The state rights democrat., November 19, 1897, Image 2

Horace White want! the greenback!
retired and an elastic currency establish
ed. Elastic is good lor the kind of cm
rsncy White woold establish.
The happiest fanners are those who
old their wheat when ready for the
market. Many though think that the
Drice will again rite. That though is
always an uncertain event .
Turkey and Bulgaria are reported to be
on the verge of war, on account of a
trained relationship. They will bluster
around for awhile like a couple of Tur
key gobblers and then call it quits.
That's about their size in war matters.
An exchange says a man should never
run tor office unless he considers himsell
eompetent to fill it after a serious study
of the matter. That is good advice.
War between the United States and
Spain might possibly settle the Cuban
question. II it could be done without
ellEarope taking a hand in it it might be
a eood thine, at it looks now as if ths
trouble will last indefinitely.
Beth Low it being mentioned for gov
nor on the republican ticket at the next
lection. That it a long way off, but it
teems nowadays that a man has to begin
several years ahead of time to get any.
thing, an nnpleasant feature of the
matter.
There should be no let-up until . Ya
quina Bay is included in th list of ap
propriations. Our Congressmen sav
they will do their best. Let everybody
interested also d their best. The mat
teris of too much importance to Sleep
over.
Just the little word MAY it what bst
knocked out the including Y equina in
the list of appropriations. What is the
use of the law if the matter was to be
left to the discretion of one man. Cime
Mr Alger, consider our interests out
here for a moment. We are as much a
part of the United Slate as Michigan or
the Mississippi valley.
Seattle ie again said to be afflicted with
neb high leutt that the small shop keep. 1
re can hardly navigate the commer
cial streams of the city. The high ran
of grasping landlords often do a city nn
told injury.
Candidates continue to appear on both
tickets for many offices. At ths naming
of candidates is always uncertain bosi
nses the Democrat will not pretend to
give them except upon request. Free
mention will be made of all actual can
d'dates desiring the same.
.Tom Piatt not having learned that the
Hew York election is ever continues to
elk against the Citizens Union. Mr.
Piatt is the greatest boss of the age, and
it tabes bim a long time to give a thing
up. The busses should be downed . in
whatever party they may be found, and
whether big or little bosses.
no sooner woe a man throw away
any nnamoked portion of a cigar in many
European cities, particalsrly in Par's
than a street gamin makes for iA
tfaongh it were a piece of money. Noth.
ing goes to waste over there, and even
cigar stomps are utilised as a means of
revenue.
Tie great New York hone abow it now
on the boards. This brings together an-
ually all the dndet and the bulk of the
codfish aristocrats of the city, who meet
in swell costumes and consider everything
bat horses. It it the grxa'eit fairs in tLs
world, a sd ths Democrat it glad to see
it reported that it it dying out in that
city. All honor to the horse, but not
when shown by a lot of bair brain d
dudes.
From the Philadelphia North American -The
Boston Onivenity Tbeologica
Scboo' faculty has requested the with
drawal from the institution of Rev. Geo.
A Reader, who !aat Thursday preformed
ths marriage of a notoriety seeking
couple in a lion's eae at the Boston Zoo.
This action on the part o the autboritl
let of the school la perfectly right, and
will be upheld by every one who re
specie the eancity of the marriage cere
mony. It is a pity that the right of the
offending parson to perform such a cere
mony cannot be taken away at the same
time. -
Ben Killen on Alaska.
From the Washington Post
Mr. Benton Killen, one of the formost
lawyers of Portland, Oreg., was seen at
the Arlingtoa last evening. Tbe past
summer he mads a very thorough study
of tbe Alaskan coast country, at ibe in
tance of the Secretary of Agriculture,
and t is report will soon be given to tbe
public
"1 regard Alaska." said Mr Killen, "as
aa undeveloped empire waiting for the
genius and energy of the Anglo-Eaxon
race to transform it (rem a wilderness
into a state of civilisation. Tbe Indians
of tbat region are fast disappearing from
he earth, and eo are the fur bearing an
intals, which is evidence that tbe period
of development is at hand. From tbe
southern boundary to Cook's lolet, the
limit of my exploration, there are re
sources of untold valne. Ever body
a news about the fisheries, the vast for
ests of good timber,! be aoal copper, and
gold, but one who has not seen the coun
try can scarcely appreciate its wonderful
advantages.
"Tbe famed Treadwell gold mine is
new op6rating309stsmps. The ore, which
is tow grade, averages only $3 to the ton
bat It cost only $1 per ton to mine and
mill it, and the net product of yellow,
raetal is $900 per day. The plant runs
day, and night 303 days in tne year,
Christmas Day and the Fourth of July
being the only occasions when there is
testation of work. But there a e other
bodies of ore far richer than the Tread-
wll tbat will be developed in the near
future. Just as soon as the sluice box
. miners book Cook's Inlet get away mills
will be put utand big amounts of gold
will be produced.
"There is not in all the world a more
fascinating proposition than the invasion
of Alaska by citizens of the United
States, ho will build it up and make of
it a source of enormous revenue. Tbe
western coast bat a climate not at all
rigorous, for the thermsmeter in winter
does not go 10 degrees below rero. Ers
many years go by this part will be full
of white men enjagsd in fiiberies,
lumbering, aod mining."
Ben Killen aa a foremost lawyer of
Portland Is goor
The tramp Is abroad as hnngrv at can
be, and the result ie the report of a good
many burglaries in tlie state and else
where.
An immense acreage of fall wheat has
ben sown in this valley, and even with
fair prices there ought to be considerable
prosperity in this valley next year.
It comes from Washington that the
President will dual very lightly with the
financial question, leaving that for Mr.
Gage. This is sagacious. The less the
President touches on finance the better
or him.
Any young men intending to enter in
to any respectable business had better
stick to it than get the Klondike fver.
The boy who takes the advice of an ex
perienced father will mke by it in th )
long run.
Prunes have brought a good del of
money into the valley this fall. A aatr
Die was the sale by F M Wilkios, of En-
gene, a tew days ago. of 80,000 poands
at 3e a pound. Prunes are a profita
ble fruit at that price, and it is a great
encouragement to the producer.
Reports trout the east are tha Mr.
Croker is very lively. As the boss ol
the second bljcgesteity in the world he
ought to be lively if anybody. It meant
several millions of dollars in ria pocket
before he gets through with Greater Sew
York's pocket book.
