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A FIKK Of HTKAW.
It It related In the detailed account o
theBraalllaii revolution that when Empero
Do n Pedro waa summoned to hla Rto da
Janeiro palace from Petropolla ha regard
ad tha disturbance Hghtlv, and eiplalned
t a Chilian olTicer that It waa on) a 'fogo
da palha," "fire of ttraw," which would
burn itself out before the morrow.
But tha "fire of trawH did not burn It
aell out It Igr.ltcd tha edifice ot Imper
ialism, beneath which tha ttraw ef dtMon
tent waa stored, and the whole atructura
waa destroyed.
Tha aparka front thlt "fire ot traw
threaten ever dynatty In tha world with
destruction. Tha da ot despotic govern
ment la dona. Tha myth ot divine right
command! no greater reverence to-day
than tha doctrine of healing by tha kingly
touch. Tha fteory ot the people' need
ot matter for the due restraint ot their
passions excite! onljr jeer and laughter In
tha light ot tha Great Republic! history .
The world la weary ot maintaining king
and privileged classes and will presently
aend them all to the Umbo o( disused rub
bish. Wherever there Is a king or an aristoc
racy the fire la tmoulderlng In tha itravr,
and there are eager breath awaiting oppor
tunlty to blow It Into flame.
In Russia the atraw I combined with
dynamite and an explosion impend. In
Germany tha "lira of atraw. burn peril
ously near to gunpowder. In England It
la consuming raaterUlt so foul that their
fume are stifling In tha nostrils of the na
tion. The Book ot King draw near lit colo
phon. Tha reign ot tha people hat begun.
Lt the f ring of the atraw proceed.
DCDI DirUUUCTPN TT ASHINUTOsT
Russia, the moat conspicuous exemplar of
the despotic idea, frowna upon Braiil. the
vovagest of Republics, The Czar.ia reported
to have broken off diplomatic relation with
that country because its people have asserted,
their right to govern themselves.
How comforting it would be to tha EraiiU
Uns at such a moment to know that they have
the cordial sympathy and moral aupport of
ha United States, the nr-ost coospicuous ex
mplar of the democratic ideal That sym
pathy and moral support, alas, are withheld
by a Bern less and an American Administra
tion at Washington, which is more deeply con
cerned to behave becomingly after the conven
tional method of Earopeaa diplomacy than to
assert American belief in the eternal righteous
ness of the American system.
Diplomatic Jadcism at Washington joint
kaada with diplomatic brutality at St Peters
burg in discs tinging, depressing and easbarrat
aing a free people in tha assertion of their
liberty.
It was not so in Democratic daya when the
South American Republics cast off the Span
ish yoke. It waa not so when American man
hood had Vlyasea S Oraat for ha representa
tive la tha White House,
Wa have fallen apoa tha evil day when
email, quibbling lawyer rule, and the drese
cost of dan iy dignity has replaced tha shirt
sleeves of 'jbust American manhood.
MMtHBB I it I
Joa Simon, the boss of oca wing of tha
republican party, having won hla Sght
for pollen commissioner In tha supreme
court, la looking for new fields to conquer,
and proposes to play a prominent part In
tha next republican state convention. He
is clever underneath fighter, and. If he
cannot name tha candidates tor several of
tha Important offices, he will probably
attempt to "down" those who dare ques
tion hla supremacy. A big fight la brew
lag in tha republican camp, and time a
lone will decide who ahall rule tha destin
ies of the party In Oregon." Like the
fellow who witnessed an old fashioned
bear tight, the democracy site upon the
fence at a safe distance and "don't care a
continental" which one of the republican
clique whip the other. Jacksonville
Tim. i
To some restrictions indulged In by the
DasiocEAT few daya since aa to Ineffi
cient railway mail service In Oregon, 4
clerk in the service took exception alleg
Ing that the miscarriage of mail matter to
which we referred waa on account of the
baggage master on tha local trian nag
lectlng to deliver the mail to the carrier
atthlacity. It I true that at the particu
lar time referred to by the clerk It waa tha
fault of the baggage master, but we spoke
f miscarriages In general. On Sunday and
Monday evening last nearly all the Portland
tndSalem mail for Albany waa carried by
hla place and brought back the next day.
Of course this was the fault of the clerk.
These miscarriages are too frequent A
remedy la called for.
Senator Brown, of Georgia, ba not put i
aa appearance at Washington this session
Health is poor, aad.be. will not be able to do
maob work this season. It is ai open secret
that Browa would have resigned at the begin
ning of the session and given Gov Gordon hit
teat bad aet Cordon superseded the Senator
with Henry Grady as Trustee of the Georgia
State University last Summer. "Very good."
remarked Senator Joe; "Gordon can wait un
til 1 891." Browa it aow determined to bold
on to bis seat in spite of everything but death
la order lo keep Gordon out of it.
Justice Lamar, of the United State Su
preme court, ha been Invited by the
Chamber of Commerce of Richmond, Va
to deliver an address before a mas meet
Ing of the citizens of Richmond on the
He and character of the ;ate Jefferson Da
vis whose life-long friend he was.
Colonel John C Boone grandson of tLe
pioneer, Dsniel Boone, is living, friendless and
needy, near Sulphur Springs, Ark, and a
movement for his relief ha been started in
Missouri, Arkansas and Kentucky,
lathe Philadelphia Me'hodist Conference
there are 256 preachers, 165 of whem have to
live on salaries ranging from $250 la f 1,00 per
annum. And yet there arc congregations who
expect all the cardinal virtues for $5 a week.
