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The potr Alee will be claeech cver.inj:
roin six tn Mven o'clock.
Heyistered matter lor th ly morning
train ahould be mailed before o clock the
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OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
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AN VMPOHTAKT QUESTION
SETTLED.
One of the difficult and formid
able problems tht has engaged
the attention of the human family,
ever oinre the barnyard fowl ha?
been indured to adopt ha' "it of
domest'i-ity, if to decide which
hen can claim maternity for the
. chicken, the hen that lays the egt
or the one that hatches. '
Happily for the peace and weHthij, li;caljtv. remarked that he
fare of future generations, the
vexed question has at last been
settled, according to the Tribune.
It was decided by Justice
McMahon, of Parkville, a small
but interesting suburb of the City
of Churches. It is the first case of
the kind known to have been
brought into court, and by reason
of its unique importance the trial
has occupied much time of the pre
siding justice. The facts nre that
a farmer McCaughn and Fanner
Gormley arejiext door neighbors,
ami their henuerus adjoin each
other. Farmer McCaughn ons
choice birds, but the fowls bel ng
ing to his neighbor are of the
ordinary farmyard standard. It
was.t-eified to that one of Farmer
McCaughn 'a hens scrambled ovei
the fence and indiscreetly, if not
wickedly and feloniously ; did lay
two eggs, at d; vers time, on Farmer
Gonnley's premises, The triumph
ant note which heralded this
maternal achievement did not sug
gest . to Farmer Gormley the
propriety of picking up the eggs
and delivering them ii.to the
possession of the owner of the hen.
On the contrary, he promply put
them under a setting hen owned
by himself, and in due course of
time they were hatched.
So soon as their feat hers and little
red combs began to grow Farmer
McCaughn observed that these
dubious chickens were full-blooded
game birds, like those of his own
hennery, and he made a demand
for them. Fanner G nuley denied
the claim of ownership with
emphasis and disdain. Then
Farmer Caughn summoned his
chicken-raising neighbor before the
court for trial, and issue was joined.
The question was not between ben
and hen, but between farmer and
farmer; or, rather, it was a ques
tion as to whose hen was the
mother of the chickens. Now
ordinary common-sense would sug
gest that as the hatching of
chickens is a mere mechanical
process, ch;efly dependent upon
caloric, as science has demon
strated most thoroughly, it is not
characteristic, or necessarily even
suggestive, of motherhood. The
setting-hen is unquestionably an
efficient incubator ,and so too would
be a rooster, if you could get him
to set long enough ; but who would
presume to say that a rooster could
become a mother, even ii he should
hati-h a dozen broods? Justice
McMahon has decided that Fanner
Gormley mut surrender the two
chickens to Farmer McCaughn, or
pay to him the full amount of their
value. But is not Farmer Uormley
entitled to pay for the ltbor and
services of his hen in hatching
the eggs? The decision of the
justice is righteous as to the main
point at issue, but he seems to
have overlooked th fundamental
propriety of a counter claim. We
advise Farmer Gormley to ap?al.
While upon the question of the
mortgage tax law, it .night be well
; enough to view one of the argu
ments now being repeatedly and
persistently urged by the press f
the state. It is that the law wa
enacted to make money cheaper
that is the rate of interest lower
and easier to procure. Any one
advancing such an argument
imply does not know what he ia",e'!
talking auoui or w uiwiuiiewij "fc j
tempting to mislead in order to .
create a prejudice in favor of the i
fi le of the n'leion he advocates.
tea. !
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No uch int urion was entertai
for thi-law diiectly when ii
panned, whatever night hnvebeen .
he expe. ted indirect results from
it. The simple idea of the mort
gage tax law was to make the inoit
g ges taxable in the counties v. here
given and thus give a valuation
for taxation in lieu of the lands
that the mortgages exempted from
taxation, and with the exception
of catching some foreign capital
brought here to loan on real estate
that is all the (feet that the mort
gage tax law had. Credits were
subject to taxation before its pas
sage, but prior to its passage, for
instance, Portland capital could
come into Linn county and be
loaned u on real estate and the as
sessment of he credit was taken
in Portland and the land effected
was removed from the asussuvnt
list in Linn county , thus inert aeing
the v.:l'iation of Portland and de
creasing the valuation hce, and
of course making the levy less
there al higher here. That is
wh:t the -iiortgage tax law was
made to correct. Those who are
so vociferously clamoring for its
repeal better htudy it up a little
and know what ttiey are talking
about.