It is reported that there wi.l be 1,000,-
000 tons of wheat for export from Argen
tine. This will mean a live competition
and tbeprospecta uf low prices for wheat.
A general improvement in business
though ought to keep this cerea) op to
the present figures, or approximately
to. As in past years tnougn wuo can
tell.
Can a person borrow $75 at 6 per cent
without security in the city ol New Yoik
Provided that person can show that he
or she is a memoer oi a cnurcn, a
worker in ihe Sunday school and has
toe name of being- an honest Cbristain?
The above appeared in the Xew York
World, signed "Honor," and is answered
in the heading. "Not in New York."
Recently a New York minister dUguis-odeiao-noija
basin$s mm, nealy
ho plainly dreeeed vieited three fashion
able churches, acd was enobbedin sll ol
them In one he was rudely ordered
out ol the seat he took.aud in the others
;,er -win who it was the en her refus
ed to seatbim, while the stylishly dress
ed reporter who was in the game
was eeated with the greatest
courtesy. The church that inake a dis
tinction on arc Mint of clothes has less
re'igion than you could place inside a
mustard eeed. and that ie about the
size oi the fashionablecborcb of the city.
Such religion is not Justified br the
teaehiogsof Christ, and in fact is hypoc
risy of the worst order. -
The coming city e'ection present
notb'ec: more importait than the o Ccee
of counci'men. Tbey run the city. Last
year the city run behind ahoot $1,000.
This meant, that tbe most rigid economy
will have to be practiced on the 8 mill
tax, tbe charter limit. It is not pleasant
to eee a eiy niggardly, but nevertheless
a city should iivs within its menus . It
s proper to run a municipal government
as carefully as ones own bus'nees that is
wall run. -An official should be as coo
s'derate of every cen spent at he is of
his own money, and a deficit should be
fought against with all tbe energy of a
foot ball player. Hence no one euould
be elected who will be otherwise than ha
been the police of tbe present council, as
a rule, but rather men who will be closer
figurert if possible without going to an
extreme that will hurt the interests
of the city, for mere are somethings
that must be done,or tbe government
woold have a lot of damageeuita on hand
and our sidewalks aod streets should be
kept in decent order.
Oafcville.
This nice webfoot weather keeps na
inside of our domicile and while we are
closed in we have more time to read and
study and the more we lead about the
history of tbe past ages and of the doings
of the present time we are satisfied tbat
oar ts'ioa has not been doing the right
thing and we as a people are making
slaves of our selves, (not willingly) to a
class ot tyrants wno will soon Have ns
where they want ns and they say to us :
"Vote with tbe party-" and thousands of
ns do so without looking at ths platform,
and again they will say : "Stay with us
and wo will give you all tbe reform you
ask," and many believe them while at
the same tiro they don't see the reform
coming. Young men! read for yonr
elves and then vote your principle, and
yon will bava tbe satisfaction o doing
right if you are in the minority.
We were at a public sale in Taugen
last Wednesday, we found rather a small
crowd on account of so man cases of
typhoid fever in and around tbe ciiy, we
were surprised to see things sell so well
and mots surprised to see so many people
paying catb for everything they bought,
not we) learned tbat the farmers in this
part of the country sold their wheat
when it was a goo1 price. We learned
(bat our fellow scribe bad actually gone
to California, aod we also learned tbat
be stopped at Bisseos to buy some ear
dines and while be was jewing tbe me
chant dowa oa sardines the tisin le't,
.! Young Amtreca bed to stay over
nigbt among strangers, oh no; not him
he happened to know a young lady
there, Y Abad figured on that before he
left Tangent, he is not "long and faith
ful" for nothing.
J ml go Barton has been among us for
the la4 week, while here be hird a
saw and some of his neighbors to run it
and they ea ed enooicb wood to da the
Barton family all w.mer.
V have been confidentially informed
that thete will be a wedding on the 25 u
of this month. Where? irk Billy Mor
gin.
We tipped our nat to Angelina as
we passed, she waved Ler little white
kerehief, (the same one she lost on the
streetcar and had us picking up moon
shine.) Dont know us ir dsy lime.
Mr. R A Bamford leceived a postal
card from Albany a few days since w tit
out anything on the side Hie message
should have been written, he say loi
bis mend to ariite again and write u
both aides.
, Mr, ' Bamford butcbeied two pigs
weiicbina- 630 pound, hit average ol
465 pounds. Next !
. LiTfLS Boss Bud
Commeaciog Thursday, Nov. llth, the
0 C. & . steamer Albany will again
resume her regular run. Leaving down
for Portland and way points Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays at 7 o'clock a m.
Up rtver on Mondays, Wednetdays and
Fridays.
WashiiiKton Letter,
Prom our rajrular Corrtjiponrt.nl
' Washington, Nov. 15, 1897.
Senator Jones, of Ark., Chairman ol
tbe Democratic National Committee,
arrived in Washington in a decidedly
jubilant state of mind over the results of
last week's elections. He said on the
subject: "Well, you bet I'm tickled
It makes me feel 25 tears younger and
makes me understand that the Amerl-
can people have not been bought or
blinded this time. The results are an
omen of comma aod renter good. U
just takes opposition and sorrow to de
velop the lull strength of the democratic
parly. This result convinces me that
the silver sentiment grows, grows and
grows and that by the next Presidential
election, it will have grown to an irresis
tible strength. Just mak my words.
Error dies from a pin scratch, but truth
survives the cyclone. The democratic
party is Truth. When it comes to
long: race and a hard race, the democratic
Dartv sets there. I am very eoiry be
cause of the turn ma'tera have taken in
old Mary land, but hope for her is not
dead in my bosom yet. Of course it
would have been more deairale had
Mark Hanoa beea inhumed ucderan avs-
taucbe of democratic votes, bit when r
great man saves his scalp only by th-
sxin of his teevh, it is virtually a do
feat."
Consul General Lee has received his
final instructions and will this week re
turn to Cuba, tie is as careful as ever
about dlscutting Cabin matters, but
there are good reasons tor saying that hs
is confident that there wilt be peace in
Cuba witbin t few months. It was be
cause of this belief o hit part that he
agreed, when urgently rtqiested to do
so by Mr. WcKicfey, to remain in Cuba
until the trouble was over.