A young Alabama women averted a disas
ter on. Saturday by flaunting her red petti
coat. It was an express train and not a bull
that she stepped.
Mr Gladstone will be 80 on Uecem'jer 29.
Tlie Grand Old Man is as vigorous inlellecl
mUy and physically as he was ten years ago,
J-LJL-J-L-L UJg
There is one remarkably pleasing feature
about Tennyson's latest poems, They are un
ususlly short.
With the exception of one all the jurors in
thtCronin case were born in Amsrica, and
all save two had American parents,
H W Grady, the talented editor of the Au
lants Constitution, is dead,
Congressman Hermann hai been placed on
he River and Harbor committee of the house,
Struck Gil At $1.35 per 5 ealton can
v-st Standard r"' oil, at the Vil!amJle
I'jickrnf Co.'t store.
rress sur rssuisr tarrssyosntnw
fA9lNUT0S.
Washihqton, Dec. 15, 1889.
Affairs around the office of tha Ser-geant-at-
Armtot tha Houto are bt-ginnlng
to take on an ugly look. Tha eommtttc
of the I louse, which has been Investigating
the defalcation of the absconding cashier,
Sllooit, In It partial report tell enough
about the loot way ot doing business In
that office to surprise people, and every
body knows that the committee discovered
a good many things which It hat not told
because members and tx-m ember ot the
House are mixed up with them. This
mystery should be at onca and without
delay awept away. Matter have arrived
at the ataga where It will be far better to
make public everything the committee
ha found out than to attempt to smother
up thing, aa hat been done. Thlt tmottv
arlng policy hat tctulted already In filling
tha air with rumors charging all aorta of
things against various gentlemen at prom
inence lr both parllet. In tha meantime
Silcott la the Lord only knowt where, and
the books show a shortage ot about $71,-
000. If the action or rather want ot
action on tha part of those concerned may
ba taken at a basis el opinion, Sllcolt
defalcation wa no legal crime. He ha
however, been indicted by tha grand
jury ot this city tor forgery, and If his
whereabouts can be discovered he may be
brought back.
Congress will take a recess from Thurt
day next to January 6. Many members
and cnatort wt.l take advantage ot this
opportunity to go home tor a fly lug visit.
Ihls is particularly true ot the demccrata
of the House, who do not feel tha same
responsibility about tha recess work ot the
House committee that they did last year
and tor soma veara pas.
Tha McN,f levl ohi will probably
ba tha popular uame for the raeature which
the republican member ot tha Way and
Meant eommittea will try to formutate on
that most troublesome subject, tha tariff.
It la entirely too early to attempt lo make
a prediction as to what tha new bill will
be. Soma people think the bill will be
based 00 the Senate tariff bill of tha last
session. Your corrdspondent doe not
think so. The Senate bill ot last year waa
a vote-catcher hodge-podge of absurdities
hurriedly thrown together by order of
certain republioan bosses, and would never
have passed the Senate had not those who
voted for It known that It waa certain to
be defeated in the House. The new bill
will be constructed la a mora lelsuiely way
and will consequently baa better measure.
It could hardly ba worse.
Gen Clark, ea-lerk ot the House ot
Reprcsenativea haa been presented with a
valuable gold watch and chain by hla
former employee.
Chief Justice Falter is coming out In a
new role that of a popular orator. He de
livered the address at the Congressional
centennial last Wednesday and he la to
deliver aa address at the dedication ot the
new Lincoln Music Hall In thl city neat
Friday night
The Senate haa so far confirmed very
few of Mr Harrison nominations, atd a
gainst some of them there i a very active
fight being made, notably Morgan, Com
istioner ot Indian affair, and Dorchester,
superintendent of Indian school. It
would not be surprising It these two are
rejected.
A committee of the House ha been ap
pointed to try and run down the scoua
drels who committed the forgeries on the
notorious ballot box contract which was
used In tha recent Ohio campaign. Hon
est men of both parties will earnestly
wish the committee God speed In It good
work.
Tha House committee on Election
perfected an organization, the atrcam of
perjury In the contested election case will
begin t flow this week.
Cjustlce Lamar of the Supreme Court
has accepted an invitation to deliver an
address to a mass meeting of the citizen
of Richmond,' Virginia, on the life and
character of the late Jefferson Davis.
Mr Randall continues to Improve. He
took a short walk Saturday.
Holiday AKxauwcaMBNT. From now
until Jan. I, I will sell my f.30 Ladles
Curssoa kid tltoe atl brand at $3.00 pr
pair. I will also make a 10 per cent dis
count on all my flippers fo. men, women
and children Including felt slippers and
fact warmers, air Curacoa W shoes, are
first grade and of the best make, marked
In plain figures and will be scld a repre
sented and guaranteed. These goods are
net marked for the occasion, but are a
genuine reduction sale. A boy can buv
cheap as a man.
Samuel EYovko.
Nw To-Day.
Toilet casea,
Odor cases,
Shaving seta.
Work boxes.
Cuff bsxes,
Album,
Scrap albums,
Scrap pictures,
Xma cards, ate, at
City Drug Store,
GuisafcSon, Fro'p.
