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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOltNING HERALD: FRIDAY', JANUARY 10, 1880. aftoriunri Uailu ImlA O J IC Daily and Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION - IAfLY r ul-iished every morning except Monday.) D ':ered by carrier, per weelc "J y mini, Hsr yeai. 5 CO WEEKLY. ( Published every Friday Morning.) tu wpy, per annum, in advance.....J"2.(0 W ten not paid in advance tJO THK MAILS. Mails at the AlbaJiy postolfke close For all offices north The Eastern states f 0 A. M, The West Side f And the Nil row Gauge R. R. ) or Portland and Salem ..11 A. Corvallis and Yaquina 12;30 P. m otfice south.....-.....,.....'. 730 p.m. Trie port office will be closed each evening ri-u) six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early momiig train should be mailed before 8 o clock the previous eveninir. THE BRITISH ROYALTY. The present condition and strength of the present royal family of England, and its future stand ing in the political arena in that country is a question of interest to Americans, as it involves to a cer-1 lain degree the spread of our re-1 publican form of government. It is an obvious fact at present that the power of the British sovereign is no more in extent than is the power of our own executive at present. The prestige of the name of monarch and the claim of heredity that is still acknowledged is really all of the sovereignty that attaches to the crown of Eng land. The Pittsburg Dispatch expresses something of the Eng lish estimation of its royalty in discussing the ancient artillery company. It says that the storm that has been raised in England o.'er the action of the Queen and l'rince of Wales in dissolving the honorable artillery company, of London, indicates the strength which ancient and useless privil ' eges still have in that country. The honorable company had not done any military service for some centuries; and its only righting was the periodical combat with the bottle, in which the victors were th? viands and beverages which the perquisites of the company furnished. The Prince of Wales, being ex-ofticio the commanding officer ol this organization, thought that the use of public funds on the presumption that it was a milita-y company ought to imply that it should be put in shape so that it could do some fighting if railed i upon. He proposed to have the members trained in some other assaults than those on the banquet ing-table, and enabled to make a stronger defense than they gener ally do againt-t the bottle. But his reformatoty measures were so steadily opposed by the other officers as to be defeated, with the i consequence that the Queen, prob- i ably bv the Prince's advice, took j awav its warrant and brought that ! relic" of antique useles.si.e.s and prescriptive privilege to a death of old a"e. The storm that this has raised has been unique. The idea that an old organism should be done to death because it does not fiultill what it was intended to dolt,,e rul3r's recovery, besides prt- is regarded as subversive, danger-! ous and tyrannical. If the royal reformers will pause and think a moment they may see that their I doctrine is revolutionary, li '. offices, privilege., and jiowers are to be aloli-iu'd liecause they have lieen rethlced bv time to the rank ., , , . Ot Costly and Useless puppetry, what n ill be done with the British monarchy ? EMIILU I'M EX T OF tio YS. j On the subject of the employ ment of boys, . which has been so , . I , t M'J much Objected tO J bylsome Skll ed workmen, the Philadelphia PreSB ' .thinks that though a few KnightS ... , , , of LalKr may see a iossible danger to their trade in a philanthropic enterorise such a? that uroiected . byMr. Isaiah V. w'illiainsoii, the ; more sensible minds among them most neariny approve oi ii. .oui