Tbe army of pensioners still steadily
grows in numbers, noti'l ending tbe
assertion of several C-.u issionert ol
Pensions that it had reached- the high
water mark and was about to start on
the down grade. The annual report of
Commissioner Evans shost that there
ere 5,336 mere names on the rolls on
June 30, 1997, than there were one year
before, notwithstanding the dropping,
the fiscal year for death aod other causes
of 41,123 names. There were 976,014
names on the roll at tbe the close of the
last fiscal year, and, unless, death claims
an cnusual large number, it is probable
that the million mark will bs pased before
the c!oee of the present fiscal year.
From all directions come complaints
about the tremenooo rise in the price
of almost everything, excepting the
article that more than half of our people
hare to sell our tabor. An expert says
of the D'.osley tariff npon tbe price of
men'e clothes: "A suit of clothes that
could be bought lat year for II5.0C can
not be duplicated now under $30 00
and that fact is sn annoyance to dealers
and customers alike. With men of
ample means, who have tbeir clothes
made by fashionable tailors, 13 00 or $lo
advance on a suit is hardly noticed
and it noticed evokes no complaint. It
is very different, however, with those
who have to be careful in their tspendi
tares, for to this class $5 00 represents a
considerable sum
UD
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lo ill Points last
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elegant day coaches, magnificent tourist
cars i ad free colonist sleepers from the Pa
ciSe to the Atlantic without change.
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Ge a pamphlet giving a full deschptioc
of this wonderful country. Ask t be ajrect
for a copy of the mining laws of Britist
Columbia.
Lowes rates o and froui
Atlantic steamship inee.
Canadian Pac. Ry. Uo.'s
-Royal Mail Steamship
line to China and Japan
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The shortest lioe to tbe Colonies. These
steamers carry aa experieoced medical
man. and a stewardess on every voyage
For time tables pamphlets, or any in
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E J COYLE, Ag't, 148 Third St., Port
and. Or.
GEO. McL. BROWN. D P. A.
Vancouver. B. C
Ladies
and
Childrens
Shoes . .
"Cheapest in town."
"pleodid values."
"Have found none f cheap'
are some of tbe remarcs made about my
ladies and childrens shoes, tbat I have jus
placed cn sale. W. K. BLA1N.
(tie puts tbe prices down.)
Commercial
Printing
We have good stock, good and Aew
type, good presses aod understand how
to do good work and we do it at a very
ressonalile price, tor neat and up-to-date
job printing call on.
HILL 5 M1LL0Y.
S. A. SCHIFFLER k CO.
Merchant
Tailors
. gssawMnsBBBBBa.
Carry the largest and
most complete stock of
Cloths ia the valley.
Oii SM ia Fllna BW.
GEO E FlhH
THIS PLUMBRK
Tin roofing ' and plumbing,
be opera house
Oppositi
WW
The Bound
ary Usw.'
When a young
srirl steps from
eirlhood into wo
manhood, she e
ters a new and strange
countrv. A land of
vromise and hope, yet
full of hidden dangers. Whether she will
find, happiness or misery cepenos largely
upon the health and condition of the deli
cate, special organism which is the source
and centre of her womanhood.
Th. lima of vnnncr women are often
Bmckwl becanae of a mistaken sense of
modesty, which leads them to neglect the
earlier symptoms of feminine weakness.
These troubles unless corrected, develop
Into serious chronic difficulties which be
come a dragging burden, ruining life's best
opportunities and blighting all possibility
of nappy wifehood and motherhood.
Any woman snfferiog from these delicate
complaints needs the health-giving power
of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It
heals and strengthens the womanly organs;
stops weakening drains; gives vitality to
the nerve-centres, and restores perfect or
ganic soundness and constitutional energy.
It is the only medicine devised for this pur
pose by a skilled and experienced specialist
in diseases oi tne lemmine organism.
rm w n Tinnrtn of Aril no-ton. Ma. writes :
t have nacd voor Favorite Prescription and
am never tired of aoanding Us praise. When my
lady meoos complain, 1 say - ny am i yon
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription?' I told sn
aasioas mother, whose daughter (if years old)
had not beea right for five months, about tttc
medicine, and after tbe young lady had taken
tanhirda of a bottle of 1 Parol
' favorite Prescription '
he was an right, ene nea neen ircw ay two
ol our beat doctors.'
Dr. Pierce's great thousand -page illus
trated book, "The People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser" sent paper-hound on
receipt of si one-cent stamps to pay the
cost of mailing only. Or, a handsome
cloth-bound copy for xi stamps. Address,
Dr. R- V. Pierce, Bufiato, N. Y.
MISFITS.
Jaraee Parker, of Goshen. Lane ewnty
would make a good eitisen of the capita',
city. He has a 7oO pound hog. iiu
record is 802 pounds.
Tbe Marshal of Prineville one night
last week arrested ten or twelve boys for
violating the curfew ordinance, which re
quires boys under IS to keep off the streets
alter 7 o'clock p. in . iney were nnej
$2 apiece
Baker City gmblrs pay the city $200
a month in fines. That is a very email
license system, and a discredit to any
city hen conducted as such.
Tbe value of a man's character Is great
when it is assailed in any form. Q. A.
Bosnneli, of Dayton, Wash , a former
Eugene photographer, has sued J.
K. Jones and J. F. Fry far $21,939 d im
ages for malicious prosecatisn.
This is the last day on which the Chi
nese phfasant can be sold in the open
market, but the bird is not yet out of
danger.
Miss Twogood is the captain of bas
ket ball team iu Boie City. An ex
change proudly boasts that nothing is
too good for that city.
The S. P. pay ear ps. d through the
city yesterday disutbuiin tboutsnds of
dollars, but probably not as much as the
people of tbe vaUey have paid them ic
the past month
Now that the President's and Gover
nor's proclamations bavs been published
tbe turkeys are warned to escape if tney
doet wan't tbeir necks rung. It is a pos
itive fact thi t they are in danger.
Notwithstanding the many sous tbe j
construction of the Lane county court
bouse groes merrily on. Tbe corner stone
was laid yesterday. It was an unfair
rooeeding not to have had Senator
Driver conalnct the proceedings.
The Salem Journal beats the tecord oo
stories ol economy. Here it is: A Sa
lem gentleman got so economical aod bad
such a t-orror of wasting snytbing tbat
ho would not names new born calf right
away after iu arrival for fear it would
die and tbe name would be wasted.
Bicycles have scored a victorv in the
courts. Tbe supreme court of Iowa has
rendered a decision that bicyclists are
not compelled to carry a bell and exhibit
a light at night, i et tbe decision is
modified by tbe finding tbst tbe bicyclist,
not being supplied with a bell and light,
who injure a person, is guilty of contrib
utory negligence.
