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7 SATURDAY. MAKCHVI889. THE MOTTNTNGT irEftAIYl); Daily vmd Ve;e;kw' TERMS OV Uh.CRIPTKN DAILY P'tMi-lieil everv inorninar except Monday.; covered by carrier, per week o.l& t-y man, per jeui-. . 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ae codv. ner aanuiu. in advance. .$!-Mi When not paid in a4vanc .... tJO THU MA II. Mails at the Albany postorHce dote For all offices north 1 The Eastern states I 6:39 a. m. I he West Side , C And the Nai row Gauge R. R. J For Portland and Salem 11. Corvalliaand Yaquina 12:39 p. m offlce south J30t. it The poetotflce will be closed each cvei.112 rora six to seven o'clock. Registered matter lor the early morning train should be mailed before 8 o clock the previous evenimr. WHO OWNS THE WATKR. . The question of the right to the water of a river that runs between contiguous countries, is about to rise out of the action of Escobar, the Mexican consul at El Paso, Texas. He claims that the irriga tion schemes now under contem plation by congress, whereby it is proposed to direct the waters of the Rio Grande river into irrigation of the desert lands of New Mexico, will destroy certain portions if Mexico that now depend upon the Rio Grande for water to produce their crops, and that the measure in comtemplation will consume the entire waters of the river. The Chronicle thinks that this may add a new element to the much-dit puted and debated question of riparian rights. No case can be cited, we think, where interna tional questions were associated with the rights of riparian proprie tors living on each side of the border line. In the case of the Kio Grande there would be no legal tribunal common to the United States and Mexico, and, should the Mexican protest be en tertained, it might be necessary to construct a joint commission, or to submit the question to the arbitra tion of some foreign sovereign. We can hardly believe, though, that Mexico will adopt Senor Escobar's views in their full extent or claim that there is any obliga tion resting upon the United States to permit the Rio Grande to run its entire length with undiminished now. There is certainly uo rule of international comity which re quires a nation bordering on the upper part of a rver to be careful of the rights and privileges of another nation nearer the river's outlet, nor to abstain from taking and using the waters of that river lest some detriment should come to the nation lower down. So far as the United States is concerned, ttie Kio Grande may be deemed to end at the frontier, without any regard a to what becomes of it when it reaches alien territory. The map shows that the Rio Grande, after it leaves NewMexico does not run through Mexican ter ritory, but between the republic of Mexico on the west and the State oi Texas on the east, so that Senor Escobar's contention is only hull true, even upon the bais of inter national riparian rights, if any such lights exist. The Mexican are entitled to but one halt the water of the Rio Grande, and the Texans to the other hall. THK construction of public Work j 1 seem to universally be the prey of the ilishonest contractors. Why this is so is hard to understand, but in tlte examination of t.ie records of public works the fact can b easily substantiated. Take for in stance the Washington aqueduct, wlflch the congressional committee ... 