Tjiih Ladiks O LT. I am nowpre
pared to. do all kind of stamping, and
have over two thousand design to choose
from. Also keep a nice line of embroid
ery materials, such a arrasene. crewels.
No. 1 and 3 embroidery chenWes, princes
chenille, etc., etc , and the finest pom
pon, tassels, crescents, corde plushes, felt
and fancy work materials ever in the city.
Zephyr ie going at 5 cent an ounce. Mis
Minnie Colwell has charge of thl depart
ment, and haa had aeveral yeara experi
ence in all kind of anev work and stamp
ing, a', w. simpiow,
Albany, Oregon.
leading Photographers Albany Oregon. .
We have bought all the negative made by
L W Clark and W II Greenwood op to Nor
15th, 1889. Duplicate can be bad from
tbem only of ns at reduced rate. Wa bays'
also about 18,000 negatives mad by ear
selves, from which duplicates can bo bad at
Ilk rate. We carry tbe ouly loll Jin 01
viewa of tbi state and do nlarced work at
lowest rte for first class work. W shall bo
E leased to see yon at our Studio in Freman'e
look, next door to Masonio Temple.
Lar Cartalaa. Laee Curtains,
1 have just received my fall stock c
lace curtains bought direocfrom importers,
the largest stock ever brought to (Ai mark
et, and best value for the money.
S AMU xx E. V urjMG.
Ladles shoes, mene shoes, misses shoesi
childreus shoes, mens boots, hoys booti it
less thai cost tin make room for otlur good
at C E Brownell'e. "
Notice. Parties Indebted to Afr. E. T
Power, will confer a favor by culling on
Mr H F Merrill, with whom Ms accounts
have been left, and settling the same at
once.
Oabiem. The finest line of baby cair'
ges In the Valley just r celved at Stewart
& Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con
Iderlng ti e superior quality of the carri
get.
7 O-ks cures rheumatism, nenralgui
tooUiacho. 1-Wiay k Maoa Agmt,
and
TELEGRAPHIC NEWg
ftlttrta tttaert ttarled Alive,
Z San Andreas, Cal., Dec. at. Word hai
been brought heie that a cave occurred in the
I .ana mint at Angtlct, owned by Iftywaru, at
Hobart, on Sunday at 3 p . Sixteen miners
were buried and It it believed crushed to death
If alive, there it kith hone for recovery of
them on account of theenurmout amount of
debris. The disaster was caused by heavy
rains soaking the enrth, and It is said owing
to the mine not having been properly secured.
Great excitemint prevails at many of the min
ers hsve families.
reading.
Washington, Dec. at, The Russian in-
flucn.a is fast spreading here, and several bun
dred Caset are retorted, Senators, congress
men, and public oiiiciali are In lit grip, 1 he
latest victim is I Wharton, the first assistant
secretary of state.
Drowned.
roRTLAND,Oi.t Dec. ej. Last night Peter
Steinper, carpenter, aged II yean, returning
from a hunting trip, fell from the deck of the
tteatner into the river, and wat drowned.
lilt body wat recovered this afternoon.
The Bala . minuet,
Santa Ana, IHc, ij. Rain fell In torrenlt
from 8 o'clock last night until seven this morn
ing. The Santa Ana river broke over its
bank and flooded the Newport distrait south
and west of this city and Sandy City, Santl
ago creek has changed into the old channel
along the fuot hills cast of Santa Ana, and it
flow ing through the San Joaquin ranch.
The V r.
Boston, Dec it. President Adams, of
the Union Pacific In an interview to-day, said
''All the stones now current at to the plant
of extension and purchases of the Union
Pacific on the Pa-jfic slope are absolutely with
Out a basis of any description," He also said
that the Oregon Short I.i-e will lose hatfa
million this year through the Oregon Northern
but will nevertheless earn a turnlu over all
interest charges,
It Wn a Brew,
London, Dec ). The prize fight fur
heavy weight championship of England and
fa 500 a aide, between Jem Smith, of Eng
land and Frank Slav in, of Australia, took
place this morning at Bruges, Belgium, and re
sulted in a draw after fourteen rounds were
fought. The referee waa compelled, by intimi
dation, to declare the fight a draw, although
Slavin had the oest of the battle throughout,
A BcrrlMe Cnsae.
Nuts, 0-, Dec, a J. The community was
startled this evening by the discovery of one
of the most wholesale and bloody f-utcheries
that haa ever occurred in this section of the
state. The victim, five in number, are
Charles Shclar, and wife, and three children,
and the crime it supposed to have taken place
at aa early hour this morning. When the In
humsn deed wat discovered at J o'clock this
evening, all five bodie were stiff and cold in
death, with their throats cut from ear to ear.
Shclar and his wife were lying together across
the loot of the bed and the three children
were on the floor in different parts of tlie house
Shelar of late drank heavily, and it is 'rumor
ed that be and his wife did not live happily.
The theory advanced is, thst Shclar, in a fit
of madness, cut the throats of his wife and
children and then bis own. Shclar purchas
ed a rator on Scturday evening.
sjalrrtM Mag,
AriA, Samoa, Dec, 7. King Malietoa has
at last been formally frecocuued aa ruler of
Samoa by the consuls of the United States,
Great Britain ad Germany. About a month
ago the consul iasueJ a p roc la ma lion declar
ing that the Berlin conference bad ' agreed to
recognize Malietoa as King, and adviaing the
natives to acknowledge bim as sach. Tames
ese replied by saying that bis followers were
willing that such a course should be taken.