W. II. Land last week was elected
mayor of Sacra treato by a large vote
Land is a bote! keeper, and has been for
many years. John Usher, ot this city,
lived st Land's hotel for a nnmber of
years, and is quite a friend of tbe sue -
eeeeiui candidate, tie will coneratolale
bim and is looking for a request to go
there and act as bis special adviser.
A few years ago a young man named
Searigbt was expelled from Stanford
University. Last Saturday he got even
with tbat university in great shape In
the great earns of footlwll between Stan
ford and Reliance be played full back for
Reliance, and more than any one else
won the game for bis eleven, playing it
is reported like a fiend. lie ie now a
soldier in tbe regular army at Presidio.
Prole. Heritage and Fleck, of the Wil
lamette Conservatory of Music, weie sn
nounced to give a concert in Corvaliis
last Frldsy evening. A big crowd wss
present, snd tbe Profs, were tbere; but
when Prof. Fleck touched tbe piana, he
found that it was a regular old tin pan
he had not taken the pains to test it be
fore hand and he absolute refused to
perform on it. As it was too lste to get
another the concert was postponed until
next Saturday evening and the tictets
returned.
McEwen, the hypnotist, recently gave
a week's entertainment in Salem, mys
tifying people, and receiving the endorse
ment of the uoctors as well as msny
prominent people. Since he has gone
tbere are reports of his beine? a fake aoo
the papers are foil of the matter. Alfred
Feller, a young man, displayed in a show
window for several hours has made an
affidavit that be wasdrugedfor tbe pur
pose and that in tbe exhibitions iu which
he appeared he was not actnally hypno
tised. McEwen bss sent for him to go to
Portland to explain matters. As Mc
Ewen will be in Albany on Nov. 6 we
will have an opportunity to investigate
the matter ourselves.
The Salem Elks last week held an open
session tbat was one of the social events
of tbe week. A festure wss the reckless
manner in which tbe Exslted Ruler W.
J. D'Arcy fined the members for differ
ent things, proving an amusing feature o'
tbe entertainment, lie nned Hon J J
Murphy for "being the first guest of the
evening at the ball Ed N Edea "for
tbe privilege of serving the session as sec
rotary;" P H D'Arcy "for being a broth
er nf the chairman" for 'beine a sinner"
and for "thinking be wss a singer:" Hon
I L Patterson, for "being the chief con
spirator ol tbe "Mitchell push' that held
up the legislature in January last;"
Walter Lyon "for misrepresenting bis
friend, Senator Pattorson, In the Oregon
ian;" E Holer, for "defeating 11 a chair
man by 1,000 votes in his late race for
the lenislature;" Msjor FE Hodnkiu,
"evading the law when it was thrown at
him;" Mayor J A Richard-on, for "not
keeping the atieets of Salem clear of mud
duing the rainy season;" Thomas Sims
for "failing to receive the nomination for
sheriff in 1896; "lion Tilmon Ford "dis
appointing tbe audience by decliniug to
tell what lie knew about wooing."
Mosic Miss Mildred fiurmester
teacher of piano or organ. System ths
Mason touch and technique. Residenc
Fifth street, opposite U P church.
A stylish line of fur collarettes, cine,
muffs and childreas sets just nceived at
tbe Ladies Baxaar.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Kllert His Sister
Ghaut's Pash. Or.. Nov. 10 Tbe
9-year-old son of Thomas Gray, who re
sides near Merlin, ysalerciay Afternoon,
while plating with his father's rille, acci
dentally discharged it, tbe ball passing
through bis little 5-yearoM sister's beau,
killing her instantly. 1 Tbe little lelbw. re
alizing what he had done, r.n away from
home without hut, cofc.t or slice. Arriv
ing at Merlin after dark, be told tbe sec
tion men, with wbora be stayed over nigbt,
that his father had wbioced him and that
beranawav. Altera night's rent the
section men t-upposed be would go home.
hut instead be took to tbe hills, ami al
though a strict search has teen nmdt, be
cannot be found.
The Basalan aharinge
Washington. Nov. 16. The agricul
tural department has issued i's monthly
review t the foreipa crop situation, aiuci'
atieotion is devoted lo tbe grain crop of
Russia, especially wheat, on account of its
maenUuie as a ctor in tbe European
supply. 1 ho review ajs that all account
gree'io represent inir the wheat erf p as de
ficient, but its lo the extent cf the deficien
cy much diffeien'eof opinion exists.
A MiHtsaalr Deallal
I.'ew Yomk, Nov. 16.- Ar.hnr EvaJoi,
oflb's city, attorney for Dr Thomas
Kvans, the famous American dpntist whose
death was announced fiom Paris makes
the following statement :
Tbire is no doolit that the doctor ws
worh several millions. It bus been aul
about t:S5.000.00l), but 1 believe that n
little too bigb.
A I'taar t'lalas ; '
WaeiiiKOTOK, Nov. 111. An immense
clsim, embracing 7. 000. Oct acr -s of iund
in tne sonowen including me elites or
Minneapolis and bt. i'sui. was brouubt
before Commissioner Herman, of Ihe gen
eral land otLce, today, and tbe axxistanee o'
the government in securing oircial
wa called lor the e sionants are U
Hollo sy, of Holland O , and limn, of
Munroe.
Ike t'lrss Trala
IXDcrRKDEXCK. Nov. 16. The arrival
of the first train on the new schedule of the
Southern PaciS railroad, known as tbe
Independende express was welcomed here
this eveainir by tbe riesence st the depot
of several hnnJred people and the Indepen
dence bra band Tbe mot r ft r IViI'a f
left on tbe arrival of tbe train .
fcivea a new Trial j
81 sm Nov. 15. 1 he j pre rue court to- !
dsv remit-red fire decisions. 1
Tbe case reversed wss that of Ihe Mate :
respontent vs. DaouI Msgone, appellant,
from Multnomah countv.
Afagone was jointly indicted with Cbas. j
Mootirmery. William Rector and Edward j
L-ntr. f.r the crime f duioterrinx a hu-"
man body, tbat of W ri La-la.
Sated sWalia fsrad
Paris, Nov. 15. Tho-na W Evens, It'
fsmous American den!tt. bo friii'a'ed
tbe flteht of Ksnprect Evirenie from Pan
in liTO. died seddenly yealer-lty evening.
