4r
Wm. Foftmiller & Co,,
I
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse
JsT After business hour mil at rosldonoe
Fifth and Baker atreeta.
EedCrowaMiUs
ISOM, LANMN6 & CO., PROPR'S.
flouh svpbjuob pom
PAatmss
aim maxne van.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
An r dews & Hackieman,
W.LDDUGLAS'.
$3.00
SHOE
HMtRAN
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON. - - OREGON
Oregon Pacific Railroad
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Accommodations nnsurpaaeed for com
fort and safety. Pares and freight via.
Yaquina and the Oregon Development
Company's Steamship much leee than by
any other route between all jxlnta In the
Willamette Valley and San Francisco.
DaHy fasssngtr trains oncsft Sundays.
Ukft Yaqnina. : a.m. . Lea Albany, 1:00 r. u,
Ura Uorvailia, 10:38 A.M. 1 L Oorvallis, l:l7r.M.
Am Albany, 11:16 a. m. Arm Y equina, 4:50 r. a.
Oregon and California trains connect at
Albany and Corvallis.
WM. u. ea,
General Manager.
c. c. Mcrc
AO. r. and P. Asset, Corvalhs, Or.
Oregon Developement Co.
First-class Steamship line between
Yquina and San frencisco connecting at
Yaquina with the trains of the Oregon
Paeifio Railroad Ossupany.
MAIL1XC1 DATE .
ma as, not sax rasjicsseo.
NU'M TA't UiA
ti Orr:-i,
Mea. Dee 10.
Wtdx Ic
Prul, iHe. 90.
Hat. Hoc S4
Vrid Dec SO
WiUem'e Valley
i ihsmmmj
The Company -rye ..he right to
change sailing days.
L. B. TOO.
Ota. V. sad P. Agent,
04 Montgomery St., baa. PrstiiP, Cal.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-sYIA-t
Oregon A California It. It,
AND CONNECTIONS
the arr. sm akta boite.
atAshwnel w th sterna, of
Oreg-w atvd Idaho Stage Company.
ly IS Mlfeaaf staging.
Time between Albany and bah Practise, U
In
sl i mT j
Tto ..tarn
OAurosaiA si rasas tt use daily.
SosaE Sorib.
Sr. a. I Leave Portland Arrive 10:40 a a
8:06 r a Leave Albany Leave 7:06 a a
JO a a 1 Arrive Ashland heave 6:40 r a
7 JO a. m. arrive San Fraucieeo. Leave 6,30 p, m.
local r Aaessesa T&aurs dailt isaespt Seaday).
:00a a I Leave PerUend AnreP 1:46? a
ir.tO r a j Leave Albany Leave 11J6 A a
l:40ra 1 Arrive E arena Leave 0 iX) a a
local rsaesxoaa rasis pajlt, kxcbtt bcmdat.
$-.10 r a I Leave Albany Ar'rivsT'6:46 A a
.L8 r u I Arrive Lebanon Leave j 6:00 a a
11:50 r a I Leave Albany Arrive I 2:46 r a
1:90 r a t Arrive Lebanon Leave j 8:00 r a
PULLMAM BUFFET SLEEPERS.
EXflRSlOB SLEEPEHS far
Second Class raaeeagers
aa all ihreagh trains
FatEE OF IHAItiS,
West bide lV-i vision.
POKTLAXD AMb COVTALUI,
sAjlvsadt dailt (eseept Roaday.)
Tito a a Leave Portland Arrive :fs r a
:1S r ul Arrive CarvtHle Leave lJOra
az rasas tsawi dailt (exept Sunday.)
4:90ir a Leave Portland Arrive 0:00 A a
ajQOra Arri-e McMlnnvllle Leare 6.46 am
At Albany i
Oregon Psslia
nd Oorvalbe connect with trains of
sgbasf
Tot full Infonrtstioo regarding rates, maps, etc.,
oall on Company' Agent.
E. KOEHLXB. E. P. ROGERS,
APswArsnt.
lotlce for Publication,
Land Office at Oiegon City, Or., )
November 21st, 1887,
Notice la hereby given that the follow
nor named settler .'iaa filed notice of his in
entien to make final proof in support of bis
claim, aod that sain proof will bo made
before tbo County Judge or Clerk of Linn
oauntv, Oregon, at Aioany, ureaon, on
Taesday, Jaaaary 17th, IS8S,
vix: W M Phillips, Homestead Entry
No. 4634 for the 8 W of 8ec.28, Tp, 13,
Klw, He names the following witnes
es to 'prove his contlnnoua residence npo
and cultivation of, said land, viz :
Thompson, 8 Hawken and T Arnold, w
Sodavllle Post ofH"e an.l M Leacb. ol
Sweet Home Post Office, all in Linn eouo1
ly. Oregon.
1. T, Burn kv,
KaMriatey.
Notice for Publication,
l.fnd Oifice nt Oregon City, Or., )
Deceinber 8lb, 1887.
Notice is hereby iven that the follow
name I aett'.er hax filed notice of her in
tenlion to make final proof In support of
ber and her deceased husband's claim,
and that said proof will be made before
the County Judge or Clerk of Linn coun
ty, Or., at Albany, Oregon, on
Tharsday, February Sad, 1888,
vis : Barbara Hanpert, widow of Mathiae
Haa port, riecf-asod. who made Homestead
Entry No 6140 for theR A of 8 W and
JoUOand 7 ofSec. 80. Tp. 12 8ofBl W.
She names the following witnesses to
prove ber continuous residence upon, and
ultivalion of, said Und, viz : J Welt,
I. Simons, O, W Klum, and J. Vail, all
of Sodsviile Postoffice, Linn county, Or,
W. T. Burn ay,
Register.
HOT ill, rO RENT,
IHB EXCHANGE HOTEL IN THIS
city is now offered for rent on reason
Do You Want Furniture ?
ir YOU DO OO TO
W. H. WILLARD
I
whra vou will Had the lot make
RlllI
1 finest, finished
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNCES.
Alton fine line ot
PICTURE FRAMES,
end hunderd diflnront stylts of
Mouldings.
Picture frames made to order.
The largest end bent stuck of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept In Albany. Prion reasonable.
