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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNIN'Q HERALD; WEDNESDAY. DECEMB'Klt 3. 1890. t i r. . f.'iJ h Vf f; .4 I- (3 '1 13 4. 3 i ncmittg gaily J raid OH Atl Tna Dailt Hmald will be our al aacn morning at H. J. Jones' book tora.where it on be irocnrel at 0 cents per copy. ' 40TTIJHW ABAt'I TOWN. Tat) Oregon insane asylum now hia 620 patients. What has become of tbe Albany Rod and Gnn club? Salem is soon to bare a demo cratic evening newspaper. Choice salmon bellies and tips at Moel er A Garret's. Diphtheria is prevalent at Leb aoon and tbe schools and churches of that city Itave been clewed. Call and get a year's supply of linen that K. C. Searls is selling al coat. H.J. Joos has te largest line of beautiful Christmas cards in tbe city. Nice candies, nuts, etc. at Powell A Cw'a, cheaper than any plat e in the city. Nothing is nicer ior a Christ ma: Jtreseat than one of those heanti nl books at If. J. Jones'. , At nice a stock of photograph albums can between at II. J.Jones' as one could desire. You ran get a Gne dress at E. C Searls for fiO cents per yard, forme price 75 to 85 rents per yard. If you want anything in tne grocery line Parker Bros, is the "place where you will find it. N. Steel A Co., can get you s ' loan from 300 to f.l.OOO on good real estate security without delay. I ajn showing the fined line ot boots aad shoes ever shown ii: Albany. Prices the lowest. E. C. Scarls. At H. J. Jenes' yon will find some, of the neatest bibles you erei saw. Nothing nicer could b found for a prete it. "Services will be held at the Uni versahst church next Sunda morning bv Rev. Tboa. Abbott, oi Coqoillv City, Oregon. Hercn!es baking powder is the beat in the market, and i is 10 rents cneaper per can than 'any other. Powell & Co. keep it. All the good things of life t tickle your palate at Mueller A Garrett's, the ouly place in th c ty where you can get every thin; yea want. Tbe gentle downpour of rain i; welcomed by farmers and steam boatmrn. The river haa until the reaest rain been down to extreme ow-aa'er mark. M. Hogan, a bachelor resident tf Mill City waa made the reeipi ent of a very pleasant surpris party the other evening that made a pleasant social party. The finest line of randies, mi'?, ralsens, etc., in tbe city for Christ mas at Mueller A Garrett's, aim we guarantee to cell cheaper than any othes house in the ci ly. The room fermerly used by tlx Revere House bar is being remod eled and will be converted into store. It will be occupied August Boenicke as soon as com pletcd. PERSONAL MENTION Harrv Noel has returned to this city. John Iaoin. jr., leaves to-day foi a trip to California. 8. W", Paialey left Hurt evening for a montli's visit in the east. . Jat. McDonuugh, of Tolo, Ja-k-on roanty, was in this city ye , t rdny. ; VY. A. Hunt and family ot Mill City spent yesterday in Albany - upon a buaines kip. Mrs. H. J. Sower left Monday tvening for California, taking .her (laughter for medical treatment. Mrs. La Forrest, mother of Eu gene La Forrest, came up from Portland last night, to attend lit funeral of her grand-child. BU81NKS LOCALS. Hulin & Iawson. druggists. Silk umbrella's at Fiench's jewelry store. . - r resb bread every day at Pai ker Bros. Choice bleached celery at Muel ler A Garrett's. A full line of trusses fur sale at Cumming's drug store. Spectacles for every one at freuch'a Jewelry utore. Furnished rooms to rent near by. Inquire at this office. Viereck will shave yon or rut your hair in the most approved tvW. Go to Conn A Hendrtooii fur vour fancy and staple grot cries. l lMvy alaays keep the tieet and sell cheap for cash. For nice fresh pies, cakes dough nut and every thing iu the baking line you cannot do hetter than to uall on Parker Bros. Please call and see if yon care to change your order 011 beat in; tovea, our stock is complete aaain. Matthews A Washbi'Kn. 