1 1 recommend to be abanuonea ana 1 substituted by an iron pipe at a rost of 1500.000. the committee says: "Beyond all question, sub stantially the whole and every part of the lining of the tunn I is abso lutely and enormously defective, and it is scarcely too much to say that there is hardly any continu ous length of ten leet in the whole lining where the bricking is, parti cularly ovet the arch of the line, that is not either absolutely want ing or only partially filkd, or. where full v filled, so badly con-! atructed as to make the whole j oithless.' As the time for the inauguration draws near the cabinet makers in-1 : I 1 T-- I Crease in iiuiuocr uu acuviiy, the mean time the greater majority of the people wait fnperfect con-! tiJencein the ability of Generel , Harrison to select his own cabinet, ! and with the assurance of perfect ; make. The- result of the case of Parnell und the London Times, which hts ' t-.nfaat.Mt in the practical vindi- . . . cation of .Mr. Parnell's side ot the j k. il... TtiiftM8ion of Piirott Vase, j . that the letters, prouuce i on uw ; U'iaI U iiupucate i r .j.:, wi.e clever forgeries by Pigott, will be received with satisfaction in this country. These litter were the main evidence depended upon by the Times to sustain its accusations against Mr. Parnell, and by their failure the Times case is gone, and the cause which Mr. Parnell leads is immensely helped. The Chronicle says the enter prising American embezzler in Canada is showing the dominion people how to carry on large enter prises. John C. Eno, who fled from New York to escape arrest for embezzling a large amount of bank furtds, is forming a company to carry on mining, with a capital of $1,000,000. Several of the New York boodle Aldermen have aleo gone into business in Montreal, but they will take good care not to come within range of the law, as the Canadians have no sympathy th gentlemanly thieves. NEW TO-DA1'. T'Ul "STANDARD" machines, ana all t at Will Bros. NOISELESS SEWING kinds o machine ex- Wantkd aOloi work house to hire for farm work, lnquire.at IIkralb office. T7SOR SALh iloL'SK AV D ONE FuUKTH T block, corner of 9th and Washington st.-iets. House is nearly new. 7 rooms and bath room, large barn, etc. Wouid sell the dwelling with uie insiue lot separate. Ad dress T. A. Shane. Portland. Hrhool Election. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE regular annual school election in School District No. 5, Linn cunty, Oregon, will be held at the Central school house in said schoo' district on Monday the 11th dav of March, 18S9 for the purpose of electing one director to serve three years, and one clerk to serve one year. Said electioa to begin at 2 o clock p m. and continue until 0 o ciock p. m. of said day. By order of the Board .of Directors. Dated February 23d, 1889. C O. BlfHtHART, L. FLINN, District Clerk. C'hairma.i. Contractor and Bnlldrr. 1 r. SHF.t.T. WILL KITRNISil PLANS. J specifications and details for all kinds of building and architecture. All work prompt ly d)ne and guaranteed to be flrst-cl iss. Es timates furnished on short nctice or. brirk bu.ldings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. Pre B. Marshall. FARM LEVELING OF ALL KINDS. AL bany Oregon. Agent for the Wright Farm Level. Location of ditches for tiling purposes a specialty. Orders left at the Herald office will receive prompt attention. THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon, Ind., says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con sumption cure." For sale b? Foshay & Mil SOD. Dissolution fcotlce. TIIK FAitTSItRSHlP HKRKToVORK KXIST1NO BB tweun G. W. Hurrisand W. E. Uilletc, marble dealers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Gillett retiring. All peisoos knowing themselves indebted to thic Arm will please ca I at their shop aad settle at once. G. W. Harris. W, E, GlLLBTT. Abany, January 7, 188P. llapiilntM and Contentment, Cannot go hand in hand if we look on the dark side of every little obstacle. Nothing will so dat' on lite and make it a burden aa I . -ipsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure the wo-stt'orni of lJ-oepsia, Constipa tion and Indies?' ' -u, and make life a happiness and pit-aaure. Sold at 25 ami 5o cents by F-shv & Mason. Annnal ftrnwol Meeting. AfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE ll legal voters of school district No. o Linn county, Oregon, that the regular an nual school meetimt cf said schtol district will be held at the court house in said school district on Mjndai, the 4h dav of Hani 1889, at the houi of 7 o'clock P M., of said dav, for the purp-.se of hearing tne reorts c f the dilectors ant' clrk, and Ui levy a tax for the support of the school for the ensuing year. Also for the purpose of levying a tax for the purpose of paying interest on the bonds of said district, and for the transaction of any other business that may legally come belore the meeting. By order oi the board of directors. L, FLINN Chairman Board of Dim tors. r. G Rukkiurt. District Clerk. February. 14; 1889. Sto-kkoldt-r' MerlliiK. MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEf." THAT hoMersof the ihll Fcllowii Hail iiuililini; A- snc.ion nem as mcir utm-c m aiu.ii), .i jjoi, 011 Mundav.the 11th d iy of Mar h.l8S!, ut i.ie hour o. 7 o'clock. P. M., ot said day for the purpose ot electing seven directors to H-.rve the ei suing year and for any other business th.it inav come before said meeting. This the llth day of February. 188!). G. F. Simpson, W. C. 1wedai.e, Secreiary. President. IT YOl'R ORGAN NEEDS TUNING. I cleaning or recirinir go to Will Bros., They warrant their aork. ONE NIGHT ONLY MONDAY, MAHCH 4 Richards & Pringle's Georgia Minstrels ! Headed by Ifce Emperor r IfceMla kfrrl World. BILLY KERSAXDS, Comtnedian GEORGE JACKSON, Andatoirrlr ot 4'olorcd Mara. , , . ... . i Grand Street farade by the Georgia Silver Cornet Band ' J Bewrred arclitSSe gjSfWox Bheet oeii at Blackman's ..... ,r1V( , Artistic Painting Hauliers, si-rr'S. desiirns, wood en Mrr;v:nr aud met-lianU-al drawings. r3rr-.iatiri.iL a sue riaitT. - Kooms 8 and 0. Foster Bio. k ; 77 . ' , IX. A V Ift fr.,ffri nt p.fu.. I'riie -25 iud M ! tent;. Fosliuy Si Masou. j 1 11 Open House, itlh'im A Warning. The modes of death's approach are various, and statistics hhow conclusive It that more pesons die from diseases of the throat and lungs than any other. It is probable that everyone, without exception, receives yast rumbers ol Tubeicle Germs, into the system and where these terras fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at first 6luwly and is bhown by a li"ht ticklini; sensation in the throat and if allowed to continue their ravages they extend to the lunps pro duciug consumption and to the head, causins catarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if allowed to proceed w ilfin time cause death. M the onset you must act with promptness; allow iuir a cold to go without attention i dangerous and may lose you your life. As soon as you feel that sone thin? is wrong with your throat, lungs or nosirus, ooiaiu a German Syrup. It will give jrou im mediate relief. . Worth Knowing. Mr.W. H. Morgan, merchant. Lake City Fla., was taken with a severe Cold: attended with a distressing L'oush and running into Consumption in its first stages. He tried many so called popular cough remedies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, and had dilliculty in breathing and was unable 10 sleep, ritialv tried Dr. Kiuir's New Discovery for Consumption and found immediate rel.ef and after using a half dozen bottles louiid himself well and has had no return of the disease. o .1.,., ar.,nAr pan Hhow so srrand a record of cures as Dr. King's New , Discovery lor wubuiujuuu v.u.-..