ALBANY OOLLSeUTS INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888.
fir Terse pee epfteenker ISts, 189.
A tall oorpe of instructor,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coarsen of study arranged to meet the
need of all grade of studonls,
Sfooiol inducmmsnts ojorod to studonts
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from ffi.W to fl'i.Mk
Board in private fkwl'ie at iow rate.
Kootn lor self-boarding at iullex-eue.
A careful aupervi.-tlon eserolaed over stu
deuta sway from homo. Kali urm opt-us
September 7ih. For circular and full
particular address the Presidont.
RKV. ll.UKKT N. 4 OMUT
Albeuy, Oregon,
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PftOPKIKTOIt.
Fitted up in first-class style. Tables
applied with the best in the. market.
Nice sleeping apartmenta. Sample room
for oomtueroiel travelers,
T free cearh U earl fresa the eiel.'W.
Sheriffs Sale.
Im the Circuit Court of tht Stats of Oregon
for lie County oj Linn.
J, If. Mnyer. Plaintiff.
va.
F. K. Robiuwm and C. R, Itoblns p, his
wife, Levi West. K. S. Strabaii and B,
Brenner, OefoudanU.
Notice la hereby glvoi th t by virtue ol
an execution and order of Hale ksued out
of the above named Ourt In the above
entitled suit, I wilt on
batarday the 111 4ay of Janaary. I sea,
at the Court House doer in the city of AN
bany, Linn county, Oreson, at the bonr
of one o'clock, p. in., sell at public auction
for caMb iu hand to the higheet bidder the
rest property deactlbed in said elocution
ana order of sale aa follows, ta ril : Lota
numbered three (3) and four (4) Iu Hloek
numbered twenty four (211 in the city of
Albany, Lion ceuuty, Oregon, being the
stm lota upon whioh said P. IS. Kobin
ami haa lately erected a new reaidenee.
The proceeds ariaing f.om the aaie of said
premises, b be applied : Pirat to the
payment ol the omju and dieburaeinenis
of suit taxed at $28 20 and accruing coau.
Second to the pavment to the PlaintinT. i,
M. Mover the aum of $1S15 00, with accrn
ins interest thereon at the rate of 10 par
oent par annum from the 24tb day of
October. 1887. and the further um of
125.00 Attorney' fees. Third to th pa
ment lo the iWoiidant. B. Brenner, the
aum of 1152.00 with lotereat at the rate of
10 per cent per annum Irom the 2Ub day
of October, 1887, and the further nm of
20.00 Attorney's fees.
Dated Dec. 15th, 1887.
D. 8. Smith,
Sheriff.
HIS PAPER
77a YKK A DON.
UonfllolnrhlIa4loMs
atttin S. ;,.ii- f ! r
ttstag Ap7 of Xt-awa,
our snuKMnssa i
INotice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.
i
December 18tb. IS7.
'Notice is hereby ariven that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the County Jii itjHor Uicrk
of Linn county, Or., at Albany, Or., on
Tucaday, Febraary 2tb, IKSa,
viz : Pbebe Humpleby, a idow of Oeorge
Uumpleby, deceased, who made Home
atead Entry, No, 4514. for the N W V ef
Sec 2, Tp, 10, 8 K 2 K, Linn county, Or.
She names the following witneafees to
prove ber continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, via : H. F.
Bodsker, John Doane, Jamee Berry and
I. N, Broibertoo, of Fox Valley, P. O.,
Linn county, Oregon.
W. T. Bub.et,
Register.
Notice for Publication,
Ijmd Oifice at Oregon City, Or,
December 20tb, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler haa tiled notice of hi intention
to make final proof iu snpport rf bis clsini,
and that said proof will he made before the
County Judge or Clerk of Linn county, Or,,
at Albany, Or., on
Friday, Mareb ami, 1888,
viz : John Oarrett, Homestead Entry, No.
4797 foi the S el S W and Lots 1 and 2,
Sec. 28 and 33, Tc. 13, S it 2 W, Willam
ette Meridian. IIh nnmea the following wit -
nssscs to provo his continuous reaidenee up
on, and cultivation of, said land, viz : F am
Hearing, John Warren, John Rebbaaand D
ronnett, all of Krownsville, Linn coanty,
Oregon.
W. T. Buknky,
Register.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon Citv, Or. I
Dccemlier I5H-, 1887. J
Notice 1m ' erehy given that the follow
UgstQAioed settlor haa fl.ed notice of his
intenliori to uinke linal proof in Mtipport
of his claim, and that t-aid proof will be
made before the County Judge or Clerk of
Linn county, Or., at Albany. Oiegon, on
Taesday, February zlf, 1888,
viz : John loane, Iloumatead Entry No,
4510. for the S E of Sec. 31, Tp. 9, S H 2
E W M. ile names the following wit
nesMeM to prove hia continuoua residence
nsum, snd oaltlvsiHn rif, ntid laud, viz :
H. F. Bodsker, Mrs. I. M. Clinton, Jam
Berry ami I. N. Srothcrion.of Fox Valley
P. O., Linn county, Oregon,
V. I Bt7 km; v,
Ufgihtnr.
Notice foi Publication,
4m
Iand Ollioe at Oregon City, or,,
Docember 15(h, 1867.
Notice Ih hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make, final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the County Judge or Clerk of
Linn county, Or , at Aibaey, Or., on
Taeaday, February 21t, 1888,
viz : Henry K, Bodeker, Homesttad En
try No 4579 for th S E g. Sec. 4 Tp. 10 S
if 2 E Willamette Meridian, rie names
the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuous reaidenee upon, and cultivation of,
land, viz: John Doaue, Mrs. Jrene m.
Clinton, T. W. Gardner and Junes Berry,
of Pox Valley I, O.of Llun county, Or.
flu democrat
FFIOIAL ljITnd PAPER
Chareb Utreeter
U. I. Cut' kch. Praaohing vsry Sahbalh,
morning and evening by Rev, FN 0. Ir
vine, D. D. Sabbath School at 2:30 r. a
I'rayor mooting every Wednessday svening.
Kvamojuuioal CaoacH. Preaching on Sab
Win al 11,00 a. l, and 7 r. at. Sabbath
dohool 10.00. l'raysr meeting every We
nssday evening 7:80. 8. K. Davis, pastor.