Malietoa and Mataafa agreed lo the suggestion
and the native chiefs of lite island also signed
a document, acknowledging Malietoa as
king.
ABaeaiiakt.
St. Lout, Dec 3J. Mesgor reports have
been received of a riot in progress at I'oot't
Camp, Mis., sixty fire miles from Memphis,
The trouble wat precipitated I y a fight be
tween a white man and a negro, in which tlie
later was worsted, 1 le went out from town,
ccllected a party of frirnds and returned to
clean out the victor. The whites rallied and
a fight mm-d, in which half the people were
wounded but none killed. The latest advices
were that everybody was in arms, and fuihcr
trouble is expected.
The tloMs Centlaaer
Colvsa.Dcc. 22. The river stands twenty
five feet above low water mark and is rising
fast. It ha been raining steadily for twenty
fonr hour and still continoes. This afternoon
there waa no prospect of clear weather. Near
ly all the large landowners on Grand island
have suffered fosses except A II Rose, one of
the head men in the reclamation company.
The general opinion is that hit land 8 will be
flooded if the high windt now blowing contin
ue many more hour.
A Kentucky rreUa.
Louisville. Ky.. Dec aa. The town of
Frinrville, Ky., wo visited by a destructive
storm of wind and rain early this morning,
Seven! drwellints and three business houses
were swept away by a cyclone which passed
through the country town. Grant and Jsmes
North, brothers, received serious injuries.
These were me only ones burt although sever
al people had miraculous escapes. The loss
is estimated at about 50,000,
Give Away.
For the benefit of our customer we will
give away on Jan ist, the following :
I thinner set, 1 20 piece, $15.
1 Tea set, 44 pieces, $7.50.
- 3 Tea set, each 44 piece, $18.
These goods are of the best English
are and a credit to any table. Give ua a
all and get not only the best bargain la
pure Iresh rroccries but secure a chance
at one or more of these elegant sets of
dishes.
LaFort & Thompson.
TVv ".S full 'linn i'iii
II'.'
. t; E Browo-
Sexsatiohal. It is Ihe tluty of a wo
man to look fjrstty and le liappy and if
she has one of those lovely French felt
hats trimmed In Ihe latest and Mifhctt
style of a milliner art sold at cost at the
store of Mrs Merle Davis Si Co.'she can be
beautiful and if beautiful, she wl'.l realise a
felicity unknown to many but a well dress
ed woman. 0me indue them. '
Nw is th time to hoy overcoat. Whi
ter is eominit on and it is already too cool
to be without on. Blain has a large aad
0o stock to t elect from, snl ther : no
troabl io being soitsd.
Daily Dimockat for slo evenings at W
F Kuho'i.
r"houe cran hrrrir snd s set oransr
C E Urownell, .
at
A Sharp Item The finest line of cut
lery and shears In the rity at Stewart &
Soli's. Their goods are the very best and
will aland the test.
Abbey's Addition. 54 lots in thlt ad
dition to Albany, near Hackleman's 3rd
addltloa.'for sale, at to to $125 a lot, tt
i urran k Monteith'.
This Trade Mai k on a stove
C :
I "vrccans n is inn oesi inn ex-
jfaet - 1 l t- t. t. a. 1 1
pevunce and skill can con-
trlve. Bold only by t. W.
--, (smith.
Next. New and best place in town Is
G ikon's new baiber shop in the Froman
BlocV, next door to Fortrr.iller Si Irvine's.
Best barber In town.
OST. Yesterday on fba atreete In
Jtkl pity, a pair ol gold rimmed a poo
lauina. Finder leave tbain at tbla oilloe.
1LB1BI ABSTRACT CQ21PIHT,
ALBANY, ORKUvN.
The Only Complete Set of Abstract
Booki and Maps in Linn County,
"Office la tha Court Howw,-V
Musings cntrutUd to tha Co, ahal
have prompt and careful attention.
IV. e ncPHEnson,
First Street.
Real Estate Broker, laaaraao,ana money
to loan. I have a large lit! of Improved
aad unimproved city property, aad trait,
garden and farming land in laigs aad email
traeta. At I anil on eommlttisu euly.lt you
want to buy r sell it will pay you (o call
and tee ma.
1V9-JOLUTI0H NOTIGH. -Notice I
17 nareby girau tnet tue copartnership
Heretofore eilating between (Jan. C. and
rV.ward Wilt, under tha firm name or
Will llros.. k beau diarolved. Ueo O
Will retiring, Aeaounta abould ba paid
to the old firm, bv whom alt debt will
ba paid, Tba new firm. Will A Link,
win continue business at the old aland.
Will Buna.
IKT YOUR WOOD NOW, Tha
no
1 deraluued havlrjs Mirrhasfd
the
wood yard and wood of P W Ppln da
aire lo Inform tha public that ha la pre
sa atl irx All as 1 1 tt-itai aa first tsait atatft aw ftl aa
a id fir wood. Order left at the office of
Wallace A Cualck will la promptly at
lenaju io,
Fhkd W, BLUMnano.
T OVT, A email nickel watch, atlyer
XJohatn. soma where between Je!Tson
atreet and Oulrnl sobool house. Keturn
to U W Smith and ba suitably rewarded.
aTtOUNTY TREAUiMERS
NOTIOK.-
JTliia la to notify all concerned
thai
tbrela now eufilolanl lunda In t lie-
County Troasuwra oftloo of Linn county
Oregon to redeem nil ontatandlnu war-
ranis. Inters! on all endorsed war
rant will eatae from thla data.