ing can lie more stupid than jeal-! ousy by their elders of the rising1: generation. Nothing can be more ' wicked than to deny to the youlh QI the land an opportunity to learn a trade and make therm elves self- Bupporung. ine nue apprentice lias long been synonymous with ; the embryo thief and convict. Put boys who are idle at the criti- ; 'cal age of IS and 19 because the doors which led to in honest hveli ' hood art all closed uikjii them are on a straight anil less interrupted ; J rnl to rnln than prn fl, i.ll mto " ' prentices. It is &uc!i materials that compese the hoodlum element of San Francisco, the ."gangs" of Kew York city, and the offensive young roughs and ruflian every Where. Hie boys Who Will be . jbenelittetl by Mr. Williamson's magnilicent charity are not; strangers and outsi.lers. Some of j them are the sors of the verv men ! ' ; Who are questioning whether tliev can stand their conipetion. Work- j ! 1 ,n:;n fhould be,the ve lf object to any scheme that will help the sons of workers to better th ir condition. Selfishness and shortsightness could not exhibit itself more offensively than in op position by labor associations to i t!ie trade school, for the establisl - m At of proposes which Mr. Williamson to donate his immense fortune. The discussion in the Local Assembly 1740 shows there is a division of opinion on the sub- j ject of a "trade school. The lead ing spirits among the knights, so far as they have expressed them selves are veiy far from objecting to Mr. Williamson's form of be nevolence. We are confident that on reflection even those now ob jecting will see that the boys have rights, as well as they, and that I they would be quite as much justi fied in objecting to the boys hav ing bread to eat as in objecting to their being taught how to earn that bread. THE TRUSTS. One of the most outspoken and earnest articles ujion the subject of "trusts" appears in the editorial columns of that excellent paper the Prairie Farmer, of Chicago. It says that "the modern trust is a hydra-headed monster. Its pro vince is to wreck railroads.com bine to place a fictitious price iqon any article of value, to crowd out com petitors by driving all but those engaged in the conspiracy out of the trade, and then fix prices to suit the greed of the principals. The trust is, in fact, aconspiiacy to illegally and outrageously tax every purchaser of the goods or commodities it represents. With ! ever they may call themselves, whether the commodity be coal, iron, salt, sugar, or what not, the aim is to put fictitious and out rageous profits into the gaping and capacious pockets of the unrupu lous organizers. The minions of trusts, syndica tes and pools, and even some of the principals themselves, are found in the senate and house of representatives of the United States and also in state legislatures. Are such jteople safe to trufct? Being interested, are they tit law makers? Is not the creative power greater than the created? Most assuredly! Why then this twad- die that the law cannot touch them? They are conspirators, robbers, enemies of the public welfare, and the man or the legis lator who assumes or argues that the law cannot rt-.h them, is no less dangerous a- a law-maker than the hydra-headed trust of to. day." The Prairie Fanner thinks that Amerwan .vwi-ian8 "st have """e reen w ith env' when ,1,e-v reiid of the good luck of Dr. Freyer. a (Jalway j.hysician, who years ago settled in India. He re- BUYERS' CUIDE. which will U ceutly cured Prince Newab, of sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay Iuiititiii unit tjL-ua trivon un ova. i'.. . .tx- f , , i tioti and fciO.OOO for having caused "ents rom the iieople. XKH' TO-JJA y -luiiou .oticr. rp UK rARTSXRSIIII' IIRKKTOKORK KMSTINO RK- twecu 45. W. H irris and W. E. Gillett. marble dealers, is this day dissohed ly