Dr. Evans was burs in 1'uiladelpbia,
sboot 'b years mo. and wett to Paris In
IS46. where be on . a gitwt rvputa'ioo ,
Since bis advnt in lh Kreorb capita' ;
Or. Evans bad attended lo tbe teeth of
most of the crowned beads of Europe. !
Watllal taw werilae
WAsnisoTox. Nov 15. No official in
formation has been received here confirm-
lory of ihe report cabled from Rio de Ja-j
neiro. via London, to the effect tnat Presi
dent Morse has issued a decree declaring
martail U w for a period of 30 dsjs Never-
tbeieas the rportT credited witn diplo-
mstic circles.
ABsSker Oarmat rtute
Wahijcoto!. Nov. 15. On moaon
AtaifUnt-Attorney General AniWsin, the
sapremeceort today decided to iue ita -
mediately a mandate ie tne Durrani mar -
v ,.tvnw.nlii!im t. tkirrant
dereue. ?i a representative f. lmrrant
-a. tu court when the motion wa mad.
The court, after a burned oro.uitation
on tne bench, acooowd tbrx!,fi thief
Justice Fuller that a mandate slioiSd i-itie
forthwith. Anderson tbtnts Utts will -t . bim lil tta e l.K-ini an 1 U pful t
lie the matter and hasJen larrnt's execu- I msoy trn o i ils : -c , ira t
Uoo. jwhoaiw every tir.-lv i dJescvd f-r
i.rsk. VjLtT bl ?"""iuS
Havasa. Nov. 15. The Spanish steam-! Brarfoa fep 77
r Akanta retnrned to Spain today, wUo j Palne'a trr compound. .f V.iynd
8) ck OJ invalid soldiers. The Spanish wisely used, srould relieve nervousness,
steamer Alfonso XH1 arrived today having j sooshe rwUesne4. reda irkr-s
on toard Bngadic-r tieneral Gairr, ot - I Jnriheo the bod v. Invig riie t tie miad
Seers, five ckapUmt aod TOO solJi-r. i "w add tasiia ct haf. !n.- to Ufa
A. Emu Killed 1 JMfe.HBOYUR.liY.
a U,0LV r"!r. ' ,N t'- ' 4 JT V, Th" ul'- ' n ho does not take
Ashland, 3J mile ei of krr. W ii I titre to get well wi I ooM-r or liter have
llamwa. editor of the Ashland Register. J to lake lime to be. 111.
was rubbed to death last evening by J !
L McDonald. The men bad some words'
about a notice ia tbe pPr of an approach-' " """"
log lecture. McDona d charg dx tbat tl I
Harrison bad beea a Methodist instead of?
a Baptist, tbe notice would have been mere
extended Harrison replied through bis j
paper in a way ta ineen McDonald, and 1
Ibe trjgedy resuiUd. 1
Taw s i s resmt j
Wasuisotos. Nov. U- Tbe m an-
nnal report ol t csttmisler- tenrl Jamrs
A Gary to tbe president srms made public
tonight. Its feature is the strong advoca
cy ot postal savings depositories, a scbeme
over which Post tu aster- Gentral Gary has
beea workine for sir ers 1 months in Ihe
fonuu'aiioa of plans to prest to tbe presi
dent and congress - tie say t tbe time is
', rips for tbeir establishment
A Bit Lrarhlag
BikMaas, X I) Nov 14. .Vex Coudol.
an Indian baif-breed, and Paul llotrtrack
and Philip lrelatd, full blood Indians, tbe
first of Whom was sentenced to death for
the mnrder of six member t of tbe Spicer
family last February, and bad just been
granted a new trial by tbe supreme court,
and tbe latter two self confessed accesaortee
in tbe murder, were tkea from the county
jail in Wood county last night aud Ijocbed
by a mob.
A Teerker sastalaed
GiRVAts, Nov. 14. The cese of Ibe
State vs. Prcf. A R Seigmnnd. on trial
) ester day. resulted in an aoquital of Prof.
SeUmunu. This was a case involving tbe
rights of a teacher to discipline a pupil.
Lsat week, Clyde Hill was severely pun
ished for rvrerted misdemeanors, tioth
sides were fully represented by witnesses
and counsel.
aw at tiervala
"Gekvaw, Nor. 14. The old rain of
yestarday was accompanied by snow. All
work of plowing, seedijg and potato dig
ging has been suspended. It is estimated
tnat 13 per cent of the potato crop semains
undug.
Creal la eee Thing
Lokdon.I Nov. 14. A special to the
mail from Berlin sari:
Empoter William made tlie highest
shooting record in a battesa on the estate
of Prince Linchowski. at iicbelm. 'Ihe
party killed 4244 birds, of which the eni
pcrer killed 1411, an average of five per
minute.
STRAYED 11 bead of sheep, mar
with M. Onenada bell on it.
turn to or notify H. lirodert.
APPLES WANTED, threa car loads o
reveral varieties. Cash paid, at high
est prices Gallon Willia-u tian.oppos
te Kus House.
STREET RAILWAY NOTICE.
Tbe rrotoi on the Albany ttreet rail
way will connect promptly wllh sll trsim
to and from the depot, day and night.
Special trips will be n ade at special
a'es. t. K Conn, Conductor,
FURNISHED Rooms for rent
cortier of Fourth and Calipooia
on
atree
Mas. I. U. cmtLi
FJRSALE.
one fonhle
Price $90
-Cue span team
set harness, one
Call on K 0 8erv
horses,
wagon.
WANlEU-TRUSTWOUl'HY Ac
tive gentlemen or Indies to travel
for responsible, established bouse io
Oregnn. Monthly $05 00 and expenses.
Position steady. Reference. Encloe self
addressed stamped envelope, Tlie Dentin
on Company, lept. Y Chicago.
FOR SALE A mai at Little Rlk
wishes to sell bis 40 acre tract, con
sistlDirof 20 acres cleared, 10 to be cleared,
with 18 or 20 tons of bay, 150 bushels of
potatoes iu the (rround. 100 truit trees.and
some cat) Ie and sheep, In a nice location,
for IJCOO.
I A TANTEU. A few more
encase
VV
ments by the day to sew.
Miis R. K Owin.
BOSTON'S
The Rev. J. B. Brady D. D., Advises His Many Parish
ioners to Take Paine's Celery Compound.