All are invited.
OoMuiisoATioKALCneawM. Ssrvioevry
Aabbath morning snd svening. Sabbath
School at 12:16. P raver meeting on
Wednesday evening of saoh week. Rev, H
V. ltomingor, Pter.
M. E. Cnuacbj, So rrrm. Preaching every
Sabbath moruing at 1 1 o'clock a. at. and 7
4eiook r. M. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock
A. at. Prayer meeting Thurstlay eveuing'
at 7 o clock. Uv. U. F. Kouod, rector.
M. K. Cut K( m 8ot' tii.Tawukmt. Preok
lag oa the first Sabbath of each month morn
ing and svening. Sunday school each Sab
bath at 10 o'clock a. m. rrayer meeting
Thursday evening. Rev, Rounds, Pastor.
M. E Chu BOH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service in
the eveni iu before aermon. Sabbath School
at 2 30 r bl Prayer meeting evary Thar
daysreniag. Rev. H. V. Webb, patter.
PuaastraniAM Luuhcu.- Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in Charon
cor. Broadalbin and Fifth St. Sunday Sokoal
immcliately after the morning Mrvtc
I'rayor n.oeting every Wtiluoaday eveutng.
Rev E R Pritohard, pastor.
First BArrwrCHOBCH. Preaching every
Sabbath morning nd eve'g.at Choreh on 5tb
Street. Sabbath School immediately after
mtruiug service, rrayer meeting yr-
Tbarsdty eveaiog at 7:30 o'clock. ,.
Trumbell, pastor.
Catdouc Chuhcu.- -Service vry Son
day at 10:90 A m : and 7 r. M. Laat Sunday
of the month service at Eugene City. Rev.
Loais Metayer, Rector.
Pbotbsta.vt EriscoiML Ciiuacii. Servl.
ess are held iu St Peter Episcopal Church
very alternate Sunday, meriting and even
ing. Sunday achool at 0:30 a. m . Friday
evening Crvtoe on every Friday prccodiog
the Sunday cervioe. All are invited to at
tend CliBMTtAX. Fourth Sabbath, morning
and sveoiog. 8, S. If a. aa.
G wm A. At College chapel, 2 p.m. J.
B. lira u ii, Paster.
They Meet
St. John' Lodge, 6a, In Foeter's Block
and Saturday of month.
Corinthian Lodge, 17, at Hall, 1st Sat
urday. Bay ley Chapter, 8, at Hall, 4th Sat
urday. K. of P., at O. F. Hall, every Thursday
evening.
I. O. O. P., at tneir hail.evety Wednesday
evening.
A. O. U. W at thru- hall, every Monday
evening.
Orgeana Encampment,- at O. F. HaU,
every and and 4th Friday.
G. A. K . at A. O. V. w Hall, 1st and
3rd Saturday.
I. O. G. T., at A. O. U. W. Hall,
Friday evening.
every
United Friends of the Pacific, at O. F
Hall, let and 3rd Fridays.
Conrad Meyer.
-PROPRIETOR OP-
STAR BAKERY,
Corner Broadalbin and First 8tsM
-DEALER TM-
t anned Fruita,
t4laMwar,
Dried Fruits),
Teataveeo,
ajrar
t'oflre.
Caaatsfi Heats,
Queen war).
Vegetable,
igra,
Mplcea,
Klc Kir
in ff.t everything that i kept In a gen
rai variety and grocery store. Highest
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
lD'ci.;;..J. I; coders will LOtio tsfil
Tutfs Pills
re not "trarrantfl to eur" nil el
f diaenaea. but only aurb na result
Iroui UiaorUered liver, vial
Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia,
Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious
Colic, Flatulence, etc.
For these they are not warranted in
julUblr, bnt areas nearly ao aa It la pow
alble to make a remedy. Frire, itocta.
SOUJ KVEKYWllEltE.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City. Or. )
December, loth, 1887. J
Notice ia hereby given that the follow
ing named settler haa filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in auonort
of ber claim, snd that said proof will bo
made before the County Judge or Clerk of
L.lnn county, Oregon, at Albany, Or., on
' Wednesday, rebraarv tend, Mat,
viz : Irene M, Clinton, Homestead Entry
No, 4MI, for the N E 4 Sec. 2, Tp. 10, 8 R
n, Yviiiameuo Meridian. She names the
following witnesses to prove her contin
uous residence upon, and cultivation of,
sell land, viz : H. F, Bodeker. John
Dos no, James Berry and I. N. Brotberton,
of Fox Valley, ?. O., Linn county .Oregon.
W. T, Buna my,
Register.
Qm 6.000,000 people m
O.M.FERRY&CO.
as sdauttsd to the
Laraest Seedsmen
m the world.
D.M.FE1RY4C0S
IltaaOatee. Piwilp.
HhmmIi 1 it. 4
SEED
ANNUAL
For 1883
trill bo mailed
RECTO ALL
applicants, snd
to laat saaaon's
etsstomera with
ont ordering it.
Invaluable to ail.
Every parson name
Carden.Fletdo'Flower
CT C rQsslsnMljt
CI CLIO n. aaerwa
D. M. FERRY &CO. , Dotroit, MlorV
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or. )
December 16th, 1887, J
Notice is aoreby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notioe of bis
intention to make final proof In en snort,
of his claim, and that said proof will be
mud oefore the County Judge or Clerk of
Liinn county, uregon, at Albany, Or.,, on
Mender, February 97th, isen,
viz : George W Miller. Homestead Entrv
No. 5389. for the W M of 8 W M and 8 W
lot N W Sec. 14, Tp. 38 8 R 2 W.W.M.
He names the following wUneaeee to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz : N. D. Conn,
of Albany, and J. M. Zooman and J. N,
Combe, of Brownsville and Of. F. Sylvea -
ter, 01 ctoiiavuio, ur.
SEEDS
WASHINGTON.
(Press oar neM
V)
Wasmimotom, D. C, Dec. 19th, 1887.