mutual consent. Mr. Cillett retiring. All neisons knrwing themselves indebted to this bnn will p.ease ca l at their shop and settle : at twice. . U. lltRKix, j . t, Gii.lbtt. Alba"-V' " j T 0ST IX THIS CIT ON THLKSUAV, IJ Jin. a parcel containing a pair of ladies shoes wap.ied iu .t box. Die fiuder will p ease leavr at the 'I office. LOST. fiE BROWN MARE, BRANOEh WITH 'wf t the ace of clubs, unarter circle over it on i ne cn iue, aiso one oiuwii nurse slUKllug eolt running with mare. Last seen nearthe residence o- Mrs. Btnline, four miles cast of Albany. A libpral reward will lw tnvpit for i l . . l . , ii i tne return of the animals or infoiuatioii ' leading to tneir return to iiuo. urvant. ja.mks ii. wIlkins TED - A LADY TO CANVASS AND sell Dr. Sill's Electric Belt's. Inquire f C E. Morton, St. CharlesHIotel. pHoicE italiaxpri ne trees for J s;ile. Apply to P. W. Simsk Albany -L) j For Sale. SMALL TRACTS AX I) THREE FARMS on eay terms. Some near town. H. BRYANT DR C CHAMBERLIX. HOMEOPATHIC physician and surgeon. Office, corner Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon. . tmmry B,nN for riorn first clss singers-i lix- i net. German and 1 Oriole. Inquire of .Mrs Wm Mers,on Water street. Between Kllsworth and Broadalbin, Kriek for Kale J ."vlO.OtH) irotxl brick for sa'e 4t CasM.lI. Album . Apply to W. C Mauled. TOURGO)l RELIABLE MEN WAITED to ell fie Improved Singer. A team and --gon furnished. Address or call on the Siiiirer Singer .Maiiufu.nuring Company. J A AKCHIBAl.li. Agent. Albany, Or tlrr. CI1ANOKOK NAiK. In the County Court of 1. inn County, Str.te of tiregon, Ki OTICE IS "IEKEBY GIVEN To ALL ountv Court dnlv male mil it.l m record ou Mo:ida, Jatiiiury 7th, : the I. flllie of Charles II. Si-hiilit.-t. from Charles li. Schuiurt to Charles "li. DonJ'i y or,icr of the lion. i. R. N. Black- b" ude "f Hail1 -"Jnv cmrt. itnes niv hand ami the seal f s:u.l com t athxed thi- 7th day y i mmrv a. i. tss.i r.. t -iu. i awi il, Cuuiit t'!e:k. STOCKMEN AND FARMERS I hereby certify that Dr. I X. Wocdle has successfully operated on uiv ridgling horse ISAAC HAYS. For further eference in regard to ridgUnus uibuire of Dave Peterson, W ni. Peterson, Leo- anon: John nardina.i. Airefl wciverton. Al- any; Sam Gaines, Scio; wm. r oster, Print - i vide. 1 practice vetennnry medicine in Ai - oany ana country surrounuing umee anu residence corner Uth and Washington sts. I. WOODLE. Veterinary Sunreon llAXI imiinm , P II IH II Curran & Monteith have lots for sale on tl e installment ulan. ranu- lug in puce iiuiu fi-.j tufiuw. OREGON BAILfAllnfl KAVItitTlOX COWPA.W Columbia River Route Train or the East leave Portland at S a. m and 2:40 P. si. dailv. rPTlfnSj to and from principal X J. O-tV Hi 1 O pinw in United States, Canada and Kurope. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant Sleeping Care Baa Throaeh on Express Trains OMAHA,, COUNCIL BLUFFS i and T. PAUL ' Free of Charge and Without Change, ! Close Connections at Portland for San Fran- cim.-o and i'uiret Sound (-.:nt-i. For further particulars inuire of Curaau & Monteith, First Street. Albany. Oreifon. ts Coats leave the O. It. X. Co.'s wharf, at the foot of Droadaihiu street, on Tuedav ni Friday of each week. C. O. KAWL1XGS, Local Agent. U. II. UOLCOMB. tieneral Manager. A. L. MAXVt Ell., 4.. I. k T. A, fireat Englisli Remedy. Wade Mark. Murray's Specific A jfuarant-ed cure a for nervous disease. biu-h a Weak Memory, Lot of Brain Power, Hysteria, Headache Pain in the B ck, Xervous Prostration, Wakefulness, D - T L- L.eucori musu, L'liiieai i.atvti Berore laking. tuJe Stmiliai Weakness 1m cottsncy and general lo-ii cf p.iwer o -h Renerat: iran in cit'ifr se -caused by ndi-tcre ion or over-c:iertion,"aiid which ul tiir.atelv lead to Premature Trade Hark. Old Age, Insanity and Con sumption. .1.00 a !ox or six boxes for ifa.OO. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full ar ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. We tiunranler 6 Boxen to cure any case. For e ery $5.00 order received we send 4i boxes, witn a wrluc'Hfter j ill"' f uarane e to refund the monev if ou specific ocs not effect a cure. Address all commu nication to the Sole Manufacturers, The Murray Medicine Co., Kansas. Citv, Mo. fdTSold in Albany by Foshay fr'o.saaytt HitMin.solc ai;e Iteuioved. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIP patrons and friends that he can be foui-d on First street, in his new rooms in Foshav & Masjn s brick. Where he is prepared to ac commodate the public with anything in the tonsor'alline. Hot or cold liaths at all hours Inc. oUlbKo ULiUt, i issued March audSept.each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you ud furnish you with all the necessary .. unnecessary ap pliances to ride, wa 'lance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, worjc, n hurch oi stay at home, aud iu vat sizes, .styles and quantities. Just hnre out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you cau make a fair estimate of the value of the postage. MONTGOMERY. WARD & CO.. 1 11 -1 14 Michigan Avenue.Chiciao, J II. . , IMsswIiiilon Aotlre. T 1HE PAU"XER.SHIP HERETOFORE existing bet ween Or, ;E. A. Mc.Vlister and Or. A. I'. Woodward is.this tlay dissolved by mutual consent -November 10, livvS. for Brut. IjUKNISHED RlKlMSTO KENT. JATTHE City Kestaiiraiit. Ixlglng Kooms for Kent, mWO NICE. nOMMoDfOI S KOIIMS SITIT 1 able for irentlcmen or ladies, situate.1 onh three blocks from Main street. Impure oi Mrs S. A.Mnlister. north si.leof :!l street, new electric 'ight station. PALACE MEAT MARKET Iames V. PiPE.Prop. Ilrst iSlreet .... aiimuo The best variety of choice beef,veal,mutton, pork sausage, etcinthe city keptjcuusuou an hand. 3T Cash paid forfall kind .1 ock.Tf on tractor and Builder. THE UNDERSIGNED HAV1XGJLO cated in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges, birns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, East! ake and Elizabcthian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and spscilic itoiii free of t chartre. Satis action suaranteed W. C. CASSEL- SECOND HAND STORE The past year has proven It to be fc necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy Your Stoves, Fcrnitnre, tinware We :uc always prepared to tiuy yom hcuscliold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents lor the am IKHI.IIl PEERLESS OIL CAN A.ND Lamp Fillek, L. G0TTI.1E My Poor Baciv ! Tliat's the common ecu'ai)atio:i of those suft'erinz with rheumatism or kii ney troubles. in either disease r'n i 7. r . " : uaeivs. nuuuteus oi V"T 1 confirm our claims for that erv t oinnound i " uui. lH' weeks I could not time any night, was consti I and hid a sood deal of Dain ia , . . i cicijr vwinpuumt sne pam lias like a child.' Zeuas Sanders. 'Having been troubled with was almost unable to get confined to my bed for weeks all medicines imigiuable. besides wucside advices, but to no advantage. Hav- mg seen fame 8 Lelery Compound advertised, I L'ave it a trial. I have used one bottle and am perfectly ured. I can now jump around and feel lively as a boy." Frank Caroli, Eureka, Nevad. Price SI. Sixor $', Sold by Dri'ukists. Skno kok S-paup Catalogue. WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co., Proprietors BURLINGTON. VERMONT. W. F. 1 am now receiving my Fall stock ot Dry Goods notions, etc, and propose to make it red hot all along the line. 31 v gkds are all tresli and new and bought F CTR CASH! j We invite your inspection Cashmeres ' Imported Broadcloth SiLsWarp, Henrietta ! All Wool tricots ! Assabet Flannel: in fact everything usually found in first-class Dry Goods Store. My Boot and Shoe department is complete. 