Tbe R v Jamea Boyd Brar, pas' or cf
tS Pp Temp:, la II smoo, ptai Jaa
c v r tbe d-atiint of the tarceat Jitrfoc
u ,D1. ,V ZZT"u
j h VbaTU u'tJ
unci' I anl nim-t- I v. and loaa be
i tbe pes of a d Kk of lTj.
of ' l)r Hiady dro blm t with anSsc
i c"ee t aoribl n; he und-ttke.
j Tnehii naracterseOc ot b s mi-lstry
!" Jjf? fZL ' V" ?
i tltka ai and r t jal grow b
, u , f , torMI, wrd
)aiB bm, s ,
, Bdj-uis work. M, progrMtire
mefrod. bis ec-i-nrw an', bis power as
a mloUter. ibs; i-ie fcla!ng letter irom
O'Brien's
New
Clothing
store
Abijj line o( mns and "boys boots and
shoe?, trunks, valise3, suits. An exten
sive line of mens and youthi furnishings,
hats and caps. All the above goods have
been bought at low vjrices. We will not
be audersold
Foster Blk 1st St. Albany, Or
D
ow
Oliver
Best on earth.
Everyone knows the Oliver
plow. Sold only by
HOPKINS BROS.
Albany Oregon.
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ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. .lOSKPI. Proprietor
GREAT PREACHER.
Many Uvs onder the nee ile-a inSicilon
f t Indlwciots. orvouaos. coo.iiton,
and gwoersJ weakness, n-i eodure tbe
oo oent los of health wUhouteoos d
ring bow uy tbe eaoce et a!t Ibis
Uism aright be remedied.
Nlfol serve -d tissue nourish mnt
fatlbhotm cfal perminertt tui d
insr op nf tbe hevtl.
Pain'seelr ooroptound looks out f jr
the inai-ttuus wkabine of tta nervous
aye em throogh msln urmoo: It givte a
betUh tnoe ua the atoas?iidocr-es the
oixl eapfly, quiets and ej-ia'! a the
irrbated ne-ve a.-.ioo end ttrmpUy feeds
tbe usntiee when the noddy vigor at
:i toweut b, aa 1 sbauii n be further
taxed
Ths oosr e irs, therefore, f-r rba jtns
U3, Dtara.iri or roerl debility Uiat U
Uvi sij tts ot effjets m-tatretst on a
rl!c, e eaasiaa: of lbs b,oJ and build
lit -p of the rerrom Usoe. AH this
is newt done tiy Pafne'sew ert itanpoaad.
bsneoM ibis reirsrksh'e remedv tiec:a
at tbe begioaing. wuerever tbere i dis
"atiiii etabl.bes the beaitn firstly
aod beyowd any fsr of fs'liac bsck.
Tbe worn out pent a shi cinoot s eep
st old take Pattie'a celery compound'.
It t fatty- to imagloe that everv boor
taken from aieep is t boor galoed. Nth
loa undermineis health and enersy tike
I sm f a-e-p. Tbe rrv. os avasem auf
fera a niucb foa toes of aieep is from
We are receivicg; another larga invoice of
the Oregon all wool suits, whi:h we are
s?ll:ng from $9.00 to$10.00,th?3 t value
in the markat
'" """ " "J"" ' "' ' L -
Plows
-
Isck of nourishiuent. Both may be
supplse-i and a tealth eoaditioa tnaured
by using PaJne's eetety compound-
Tbe stay and ataS of sound health hi
well nourished and well reo!ed nerves
offerers from sleep' iwnsa, servene
dyspepsia or tMadacbs may be aur tbat
every rveervolr of nerve fjre baa been
tapped aod ex baa seed by work, worry.
too iittie sleep, w lenity Dour".sbm nt.
Msauee cf poordtKwaon and aa limits ion
As soon as aoeh siua of nervous exhans
tion are noticed snaky hands, broken
sleep, coor appecits. wmatioK diseases .neo
raiis r r dy.pep-ia. take adv socage c-f ths
remarkable retort3ve and reguialing
anion of fAinea celery com poo nd.
Nervous disorders increase In a airt of
com poo ni ratio- It ts a thoosand ctmea
eswier t9 pat t atop to nervooa cebiiity
in its earlier sfas than ia er on to cor
red nerve an-i brain rxbau 4ioo, Uat
may be eomplisatoa b heart, kidaev or
tojie other organic tronbt.
Paisx's oeievy compound nsust net be
cenfounded with any of the pLarmiole
awaJmg. bat leaiiy temyartrv nuke
oiftis esoss car ere never pernuiMat
nor tr.orooirh snicg. and otly trtrg de
ferred hopes that teaks tbe heart sick.
Paine' eeiery eompioai is the greatest
necva aod brain in vibrator and moat
r:b blood purifier the world baa ever
been blsased w".o.
NOTICE OF FJKAL SETTLEMENT
Notice taker by given that the an der
ttgaed executor cf ibe at will aad testa
meat of Louita M Sinter, deceased, has
fi'-ed with tbe. clerk ot the coanty court for
Job county. Oregon, his Sr.sJ accouat
and tbe co ir faas set Monday tbe 6 b dav
of Deresnber.ti97.at the hoar ot 1 o'c ock
p m ol sud dav to beair objections to said
fi-tsl a-c nit a..! t- see said e-rts'e.
Tn le 9-h day of Octabjr. 1837.
Hesst Kimek,
E sec Jtor of estate of Louisa M Kiaxer,
id
NOTICE OF FINAL SnTlLULNT.
Notice is hereby givta. that J.snes W
Morgse. as admisiatrator of the aetata cf
Lydia Morgan, deceased, has filed his rjaal
acoooot aa each adsaiBatratcw wita the
clerk f tbe coaaty coert et Lfaa eeaaty.
Onron. aud teat said eoar'. hi appointed
Satordsy the llth day ol Deeeasbe. 1S97,
a Uie hoar of 10 o'cioct is ths forrneoa
of said day aa the tuns and the coantv
court room ia .!bojr. Oreoa, aa the place
li? heariog aod settling said accouat. &U
pesoes are actibed tlat it they have any
otjectioaa to votd account and fioal sctlis
meet to aopesr at taia ttste and pUcj am
presect them.
Dated Xov.S. 1S.;
Geo W WwiHT. Jas W iToRsay.
A.tf fjr dra. Almtniatr&tcr .
Notice for Publication
Land Omca t Orsiox Crrr, Oa,
Oct ISth. 1S97.