Congress, although In rion two wsska
has as yet accomplished very little work,
mainly for the reason that Speaker Car
lisle.owlngtothe unusual pressure brought
to near upon mm lor choice committee I
places, has been bjlged to defer the ap-
ointment of his committees until after
the holiday recess, which will be from
Dec. 3 aid till Jan. 4th. The only really
mportsnt committee thus far organised I
that on elections, which, for reasons per-1
sonal to himself Mr Carlisle requested the
Houce to appoint one of its duties bslng j
to decide the issue between Carlisle and
Thobe. Apparently there is no orood cause!
r contest, still aa oae has been InstttuL I
m I
ed by the misguided labor reformer, sol
called, It must be disposed of accordlag to I
the forms of law. There can be little I
doubt of the validity of the Keatuckys I
tatssman'a claim to his seat.
It I already evident that much of the
time of Congress during the present set-
sion will be uselessly consumed In the dls-
cusston of purely political question ; but
on the eve of what is destined to be one I
of the most etching and closely contested I
Presidential campaigns in the country's
history, this is, perhaps, unavoidable. The
first political tirade of the session was de-
llvsred, without the slightest provocation
In tne House by the Republican leader,
Mr Reed, of Maine, being a rather feeble
and flatulent arraignment of the Demo I
cracy on the tariff question. However, a
few ringing sentences from Messrs Cox
and Hatch sufficed to effectually silence
the batter! ts of th burly Boanerges of
lhe Republican party,
in the Senate that notorious champion
of fraud, and vote stealer, "Bill" Chand
ler, has presented an Indictment agslnst
four sovereign StatesSouth Carotins,
Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana pro
posing to regulate their Congressional
elections, through the medium of Federal
Intervention. Chandler's Idea of regulat
ing elections was exemplified by the Re
publican rape of tht electoral votes of
three ef these same Slates la the canvass
of 1 &70-77, and "Bill" realises that the sup.
port of these com monatitic i necessary
for Rspublicaa success next year. But
Chandler will get nothing bat a little
cheap political capital out of his partisan I
resolution. !
Probably the Senate bill that will escltc I
the most interest and discussion ts that of I
Senator Cuilom, providing for the United
States Postal Telegraph, appropriating I
four million dollars for that purpose and
designating a number of the principal
cities of the couatry to be connected by
the proposed lines ; the bill also provide
for the appointment and regulaueu of the
employes of the Postal Telegraph. This
measure, like the Blair Educational Bill, is
a long and significant step in the direction
of paternal Government, aad in direct
conflict with the spirit and tendencies of
our republican system. This being the
case, I do aot believe the Democrats can
consistent! v suenort sithcr measure. But
If both Mils should pass there are good
reaaona for ballevinw that the Presidential
veto would be Interposed.
I
Durinatheearlv davs of the aessloa i
while there ia little huslneaa to demand
" - -
thHr attention man of thai w and let- I
.. .. 1 x .., I
live v. oneressraan, woo nave aouniieea 1
forarotten their marital vowa. are vleldlnr
their devotion to the charm, of the eiddv
fair ones of the Capital. In the Patent
Office a few day since a salacious scandal
came to light-the principals being a Con
gressman from Kentucky, and a petite
blond beaut v of the office. A model at
tendant discovered them in a compromi
ing position hence the public expose
The fair clerk Is a protege of her admirer,
behaving secured ber a place last winter I
Pending investigation ef the case, the be
witchintr blonde is susaended from dutv.
This ia mentioned a a common phase of
Congressional life.
i he indication are that there u some
opposition to the confirmation of Mr,
Lamar's nomination, but net enough to
defeat It. It Is hardly probable that the
matter will be taken up until after the
holiday recess ; then the three most im
portant nominations will be acted upon In
their regular order Lamar, Vila and
Dickinson.
The recent reception In this city of two
distinguished Irish members of the British
Parliament, wa an impressive demonstra
tion of American national sympathy for
the sufferings of Ireland, aad fitting ex
pression was given to this feeling by the
eloquent utterances of several prominent
Congressmen.
The heavily protected industries have
more than discovered the fountain of per
petual youth. They have discovered the
fountain of everlasting babyhood. The
people of this country would like to know
why, when an industry has grown great
and strong.has acquired the power to crush
men, to ruin enterprise, and to rob com
munities, learned to starve employes into
submission, know r all about the methods
of purchasing legislation, has become a
hog with a dishonest snout, . it is still aa
iafant industry. They would like to know
this right now.
San Francisco, Dec. 7.M. D. Bab
cock, inventor of the fire extinguishing
apparatus bearing his name, died at the
almshouse Saturday, aged 70 years. The
cause of death was softening of the brain.
At one time he was in receipt of $10,000
a month for royalty on his machines, but
after selling patent right the money wa
oon spent, and for some years he wand
ered about the states in a destitute condi
tion. About tlx years ago he was admit
ted to the almshouse, where he remained
till his death.
Everyone remembers Horace Lewis
who played "Monte Cristo" here a week
or so ago, and who at one scene In the
play sways on a painted rock in a painted
ocean, and in a this-size-three-for-a-quart-er-voice
announces "the wooorllld Is
mi-l inc." Over at Seattle when he got
that far, one disgusted i ndividual said to
his fellow-socialist, who was sitting with
him : "Come, V on f ergon, let's go. He's
another of them d d monopolists !" Ex.
The bird that flutters least in the air re
mains longest on the wing. The effects
of Warner's Log Cabin Hops and Buchu
Remedy are lasting because it puts the
stomach in good working order, and thus
the whole system is restored to it normal,
healthy condition. 1 50 doses for $1. All
druggists.
- - 1 .we 1 "
PERSONAL
The wife of Senator Edmund ef Ver
mont will spend the winter gt Alkcn.S.C,
on account of Ill-health,
Concordia, Kaa., has a woman postmas
ter whose name 1 delightfully suggestive
of pleasant things ; it Is Ruby I. Paradise.
Letand Stanford once thought he was
doing well when he made, f 1000 a year
ut ol iawysr's fees. Now ho Is worth
rom Sco.000.000 to $100,000,000.
Miah Williamson of Philadelphia, the
richest bachelor In th United State, ha
made $ao,t)SXMa out of dry goods.and has
.n Income of ti.cooxov annually to dl
pose of.
Rockefeller, the coil oil basyi, Is worth
$7,ock,cxjo, and as It Is poor sUndard oil
ttock which doesn't pay mere than ten per
cent., hit Income must be half a million at
Lena.