1 have also added a complete lins of boys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited 19 All mail orders promptly attended to. Call and see nit. "W (Successor to SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL . . A. WJIEKLKi:, SPKINGFIr:LD, PROPRIETOR. SPIUXGFIELD OllEGOXQ J?f"Allany vard'and olticc on K.'.ilii ail, fictwcen 4ih and 5th streetsgl A. Wheeler, Albany Manager, Having lumber not excelled in Vtiality, . faciKties not surpassed forthe prompt and satisfactory tJlIiiiA or orders. I i -..tfu'.lv solicit a share of the trade. E3 - - 1 California, tlie Landlof Discoveries p FASitfc to .TASrt t- cATHToroiffftnh EUREKA LJV-fl'i fikl J-Tair fif9, I II Hjr Vr UN QNStlilVPTI HAVE YOU A COLLI j in the head which do ' not 'get better? Have you an excessive secretion of mucus or r.iatter in the nasal passages which cither must be blovn from nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed backward to the throat? vou .troubled hv hawkinv. snittin weak an. I inflmiiil eves, freuuent soreness of the throat lapYiu. rliRE A0LETINE MM- CoVn R9 VILLE co-rodiiig sores ree the corcutioii within. As even- beath drawn into the lungs must tion iu the nasal sive. it n it i.rcari y irrailually takes place, while the n cibitT n atui It M is t vao v in in , t., ... nto the stomach, iHl iM'iiii'n.iioirti )imce t y. i j i : . : i d lialiv t.rcatat-se ty, iiervousiiewi and censumption. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. you have experienced any of thc'slcvinn pnms Ho not delay.1 but try Camforni t-R-ci rk at once. We positively uarant ct'g a few applications rehe e and a thorouun eattr.ent to cute. S'x months trtafmei.t frr si. 00; sent Vy mail Santa Mr and l al-K-l'ure. f or I mm) DEALER IN tj i Ptliiios. iron nine, rubli.-r ho snd clebiatcd ' Eirlv Breakfast" co ik stoves 'i-Mti:i;r .stoic. 'Albunv.Oretr.it. e s Lelerv ('wnimmul i ill stirelv effte i w jum i testimonials Use the follow in grand old remedy, Paine's CV1 sleep more than an hour at a pated and kidneys did not act, j the back. Since I took Paiues I left my back, and I can sleep esi msr.or, v ermotit. rheumatism for five years, I around, and was very cftt-u at a time. I have used nearly READ, of the following goods Plusliss "Velvets Velveteens Silks and. Satins X I'l. Aliei., Albanv. Oregon. ' a. WHEELElifl I 'sunshinc.Jwhcretthcbranji and grape bloom and ripei ia meats"! that laud of orang emo t icrape bloom and ripen atta heir highest perfection in mii'-winter. ire the herbs aud gum found that are used iu that pleasant lemedy for al! throat and lung troubles, Santa Asm the rule of coughs, asthma, and con-FUiupti-'vn. I'oslliiy V "Hlisoii. of Al bany orevim, bate Ix-cu aoiiitetl ransuaipsi fo bis valine Cilitorma rcin dy, ami sell it under a guarantee at $1 f botcchrce for .-. .1 FOR SALE BY & I ALBANY C RE(;0X inil)!lll til in"H - (less impairment of the hearing, losso smell, mcirii.ry impaired, dullness cr 'dizziness of the bead, dryness or heat of jnose? Have you lost all se'ise of smell! illave you a hacking cough? Have you djspepnai is your ureal u ioui: it voc iiavk THK Catahrii. Some have al Ithese symptoms, others only a part The leading symptom of ordinary ca Urrh is increased secretion ot mucus o 11 .muniali .mint! matter. mm ii vr..'iiv'jT asoD Trlfc 0 N LY-1' Foul breath is caused by the decom f.tl AT? A NTFrn rMUu -cretions exuded from festering rot? ulcers far back in the head; omefimes . . n r-t f . LIC IIICUi i w-wii.n I V. ATA HHH eaten awav and the bones themselves ,. pass oer and become polluted liy tne rene ( io.k 11 fct lntiiiK tl tne wnoie setr Sale by lbany.jOregon rp p tilnmhinir cooJs. Sole agfents for thr and ranges,, and "Faultless" parlor The Albaav akery ! -Uuder the now management of- WHO KEEP A f nil line ot choice rov'sioii family frmceries and Canned t-'iriefcipples. Choice Table Delicacies Ornamented cake for Wcfhtiiifis and Parties, Salmon bellies, mairkerel and salt fish of all kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD Evcrv X)av. Best Svrun. Pies. Cakes TEAS and COFFE Candies Nuts, HaisiDS. CANNED WOODS, ETC. -'lie best Soap in the market- Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic , . ..- and Imported Cigars KSTM John Fox's old stand. low Fl nn 8 lew brick. d. m.joneS,m n, 1)IIYS1CIAX. SI KGEOX AND ELECTKIC km. Keeps drugs and tills his own pre scriptions. Office at residence, corner 3d and Washington Streets. ChiluTenCryforPitclier'sCastoria TH0S. HUf KINS. PloinifdiPipeFiiii STOVES, Tinware and Earkre, 'All work promptly done at reasonable rates. First Stbkkt, Near Odd Fkllows Tkmplb L. VIERCK S AVINI HAIR CUTTING AND BATHS. Kvervthing new and neat. A clean towel for every customer. FIRST STREET BELOW REVERE IIOl SE ALBANY ORFXiON JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed ft Sale stable Corner Second and EUmoarih Sts ALBANY, - - OREOOh Hcrskh boakdkd by the day or month. Car riages or buggies an reasonable terms vtinl ONLY FIRST CLASS HEARSE IN THE CITY PATENTS CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRICHTS Obtained, and all business in the U .S. Patent (mice attended to at moderate fees. Our ollice is opposite the U. S. Pat ent Ollice, Hiid we can obtaiu Pate"s in less time than those remote lrom Washintrton. Send model or driiwinr. We advise as to patentability free of charge; and we make na clinrtrc unless we obtain patent. ye n-n-r uere 10 tne rostmaster, tne vc n-icr here to me rosimaster, tne si Un hit An UnArt ! i ill' rv ii iv f II PAffllS j toiii'tual clK-nts m your own ataU: or "countv, ynitc lo Opp Pat. Ollice, Washington,- D C. SMlcr for liilllCliN. United Statix Ld Omo Ore-oc City. Or., ct. M T01ICKIS HEKtbY 'iHAT IS lS compliance with the uvifiort of H e a' tof loi.utc .f June:. lttTS. enti'Ud "An actfor he sale or tisf.if r ini-.l in the Sutc of "'aiiforria, orf itoti. Netatia. ai:d A'alit:4 t.n territon .' WilHam W Sf acson f Ai'uat ; , co ui.ty of Liiin, tHte f Oregon, ixa thi dii.v n-tvl in thi tiflioe biotwonn-'ntement Nj.S04, fro ilie .urchae of the K j ot X.K. iof section ! 1 m.d W. 1 ot X .V J .'I eeliPd o. Si, in t c-M-.ship N". ! S. ranae No. 4. h., and iU t3'r pKoltsl.fW that the ioud Mtuht i mot' valuable fr its timber cr tone than for a.nicultuial purpose, and to ctabUsli ins claim to Mid laud Uforethe itgister and receiver o this office at Oregon City, Oreor, on TlutixiAi . the S4th day c f Janimn, lbsf . He name-is if ese: U Fox. C.C. Kel.j, S. W. licece. and S. S. Train, al' of Albany, i.iun count v, Ore'.'on. Any and ll person claiming aJ ersel the above-described land are requested to tile their claims in this otic? ou or before said 24th uav of .Tanuarv. 1S'.. W T. BCRXEY, Kcifter. lire lor I'abUratlok. I'mtkb Statics Lash Orficb, Oregon Citv, Or., Oct. TTOTICEIS HEKMlY tiiVEX THAT IN i.1 compliance with the provisions uf the act of Congress June 3, 1ST, entitled "An act for the sal of timltcr lands in the states of California.Ore Kon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Christopher C, Kelly ft' Alliany county of Linn, state of Oregon has this day filed iu this office his sworn statements No. 803, for the purcha.st of the X. K.J cf t. El of secliou Xo. 21, in township So. 0. S. range No. 4. t, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valu-ible for it timber ur ston than for its agricultural punioses. to ciiUblisi. his claim to said laud ie'oie the Hegister and ltecei' er of tliU office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursdav the 24tii dav of -laininrv 1SS9. He names as witnowes: Win W.Maooon, S. W, Keece, S. S. Traiu, an B. F. 1 abler, all of Albany Linn Countv Oregon. Am and all icrsotis adverceiv ciaiuting the bhoi e-dencribed lands are re-iiie-ted to file their cUim in this orilceoc or lit fore said 24th da t-f J-umarv 1&. w. r. bCkxky. ReUter, .Nollre lor lulllralloa. UmtkdStatks Land Oir.K'e, Ur gtn City, tlr. vt S. OTICE IS I1KKEBY OIVEXTHATIX L. compliance with the provisions of ti-e act of Congress of June 1, IsTS, entitle! "An act for the sale of timber lands in tiio states of California, Oreurn, Nevada, aoit Washington Territory. " Ben. F. Tshlerof i ; Albany Countv of Linn. Mate of Orea'i .i- t,,is da" filed in this me hu oru statement Xo. :."