'Some of toe latest styles of ele gant bed lounges can be seen at Fortmiller A lrving's, as they have jaat received a large invoice. TaaB Tkl. Two youngsters, who had the appearance of youthful tramp, were seen loitering about the deot Jreaterday. They entered the adiea waiting room ami stole a bundle belouging to a lady. who waa a stranger. They made oil with their plunder and aiitseqneiii ly boarded tbe south bound freight train ami es(apeJ. The package was afterwards found by a brake man. Floor matting of the veiy bes 1 aality and at reasonable istesi-at ; fonnd atfortiller A Irving's.n THE 8ABTI1K MINES. attsy Hsw CUimi Loatd-Important - On.kpmsstsB'i.g Made. j tQ Mr. J. W.Gardner, who is in. j at Sprhigtield. teiested in the mines in the! Newberg is organizing a Horti Quartxville district, is in the city, cultural Society, having just come up from the Sodaville has voted to levy a mines. From him some iuipor- chool tax of $ 250. tant particulars concerning the nn-. urovements ami developments in prcgress there were obtaiued The facts show that a thriving ami successful mining camp is being organized, winch is ahead y ur burn ing important proportions. Six new placer claims were filed in the - county recorder's office in this city yesterday as follows: West Shore No. 1, by V. Read and G. W. Maston. West Shore Xo. 2. by K. Lnnning and M. C. Bingham. West Shore No. 8, by J. Cowan and J. W. Gardner. West Shore No. 4, by N. F. J. I.. II. Allen and Geo. K. Chamberlain. West Shore No. 5, by C. (i. Burkhart and C. K. Brownoll. West Shore No. 0, by N. II. Allen, M. C. Bingham and J. W. Gardner. A new coniDany is being foi ined composed of tbe following parties, who have secured possession of 1 152 inches of water from the north fork of the South Santiam for the development of their claims: .1. L. Cowan, J. W. Gardner, N. II. Allen, W. F. Read, G. W.Maston, C. G. Burkhart, C. K. Brownell, Geo. K. Chamberlain, . T. Bryant and W. II. Bingham. The claims of the new company are situated three miles from (Juartzville. A new road is being constructed to the mines by way of Sweet Home. The road is com pleted to within 'a miles from the camp, the road makers being now at Lewis cabin. Heretofore Stanpcde Mountain on the road to tiie mines from Gatesxille haa prevented fret travel to and from the mines, but this new road will obviate this, as it follows the low land along the river, which even in winter is comparatively free from snow. The nearest postoffice is Whit comb, 22 miles from the mines, which is at the mouth of the mid dle fork of the South Santiam. Ti.m Greenhorn district, where several Albany men expended con -iderable capital early in the titties, is 30 miles from the mines, and is also the end of the old wagon road from the valley. Sweet lb. i.e, ld.-'i is the end of the Bt .ge 1:1. , i.- ;7 miles distant, and I -l s'.an-e .i.i ii Albany is tit miles. The braces Bunare -4 ville dist rict em one township, six mile." oi mining country, in which 200 claims have already j been located. It is not an exa2-1 eration to say that there is still . the clllrary they were much dia plenty of rich mining ground 'ugted w!h ,he jmiKIent of the vacant, butb placer and quartz, and will be until 2;J09 more claim" are taken. The ronntry has not been gobbled up by speculators, ami there is abundant room for those who wieh to locate cl-iims, or purchase thoe in a fair state of development 11 they des re invest. ' The mines are chiefly g-ild nml silver, althotigh cooper and other baser ores exist, which may in the future le worked with success. Tbe lining values in the district is shown in a recent purchase Messrs Woodin A Warner bought of Port hiixl men a half interest, in the Golden Fleece mine for $!()();). When they tried a few days later to purchase the other half it was held at the modest Him of $10,000. The mill ol the Albany Mitiiii" & Milling Co. is now doicg good work. '.. Kendrick, fiier'-aii of the mill and acting mp rintend ent, has added some li--- machin ery to the mill, :.iili bus increased I he numbi-r of drops from 20 to 2'.XJ per nv'"'" The average capacity of : mill is yiow lonr tons per oay, itie results are most satistuctory to the company. One thing tbe district needs is mail facilities. From 1".; to 300 men are engaged in mining there, and the nearest poblofnve fsGates ville, 20 m'les away. Some one tf the mail routes ought to be ex tended, so as to rea-ih thin grooving mining district. Sufficient it suits have been obtained to demonstrate that the richness of these mines has not been overestimated, and tli- if i 1.0 longer any l. u!t of the tact they are soon to u-come an imMirtant iactor in tbe it.dus trial growth of this ortioii of Or egon. It might be added that along the new road opened via Sweet Home, above Wbitcomh, are large tracts of Iwtli surveyed and un surveyed timber lands, which is yet vacant and opn to settlement. ofttcctrn Eleeted. At the legular meetiiii! of Safetv lnlge No. 13, A. O. C. W., 011 Monday evening, the following officers were e'ected : A. H. Mar tm, P. M. W. ; A. I), i'.arker, M. W. ; J. A. Hyman, foreman ; F.. C. Phelps, ove-r.