Constance Psnlmere Woolson says the
best hotels to be found in Spain are at He
vllle. They were conducted on the Asner
lean plan at an average price of fa.50 per
day.aad were comfortable snd hosaellks
By the gift of the wife of President Die
,( Meslco.an endowed crechc.or day home
for Infants, where mothers can leave their
children when going from home for their
work until nightfall, has been established
In the capital.
F. B. Thurber of New York.whose wife
has been leader of the National Opera
Company, Is tall.lantera-jawed, and wears
a wig. He ha made more than a million
in the grocery trade. He is ambitious so-
daily, commercially and politically.
The editor of the St. John Globe frank-
ly acknowledge 'that th caslsst way to
settle the fisheries troubles It for the
United States to annex New Brunswick,
and he comes out fiat-footed for the
scheme. And he is a Canadian member
of Parliament at that.
Whlttlcr s eightieth birthday was cele
brated at Danvsrs last Saturday. Gov.
Ames and his entire staff, conveyed by
special train, honored the hero and the
occasion. The venerable poet was over-
whelmed with kind missives, tender con
gratulations and appropriate gifts.
Th sanctity of a sealed letter Is so well
secured in this country," says Mr. Nash,
the superintendent of the railroad mail
service, "that if a letter were received at
the city postoffice in Washington, or any
other postoffice In the country .that was ab
solutely known to contain the evidence of
fraud, the nroof of the improper USS of
the malls, the postmaster-general himself
would not dare to break the seal. A let-
. - r w
ter passing through the mails cannot he
opened by anybody until it reaches the
dead-letter enVcaftcr every effort has been
made to deliver it In vain.
FINK CAKK1EB PIUKONB.
Mr.J. F. McMunn.of Shedd.LInn coun
ty, has for com time been training car
rier pigeons, with good success, on the O.
& C. railroad trains. Last week one of his
birds. "Chamnlon." flew from Gcrval to
Shedd, a distance of fifty-five miles, in
fifty-seven minutes, and the same bird has
flown home from Salem, a distance of
thirty-nine miles In thirty five minutes.
-Volunteer," a voung bird, flew from Eu-
to Shedd, thlrtytw mites, In thirty"
flc minute. In two week more he will
In aaa a O a. Pa . 1 I t a L
navc onc "t'rtea ronianu, a.
a a a . , a. a 1 - .. 1 a ... - il
"eay iioeraiea wm ira.-a
,.1.1. -I... -J .L. . Ill
mu" "a ine aw
0"g "ere. r. mcmunn a
dolair splendid work and their record is
lmm eacaiiea any wncrc. .us
I 1 , . - 11.1' !. - . , i
wr WSaagang a oimcuu cuun.rr w. w
to traverse. They are ol the beat strain
obtainable In New York, Cincinnati and
San Prancisco.OrrroeAia.
i'alrata Granted.
Patents granted to dtLsens of the Pacific
States during the past week and reported ex-
preaely for the Dcmockat by C. A- Snow
Solicitors 01 American ana rerogn
fetenU, opposite V. a. ratcnt wince, w n-
I mgton, D. C
E. W. Bingham, Portland, OrncctlonaI
horseshoe.
C. Elliott, San Francisco, Cal.,purify Ing
water.
W. Fllmer, San Francisco, clamp for
securing stereotype plates.
J. I. Irving, San Francisco, artificial
fuel.
J. W. Keeney, Riverside, Cel., orange
grader.
C. F. Kendall, Stockton, Cal., mill stock
feeder.
M. N. Laufenburg, San Francisco, plow
standard.
W. C. Meyer, South Vallejo, Cal., cloth
cleaner.
J. S Mulr, Hanford, Cel., electro medi
cal apparatus.
A. G. Page, San Francisoo, Cel., device
for opening trap doors.
G. W. Peck,San Luis Oblspo,CalMblack
ing brush.
W. W. Perkins, Palouse, W. T., churn.
C. A. Pitkin, San Jose, Cel., fruit drier.
A cold wave has been passing over the
Eastern 'states.
Far tale.
9ne hundred and twenty acres of the best
quality of improved wheat land, ail fenced
into four fields, good house, hard finish,
Sood outhouses, excellent fruits of all kinds,
ituated 3 miles west of Lebanon and one
and a quarter miles south of the junction of
the Narrow Gauge R. R ,,with the Lebanon
branch of the O. St C. R. R. Inquire at
this office.
Still Baying.
L. Senders is still baying good horses.
Those having them should bring them in.
Brookenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Oared by administering Br. Haines'
Golden Bpeeue.
It can be given ia a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowlHbje of the person taking It 1 is
aosoiuieiy nannies ana wm eseai
neat and speedy cure, whether tbe 1
absolutely
and will effect a
inna
atie a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of dranksw have been nude tem-
Brate men who have taken Golden Bpeclflo
their coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day believe they quit drinking of their own
free win. IT NBVBfi FAILS. The system
onee Impregnated with th Specific it becomes
an alter Impossibility for the liquor appetite to
adst. For toll particulars, address GOLDEN
SPECIFIC 00., 18ft Baee at.. Ctaelniiati. Q,
PhysleUuis Bave Found Oat
That a contaminating and foreign element
in the blood, developed by indigestion, is
tbo cause of rheumatism. This settles
upon the sensitive sub-outaneoua oover
ing of tbe muscles and ligaments of the
joints, causing constant and shifting pain,
and aggregating aa a calcareous, chalky
deposit which produces stiffness and dis
tortion of tbe joints. No fact which ex
perienoe has demonstrated in regard to
H ostelter's Stomach Bitters haa atronger
evidence to support than this, namely
that this medicine of comprehensive use
checks tbe formidable and atrocious dis
ease, nor ia it leas positively established
that it is preferable to the poisons often
used to arrest it, since the medicine oon
tains only salutary ingredients. It la also
a signal remedy for malarial fevers, con
attpation, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
HOW DO WE 010 OUR GRAVES ?
"Wo must ont or wo cannot live.
Thin wo all know. But do wo all
know Unit wo din by oating f It ia
aid wo dig our gin-vou with our
tooth. How tmmh this aonndj.