A gentleman of iesfarch, judg
ment and extensive acquaintance,
hose busines- takes him to all
parts of the conniry, and who re
cently visittd the Sound country
und cities, in reuiaikiiig upon the
striniri-ncv of nioiinv nialtera in
found ti t s..iuc stringency existing
in Seattle a. i the other sound
cities. He s-'.id that money was
very hard to get there and interest
high. What, was asked, is interest
high in Washington? Why the
Oregonian and almost the entire
preesof this state are constantlysay
ing that interest is lower there than
here. He asked about ihe rate
of interest here, aud, said when
told what it was, that the rate wan
higher there than here. So much
tor the trutti of one of the most
harped upon arguments for the
repeal of the mortgage tax aud
usury laws.
These is one legitimate argu
ment in fnvor of the repeal of the
mortgage tax law, but it is one of
poHcy j lone, and one too that the
clamorerg have as vet failed to put
forward. It is the simple fact that
the hitter fighting "gainst the law
in some quarters has resulted in
the non payment of nssessed taxes,
and that counties have to pay the
state their proportion of tlw-t un
paid taxes without getting any
immediate returns.'
The I nti. n Pacific.
Is the only line running two
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all ; nts
Kast and Sou'h. Huy your sets
of C. G. Raw lings, foot of I- al
albin street, Albany.
The Thomas Kay Woollen
of Salem, have appointed
Simpson their agent in A15-.;
Jills
W.
. A
full line of men and lioys clot hint;
lilankets and tlannels and all arti
cles manufactured by the lit 1 U will
be kept in f-tm-k. These g-.-od are
ttit ' in t .-- market an i will
nive entire satiufjctiuii.
Found.
In the road near Mr. Gross's or
chard, southeast of this city, on
Friday, Sept. 26, a black cashmere
shawl. The owner can have the
same by calling at this otlire and
paying for this notice.
Butch erShop
The undersigned having pur
chased the butcher business of
Wm. Emmerick oppoeite the Russ
house, would solicit a shire of the
public patrons. 1 will ke.-p on
hand the best of fresh beef, pork,
mutton, veal and everything in
the butcher shop line. Bacon on
hand and sausage as soon us a
machine oidered arrives. Old
patrons please call.
John Dikkkinoek,
Albany, Oct. I. l.V.RI.
Fortmilh r & Irving have a large
line ol lace curtains, renai-saiice,
viadras and cht neille t.ibie covers,
Ahich they are selling very cneap.
Beings liver pills are a in fid laxative
and act directly on the liver and ki.!
nejs as well ns the howi ls. All drutr.
rists.
F
OK SALE CHK A P tiond horse. Cash or
installmrnta. Ap;lj to v . B. UiWk...
111
U .No t-h:Ulre.i Inquire at thi itnce ur
.wldiean le-ter to K. W. Kinehart, Shcdd, Or.
OXKY TO LOAX We h ive plenty of
money to loan on It eft I Kste Security
n t v. to five ear time. on lit tic Mir
nrflc' opp!it the Kevt-rr Hmihc.
Ul RKHART KftNVKT
(NEY TO LOAN. -In ln'ice and mna!l i
urns n uood Albany a id Linn county i
eat .itt. II you want m.mey 2iv me a
ail. W, E. Mi r'tirmnn, Heal rji'are J. Loan !
Bro' ir.
l I, PFRSONS IIAV1VG I'S-jETTLED !
accounla with John Uirrrentffr are re- j
cawed to call at once and tt'-p ; he has I
i ld lis meat market and ban retire,) from
. v takrh cured.
