg t.u y. .
Pr.ihibuit n has greatly diminished
c im in A i Lit,Geot gia. Toa weeka
yeo .a.,ry toim -i iv i g- ihrongv
v. h h- criminal d cKy During the
prwaeat year it was ciod out in two
days.
HE WAS GREATLY MiSUKEH.
A Mary laud Otietu..i ueekoaed Without
Mis ii... t.
I live in the midst of the malarial dis
tricts of Maryland, near (he city oi
Washington, and arn exMised to all the
dangctniiA
and water
Bcin
tution. no di
compi
Th.
influence of the impure air
f that region.
rurally of a strong consti-
id fre'Hpfotry boasted that
tl fever or other malarious
i iltl fvi i tioiiLle me.
, tu v extwrhVm s anil lite con
dition in wkstsh I found m if six
months txo, 1 fud noticed that I did
not feel so torighily and vigorous as
was my w til in no.
enervate. I.
And dtffh
its api-ci ... ni ill
creAsing In
more Ihari
stretchy fa .
made ifi i
Alwa
and I i
The 1 1
tering ui ih
over me, and
could ket i
succeedi t! m hi.
1 secmetl to I
rsfh if u
pain in ih )
ed citatio.
descrtbable ,i .
Nausea ani
veie rctcliM1. .. 41m
, ittht passed nil I 1
ruled by .1 we.tknc
I f
clt tited and
1 1! i distinct
would make
fin ii. ion, in
exerctst was
Then a
japing
iiiy head,
ii red heavy
i (i let.
Mi ( hat
r. passed
lothing
lull was
ui which
the con
t .lolent
,1
Ml uutl i heat-
lids, with an in
he lower limbs,
ot curred with
. ri the parox
ui fjhjry pros
thai was felt in
jevery part of inc.
1 drugged myself with quinine, and
obtained vonie relief, but my respite
was uf bncl duration. I was now so
much reduced that I mild hardly walk
or stand 11 plight. Aly disease soon
culminated m a tontimicd malarial fe
ver which kept mc closely confined for
about a week. 1 bp ime exceedingly
depressed ami melancholy, so much so
that 1 lust interest in my work, and,
indeed, scarcely cared what happened
to me.
During all this time, it mast tie un
derstood that 1 did nut neglect medical
treatment. All the most powerful
remedies were tried, such as liquid ar
senate uf potash, valerianic uf iron,
mercury, bromide of iotassium, chlo
ride uf butituth. cliinotdine, chinchoni
dia, quinine and several others. AU
this I did under the advice of eminent
physician.
It was while I was in this deplorable
condition that the claims made for
Kaskine, the new quinine, as a specific
for malaria, were first luuught to mv
attention. I knew nothing of its value
to justify my having any confidence in
it, but as everything else had failed I
deemed a my duty to try it, so I began
its use, and its prompt and radical ef-
ici.i 0 were 01 ine nature 01 a reveiatiorw
10 me. Many people may think ihc
statement scarcely credible, but it is a
fact that after only a few days' use of
Kaskine all the leading symptoms in
m . 7 T ,
my case were decidedly abated or
ceased altogether: and in a few weeks
. .
fiom the tune 1 took the first dose I
was cured.
This w as about the first of January,
And since then 1 have expcricncct) no
recuneiiieuf the malarial symptoms
in any form. A remedy of such ex
ceptional virtue for the cure uf malaria !
ought lo be commended and univer
sally msde knuwn. I have therefore
urged it upon the attention of my
fiends, several of whom have used it j
with like good results in every case,
and it is with the greatest pleasure
gjtd onreril) that I commend Kaskine I
to suflctcrs from malaria everywhere, j
Respectfully yours.
j. I). Hirii. B. a.,
P. S.Sh..uld any one wish to ad-
dress me as to the genuineness of the
above letter, I will cheerfully respond.