-fed to do just what is claimed tor it. Trial bottle free at Foshay & Ma sou SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. mde miser able bv that Wrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the remedy fur you. Foshay & Mason. CATAKKH CUKEI), health a.i svtet breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca tarrh Rrmedy. Price, 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Foshay & Mason. Brick rr Sale J fiOO.OOO sroed brick for sa'e . Plly Jto W. C 4 CasselU Albany. The BUYERS' GUIDK is issued March and Sept.each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information tor all who purchase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you nd furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk Hance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and iu yaiious sizes, styles and quantities. Just n& are out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY. d you can make a fair estimate of the value ot the BUYERS' CUJ.DE. which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents o pay postage. MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO., 111-114 Michigan Aveuue.Chicago.lU. Far ttale. SMALL THACTS ANDfTHREEl FARMS v on gag., terms. Some near town, H. BRYANT Uce nl JWjtMtimlon. NOTICR IS H4RSBT OIVBH IHAT TUB CO-PABT-ner.ship heretofore existing between Ed. Zeyss and G. W Hochstodler, under the firm name of Zeyss & Hochstedler, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Zeyss retiring. Eitner member of the We flini will receipt for all moneys due them. TSUmmr OEO- W" H0CH8TF.DLKR Ed.JZETtw, aHlLGH'S VITALIZEK is what you need for constipation, loss of ap petite, dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price, 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Foshay & Masou. For the finest baby carriages in the city go to Stewart & Sox's. SEK THOSE NEW IMPROVED ORGANS at Will Itios. ABAKGvlX IN FIKSr-CLASS SQUARE pianos. Must besold in four das. jAt Will Bros. CI B. WINN, AGENT FOR THEHLEA1 j ini fire, life andiact-ident insurance com punies. fror Kent. BURNISHED ROOMS TO RINT. City Restaurant. AT THE THAT HACKING COUHCaji e so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran.ee it. Foshay & Maton. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys pepsia and liver complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizcr i guaranteed to cure you. ioshxy & Mason. :ira 1 or Alley aad !l reels! NOTICE IS IIEREBf GIVENJTHAT PRO perty owners are required to clean their alleys and th streets adjoining their property at once in accordance with the order of the city council, J., HN X. HoFFN AN. ' Citv Marshal. STOCKMEN AND FARMERS BEAD. I herehv cert'fy IhDt Dr. I N. Wood'e has successfully op?r'ated o i my rid ;lin ,' bmee. 1 V ISAAC HAVS. For 'urther -efcrence in regard to ridr'Hi)i;8 in'mireof D?e Pcteirsop, Win. P-jtcrson.Lcl-aoon; Jolin Hardmau, Alfred Welvcrton, At any; Sam Uiim-s, Scio; Win. Foster, Princ ville. I practice veteiinary medbine in A' banyand country surrouiidinir Office and residence corner dth and Washington sts. I N, V.'CKDLE, Veterinary Surgeon. win Curran & Montelth have lots for eale on the installment plan, rang ing in price from $1'J5 to $1000. Removed. JOSEPH WEB JER announces to his patrons and friends that he can be found on First street, in his new rooms in Foshay & Mason shriek, where he is prep-red to ac commodate the public with anything-in the tonsor'.alline. Hi. or cold baths at all hours PALACE MEAT MARKET Tames V. FiPE,Prop. First Slrert - Albanj The best va'icty of cho'ce beef.veal.mutton pork usas;e, etc.,in the city kept constantly an hand. ty.Cash paidforralIkin 1 ock.l NORTHWEST FIRE and INSURANCE COM PAN i POUTLAND, OREGOK mm uni Mm MM G. V. SMITH, ' . - SUCCESSOR TO W. H. M'FARLAND Has the Largest Stoe!i of STOVES la the YAXLEY SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES. " "- ! - I j CO Q. CL ARGAND COUKaimD HEATING STOVES Also a large and complete assortment of kitchen utensils in tin, copper and granite ware. The Hp Bakery ! -Voder the new management ot- --WHO KEEP fc,A fuil line of choice family .RroceriesJ and provision, Cannea fineiapplesJE Choice TaMe Delicacies Ornamentedcakes for Wcfbmws and', Parties. Salmoa