I j breath secured, bv Shiloh'n Catarrh I
Rem. dy. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injector free.
sola iy Foahay a moo.
TIioBd Smes
FASGO'S
:Vfk M
'COOT,
. and
;..40la
$ IT V
( I. .
v, -r
Gr "W" S,X2sLFSOT
C S
-IiK.aLKK IX-
Exclusive Agoacv fa.
ItLl MJiEL'G JiLOCJi
The City Liquor Store
. Ii. ' UM C A 1,'T. Proprietor.
tniext d or i :ho ilH FcllwV a uple, Alinuy, Oregon 91
Kiw constantly on n i.i I t i i 1'i-nt iio rt l m l d.iin.tic wiuen. i(ilors, cigars an
r'- Onlv flrt clai li)U r ftore in the city
f K PAID T0 JRDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
tTTXXiIXJS
Manufacturer of
-AND
tn
I Uyars, Plui; and flunking Tobac-eos, Meerschaum and Briar
jfull Hue o' fruokers Aatieles. Also dealer id
Ned j-x't to Pll'ciller's candy store, Albany, Oregon,
W A. N T -ED
-Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy good s of "
DEYOE & FROMAN liliO ,
liiil
CAUTION
haa liin name nod
bin ii ai
55?.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
Fine Cnlf and I.ncrd Waterproof Grain.
rm1,nr??.''i"P,nre I"4 wc;ri"? qualities of this shoe
cammt he b.'tt r shown than by thestronir endorse
mi nts of Its thousands of constnut wearers. uu
Se.OO (jeniilne Ilnnd-sen-ed, an elecant and
f smisli dress Shix- whlrh commends Itself.
S.OO lland-sewed Welt. A line culf bhoe
- mieiinlled for style and durnliilltv.
SO.SO (Midyear Welt Is the stuudard dress
Mi., nt a popular price.
SO. 50 l'nlii-einnn'H Shoe Is especially adapted
for rallmail men. farmers, etc.
All nuvle In ronirress, Mutton and Lace.
$3 & $2 SHOES LADttfs,
have Ihh-11 most favorahly received sinre Introduced
anil the recent Improvements make them superior
to any shoes sold at these prices. "
A. J.OUT. Da,,'r- 'f be cannot supply you send
Sf,oorderrb1aenni-,09lng S
l
. i.. liOLGXASt Brocklaa, Bla
in tk Market
SHOKS FOR
BOYS aud GIRLS
Ef
KID.
Ladies Fine Slioes
At lxwest Prices
Call
and see onr new stock.
EARLS
LADIKSWD ;KXTS
MSHIXCS.
hUR
iV Shop iepartmint ie
now i-oniiihte with the latest
s les uti'i tines-t goods at the
lowest pr ces.
also
th4 Ludlcw Fiao Shoes.
JOS f.'h:,
Choice Cigars
DEALKR IN-
VP
Fipe6.
at Imorters and Dealers in a I kinds of
guns and ammunition tishing tackle of ev
ery description, cutlery and base ball goods,
tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The
largest stock south of Portland. Come one
and all. No trouble to show go ds. Quicr
pales and small profits is our motto. Also
repair shop connected with store and first
rings workmen to do all kinds of work
W. I Donrfaa Hbora are
vr nrrnntpil. nn.l vnw :
r
o
0
price stamped on bottom.
MoTes
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FOR
GENTLEMEN.
1
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HAlt'1 1
f H. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN SI 91'Hr
111 KW'a, Jba.y Oregon .
T a DAVIS, M. IX PHYSICIAN AND
V su.eon. Can he found at his ortjee
room in 8trahan' block. First street. Albany
Oregon-
C. KEltrrpHYSlCIAN "aNDTuR
. Keon Albany, Oregon, offli.-e D Pierce'
new block. Office hours, from 8 a. M. toj
r. a
AJ. ROf SITER, VETERINARY SUR
. freon, r"d'iate of Ontario veterinary
college and n (in r of the Ontario veterin
ary medical soviet-. Is prepared to treat the
diseases , of all domesticated animals on
scientific principles. Ortiue at Ann Marshall's
livery stable Residenco 4th and Calapooia
streets, Albany, Oregon.