., for the purchase r.i oi . J and W i of X. tj oi ection i. li, in township 9, & range Xo. 4, E. and iil offer proof to show that the laud nought is more valuable for its timber cr stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish ids claim to aid lard before the Kcg's'er and Receiver f of this office at Oregon City, oregon on Ihursduy the 24th dav "Man nar. IS?!), lie names as witnesses: C. O. Kelly S. W. Ueece, s. S Train, and W. W, Maccoon, ail of Albany Lii.n County Ore?c n. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-deccribed lands are requeitd t.j fiietheir claims in this nflice on or before the.fth January lsli. . W. T. Ut'RXEY. Register. Kvecutors .llrr. r OTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN THAT THE x undersigned has been duly apprinte ty the County Court of Linn county Oregon executor of the last will and testament of Fred Mueller deceasec, All persons having claims auainst said estate are hereby required to present them properly verified as required bylaw within six months from this date to the undernicried at A Ibany Oregon. '1 his t he .'i d day of leoemler I s. J. K WrATIIKP.KORU AMKL1A Ml KLLIR Attv for Executrix. Exeiutri .ollre of Final IM-Mlemeiil. "Vf OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Xi undersigned has this day riled in county court of Linn county, Oregon his final account as executor of the last will an testament of John liiick, deceased, and that Saturday the 12th day of January, 1839, at the hour of 1 o'clock r. m. of said day has tan affixed by said court for the hearing of objections to said final account, and for the settlement thereof. RICHARD BURRIS. Executor of the la t will and testament f John Blick, deceased, ' tdmlalfctantor Nolle?. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersignrd, was, on the ith day of DeeemiKT, 1?SS, by order of the County Court, of Linn County, Orccon, duly apKint etl administrator of the estate of Jotiu A. Rohinett, Icte of Linn aounty, deceased. All tersous having claims against said estate are hereby required tc present them with proper vouchers to the tincersigned, at his place near Shedd, in Linn comity, Oregon, within six mouths from tins date. -!te'l Use. 7tr, U". JOHN W. Pl'GH, Chas. K. WOLVERTON, Administrator. Alt y lor Adinistrator Notice of Final Srtllement. Nq1 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THX undersigned as the administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Wooden Ellis, deceased, has filed bis final account as administrator in the county court of Linn countv, Oregon, and said court hasaiipoiuted Monday, February 4th, lHSt, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. v. of saicj dav at the court nou-e in Altiany in said county, tor the hearing of tid account and the sett einent of objec tions, jf hiiv, thereto. ifENI'.Y ELLIS. J. J. WHITNEY, Administrator. Atty. for Administrator. Albany Batli House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR JSfLadier nd children's hair dress tie: a specialty. Dntue satisfaction s ua ranted. H. F. MERRILL, Banker. ALBANY, - OREGON Sells exchange on New York, 8a Francisco 8nd Portland. Buv notes, slate, county and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. 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