bellies, mackerel and salt fish of al! kimt. ' ' FRESH BABD BREAD ivcrv IDav. mi TEAS ahd COFF1 Candies Nats. Raisins. CANNED HOODS, ETC. ot best Soa in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of .aomestic and Imported Cigars iyAt John'r'ox's old stand. low JKI nn S lew brick. JEXrlOPKINS & SALTMARSH, ffloingot ii ii. STOVES, tare and Hardware All work promptly done at reasonable rates. First Stkkkt, Prarck f!L(H" L. VIERCK'S HAIR CUTTING and BATHS. Evervthine new and neat. A clean towel for every customer.; FIRST STREET BELOW REVERE HOUSE ALBANY, . - OREGON Alonet Felt Waot In Albany has been filled by the SECOND HAND STORE. The ia-st vear has proven It to be necessity. "The best and cheapest place in the city to buy vour Stoves, Forniture, tinware We aie siwavs prepared to ouy von ousehold furniture at the highest cash pr'.ce. Sole agents lor the PEERLESSOIL DAK And Lamp Filler. L. GOTTLIEB. m Bros. I Pics Dates Ml pi' rin in Ulla f : 111 U 1 w Having Jatoly secured a very large and desirable line of Libeus, sueb as Towels, Napkins and t; . Damask at exceedingly low .pi icres, we shall we shall offer the same at a SPECIAL -FOR NEXT TEN DATS. We extend a cordial nvitation to all to come ant, t x irniue these joods, feeling ;that ..we can show you lwgains. In connection with tlic sale we shall uis pi i' a large line ot WHITE GOODS and embroi j vi-.ile.s at LOW PRICES A beautiful lin of ginghams and seasonable vod! en dress goods. Our stock is new and t n plele in every department. . Albany. Oregon. California, tie Land W - - - - 1 V sssl r lt V -i E&WDi yu ii iiix: SenHor circular, trUtOjr UAVK YuL A CL1 in the head which io secretion of mucus or matter in (he nasal passages which either must ne mown rroni nose or drop back nehind the palate, or hawked or snuffod backard to the throat? roil troubled bv hawklmr. wittinif . weak am! inflamed eves, frequent soreness of tho throat U . llijS4ieUSi Mrirjir4' IA All sJ It ' SVta vet CtCUcA C ATA ' IQi TTf nr iir-n. r- H 2 " 7.T . mO'LUNLMUI-UynHnVll l.M objects of pity, as stench fron. corroding sores n-ve the corruption within. I . ... - A ever bteath drawn int.. the lungs n v.t ass'over and become pi-HuK-cp by theeue tionf in the nasal 1 rni-;e. it n list i ri(ri i H v .1 H inn.u , i the whole seer gradually takes plr.ee, l.ii. the n 1 1 i. : : u" r 1 1 .. s t .. I 1 1 the sleep stcn nto tht stoma. Ii, .uni ... i':im!i,:ii ! pmi'i . ; -i i i i: 1 1 all treatas ty, iiervoUbnei.ii and'e'iifiimition. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. you have experienced anv of the ahov.Mirpunis do not delay, but trv Camfors T-U-CfRR at nn.-c. We positively uarant n a few applicatiors ! relieve and -a thorou catment to en. p. S:x it'.nth ''f'ntnient f.-r si fX: rnt 'jy mail MiHlJt blr nnd 'nl-KK'aire. For FOSHAY mm H THE- EUREKA The aiotlu of OilifoJnia uxraxs ") have fuumi iu" Only in that land oi sunsliiiie.jWlitre tthe oranjf emo anil grape bloom and ripen atta Uitn ln.iitvt crtti'tiuu in mu'-winur. are the ncriis ana yum louiul that art until in iliat pleasant leiiie-Jy for all i iroataiiil lung troubles, Santa Asia ll c rule, of coughs, uKthina, anil on- M.miiti' n IokIimv A Unmoii. of Al I.; ii v Oregon, have let-ii apointeil e:. usual nl'fn his valhlc I'llifornia rem- v, and pull it under a guarantee 'at 1 .. ijotiehKK! tur " . FOR SALE BY 2- ALUAAY C REG ON ' not 'get better? Have you an excessive ringing or rearing in tne ears, more oi less impairment of the bearing, m o smell, memory impaired, dullness- ci dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of 'nose? Hav e you lost all tens ot smell! Have vou a nacxing cougnr nave yon dsiepia? Is your breath foul?. Ir so vor nAVK the Catarrh. Some have al these wmutoms. other only a part ,The leading symptom of ordinary ca tarm isincreasru socrwiuii m iuuvuvv v.Ur.v rtr frrpenish colored matter. of taovre TrlEO NTLY' ; Fonl breath is caused by the deconr CUA'FAf.TEtD rosinir "ecretior- exuded from festering CURE TOR ulcers far bad -the head; Ome times Knii eaten awy and the bones themselves . . irnuluallv ilecnv. Surh caoes ar in wale by i MASON. Albany Oregon la th circuit court ol the State of Or ron for L'.nn county. 