DR. 8. A. lfCAUHTKR BOHIOPATOIO PUT
sician and surgeon Has removed hU
otMce into Crawford's block. All calls prompt
ly attended to,
DBG. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND
surgdon.' Graduate of Bcllevue Hospi
tal Medical College, New York City. Diseases
of women a specialty. Office in at residence
011 7th street between Calapooia and Vine,
Albany Oregon.
DR. M.J. PA1TOS, PHYSICIAN NP
Surgeon, iiumlierg'g Block, Albany, Or.
Female diseases a siecialty. Consult .turn
free.
CT. CHAMBERLIN, M. I)., HonioBthic
I'hysiran, office at Dr. Wallace's old
stand, Uroadalhiu etreet. Oifice hours, 7 to
9 A. 1 to 3 and fl to 8 r. H.
trruKsicift.
. t. bi r:.v.
L. T. SARIS,
W DRAI'RR
pl KN'CY, B AKIN & DRAPER, ATfOR
li nejs at law, Orecou City, Oregon. Twin
t years eierieii -e as register uf thj V. S.
Land twice i t Oregon ''l'y and in the land
pnu'tice reconiutt nils us in our specialty
nusintds bet ire the Lund O.iicj or tlie conr.'i
and inv living the pmctice in the gei.eral
Land Office.
Ii
0. WATSON, attorney-at-law, Albany
Oregon. Oltice in Strahau block.
I .S. DCNCA.V - ATTOKNEY-vr LAW
ri . and notary public. O-fice in the Sirahan
block, rooms No. i and 2.
D. K. S. liLACKHt'SM. . W WKIOIIT.
BLAOKiilKN. WIUGKTAi I'OU.SEY AI
Law, Albany Oi-vrni. Oil -e in old
rVlloK-'a Temple. -V di practice in all coune
Jl the state, and give special attention to all
business
U OLViKTON CHA KLES E. A TT OUN I ; V
at Law, Albany, Or. Oftce in rooms 13
ud er's itiock, over L. E. iJbuns
store.
JK. WEATill KI'ORD, ATTORNEY AT
.law, Albany, Oregon. office in the
Flinn Blck. Will practice in all the
courts oi thestate, and give special attention
to all business.
JAMES P. MEAD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will
practice in all the courts of the state. Ab
stract of title furnished on. short notice.
Ton years experience.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
A. O. U, W. Safety Lodeje No. 13; meets
every' Monday evening at the U. A. R.
hall 011 Ferry street, between Second and
'lliird. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the
ity and transient brethren cordially invited
to attend.
MuPheraon Post No. 6, O. A. R.
Stated meetings at the G, A. K.
Hall on the second and fourth
Friday evenings cf each monih.
transient Comrades aie conn
y invited to meet with us
8. W. KEECE,
B. F. Tablkr, Commumluii
Adjutant,
Land Mur trying.
PARTlltK DISIIUNO 8URVRTINO PONS CAN OR
tain accurate nd prompt work by calllnu
upon ex-county surveyoi t , T. T. Fisher. He
hascomplete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do surveying in
any part of Linn county. Postotfiee address,
Millers Station. Linn cou ity, Oregon.
( onlrnctor and Builder.
DO. SIIKLL WILL Kl'RMBU PLANS, SPECIFICA
. tions and details for all kinds of build
ing and architecture. All work promptly
done and guaranteed to be first-class. Esti
mates furnished on short notice for brick
buildings, residences, public buildings,
bridges, etc.