II Fa ft wll
eai'reeaurer.
S. W. Paisley,
-WH01.IWALE DEALEH IN
Tobacco and Cigars.
Ordur solUiUd from tk trade.!
IOR REX P. Two furnish! I naiti
L lot. Inquire at tlaomoo.
SEVERAL MM ALL TRACT of land
tear men for sale on eaay tar ma.
Inquire A H. Bryant.
ALBANY, OR.
WEIfSXIH & HULBEB.T EROS..
Real Estate Agents,
Farme and Ranch for sale.
Also city orexrty in Albany
and Certal'.ia. v
Albany Nuiseiies.
Wa are oermanenllv lueated on the old
nt.i kanuutaad 1 mile f;ot Albany on
Corvallia road, and have 00 band a large
slock of
Choice Fruit Trees:
of our own growing, wl.'eh w rfell
lowast livioa rate.
I'aiti cootrmplatinu 1 lautirg trtte w"
eonnalt their inlrrrsta be etsuiiainv wr
took and price before purchasing.
llTMS ti HltOWKULL,
Albany, Oregon.
SotlcB of Appointment of Admin
lFtratrix Notice ie hereby given tbt the under
signed bss Wrt dulv appointed by the
Orunty eonrt if the Stt nf Orrgnn for the
C-ounty of Linn, aa the !nubitrtrix of th
sUt cf Atextn.Irr Ihiwnloi. deoraaed, and
all peronna are hrroby notitiwl to prosett
their claims duly vsrilicd according io law
within at months from date of this notice
to the undersigned at hr residence on th
farm of deceased in Linn county Oregon, it
being ibout 8 rrilra northeast of Scio Ore-
goo. The aodersigced get nor mail at
Stay tan Oregon.
Dated this 61b, day of December, 189.
MltCRVA DoWKINU,
Administratrix of above aetata.
Referee's Sale.
In t Circuit Court of Ortgon for .
County.
Etia EFanniog
wife, Plaintiff,
aari JJsry Fannin;, bia
vs. "
Charity J Laper and John Laper, bar husb
and, llannau M Uilbieath snd Hsmotl Oil
breath, her bnsbaud, oillav Cochret! aod
Cochri-ll, her husband. Defendant.
Notice is hereby fclvrn that tba ooder
igned, th iUfer daly appointed ia tbe
above entitled
Court in th at cc titled osuse. totnske
stla of tb prmtM hrinaftr described,
will parsnsnt to an order of M Court in
aid cause duly mad and entered of record
on tb 2nd day at November, 18o3,on the
am tfajr mt Beeeatker, I as.
at tba Court House door in tba eity of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, a the hour of
on o'okek p. m., aril all th riht, title and
interest of each and all of tbe plaintiffs and
defendant herein t pnblio auction for cash
in hand to tb hiiihsst bidder in and to th
following described real property to-wit t
Beginning at a point 20 chain stand 13
chains north of th sontlitsst corner of Mo
tion 8, in township 12, south rang 3 west
Willsmette Maridisn, Linn eoaoty, Oregon,
and running thence east 60 chainr, thence
south 33 chsins, 1 hence went 60 ebsios,
thence north 33 chains to th pis of b
ginning, eontaiuiii.i 200 acre 1 alio two lot
lying immediately iithtt of and adjoin
ing tbe lots sold to Martin Trexler in the
town of Waterloo, in Linn county, Oregon,
being tbe ssme property conveyed by deed
bearing date the 25th day of June, 1885, by
Iradell Andrm aud wife to Levi Fanning.
The proceeds of sale to 1 9 spplird. first, to
the costs snd expense' of suit taxed at
801 and th further sum of $40 Attorney
fe and tha cost and expense of sale, and
the remainder to be distributed among th
plaintiffs and defendant herein (ucordin
ta their respective righti.
Dated this 27th day of Nov., 18SO. .
. Geo, Humphrkv
liefere.
Administrator's Notice,
Notico ia hereby (iven that th under
signed sole surviving administrator of th
state of Wallace Cuthman, deceased, bat
Hind his final account in the matter of said
estate io the County Court of Linn county,
Orevon, and ftid Court has lixd Mondsy,
the Oth dsy of January, 18 90, tit the hour of
one o'clock, in the atteraoou of said day.foi
the hearingof objection foetid account if
any therebe and for the settlement thereof.
P. Bkkthold,
Sol surviving Administrator. -Hewitt
& Ievime,
Att'ys for Admr.
Hoticelof final 'Settlement.-
Notice' is hereby giveu that th under
signed ad miniatsator of the estate of Jobn
B Williams, deceased, bss filed his final
account with the Clerk of Linn county, Ore.
gon, and the County Court ha Bind the 3rd
day of February, 1890, at the honr of ton
o'clock, m., for the hearing of objection
to said account and 'or tbe settlement of
said estate.
This tbe 18tb day of December, 18S0.
B F Wiluamh,
J K Weattifjuorb, Administrator. '
Att'y for Admin.
Sheriff's Sale,
l Ik Cm nit Court 0 t tie Stat of ( rt
gn,er j.i nit tOMHly.