Yet it is foarf'i! ; trtfs. Wo nro ter
rified at tho approach of tho ( holer
and jreilow favor, yet there iu u dig
ooso constantly at our doom and ia
our houaon for morn dangerous and
dnHtruc live. Moat pi-oplo have in
their own stomachs n poiaon, more
slow, but quit as fatal tut the germs
of thono maladies whioh sweep men
into eternity by thousands without
warning in tho time of groat epi
demical. But it is a mercv that, if
we are watchful, wo con tell when
we ore threatened. The following
are among the symptoms, yet they
do not ai wave neeeaaarily appear in
the samo order, nor are they always
the eann in different cases. There
is a dull and eloepy feeling; a tied
taste in tbe mouth, especially in tbe
morning; tbe appotito is change
able, sometimes poor and again it
seenia an though tbe patient could
not eat enough, and occasionally no
appetite at all ; dull noes and slug
giahnessof tbe mind; no ambition
to study or work ; more or lean head
ache and heaviness in the head;
dbczineaa on rising to tbe feet or
moving middenly ; furred and coat
ed tongue; a sense of a load on tne
stomach that nothing remove ; hot
and dry akin at times ; Yellow tinge
in tbo eyes; scanty and high-colored
urine ; sour taate in the mouth, fre
auently attended by palpitation of
tne heart ; unpaired vision, with
spots that seem to be swimming in
tne air before tbe eye; a t ough,
with a grechifsb -colored expecto
ration ; poor nights' rest ; a aticky
slime about tbe teeth and gums;
bands and feet cold and clammy :
irrituh'.M temper and bow el hound
up and costive. This disease has
purzl" 1 the pliyiiHana and till pur
zles t! m. It ia tbe common at of
oibnenia und y4 tbe moat compli
cated and mysterious. Sometimes
it is ti "ated as consumption, r-ome-times
as liver complaint, ami then
again ns malaria and even heart dis
ease. Hut its real nature is that of
const! j nt ion and dyspepsia. It arises
ixf th digestive organs and soon
affects oil the others through tbe
corrupted and ) miaoued blood.
Often the whole body including
tbe m rvoua system is literally
starvtrf, even when there is nc
emaciation to tell the sad story.
Exj m-uee has tdiown that therein
put ouo rem-Jy that can certainly
cure thin diMue in all it stages,
namely, Shnktr Extract of I loots or
Mother Beigel e Curative Syrup. It
never fads but. nevertheless, no time
shouM be lost in trying other so
entted remedies, for they will do no
good. Get this great vegetable
prepii ration, (discovered by a vener
able ro ran wLomc name is a house
hold word in Germany) and be sore
to get the genuine article. m
QIY&X VV BY SBYXII DOCTOR.
Shaker Extract of Hoots or Sei-
Eel's Syrup has raised ma to good
eolth after seven doctors had given
me up to lie with consumption.
So writ it. F. Grace, Klrkman
ville, Todd Co., Ky.
rx Mauan or it just nt Tfisa.
I had been gbout given up to
die with dyspepsia when I first saw
the advertisement of Slioker Extract
of Roots or Soigers Syrup. After
using four bottle I was sbm to at
tend to my business oh well as ever.
I know of several cases of chills and
fever that have been cured by it"
80 writes Mr. Tbos. Pullum, of Tay
lor, Geneva Co., Abu
WOKTH TEX DOLLARS BOTTLE,
Mr. Thomas P. Evadh, of tbe firm
of Evans & Bro., Mcrcbonts, Horn
town. Accomack Co., Va., writes
that he luxd been sick with digestive
(bsordera for many yearn and bod
tried many phyaicians and medi
cines without benefit He began to
uae Shnker Extract of Roots or Set
gels Syi up about the 1st of Jan.
1887, and was so much better in
three Weeks that be considered him
self priK 'i.willy a well man. He
adds: "I have at this time one bot
tle on liaiid, and if I oould not get
any more uxmld not take a ten
dollar bill for it."
All druggists, or Address A. J.
White, Limited, 54 Warren St N. Y.
FOR DI8PEPSIA, and Liver Com pi alnt
you nave a printed guarantee on every
bottle of Sbiioh's Vitaliser. It never falls
to cure,
Pearline,
WOMAN'S FRIEND.
The best compound ever Invented to
make wsshing easy. Perfectly harmless.
Used In bard or soft water without harm
to fabric or bands and without the aid of
Basse.
For cleansing hair, shampooing, and for
removing blood stains from the linen of
dentists or butchers it ia unrivaled.
In the bath tub it is a luxury, coudu
cive to health, and should bo freely a sod
in all asylums and hospitals as a disin
footing detergent,
Printers, painters, masons, farmers,
miners, blacksmiths, machinists, plumb
ers, and all workers in metals, should use
PEABLINsS for washing their beg rim
ed bands as well as clothing.
For sale by
WALLACE & THOMPSON.
Albany, Oregon.
Mice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the nudor-
ahmed Administrator of the estate of
Armanius Gary, deoeased, has filed his
final account with the Clerk of the Coun
ty Court for Linn county, Oregon, and the
6th day at February, 1SSS,
at the hour of one o'clock p.m. of said
day to hear objections to the final account
If any and to settle said estate.
This December 28th, 1887.
Milks Cart,
Administrator of the estate of Armenius
Cary, deceased.
Executor's Notice.
Notioe is hereby given that the under
signed bos been by tbe County Court of
Linn county. Oregon, duly appointed
Executor of the laat will and testament of
Mary Jane Costello, lata of Linn county,
Oregon, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby no
tified to present them properly verified
to the undersigned at Harrisburg, Linn
ocunty, Oregon, within six months from
thi date.
This 27th day of December, 1887.
SAMUBD iNIXOW
CUE10VS KACTS.
It is discovered that a school teacher
near Montreal can neither read nor write.
Adeline Patt) has a small silver- basin
and a big white sponge, which Isuet on
the outside of the bedroom window to
catch dew. It'is with this heaven dis
tilled water that the diva bathes her eyes
and face.
The largest book ever bound 1 owned
by Queen Victoria, and measures eighteen
inche across the back and weigh thirty
pound. It contains the jubilee addresses
of contratulatlon from members of the
Primrose League.