CW. AYERS, ARCHITECT AND SUPEK
. Intendant. Otlbe over First National
bankjhuilding, Albany, Or. Work solicited
from all parts of the county
Contractor and Itullder.
niUE VNOERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED
X in Albany solicits patronage from city
and country. Will contract to build bridges
bams, and all manner of dwelling houses,
including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza
bethian styles of buildings. Will furnish
plans, andsptcitications free of charges. Satis
faction guarantee' W. 0. CASS EL.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Compldintf Shiloh's Vitalireris
nara nteed to cure you. For sale by Foahay
Mason.
TTOR lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
T Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay &
Mason.
SLEEPLESS Nielli's made miserable b
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
remedy for you. For sale by Foshav
Hf ONEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL ON
11k rood real estate security. For particu
lars enquire ot Ueo. Humphrey.
r EVERE HOUSE, ALbANY, OR. C11AS
I Pieittcr, Prop. Only tlrst-eclass house
11 uie city. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitenrn. ueneral stage otb - corvams.
IilHsolnliou Notice
T WHOM it may concern- The copart
ner hip heretofore exis'ing under the tlnn
name of Burkhart & Mali'i carrying on a
v.ener.il Real Es'ate Loan & Insurance
Business In A I ban v, Oregon is thi
d..y il's.olif.l by mutual onsent, W
A -vls? re:ri'-g. The business will
c ntinned he. eaft r by F A. Burkhart at t
a'd place of bu--ii.ess and und'r his name.
Dated this 13th day of September, 180,
W. A, Mali.
F, A. Bl'RKII .RI,
20,01)0 His. dried ap
ples 15,0001bs. d icd
plus.
"HIGHEST CASH PRICE
WILL RE PAID BY THE
mmm packing ca
FOSHAY & MASON
Wholesale and Retail
Dniistx Booksellers
ALBANY,
OREGON
DT. WYMAN is agent fir the Pacific M
tual Life and Accident Insurance C
agent for Firs Insurance Co., Alba
Wl
V 7 v 1 t f fw J ' I V
Senrl foi- c tcu bir itftit.'l fcr
stove-i, tinware, sioves, etc.
D
-GO TO
w x wv m 1
FCR BARG AINS
Not Eellin at cost, hut at prices that defy rom petition. Call and
net prices. Our-nuilto is "live an l let iive, quick tsa.es and stual:
profits. Mfl)on'i forget tlu plate, AkFarland Block. Kesp'y,
NEW YOBS C. B. R STORE.
JULIUS GKADWOHL'S
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
HE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORt
OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENTJIN -. ROGERS BROS SIL
VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA aND GLASSWARE,
BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOLL CAR,
RIAGES, AND A
General Assortment of Fanoy Goods.
Specialty 11 the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries,
direct for net cash and carries the laip"t stock in the Wiley.
-.t . a. j r
insurance agent tor r ire anu
FOR PURE DRUGS
TOILET AND
GO
'iRii w. ut" -eiiC
-ALSO
Tie Inert Line of Pianos and Oiro in the
Willamette Valley,
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK
F E Ji D
-AN V-
GENERAL PRODUCE MAJIKET.
ANTF L SPECIALLY Hay, oaU and poUto s.- pply custom
oad extension and my iuoreaaiug home tr
nit the puruhasers. Office foot or Ferry stre
J R. M. ROBERTSON
5fy
1 1 ri - - , ' '
C t' II
Foshav S Maseii
liaifiiew&Wasiiiiiiiiie
ALBANY OREGON.
No limit to this gamr-. Wt
inan t' win if we tlon't make :
cent. We're g .ii'C to do the hull,
of lhe lianlw.'re husiiH Ss of Al
E3'i:iv tier of ns. Ours :-re
'il as aiiylxulyV and a littu
heape'. Our rtuek -oti:ri et
Jl 'hat is htst in lutrdwaie
THE-
lie buvr-
jtuiri'ie.
FANCY GOODS
I ii L BLAGliMAiN
ujh9l Paintt, Oils
PrfkaarT Mri toOM r :"
ila a fan Ut ft Wk . -
MAtosfrr. pariooarals. ntr
il 6G0 FEIDTS TBSTU
CARRIES-
STOR E
iiH
11
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fapioajioufc !