Bern May and W F Mondrnhall.admlnlstr
tor of the estate of Enoch Uouldcoeaaed,
plaintiffs,
ilitsmSmitu and W W Brl;gt, partner do
ing buiin nndrr the iiim name of Smith tit
""Kg, Hiram Bitutn ana i w nrsssneiu,
psrtuei doing business under th Dim nam
of Smith Si lirassllid, Hiram Hmllh. Joha
W Water and W W MrtgK, partner doing
bufclnesi uodor the) firm name of Smith, Wat
ar A hrljzgs, Hiram Smith, J sine W ilras
tisld, fuhn F MbCulley, James M Shelley
and W J toantwell.partnar doing business
under tha firm nsm of Hmilh, liraaalleld A
Co., Maty A K Smith, Jam re W Brassfletd,
l.ydia Itr.siflilJ, Kiixabeth Martin, Alexan
der Summervtlle, Willoughby Churchill, II
F Caldwell, John Q Vauaha.Ueorg lialloy,
John Humroervillo, II N 11 ill, Joseph Bum
mervllla, Holoinon Cox, Samuel Nixon, John
McCartney, Henry Kausbe, Catherine Wigle,
A Humphrey, John Cogswell, Jacob Wigle,
John Kelaey and John Hurnatt, partners do
ing busiest under th name of Kley Si
Burnrtt, J as B licit, FAChsaowsth and
F M Juhosnn.psrtusrs doing business under
the name Chenoweth tii Johnson, Damon
Mmitb. John F MoCartney. Nancy C Wilson,
John Keiser, Winfleld Hummerrille. K F
Wyett, Daniel McClain, U II llaber, Mack
Summeryillo, Harvey Hummerville, (J H
Ward, Jerry Hay.John Foster.J 1) llennett,
J II D Houil.rsouiJ li ilill.M Wilkink.Kam
ual Swift, Hiram Smith and Mary A K
Kmith. h Wife. W W llrirfca and Harriett
Mrigg. b 4 wife, AU Hovey and H 0
Humphny. partner under the Hrm name
bf Hovey A .Humphrey. John M Thompson,
I It Dawson aao Vanduyn and D K Hill,
uelendaota.
Notice I brAby given that by virtue of
aa eteeution and order of sale issued ont of
the above named Court lo the aboye entitled
suit, I will on
alardar, laetSlh mj r January, ltM,
at tha Court liousa door. In tha city of Al
bany. Lion county, Oregon, at tha hour of
1 o'clock p. m. of said day, tell at pablic
suction for cub. in band to tha highest bid
der the real properly described io aaid exe
cution and ordnr of sal aa follow to-wit 1
Lot on (It and six (0.) and tha north half
of lot two 2.) in block one (I.) aad the east
halt ol lot Ho three (3.) ana the east can 01
lot No fonr (4.) io block No one (I.) aad tba
fractional river lot No seven (7,1 in tba city
of Harriaburg, Lion couuty.aUt of Oregon.
The proceed arising from too tele of said
preinuc to be applied, first, to the payment
of the ont ot and upon this writ and accru
ing eowte. .Second, to satisfy and pay tba
fallowing claims pro-rata according to tb
several amounts with interest oa each of stud
soma at the rata of one per cent per month,
from the 2fith day of April, 1SW2. aad ccsts
to-wit, plaintiffs !aitn, 97334.78 1 Isaac
Vandyne, t'.'US.tt j Kolomsn Co, 1790
Willoughby Churchill, 9ZZ3.nO K.llbein
Sammerville, KM 57 t H N Hill. $49.11 I
UrK Ha'ley, J21H. 75t J B 11 ill,
SM7.63 t f U Hit', 1687.33
Henry Kausbe, I1C94.CU; Catherine Vial
$ll'.'0.50, and if any balance remain afwr
pa) ing all of .said claim and tha cost and
disbursement bereof.the tame to be applied
apoa th llaim of th defendant, 1 U Daw-
aaa, lia lo in. loov.
J OHM gMAMaox,
Sheriff of Lino County, Or.
. I'r D S Smith. Deputy,
Sheriff.! Hale,
In (A CiremU Court olAe SUU4 ' Oreonor
Jobs O Arnold, Halo Iff,
v
f4arah A Ollobret; Mary A DuaUn aad
CLartea A Ixislln. liar Ituaband. Henry
J Oilctirel, Uoi A Ol'cbrwi,Hylvetor
Kelsay and Kit a U Kty, u wire.
Tbowet 4 Uilehratand LlaaiaGilchrast,
bia wife, and Jr Qitcbret,Defendaot
Notloa 1 hereby given tb U by virtue
of en execution and order ofeala tneuod
ont of tbaabove named Court In tbe above
entitled euit, I will on
salarway. tk tsih day r taeeemfeer, laaa,
at tba Coovt Houao door In tbe cite- of
Albany, IJnn county, Uregoo.at tba hour
of ont o'clock p. ut. ot aaid day. aall at
public auction fnrcah In band to tba
liigboxbidder tin real property dmsorlbed
In aid exepittlfn and orasr or aaia aa 101.
Iowa to-wit 1 Tb east half f the north
eat quarter, tba oorthMat quarter tf tha
aoutbaaat qturtor and lot lour (4.) all In
section VI , also lot one (1 ) two (A) threw
(S.)four (4.) ot auction thirty lb reo(S,)and
th aoukhaaiit qnartar of tba southeast
quarter of sex-tloa twootv-nine (Si.) all la
towaablp nln(9,)outh of rang oo(l,)Aaist
... ... . .11. 1 ; ik .