-eer; T.J. Stiles, re corder; E. A. Parker, -financier; A. f-avior, n ceiver; A. II. Phelps, anido'; M. W. Orton. I. W. : G. I . Savage, O. V.; A. J. Anslyn. trustee. Hrl. Ity Klertlon. At the city election in S io A. J. Johnson was elected mayor; Ixis Brown, recorder; O. S. Mar. treasurer and W If. Kamsiv til irshal. Over the marshalehir there wits a spirited contest, and J. A Bilyeu. the defeated candi date, heel Oil his successful oppo nent through the streit on a w heelbarrow in the exening. liotten Iog Snlinon. Yainiui Post: Salmon were going to the valley last week, caiitdit ui near Klk ("ity, that looked as though they were rotten. 1 This shipping such hsn oiixnt 10 lie stopped. Let our legislature at th rmiii? sessi.Mi forbid the catching and 9ellii-g of rotten d.g Sainton. COAST J0TE8. ouyoiWi..m...uJ " ngene wants a steamer line from Sinslaw to San Francisco. The new Silverton reboot house will lie ready by January 1st. Lake county now pays $500 for the arrest of htock thieves. The new bank building al Grants Pass has a town clock. McMiiinville has a chicken's egg measuring 7 by C4 inches. The iron work on the Springfield bridge is all up; it weighs 130 tons. The Headlight says 110' a diop of snow has fallen in Til'amook yet. There sire excellent fields rather mountains of the finest granite near, Toledo that ought to be opened, says tlm Yauina Post. A t'u'cher in JMigene was knocked down and stunned while ' li will be so arranged that it cau . .. ... .... .1. .... . turning on the clectuc. lights in his shop. He was not seriously hurt. A party of government surveyors is engaged in surveying the Wil lamette riv-r from five miles above Corvaliis loi-ne mile below where the nvet (low of last winter enters into (lie main i hiiimel. .Moses llure, an oil gentleman wh rect ived a scalp wound in the late wreck at Lake Liliish and seitied with the raiLvay company lor K O, it is thought, will veiy t-l Hilly die ci las injuiics. He seems to have been hurt internally. Eugene Register: It is reason alie to M!ofci that the state tax lew will I e lout r this year than la.-t. With nine counties of the slate to hear from, the total tux able property ot the slate, as re turned by the aiscseors this year is nearly 4ti,OUO,000 greater than was the total astci-sinei.t of the entire thirty-one counties last year. The ISS'.l assessment was $101,500,000, and that of the twenty-two counties slready heard from is $107,250,000. OREGON INDI.KS WANT TO FIGHT. Tbe Warm Springs Want to Whip loodthinty Sioux- the J. C. Luckey, Indian agent at j Warm Spring agency, was inPrine j ville the other day, .aystheOcboco R -vi-w, and when asked it the Indiana on his agency were 'aking anv st)ck in the Messiah craze and if (hev injuiged in ghost dance.", kt!it.i 1 ti.it ti.v vhw niit. but to Indian? who are going astray 011 such a ioolibh inctext. They say they whipped the Modocs, and if Ihev had an opportunity they could whip the Sioux. Mr. Luckey thinks if the government would give the ln.li.-iim en his !LL'urev a. show a large number of them would enlist 10 ngiil Lite inuians in I'aniw, in fact, he thinks they areipiile anx ious to go into battle with the followcts of Sitting Lull. Should the anticipated outbreak material ize the government might profit by calling into service the Warm Spring Indians, as they h-ive tx-e.i tried and have proven themselves excellent lighters. Need or 1'ermaneiit Improvement. The first rains i f winter hae already made First street uneu durabfy muddy, and before winter is half over it. will .iguiti present a specta-le not not unsiinilar to a country road. That First street should be paved there is no tloud, and after the expense for repairs during another inter have been Lome it will probably be found economy to pave it. High Llrenne fur Lebanon. At n late meeting of the city council of Lebanon the fa loon license was raised to $1000 per year. One saloon lias already been closed us a result, and it 1? understood that another will close as soon as its licence expires. This will leawe only one saloon, which will do a thriving hus'ines. A law