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
ASt
3regon Deyelopmeut Do.'s
Steamship Lin
MILES MM
.AM
22 Hours Less Time
ilian by auy ot herwrt ul:
Aitoi. ndatioiis uiisiii paused K-t comfort an
iltl j . l ar.f am' (rwuitu it ujuiiia am
bltu CII.V1.U lH: ti U( 1. - .1 COIUill 's
M.i i, v j. I. lufcb dial ii.. cli er route
i s" loinm iii tbr Milllict'rjal
and San Francisoo,
Sailing dai us,
raoa takuwa.
Wiiiamette Valley..
W V
illuicctt Val.ey..,
Oct, 4th
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r'arillon . . .".
tVaunQ' tt Valley......
VViltAuict te Valli v
Oct. 13th
: 22d
" Slat
Trie ixui.an reserve the rihta to ebai.:
teameis or saiiiti: aiIea.
C il. Hi.u., Ji.., Otn F. a. P. Aj.tiit.
4 It . nt);. .11. ,j .tmi, .-:;ui Kra-.c-iM-o, I rti.
K-ui. ii:lM i Dri-jf'Hi 1 j itic iopu
ui ;.(;iiinr 1 iii.,is. Low rate
1X1 ur.-ii.ti ti K 1- mi Bale eveij
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EAST SOUTH
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SOUTHtRN PACIFIL ROUTE.
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6iOUpm..Lv Portland Ar.. a.i. iuL
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ft.to f 1 . : 1 Pr.rtiund Ar 9.1H. a a
u- ;lballi. LV....6.01 a a
PULLMAN BrJFFETSI.KEPERS.
TOUKl.-T SLEEPING CAKS,
For accommodation of iiecoud-C'laas Pa
senders attaihed to Fxpress 'trains,
Hm mic iMtihi.ui.
Between Poitianu anu Corvaliis
Wall Tralu lially - txeep-. buuday
7i30 a m..L7r.Po.-laii 1 ..Ar.5 3n"pT m'
ia:10piu..A.-... Crrnis.. L.12.55p. m
At Albany and CoMullig connect witli
traina of OregoM Pat iticHailroad.
r.xprrN Train Dally-HLxti.pt Sui.day
4i40 pm..Lv..
7:25 p m . Ar..
l'cr?li.nd . Ar.. b:2vam
V. S ir.inillc l v . ft.4i.jm
THROUGH TICKFTS
lo All Points
EAST AND SOUTH
a"- t'or'tickcte and full n,K ra,i.ticn re
Kaidinji iat npN etc.. call on ccmpam't
ajfent at Altum.
K. HOr.HLER, , . E. P. KOGKIiS,
Manager. Antt. ... F. A P. A
TICKET
to and from prin
cipal point in the
l uited States ,
I'anada and Eu
rope rr PULLMAN FAUCI SUIFLFS.
Frw IColoniit EleericsaCar Bn Tbicrj h en
Ex vest Train
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
i Elegant -Kr-w Itlnlns Caw Mil
1 haasr.
Close Connections at Portland for San Fran
Cisco and Paget Sound points.
f9BoaU leave the Company's wharf, at
the foot of Broadalliin street, on Taenia) aaJ
Friday of each week. C. G. KAWLINCS,
City ticket and Freight Aeent
C.H. Blll.lf., '
Verral Traffic Manager.
T. M . I KK.
i. P. A,
FIVE STOCK FOR SALE.
Krp your EYE on Or. George
V. 'iriy'S oale of ret:isterel and
hiali ura1e ehort liorn c;ttle. Well
' brel trotting and draft horKee.
! Thoroughbred Binall Y'orkshire
i iir. liih grade Shropshire
! Cot'toM sheen, etc. Sale to be
j on hi- farm near Oakville Church,
j Linn county, Oregon, XoveinUer
! 7, IS!!;). Terms of Hale : AI! Bums
under ten dollars, cash ; over ten
dollars, one year's time without
interest with bankable notes or 10
per cent, discount for cash.