8i a A. Adatne, plaintiff, vs. R. IT. Rutherfotd, Hannah E. Ruth erford und Mary B. Rutherford. e fendanta. To the aboye wpmed defendant, Mary B. Kutherlo d, In the name of the state of Oregoa you are hereby lequtred to appear and luifwer the complaint of th above . . i i rt in ttin Hliiirii entitled court now n tih "ith the clerk of said co irt on or before the first day of the .mlar -prm if the above entitled eo'iri r': M-'t'dsy the 11th dar of March, ISSi), unJ rou are nereox nou m..i tht if vnu t; amear ana va a,aiw sr MUwe. said eomplaint sm herebr re quired the -.lainuir ill applT to the court for the reii-. f " :manded in her slid touipl-int to-it: That plaimiff recDra jLU'nv'i;t ir me buiu ui mi ami int.r.-t thereon at the rate of eisht per c- i: per annum from AuiTll5' ivi. tiiiu ten pcriTinopus paid -tmo.iu. xii1 .. ' :ionable attorner fee, and eoit?aut'.tii.-i uisementa. That plaintill-i i:i..iiiU' ' lore cioea una that tin preiue-i ihe.ein Oesenoro to wit: The mhiiIi J:. of the S. W, K, .... r . tir t x r a i V the norm i i i'."? . v i . f ili.. S I' ' . . and the south W of the S. E, 4 -f M l:on 30 in town- ship ! fsoulii oi ranire i, webi oi me Willanii'tte meridiiii in Liun count'. Otegon, excepting a tract bounded bT bfhining at a poi.it 5 cbalnsnorth or the a. E, i-oriifi ui rrnil teetion and lunnhiir oiith 5 cbaiiib, theme west 10 "K) chains, and tbence north custi i ii i pi n e f hegitninir, be sold tu fi'iv fiii'l judjinent and costs, and that defendants and each ot thi-iii and sill peisoiis laiiiiiue under tin-in ' Hiiwi-r iiarn-ii and foreclosed of all litfht title und in'erest in and to siiid ivinis-, aiid tr stub other or .i-r as inav sti-ni i:.ci-t in equitv. 1'iiMi-iii il bv orilt-r l the Hon. R V H. i-e .IiMljre l ihu tliiid Judicial disli-ict oi the State of O-.cgoii, doueat c ii .in be ia i Salem, and dated Janu- ITVJ4IU, 1'. M ITCH ELI. McDOl GALI., TAXKKE A Boweks and Chas. E. Wolvektox. Attorney forPlaintifl. MXII. In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Ors.'on fur the county of Liun. John C. Arnold, plaintiff, vs. Sarah A, Gilehrest, Mary A. Dustman Charles E. Uustin htr husbaud, Henry J. Gilehrest, George A. Gilehrest, STWesUrr Kelray anil KlizaC. Kelsay his Tho. M. Gilehrest and Lizcie Gilchreit hi wife and Jesse Gilehrest. det"ndaiil. To Jesse Gilehrest one of the above aasaed defendant. In the nameo theSUte of Oregon, yen are hereby required co appc r and answer the complaint of the plaintiff above uame.1, against you in the above entitled suit, now ou file wilh the Clerk of the above entitled court ou or before the first day of the next regular term of said court te-wit: March 11. 1S89, and you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer said compl hit, aa hereby required the plaintiff will apply to the court for theieliefde mandejoin their said complaint to-wit, for judgment against you for the sum of a$7l,) and Interest thereon from the 10th day of September 1887 at the rate of 10 per cent per annum and the fi rtheraum7.r ftt orney a and me cost nu uibburteiutn. ot said M . . and for the sale of the following ..sal pro;, ertyto wit: The east bait of the nortb-eat quarter, the north-east quarter of the seat b east quarter and lot lour all in section thirt -two and low one. two, three and four cf sections tweitv-nine all in township nine, south of rige, one east of the Wiltanette uieridau Oregon contaibing 284. a6 acres and the application c f the proceeds of said