Other letters uf a similar character
from pintnment individuals, which j
stamp Kaskine as a icniedy of un !
doubted merit, will be sent on appli
cation. Price $100, or six bottles,
$5.00. Sold by I Irnggists, or sent by
mail on receipt (if lAKC.
Tbe Kaskine Company, 54 Warren
St, New York, and 35 Farringdon
Road, London.
Ho, for Yaqaiaa,
But you must have a good pair of hoots
or shoes, so cab on Henry Joost, one door
north of Telegraph office, on Broad) bin St.
;r an keenest, er Liquor Bab it, eta be Cured bj
s iminutsrusg Sr. Baiass' Golden Specif e.
It ran be given in a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking It, ef
fecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient is a moderate drinker or an aloo
hoiic wreck. Thousands ot drunkards have
ew made temperate men who have taken the
t. olden specific in their coffee without their
knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drink
114 of their own free will. No harmful effect
1 eauita from Its administration. Cures guarsii
n od. bsnd for circular and full particulars.
A id rets in confidence Golden racinc Co
15 Bare St.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All Vlvsrla et aeanrets JM..Ai
jVUkinda of rough, dressed
Ulld SeBBCTasjd ItllSl Oer ,l&tu8 Btl
i.4. .t-.4l
piCketS kept Constantly Oil
hand- Billl Sawed tO Ordei" on
..... st-A.
SnorteSt notice Use Only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made Satisfactory,
ROBINSON & WEST.
Administrator's Notice.
Notioe is hereby given, that the under
signed has this dsy been by the County
Court of Linn county, Oregon, appointed
Administrator of the estate of Annie Bam
ford, deceased, late of Ltnu county, Or.
Ail persons bsving claims against said
estate are required to present them to the
under igned at Halsev, Oreuon, within
. J . t. - f - .i.... nIA.lt .
ia mmnue .rem u !",uou
law required.
J UIIH iniu, IOOI ,
T. A POWKLL,
Administrator of tbe aald estate.
Weathkrford A Blackbokb.
1 Avt'ya for Administrator,
THINGS WEXL TO KNOW AND DO.
Hot sunshine woi remove scorct.
The beat liquid for cleaning old brans
is s solution of oxslio acid,
K nene sppitVd to unmet! turves
will keep tin-in from rmttibg,
A dump cl- tb tiippwi in emrnou sod
will i r I 1, '.-li 'iiiwmi'iH-i.;,
T eteas knivr : 0-i small oiio,
l u ub 'htn.
N hf r, mo OH g(duliy heafrd
J ' b r so likely
uj Mdw, losing a soli ftahttel.
Mildewid iinoK rnay I restored
"M.tt !m spot, Sod while erg' ;.,(
by 1
bg tl
I
I I
I I'fOft
i 1 hlk.
li
' 'V j AI
ll , le-l 1 un i. .
ml ' 'I it will di
I wtr
rt" "- ;
. ni"ij- , 1,
I ' ' bea ia- :
i-nlt.-, biesrh.
B mug wier sj
tic eta, hi d ppln d 1
ewi wii't.v ebli
Bt iiid never iie
i i.ow,
Lm-ji but ners 1 h
. 1 tin pi n-
louts, ibeuj
li ul
ir
e s ii k
iilv
i' ii?.
Boap
'"-tn
hve 1hisiibih "itn
.1 i by boiling
, 'er, iini; I tu
Me ; th.--
H I, ff
C t.
d.
Co, ,
a tit ii,,
' .it,
ib g a
links
aud
1 ore
A f w At'
w ' Ir.cki g,
' t' .ii. K .His
li ( a SpOOSrfsi 10 s
gi el r - - ickiu. t
' g' l 'b .ie'l
qnt4)
he if 1
.ixj iiihU in 'i.e i.r it g. Powdered
bfig in gMd, it on- d'-eldrdiy objtests
to I he smell of keinaeoe.
Bv the eflusl ol le W. V. T. U.
h' 1 ei,a 1.1 S'llidsy Hchool asSSSSP
on every b'-rieenb Sunday fur the
neg ..ter ot ili las 00 tbe tern; er
Mi.ee quest ion.