The Italian fatten their turkey with
walnut. Thirty day before the fowlls
to be killed one walnut I stuffed down hi
threat. Each day he I given an addition
al walnut, and on the ayth day he ha
twenty-nine walnut. He in then exceed
ingly fat
A Calais (Me,) gentlemen gave a birth,
day dinner the other evening, and all the
game served- the snipe on toast, the wood
cock, the psrtrldge pie, the roasted duck,
was shot for the occasion by the host. At
the plate ef each guest was a souvenir of
snipe wing, arranged with bright rib
bons. A youag man covered with the dust of
travel walked into a recruiting tatloa In
Portland, Me., the other day, and wanted
to enlist. He was examined and rejected
because he weighed only 136 pound. He
aid that he had walked from the north
ern past of the State ; that he weighed
135 pound when he started, and that he
thought that he would fat up some if he
had a chance. The recruiting officer told
him to call again, and in ies than a week
he did, and had gained so decidedly in
flesh that he was readily accepted.
During the burning of a mill at Carlon,
Mich., recently, according to the Ameri
can Miller, the big engine which drove
the machinery continued to run all
through the blaze, and by that mean was
saved from destruction, though there was
not a wail standing on anv aide of it
w hen the ft re was finished. The pump
were also running, and kept the boiler
supplied, so there could be no explosion
It wa s peculiar spectacle to see the en
gine driving away at a slashing speed in
the midst of the flames, but the motion
somehow saved it from fire. All the rest
of the machinery was a total loss.
After tbe holidays we may expect some
of the member of Concrete to indulge in
the usual filibustering, bushwhacking and
ranting before the country for political
effect. The people,howevcr, will be able
to distinguish between the roiling of the
partisan politician and the words of the
true patriot.
OR. HENRY SMITH,
433 Kearney St, - San Francises
Over 20 years ezdanee ia the treat
ment of tarosiic Ssaiel Marcela! Dis
eases in America east European hoatital
and other inatitutlonSa making a specialty
of tbeae a miction.
Home Treatment sent to such as
cannot vtait hla office. Orders for medi
cine promptly attended to.
la Mtcceaafu! operation a'mce ,666, patroaiead I -oca
S seatcne of the orihweat, aadotiad by
butiucM ana antT landing educator.
THE MOST PEBFECTLT EQUIPPED SCHOOL
of iu cists oa the Coast. It offeri private or ciaaa
iaatructloa, day and evening throughout tan yeni, ia
Arithmetic. Writing, Correepondence, Book Veep ag.
Sank lag, &Wrthand,Tyrp-wnsg. Bentaaea ad Len)
Forma and ail Coaasaon School Braachea. Sosdemej
of all ages and both seaa admitted at any Seat,
f atalng free. Arwmtroag and Wasco. Propriety
FARM AT A BARGAIN.
The nndersiened offers fer sale his fares of
27 5f acre 6 mile north of Harriaborg on
tbe Harrtaburg, Peoria, aod Albany wamo
road, 2 miles from warehouse on the Wil
lamette tiver, 6 mile from Halaey on tbe
OA C railroad, one-fourth of a mile from
school house, ail fenced in 8 departments,
beside small lota, 176 acre ia cultivation,
75 acre oak grab, not heavy, 55 acres grow
ing wheat, 30 acre more new land in culti
vation, making 95 acre in good condition
for wheat thi fall aod will soon be sown. 150
young fruit trees. Baildiag fair. Price $25
per sere. Terms assy. For particulaas uali
on or address
C. C. Jackson,
Halaey, Oregon
fa
BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Linimen
I
otjnns
Sciatica, Scratches, Contracted
Lumbago, Sprains, Kosclc ,
Rhenmatius. Strains, Xruptimi
Barns, Stitches, Hoof il,
8ealds, Stiff Joints, Sorcv
Sting, Backache, Worcu,
Bites, Galls, Swinney,
Bruises, Sores, Saddle (Jails,
Bunions, Spavin Piles.
Coma, Cracks.
TH13 GOOD OLD STAND-3 Y
aeoompllabes for everybody exactly what la eJalv e
for it. One of tbe reasona for the groat popularity of
the Mustang Liniment to fount! in its nntver-es-)
applicability. Everybody needs uoh a mettlolu-.-.
The Lumberman nenda It ut case of accident.
Tho Houaewlfe needa It tor general fan.Uy u.
The Cannier needs ft tor his teams soul his an av
The Binehnulo needs it always on sis wuk
bench.
The Miner needs It iu cose of emergency.
The Pioneer naadahoan'tgot along without it.
The Farmer needs it la his boose. Uli stat lo,
and hla stock yard.
The Steamboat mnn or the Boatman net da
it In liberal supply afloat and ashore.
Tho Horse-fancier needs It it la bis bt
friend and safest rultonce.
The Stock -grower needs It ft will save bim
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The Railroad mnn needs It and will need it so
long as his life Is a round of cccMcnts and Sanger u
The llaekwoodcman needs It. There to so il
ing like It as an Vhtldote for tho dongas to kite,
Umb and comfort whie'a surround t!io plcoser.
Tbo Alercbant needs itabott i fa store nio.ig
his amstuirces. Aeetltftit3 v.iil h&t-pen, l whn
these oomo the Muetang LbUaoMi- ia vaatoU uton -o.
Seep a Bottto ta tht Houui . 'Tis the host of
Moaoiny.
Keep a Uottio
ase in case of a
To Regulate
fPfTTI FAVORM e HOME REMEDY ft.
I HK warranted not to contain a tingle par
m MAMS tick of Mercury or any injttriooe ab
nance, bat la rarely vegetable.
It will Ours all Diseases canoed
by Derangement of the Liver,
Kidneys aad Stomach.
If your Liver Start of order, then your
whole Vtea la deranjped. The blood S
Impure, the breath offemire j yon hsve
headache, feel languid, dltpbited aad
neryone. To prevent a mora mHou con-
BDn, take at once him mom
LITER
REGULATOR. If roe. lead
elentury life, or euifer with
Kidney Afreetlona. avoid
MimuUnU end take Simmon Liver Regulator.
Sure to relieve.
If yo have eaten anything hard of
digtttKn, or feel heavy after aseeJa or
aleepiaae at night, sake a doae and yoa
will fed relieved aad sleep pleaaaiHy.