Kotics is heieby givso that th following
named aettisr has hied notoe of his is ten
lion to make final proof ia support of hia
claim, and tbat Slid proof will be saada be
fore tbe coanty clerk et Linn coanty at Al
bany, 0n, on November 27 in, 1S97, via;
Ellas Mor ley: H E for the lot 5 ot
Sea 14, Tp 9 South R 1 East. He names
the following witnesses to prove his con
tinans resideoca apoa and caltiyaUon of,
siid land: v;t: Charles Swank. Henrr
L om, Jason W Tenaev. Andrew T Zam-
wa!t, sll of Ly C3, Oin.
KOBSaT A Miu.tR,
Reps',
N8TICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
AoUce is hereby civen that the btA.
sieaed aumiBntrator et the estste of Th
Morgan, deceased, has tiled his final aoca
eooni as snch administrator with the clerk
of the eoonty Ont of Lino ennntv 11. -
and tbat the Honorable Geo D hJ
iods of sjd court, has annni.it4 n.. "
day the llth day ot December. Isot .
the h our of 10 o oioek a m, aa the time
the oounty court rtomt at Albany, Croa
as ths plsce, lor bearing objection to said
notinedtha if they desire taml. ..i
objection to said final soconnt or settU
meot thereof to be atd appswr at the ahove
nne anu piace, or oe forever birred
Dated Novemler 8, 1SS7.
Gao W Wriisut.
VT G Morgax,
Administrator.
Atty for Admr.
A I t ttEMlNES.-BoardiBg, hajging
and meals may be secured of thesub
rjber at the itian mines, at bU placr
U the mouth of Dry Oulch.
M. W. Whiti.
WANTED-CPRIG HTAND FAITH
rt L gentlemen or ladles to trav
for responsible, es'abh&hwl Louse
Orecon. Monthlv 155 00 andexpeesee
position steady. Refeience k'nclcs
self-addressed stamped envelope.
Dominic n Company, Dept. H, Chicago.
DRESS-MAKING. Ladies wisLing I
learn catting and fitting by the M 1
gaa system, call an Mrs. K. K. O
presses made for t2.&0 and up. Co r
t ooia. .
L." urt KhM. Oood house of five rooms
J? in 3rd ward. Convenient to scboo!.
h'n(trire at Morris's store.
wijr maisiisis police oi tax sale
for Delinquent Taxes ot 1896.
Notice Is hereby slven that t virtue of
a warrar t for the collection rf riellrqtent
taxes of tbe aaa wsa ent of ISM ia aod for
the city of Albary, Iu Linn coonly and
state of Oiegon, w bleb warrant ts now in
mv hands and Is In words snd figures, aa
follows, lowiu
STATE OF OBKQOS "I
r as
Coanty of Linn )
In the name of the City of Albrny,
Oregon.
ToCbaaOLee. marshal of Ihs City of
Albany, Creg-m, Orer'ng:
'n tbe Name of t'.ie City of Albany.
O gon. too are hereby commanded that
you evy npon tbe goods and ebateia of
ibe delinquent tav psyers narrei in the
ioregotng list, aad If nuns be Irm d. th u
opoo tbe real property ret forth t'-erem ,
or so moeb theieof aa shall aatl-f the
amoont cf taxna ao charged, w ib coats
and expenses, aod that yon pay over all
mooeya so eoliecied lo tLe t tty " reasarer
uf said city, and make t be ret urn of 'his
warrant aa by law required
By order of tbe C tv Coardl ot tbe City
of Albany. Oregon. MaJe tbe VAb day of
lletotet. Ir97.
wiu.em my fcsarl. tnd tbe o(B--Ul stgea
mm. and tbe sal rf tbe City f t' any.
Ibis 15th day of O .-tobar, 187, signed
ts-EiiJ NiHEMOS.
htcerr'eT of tbe eitv of Albany,
wbicb w airolit . tMebed to tbe lit ot
or jut in Ot ii qi-eit 'or K year
it96 ia said e ty tt nbsoy. aod o t bar
ing been able sfier diliseot aearcb to find
aey periM.Dal property wbm aid eiiy,
out of wbieb to msks tne taxes herein
mentioned. Is rt levied npon fol -towing
deso ibe I rval projeny h:
Abbey. J R. lota 2. 24,23, 26. 27.
26. 29, 30 and 3l In block Zb
be' addiuB to Albany, Of $ 2 67
Adcox. Jane, lots 9. 10, 11, 12 1 "I
1 in Abbey's addition to Albany,
Ur- jf r- '
Atrai Street Raiiwat Co. the S K
Ji o. bl 73 i Albanv theson.- 23 13
ei . : arab O, the 2 H ,ot 1
ai d 2 in H 2S in Hack'-emaa s zi
audition lo A'bt.y. Oregon
Bradley, Josepb, estate of, tbewK
600
ot tbe o k. V4 ot li wa in nataie
man's additive Atbaov, J4 - -
3 19
Caret, Ssdie. lot 1 1 a blocs 2 ia At
lea and Hawkin's adciuon to Ai
baay, Oregon
Cochran. Root. eLJe ot w ,'4 ol X
w i ot M 52 io H-l?rnitfrs 24
addition tc A-fcaf ), cro-:on
Coon, Sml, nndivuied ir.tr re t
ia iheS E "J the L J4 al tbe
S VV X ot U k 113 in Harhie
mm', atl litio. to A tbat r, 0$B..
33
2 78
49
Geo D Oe.'nwtM. wnarf loU 2, 3.6
4. 10 11, 12, ia Albanv, Oregon,
mu 1, 5 snd 6 in b ock 90. blocks
79. 80, 81, 86, tS7. 68. fe9, 101 ,102,
103. 104. 105, and lrsctio"al W
94. SO abJ S6,n Monttiths tooth
in a-iorion 10 Albany. Oregon;
Atoo Ibe or. divided intriest ia
lots 7 and 8 ii Wck 53, Ms 6.
7 atd ia bl 64. S K ot tots 7 and
8 ia ol 1 k 70. tors J.3.4 and 6 ia
o (c'z 63. block 21. scd lot 3 ia
b!ork 4 in Aibasy. Oreg a 128 60
FarTeli. M E M". tot 1 in b ock 23
in rLKkieman s Zd ad to A tn,
Oreson. and let 1 in block S ia
Hatiemaa'a3rd ad to Albany .
aod 'o a in bl 123 in Backlemaaa
adaitioa t Albany, Oregon
10 GO
arweil. F.irsce, estale of. the w
cltheNwofU 36 in Hack e
man's 2nd d utkn to Albaa y . .