It requires two million- of ponial
card- day 10 upp'y ffae deabd.
fiotice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or. I
July fttb, 1SS7, ;
Notice Is hereby given thai tbe follow
ing named asttler baa fl.ed netb-e of. bis
intention to make final proof in auppor: of
hi claim, siid thst said proof wilt be ovule
before the County Judge or Cmmy Clerk
01 Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Ore
gon, on
Taesday. Jsssst trird, insj
Vis : George Washington. IJameatead en
try Mo 422S, for tbe if X of N W M of See,
Tp. 10 M K i K, He name tbe roilow
Ino wiinsssaee to prove bis onaUnuou
r. Mil. n upon, and oultivalioo of, sakl
Isnd. vig : K W.not, C Peperling, C W
hichardeou an J P K Bilyeu. all of Jordan
Vailey f'ot office Una county, Oregan.
W. T, BusUfBV,
KeguAer.
Hotice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon civ. Or,
Jaly tub, 1S87. J
Notice far hereby given tbst tbe follow
ing iiskmI settlor bas Sled notice of bis
in i-nt on t . nuk tlnal t.roif l. atiittxirl uf
ma claim, nt that aaid pruor am 1 tun.i
iwfur the heguter and Keiver of the U.
8. Land Office u uregon City, or,, on
idy. ts,s.t rsia. leaf.
; rit . Harvey Grabs m. Hnmtead Emrv
No- 4ASA for the W J of 8 W li of Sob.
14, Tp. iu s it 1 K. He name tbe follow-
ing witneeses to prov- bis continuous
reidenea up.m, snd cultivation of. aid
land, vis : C R.cbardaon, J Bryan, D Nal,
and P Bilyeu, all of Jotdan Post uflije,
,',nn couoty, Oregon.
W.T. BCRlfMT,
Kgiater.
SAM MAT.
C. SLM1KRS
MAY k SEUDERS,
Dealers in General Mbrcnandiue
HARRIS8URC
OREGON
Will MJ GlalH, Wool alld ail Alias
Country produce.
w
BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
SciStie,
Lumbago,
Khsnmsthm.
Burns,
Scalds,
scratches,
Sprains,
Strains,
Stitches,
Stiff Joints,
Backache,
Galls,
Seres,
Spavin
Cracks,
Contracted
Muscles,
Eruptions,
Hoof Ail,
Screw
Worms,
Swinaey,
Saddle GaUt,
Piles.
Stings,
?"'r
THI8 GOOD OLD ST AND" BY
ftepomBlUhMfor eTerybody exactly what Uclalmcd
for It. One of the reasons for the ijreat popularity f
the Mustang LuUraeat la found la its ul versa 1
applicability. Everybody needs su a medio In.,
The Luhermn needs It in case of accident
The Housewife needs It for gaMrelfamlly u.
The Casaler needs it tor his teams and hla men.
Mecbaaio ned u always on ws worK
j Tbe Miner seeds it tn case of emergeacy.
Tho lMoneerneeUlt can't gat along without 1 1
! JKErsr" 61
Tke Steamboat man er the Boatman needs
It la liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Horse-fancier needs It It is bis bet t
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs It it will save aba
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The Railroad man needs It aad will need It
long as his life Is a round of accidents and dangers.
The Backwoodsmanneedslt. There Is not i -Ing
like It as an antidote for tbe dangers to lift ,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs It about his store amon t
bis employees. Accidents will happen, and vrheiv
these oome the Mustang Ualment Is wanted at one. w
HLee a Bottle ia the House. 'Ti tbe best ot
SSOBBSSr.
Keep a Battle ia the Factory. Its immediate
use In ease of accident saves pain and loss of wegea
Bleep a Battle Always in the Stable fo r
a so whea wanted.
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR
Ffr .ill IjI :Aet of ibe
Uvtt, iiaasyc, Strtitdh aad Spleen.