01 mo wuismsus aeriuin,oiuiBj
and nit loo aero mnraorlswa In L.mn lk ,
Oregon.Tb prooeoda arUIng from tba aaie
ofasid premlsaa t be apptlwl. Kirat.lo tbe
payment or tua eoawann awDnnemsnis
of ihls anlt tEd at and tbe aoero
Inn e si of and anon aaid exvcuilon and
orior of aU, Mcond, to tha pay want to
th nUleitlrr. Joba O Arnold, the aunt of
lt0.V7.A0 with aoorulng Intarwat threoo
from tha 2'ah day of (tobr.l8H9. at tha
rt of 10 pr ent per an mm. and tba
further sum of 174 Attorney foe. 1 bird
tbe overplus lfny to be paid totbe d(.
feodanla, Karah a (iilcbreet, Mary A
Dust In, Henry J Ollchrewt, Cloorge A Oil
ehrMt.Kttxa C Kalaay.Tbouue M Uilcbreet
and Jeaaa Uilrhrwt
Dated IbJa 23rd dy of November. 1889.
Jon MMAtXMoi,Sharift.
by I) 8 Smith, Deputy,
' Sheriffs Sale.
a Ike Circuit Court of th Slat of Ortgo
for tM County of Lnm :
Jane E Ballard, Plaintiff
Ta.
Martha McRrlda and A F MeBride, bar
busosnd, Florence K Slater and Joha B
8 later, bar husband. Can la It liaokleman
and CC ifaoklaman, bar husband, Frank
K HsIlard.Meud lUllard and Ora Ballard,
DereitdaDta.
Notion ia horaby given that by virtue
or art execution and order or sal Isauad
out ef tba above ntme l Cecrt In the
above entitled anlt, 1 will on
kaiardar, tbe txih da rUprember, IHXS,
at. tha Court U-ue diir lathe cltv of
Albany, Linn county, Oregon,t tbe hour
of one o'clock p. tn. of aaid day, cell at
public a iHlou for cash. In band tolha
btghea. Lldder. tbe real proiiertv da-
en bod In aaid exefullon and oroerof
sale aa fol lowa, to-wit 1 Begiauingat tbo
ncrtbejtt eorner f Iba Donation l and
claim of Klmore Kee and Mary J..e
Kec, hie wife. Ncliltcatlou ISO 2A10 celiu
No 63, In Ip 13, aoutb range 1 waat tit t&e
VV Itlamotta meridian. In Linn oounty,
Oregon, and running thence at 80
chsn. tLencs ioutb 47 71-JU0 chains,
tnatioe west 10 cbalna, thenoo north 10
rha na.thenna w amOclialne.thenee north
28 7Jr 100 cbalna to tha place of beginning,
containing 100 sere mora or la. The
prscwd arising from tbe sale of aaid
prt-lir.no to ta applied: Fiist, to tbe
pa, mene of thaeosu and disbursements
ofiblaault taxed at 1.9.71) and acoruiog
coat sei'oni.ti tba paymaut to the pay
ment t tin pUlntlir. Jane K Balla.d, Iba
urn t,r 1215 40 with acorulng iutoraat
thererin tt-jfn the4tU day of November,
18M), at the rate of 8 per cent per annum,
and tba furibi-r auoi of f 25 Attorney'
ken ', third, t' o overplna if any there be
lo be paid to the defendant, Msrtha Me
Bride. Da'ed tbla 23rd day of JTovombur, 1889.
: Joai SM4LLMON, Bberiff
By D"8mltli,
Deputy.
Gnarlian's Sale of Eeal Istate.
Notice ie hereby given that tbe under,
eigne d, guardian of the estate of
lirrbfttt Farrell, GweenJoline Farrell,
Walter Farrell and Percy Farrell.minora,
b virtue of an order of the County
Court of Llna county, Oregon.duly made
and entered of record on the 4th day of
November. 1880, will sell at public aue
tion, lor cash in band on tbe 2Ut day of
Dcoomber, 18fcft, at tbe hour of il o'clock,
In the afternoon of ald day, at tbe Court
House door in Albany, Linn county,
state of Oregon, all tbe rlgbt.tltle and in.
tercet of aaid minor, and each ol them,
in and to the following described real
property, to wits Lota number one (I,)
and two (2,) being tbe north went quarter
of block twenty three(23,)in Hackleman'
2nd addition 10 the city of Albany, coun
ty of Linn, ttate of Oreon,
Dated this 01 h day of November,18B9,
F.M Bbdfikld,
Geo. W, Wbioht. Guardian.
Att'y for Guardian.
Tt '!
ONEYTO LOAN. The undersigned
ill has boms capital to Ioru ob good
itL estate propetty.
Geo ITewrjrsr.Y,
mf I 5t
A Philosopher always
Thinks.
Try It; Think of
L E BLAIN
wbei during iho wet, coo', eulrtno
and winter we tber yon need
nn 0ercoat,Itub
bcr Goods, an
UtubrcHaor
COTHIXC, FURMSHIKC COODo' AKO
BOOTS AND SHOES
GENERALLY,
or want a ttylish auit msJo by a
firet-e'aea Uitor,
THEN CALL QU HIf.1.