09
Genisn J P. lots 16. 17. 18. 19. 20,
2i. 27,28, 29, 33,31 ia ol II m
Bryaafs ad ta Albaav. Oregon..
Husdv. Faaaie S, lot 3 and 6 ia
bl 29 ia Hacktemaa'a 2nd ad i.
Albany. Oregon
Hawfcms C E. tbe S H of lou 7 aad
4 63
480
8 ia bl 28 ia UscklemsB s zi ad
ditios to A baa v. Oregon
.. 555
Hess. Htrxiett, KTisU Aibaay
:! 400
Orecon ........... -
Hortoa. E XI. lot 6 m b ock 12 ia
Uackleman's 2 hi ad to Albany.
Oregon
Hotcn, B M, nndivided H ia'erest
ia lots 5, 6 and 7 ia U 113 ia
Hackiemaa's anl to Afoeay. Or..
Janaon, t S. lot 5 io al 13 in Haca
iemaa's 3rd ad to Albaay. Oregoa
Ketcbum. W M and a-d J J Da
1 39
6 49
93
brtrilie- trastea. w ii and w.
of the S r Jtl of block 10 in Hack
l-naa'a ad to Aiaar. Or
.... 2 73
Kline A. the west 45x100 feet of the
tst Ht W 1 m the Eas era ad to
Aibeny. Oreetw
Kliae. A, lots 6. 7 and 8 ia bl 30 o
Hacklemans 24 ad 'o Airaay. Or
Klin Josrqhine, lot 7 in bl 4 ia
tbe Eastero ad to Albany, Or....
4 C-7
393
6 40
47
555
320
4 CC
McGregor. Doaa'd. lot 1 inbtlia
Jones addition tJ Albaay, Ogo..
Linnie?,E J. IX landw52ftcf
lot 2 la W lit ia Hackkman 'sad
to Albaay
Laoghead,CH.S , of lot 1 ia U
2 Llackiemsn 3rd add to Albany
Mnatagwe E E. lot 1 ia bl lO ia
HaccJemaa's ad to Aibaay, Or..
Ortast, Or-tdelia. estate of , lot 4 in
bllilio Hacklemans ad to Al
baoT. Oregoa
Palmer, Angusia, hi 9 bs Hackle
man" 4:h id to Aioscy, Or, and
ion 12, 14, 15 and IS in ia Sch
meer's addi ion to Albaay, Or..
Rowell. El a II. lot 3 in bl 11 in
Kn :" adicion to A;harv. Or
S OO
BoddkkG , lot 6 and E J of lot
7 in bl i3 ia tbe Eastern ad to
Aibanv, Oregon J 40
EnperU Joba lots 1, 4. a aaa o 1
bl 3 in the wea'era ad to A Ibany
Kcott, Kosefia, estate of. E Si of W
it in Albany. Orecoe
.... 5
Stewart. C H. trustee. 72xi5d feet
ia tbe S E corner of block 116 ia
Hackleman's addition to Albaa;.
Oregoa 2 40
V arJtow. C F. lots 5 and 6 in bl 1
In Abbey's ad to Albany, Or 74
Witts. Emma C, tots I at.d 8 n W
23 Aibanv, Oregoa
W illiams. EUle. E Si of lo's 36, 37.
6 60
SSar.d39n Ws n AMej's ad
to A'baay, Oregoa I 39
As the property of said delwqaeat tax
par era, aa the same appears assessed t a
aaid dslinqaent tag rol; aad will oa Sat
ardav the 2feh dav of Kvemher. 1S97. at
the front door of the court boas ia said
city, aad at te hr.nr ot 1 o'ciock, ia the
afteraona (rf said day, sell at public see .
tion to the highest bidder far cask ia band,
on the day of said sale, all of tbe above
deso ibed real property, or so as-icfi there
of aa may be neorstary to pay aad satisfy
the tax ssnsned aad levied against sack
propers, ia said eitv of Albaay, for tbe
year 1S9 together with aceraing cost, aad
expense ,
Dated at AThaav. Or., this 22 ad day
Oct, 1S97.
CO Lrx,
ity Mirskal J he Ctt at Aibaay.
Sale of Real Estate,
NOTICE is hatsby given that the aa
dersigncd administrator snth tbe will aa
oexed of the estate cf Robert Johns, de
ceased, will, by virtue cf aa order of sale
daly made aad entered vf record, ia the
ooaaty c. nit for 1 inn con at v, Or., oa the
Sth day of Kovemher, 1S9T. aataorisiait
and licensing ti e underlined aa suck ad -miaistrator
tl sell all the test esate be
longing to the aetata of said deceased.
la paieaaace thereof I wil oa
Sstttrday, December, IS, 197.
at thecoart hoate dooria Albaay. Ln
eoasty, Oregno. offer for sale at pablte
auction, to tne highs at bidder, the f hew
leg real estate:
3$5 SO acres In Tp i3 S R 4 V
3 43 acres ia Tp 13 S R 4 west
322.77 acres ia Tp 4 S R 4 sal
2t 75 fccrea ia Tp 4 B 4 west
1 he south Si block 34, Hscklemsa's 2jJ
ad Albany
Lota 5 and 6 Vock 16 fiaekVmu 'a 3rd
ad Albany
5t SS acres in Tp ll S R 4 west
Lot 3 h Oct 3 Cowan's at ti Lshaeea
Let l block 23 J M Ralston sseeead ad
to Lebanon
Ut 1 hk-ck 27 J M Rslstoa'a sacood
ad to Le(ia
The w S4 -4 the N W o,usiter of black
130 ia Hacalemaa's ad to cit; of A haay.
2 ?3 acres In Wettera addition te Albn
20 acres ia D LC lofcn Barkhart ia Tu 11
a inv oosr ri 1 rgm p as w wuu iw.
S R 3 west
Mock 4 Goltra Fark ad to Alhaav.
B oot 0 Gultia fark addition te Albany
132 by 43 feet ia blcck 6o, Albany
One half acre ia block 5 Hackl.maa's 3:d
addttioa to Albany
The S W quarter of blocs 129 Bsck'e
nan's addition to Albany
Terms of salt, essh ia hand.
Dted November 11, 1897.
J K WEATHERFORP.
Admlnistrstor with the will annexed
he estate of Robert Johns, deceased .j,
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