TTds etiely vegetable pre-
mtntUm. mrw ao cbUbrated sa a
ready Mcdicinr, r.rigiaut 1
the Siith i l.t-a. jt acta
W.I s " ' '"wel and
Mieeeya and ..rreefs aw
vt ti !.f:he Liver, ntvt it.hf.r
. fuT( the beat trevrAti-rj
Wt i I:." vh ttir (he skta-
" ;,-...( a aft
iaeassa e wtl' an-
Th- Iteeniator is aale to adminiater in aay
BMi'l.l on m the .y.trm, ami wride no eirr a
tttiicf can it do harm . It will InvisoraSS
Ske a clsea of wine, but la no ine-.ir.Ung eVvtr.
sg f lead to (ntemprrant : 'ill .rmot M-
K-at,n, U.hiput- lu iulut lii', aim gn
n.llv u. Hie ayaiein. "llie doae t aa
not nnplea-suit, and ita virtuea
No los of time, no
rt.p'lon or out
ITiLS
l.ualne wbSs
Kegttls tor.
Chiiiren r. m nla 1 n ig of
Coite. iirn.i i, ,.-, .rf Steh
Stwmoeb, a- ij-pjoAs) or
sore wiii give rebel.
If lake occasionally by pa
tients erprMd to MALARIA,
will eanef die ptnao and p react
them from attack,
a mvairjAirs ertxiev.
I hare h-n praccid ng nv die ine ten twenty years,
snd have never been able to put up a vg t-bla
compound that would, like Simmons Utver W-go-tUr,
pr'miptly snd effectively saovs Our Liv r ss
S' lion, sad at the aame time aid (imtcad of ok
cning. th lgp(ive and simllallv era '4 ipe
ayetsar.. L M Hiarros, at. V , Waakngte-i , Ark.
UKZ THAT TOt7 OCT TSr. OKKVIk:
nttVAmru v
J. il. Zeil'tn & Co., Phitadefphkr, Pa.
o
Tae BUYKBJT OIfjOB Is
Ssll,
3.SOO
G1VBB
direct to consumers aa ell
personal or fassilr as. Ts
r, aasa give exaeft aeat ar
rem as, eat, snnk, vraar, ear
IX v AIvAJUdB
af
will mall
1 It 54 K tO
upon aecetas ar 19 ess. sa
sipnue erf asaUtag. IaS as 1
gem. Hepr-et fully,
MONTCOMERY WARD A CO.
ttt V ggp Walsaaa Aveaae. CBSes ga, US.
MANY LAMP CHIMNEYS ABB
ottered for sale repressmtSMl
as sjcKNl as the
BIT THE!
ARE NOT!
And like all Can a ter felts
Remarkable I.ASTIX4 4kaalltlea
of tiik tiunvtnwu
PEARLTOP
And Insist
run
THIS
upon
IIAVIXG
them
with
LABEL
ob ges
maOrsT
The PEARL TOP ia
naanfaciareg 4vt.T By
&tC0, A. MACBETH & CO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
PATENTS
.t.e-i. aim bS sthss kejAaas m Sk
OsreSaboMHstt Us C. S. SsS
IstC. 1
tba thsa
or drarlna We av
b4htyfree 4 charge ; and we make
We refer here, to til Ei ssisisr.
amssy Order Dir. and to oStossas of Use C. g
sbsb. roretnuJar, advae, Ssrass, aast sSsisulss
s i Baal cnetd fas yoar owe State or oeaaaty, saarsas
a 4 SMOW & COae
OtfD Ue SNatamt i'te. W.-I in. t,o. fi
Administrator's Notice.
Notice u hereby aiveo that oa tbe 22nd
day of June, 1887, the undersigned waa by
the County Cart of Lion eoanty, Oregon,
duly appoint d Administrator ol the estate
f William Robuett, Ute of said eoanty, de
ceased. That uodemgued has duly qaal
iriedas such Adu.tn.strat.or. All persons
having cl a i in i agaiaat s:d estate ar hereby
untitiod to present them wish ih proper
vouchers, within six month from the date
hereof, to the undersigned at his residence
bear Crawfordaville, Linn county, Oregon.