CHAS. H. DODD & CO
IMPORTERS OF-i
Hardware,
AND FARM
Front, First and Vine Street,
Sola Agant for Oregon
DEERE'S NEW
a
Ingts, DouMe, or Triple furrow. Tly m imjltf an J coma to nmt mbmtiuU perfection,
' hai mmi 0. w mm U wort uit; notth in thr pnu. wstamisb
UbertuoutssaSSUacsBMas. ewat auaauaraia an wua.
SXSSTRS PO'WEB ITPT BULETT PLOWS.
BUCKEYE SHOE PRESS GRAIN DRILL.
Back Uos rnm CnOa Drill, Bucisye 8oJcrs, Bucktja Sprlrf Tooth Harrows.
DEERE'S DISC HARROW AND SEEDERS
Xb latsat tewaovsd UoraMot ior owlnf rnumn ta)Vw, Tim ssott eoaspM and uoees1ul toot lor t)
purpose lo ass.
Wa aJaa have a fall lla af Baarrtea.
SCHUTTLER FARM WAGONS.
Uwrtnos A ampin's ein Tooth Uarrows, Dorrs Barrows, Sdsntiae Fwd Mute, Pactte Faaainf Mm.
CIM RACa WIRF fTC FTC
iiniuii snus ! f - --
THE LEADER.
G, W.
STOVES AND RANGES.
Fire backs.
Warrant e d
for
15 yeara, AU
sizes ai
styles,
Roofingy Job Work, Plambini
Eave Trough, Range Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
The New Drug1 Store
..IN THE BLUMBERG BLOCK,
IJaa opened hla new atore with a ahoioe atook of
Drugs. Patent Vsiedicine Per
ftimerjv-.Toilct Cases and .
D
rnggists
eT FMrosori "ob promptly and carefully compounded, Evry
new snd fresh. fS" Tha pUblio is Invited to call and Hs-?-.'t
g0oda and get ft k aa,
1 "
Iron, Steel,
MACHINERY,
::::::: Portland, Oregon.
and Washington for
DEAL PLOWS.
Cmrrtmgr Pletsi, Hamatala WoJ
n rmn nitrrttRa ?t rmc ttn
E THRALL Agent
THE LEADER
SMITH,
The World's
beet. More
t ha n hun
dred 7 nun-
a
dred differ
nut sty leg
ok s and
heaters
Bandcies.
iliOlmOy
I havo a variety of article
suitable for holiday presents,
aa follows:
Dress silks in a great varie
ty ,in blacks and colors, fancy
lilk tidies, silk mufflers, silk
handkerchiefs for ladies and
gentlemen, silk umbreilas,gold
and silver handles, for ladies
and gentlemen, ordered espe
cially for the holidays ; em
broidered linen handkerchief,
for ladies and gentlemen in
colors and white, ladies port
monies, ladies and men's kid
gloves, furs, boas and muffs,
ladies and gent's fine 'slippers
and shoes, cloth and Sealette
cloaks and wraps, ladies' and
misses' rugs and bed spreads, ,
table linen cloths and napkins
to match, fancy China tea sets,
fancy China dinner sets, all
hand painted,a very large line
of novelties in China, consist
ing of vases, tooth pick hold
ers,card receivers,salad bowls,
fruit bowls, ice cream sets,
mush and milk sets, finger
bowls, pie and tea plates, indi
vidual butters, covered butter
dishes, cream and sugar sets,
salt and pepper sifters,cracker
jars, fancy soap dishes, and
tooth brush holders,Chinatea
pot stands, cuspadores, the
largest and finest line of fancy
China cups and saucers, hand
painted, ever brought to Al
bany. These poods I have arranged
on table in second story and it
will pay the public to inspect
them whether buying or not
S. E.
? L-KENTOIsr
DEAT.EB IZsT
1 El
Choice Candy, 'Nuts,.' Frail, etc.
CIGARS AND
NEARTHE POST OFFICE' ALBANY, OREGON
1889 FALL AND
Juirt received a lara;e Involea or Foreljn and DomeaUo wooleoa In
Overcoatings. Snitingb and Tronserings.
Wa make a apelaltv of FULL DRESS for Ball and TauUc or rerular
evening wear. A aerfeef fit guaranteed at
THE LEADING MERCHANT TAILGR.
ZACIIES BEOS.,
Oppeait PaatOffloa,
FOR THE BEST FURHITURF
CALL ON THE
Albany Furniture Company
OPPOSITE STBW ART A SOX,
BED ROOM SETS, TABLES CHAIRS, UPHOLSTERED
GOODS. WALL PAPERS, BABY CARRIAGES ,
ETC. ETC..CT
Barrows & Searis
Dry Goods, Notions, Gents Forn
isMEgsaad BOOTS ANOSHOES.
AGENCY for The Ludlow Ladies
Fine Shoes and for M. D. Well't Sz
Co'a Boots and Shoes.
BARROWS
Johnny will have to get his gun supplied with
telescope sights and do some tall shooting 'ere he
strikes a better stove for solid comfort than the Jew
el. This stove is a real beauty - and is constructed
If-s. Bold onlv bv
Va-tp iUVV C V 4. AAA J- A Vt VU
'A
r
Young,
TOBACCO
V
WINTER 1889
& SEARLS,
P E w i E
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L. ,. iZH?...;
Blomlerg'a Kew Slock.
Albany,
Oregon
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