If yos are miserable anfferii with
OmntipatioTi, Iryannpaan and
Bllloueneaa, seek
relief at once ia
Simmon Urtr
It does not
rcnuire continual dosing, aad
bats
trine.
It will cure you
If you wake up I the morning with a
bitter, bad taste In your atowth,
HI A f jfl Simmon Liver Regulator. It cor
I US K reel the Bilious Stomach, weesas
eh tlnailii the llrrath, and dean the Purred
tongm. Children often aead aessa aat Csthar-
ue and lor.tr.
At any time you feel your eytaa
....... 1. . . Y.i
t teaming, toning, regulating without vkaewi
purging, or MimuliUug without intoai-
cating, take .
negPAAgo sv
J. H. ZBILIH 4 CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
HOFFMAlf&PFEIFFER
PROPRIETORS OF
Albany Soda Works.
And Manufacturers of
CHOICE COIFECTIOmi.
We are now prepared to nail at whole
sale, always frenh and pure at Portland
prices to dealers, We also keep a fall
flue of
lata and Tropica Fruit,
-OUR-
OIQAR AND TOBACCO
department is coro.71 r We keep the
very finest stock cf anoxia and chewing
tobacco, meerschaum and brier plpos that
is a delight to smokers.
PATENTS
OStaanad. and all ether
SStl ill In the U. S
Onm eUemdeded to for
m njMnSI
a 17. S. Man OaSee, and
lent tuna than then raasma
Paten la
mr drawin? . Wa adv to
sbttity free of charge ; and we make 9 eSsun aniens
smohtein patent.
We rate- here, to Use Pawl meter, the Sop, ef
money Order Dir. aad to aSlrlala eft
Man, fnrahvssar, advice, tevaa.
ssaaaal anas ia roar own state or county,
, A. SNOW & CO.,
4. mm. , ale-. BySt i ' Wm
IKinmss a seai vmvb,
O. O CBIBBT. o.a.rvBKxe
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
4
CHERRY & PARKRS,
lacMiiists, lillriglita, and Iror
Fonnien.
ilK are now completely prepared to
handle all kinda of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Knainea. Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinda of Iron
and Brass Castings.
I ATTEKSS H4BI OS SSJSatT SOTWDSL
Sneolal aUnntion rlvan to mnalrlnir nil
kinds of machinery.
MRS. B. HYMAN,
neat east of S. E. You re's. Albany. Or.
Gutting and Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPING OUTFITS, AND STAMP
ING DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
Wed need ays and Thursdays of each
week, and painting done to otder on
plaques and other material,
Nice assortment of Artist materials on
band.
CR0SSEN & ALLEN,
PEOPBIETOES
Albany Truck and Dray Co,, Ic, 1.
Goods handled with oars and dispatch.
iprirnce ta tle
lrf, iniinn cf mora
than Oaa Hundred
Thouird epic-a lions for pa tan la la
tbo b'oitod Statu and Varairn coun
tries, tne pnhiikhers ol the Seientifle
Amaricaa contmne to act as aolicitor
for paVvnta, oaTrata, t rsde-mark. py
riuti;. etc.. for ths Unitad Stataa. and
to obtain peteiita in CaDsda, Ens land. Franco,
Germany, aod all other cotintriee Their oxpen-
eaoe m eaeqaaioa ana tnsir saeiuves are at
Drawinas and sneeiflaaUoaa nrenared and Atel
In the Patent Oesee on ahort notice. Term var
teaenaable. No chars for examination of models
or drawinsa. Advfee by mail free.
Patent obtained thronrh Munn A Oo.ei"e noticed
inthe SCIEimnC AMERICAN. which haa
the I ant oat oirtmlatton aad ia the most influential
newspaper of its kind published la the world.
Ths advantages of each a noUos every patentee
mnders tends.
Thia lrr snd splaadidly 1 11 antra ted newspaper
ta published WBGKLT at 3.00ayar. aad fci
admitted ta be the beat paper devoted So aoieaee.
aseehaaica. inventions, eaaineeriag works, snd
ether departmenu of indnstrial uroaiess. pab
liahed in any country. It contain th name of
all patentees and title of every invention patented
eacn wees. Try it four moeiaa tor one oouar.
Sold by all newsdealer.
If you hare an inrention to patent write S
asnan m 1.0., pnniisner ot ociaune aimenaaat
M Broadway. New York.
Itnadbook about patents mailed Sj
Administrator's Sale.
In th County Court qftheState of Oregon for
Linn County.
In the matter of the estate of Geo, W.
McBride, deoeased.
NOTICE is hereby given that by an or
der of tho County Court of Linn
county, Oregon, duly made and entered
of record on December 5th, 1887, the un
dersigned as Administrator of said estate
will on
Saturday, the 7th day ef Janaary, 1SS8
at the hour of one o'clock, in the afternoon
of aaid day, at the Court House door, in
Albany, Oregon, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, all the right, title, in
terest and estate of tieo. W. McBride, at
tbe time of bis death, in and to the lollow
lkg described real property to-wit : Be
ginning at the southeast corner of the do
nation land claim of James W. Bunch
and wife, Notification No. 2578 in Tp. 18,
8 of R 4 west of the Willamette meridian,
in Linn county, Oregon, thence running
north 23 58 chains ; thence west 17.58
chains j thence south 23.58 chains ; thence
east 17.58 chains to the place of beginning -containing
41 45100 acres. Also tbe foi
lowing described real property, to-wit
Tbe fractional west half of the south wea
quarter of Sec 14, Tp, 13 S of R 4 west o
tne Willamette Meridian in Linn county
Oregon, containing 16 15100 acres and
3 40 100 acres in the west half of the north
west quarter of Sec 28, Township and
range aforesaid. Said 3 40 100 acres com
menses at R. Garrett's northeast corner
and runs south Including timber on
Muddy Creek and joining R. Garrett'e
land on the east and laat above deacri bed
tract of land on the north, containing in
all 60 acres of land.
Albany, Dec 8th, 1887,
a. MOBBXBS,
to avert appraadune tfrhaaai.
Simmon Liver ParuUtor wifl relieve CotlC, Head-
aSSlaa
is ii i ii sarvk rava
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