Dated this 8th day ot Jolv. 1887.
D. P. ROBNETT,
Administrator of aaid estate.
W. R. BiLYkU,
A Uorr-ay for the Administrator.
Citation.
In the Count y Court of the State of Oregon for
Linn County.
In the matter of the estate of I M Cooper,
deceased,
To Rebecca Cooper, mother, and B W
Cooper, Joel Cooper, Samuel Cooper, George
W Cooper, U vonia A Purdom, Martha A
Frum. Cordon Cooper, Abhie Penmagton,
Jane Bringhare ard Nancy Duncan, broth era
and sisters, and next of kin and heirs at law
uf aaid I M Cooper, deceased, aad to all
others known end unknown, who have er
claim to have any interest ia said estate.
In the natre of tbe State of Oregon, you
are hereby cited to be and appear in th
County Court for tbe County of Linn at the
Court House in the City of Albany in aaid
County and State, on
Monday the 5th Bay or September, 181,
at the hour of ooe o'clock in the afternoon of
aaid day, the same being a day ot the regular
Soptember term of said Court, 1887, and
then and there show cause if any exist why
an order of sale snould not be made direct
ing and licensing George W Cooper, Executor
of the last will and testament of I M Cooper,
deceased, (o sell all the right title and inter
est of the said 1 M Cooper at the time of hi
death, both in law and is equity, of id aad to
the real property hetcio after described, aa
pray-d for in the petition of the said George
W Cooper, Rxecntor a aforesaid, which aaid
petitioa is now on ble. in the County Clerk's
othcu of Liun county, Oregon ; wnicu said
real property is described a follows, to-wit :
The N 4 of the N E s) of Sec. 35 ; the S of
the N E 1 of Bee. '26 ; the S E $ of Sec 26 j
the S 4 of the N W of Sec. 26 ; th S W U
f Sec. 26 ; aud tho N of the N W of
Sec. 35, i'i Tp. 11 S R 3 west ; the deration
laud chum of Samuel Cooper, heiug Not. No.
1 191 and Claim No. 59 in Sections 28, 29,
32 aud 33, in Tp. 11 S R 2 west, containing
320 acres, more or less, and being in all 960
teres. Also Lota 5 and 6in Blook No. 2 in
the eastern addition to the City of Albany,
Linn county, Oregon. The interest of said I
i Coop r, deceased, at the time of hi death
being au undivided one-eleventh interest in
fee simple of iu and to the hereinbefore des
cribed real ropi-rty : The pmtiou of id
real rojiit set apart tu Rccecca Cooper aa
the devisee el said I. M Coper, deceased,
being described follows, to-wt : . Begm
uitui st rtone 6xS 14 inches ot tbe aouth
vtett c' i t r of the iaud -t apart to E V.
Coopi r. and running thence nottn 79 90
eltaia t t-X. e ; tiienoe west 12 60 chains
t. n t..i.t oxl ixl4 inches ; thence south 79 68
ohtt S to. a t in 8x8x10 inches ; thence ea t
12.50 i-h n t-itiie pl.ice of beiiinu-g. coi
t i n . 99 76-100 Ht-res. save and except In
iivit w , Ik-j tufoi e co'.veyed tu the AI
rmni and r-iaiii'. tlaiuoad C ra party, AH
iu Ti.. il S 11 3 we-t in Linticon tv. Oregon.
D no li iwder o; tu Houi. J. ). Wbituey,
.iude f S'id Court,
In lot m ny lortof. I, J i1 Gilbraith,
County Clerk of Lum count. Oregon, and
Clork of ti v ( oui ty Court have h teunto set
my bai .1 ( Ifixid the ! of said Court, at
ttii-e i-i A tan. ' 19'hday f Ju'v, A. D.,
!. 8
J. P.
Galbraith,
Clerk