eale alter the payment of the cost and expense ..'such sale and of this suit to the payment of plaintiffs claim above set out ana for the foreclosure of the mortgage securing- the ume upon said premises and that each and allot the defendants above named and all persons claiming by through or under them or any or either of them be forever barred and foreclosed of asserting any right in title to or lien upon the real proiwrty above de cribtd sae only the statutory right to redsesa . This summons is publi ihed by order of Hon. R. P. Boise Judge ot the above entitled Conrt made at chambers in the city of Salem in Marion county Oregon tbislttnda) cf January 189. Hkwitt Bar ant & Ikvine. Attorneys for Plain. Admrfalalraler's .Kotlee. OTICb. IS HEREBY GIVEN THT THE undersigned has been b the county court of Linn county, state of Oregon ap pointed administrator of the estate of Mary A, Loos' deceased. All persons bavins; -I?!ms .-u-ninrt f aM i-tate are hereby Bottled to present them with th proper vouchers within six mouths from the date of Ibis notice to the undersigned administrator at his rwidenee in Albany Linn county Oregon, Dated Januarv 23, 18S9. STRAUDEH r ROM AN. Administrator of the estate of Mary A, Long dectased, Hewitt Btrait k Itvut, Attya for Admn. la ib (.limit Court of th Stat of Oragen lor linn eouutry Ji(.on. Lury M. Bassiil plaintiff, vs. A. S. Bassets aud Mary E. BaH his wife. M. A. I'ortr aud Geo: M. HaH d dant. ' To Geo. M . Hi I one of th defendants abev named. In she name ef th state of Oregon ai here bj required to appear and answer the complaint of the above plaintiff in the above entitled court now r.n fiie with the Clerk of idonrtoa or before the first day of the nxt regula." term of su-d court te-wit, Monday Marsh 11th 1889 and you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear aud an swer said complaint as hereby required the plaiutiif will apply to the court for th relief demanded in said 'complaint te-wit That plaintiff have and rr?oer of and from the df..dant A. S. Basse-1 the sum of $399.51, accruing interest thereon from October 1, 1888 at th rate of on per cent rr month, and costs aud disbursements. That plain tiffs inortgase be foreclosed and the land therein described to-wit: Beginning H r jds south of th N. W. eorncr of section SI in township IS south range. S west in Linn sounty Oregon and u-nning thence south Ts nxis, thence east & rods, thence north 7sJ ans) thaox wait Xt-m to the olaceSof boghnui"; cotrtaining W.it acres, bssopJ - toeaumr said Judgment and costs and tbar defendant and cmon of them be forever barred aad forv Homl of - right title and -toterest in and tu said prom-it ; and tor Such other order as mar uui aaeM in equity. Published bv order. of Ui Hon. K P. Bolo Jodn of th third JodielsldurfTwt .if the statef . Oregon' sutde n.eriB time at Albany Oregosr October SI, 1888, chac E. WoLvraron ' Atty for Plaintiff. irttlsrt fcotlrr. Ia the County Court of Linn tounty, Sta-e oi uregou. In the matter cf the r slate ) - of . V'Neiire. Saah F,A Hutchin,deceaed 1 VtiTICK 18. HEREBY GIVEN 'iHAT THK undersigned hat. ben dnlv anoointed ex -ator of the said rotate M .Sarah P. A. tiKchins. deceased, by- order of tho mm.tv court of Linn county Oregon. ' That all per ffini having claim against said estate are hereby required to present the aatne srith tlie pre per pnofe and vonchers within six tnoatbs 'on tne date hereof to the understated at his law office in Foer' brick block" iu Albany Oregon, duly verr.ed. Dated at Ainany uregon, Jan. ?9th, 18M0. J. C. POW ELL, Executor of said estate. Notice. A" LL PERSONS K JiOW I VG TH EMSKLTES indebted te the late f.'.m of K. Obt-b.t son. are requested io call ar.a stt'le t once Aith R. Glot-s, at Craw'orc'.vi'. e, either by ant. or rnl All sotm un' ou our ledger must be closed right away . K. ULASSASOK.