and order club has lieen or ganized to see that the ordinance IS ellioicrd. I HOLIUAY SHOPPERS. thonlJ See the Wordfifol Array at th Golden Sole Bazaar Mr. Julius Grsd'. vohl, the enei tciicand enterprising proprietor of the Golden Ru!y llaz.iar in this 1 ity, whose store contain-t the largest and best selected stock 01 crockery, glass and other wares for domestic use, in the valley, as well as fancy waies, toys and beautiful holiday goods, has returned from a several months trip Vt Sati Fran cisco, wliPie. he combined business with pleasure. He has replenished and enlarged bis entire s'.ock and trow has a store thai is a credit to himself and an ornament to the ity. His shelves, counters and every available space are filled with tiie choicest and most, varied I stox k of id goods ever seen in this valley, im-liidiiit; a mammoth dis- p ay of holiday 'nods. He has ad'ied a new line which consists f a heantiiul assortment of rolled gold iewelrv warranted to wear as .' good as gold and costing one-tenth s miicii money, diamond cut pins rings, fine umbrellas for holiday presents and novelties. His stock is now in and holiday shippers should lose no lime '11 seeing hia wonderful array which is not surpassed by any on the coast either in elegance or prices. t'tue Iremed Chickens. Persons desiring a dressed chicken should leave their order at John Dierenger's meat market. He also keeps beef, pork, sausage, bacon and hams. Marketon First street, across from Buss Hoase. THE BITEK BOATS. The Crtgon Paoiflo Preparing for tht Boating 8kson. As the rainy reason advances and the river assumes a better boating stage preparations are pro greasing for an active tariffic on the Upper Willamette. Win. M. Hoag, general manager and first vice-president of the Ore gon Pacific rai)rod, Wallis Nash, second vice-president, and K. II Dunham, superintendent of the road, were in Salem Monday, sas the Salem Statesman. Their business as the com pletion of final arrangements for constructing a wharf for the recep tion of freight carried by their baits on the Willamette river. Thee gentlemen immediately re paired to their property, situated on the river front, and after look ing over the situation of the ba k decided upon the plan 01 a wharf boat and freight house, or, inothcr words, a floating dock. This bo.t will be one hundred feet long by thirty-three wide, with a house coveting one-half its length ai:d about three-fourths the width be anchored in the river and an the stream rises it will also come up with it. The order for the lumber has already been given and the carpenters will rush it to comple tion in time for the inter run of the steamers. These crafts have been entirely overhauled recarpe ted , rej ai n ted and refurnsshed. Capt. George Kaaoe. of East Portlau.l, will he master of the Win. M. Hoag, and the Short Bios, will be captains each of the N. S. Bentley and Three Sisters. Concerning the reiort that the Union Pacific would likely pur chase these three liver steamers, Mr. Hoag says there is no truth to it. The Oregon Pacific has been reported sold and passed into other hands more times than any other line iu the United States, probably but the sales have been only with the outside public the officers of the road being ignorant of all such transfers. THE WOULD RNKICIIEII. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the on ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing lo the taste and prompt and eliet-tnal to cleanse the system gently in the Sprii.g time or, in fact, at any time and the better it is known the more popular il becomes. A Sore Cure for the Whlakjr Habit Dr. Livingston's Andidote for Drunkenness will cure any case of the liquor hanit in from ten to thirty days, from tbe moderate to the (f'unkard. The antidote can be given in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of the person tak ing it. The Antidote, will not in jure the health in any way. Man ufactured by the -Livingston Chemical Co., Portland, Oregon, or from J. A. Cuuioiiug, Druggist, sole agent. Talk aim. lit Freight Kill. Well we have just paid the freight from Hit east on 01m hun dred Forest 'i!y express wagons, one of which we proot-c lo give away with each can ,i Forest City baking powder. I N.-tiie before they are I! gone. Respectfully C. E. Bkowneli.. .11 1 LVA KK t K A I.I V KKI'I I.LS. Act 00 a new principle regula ting the li 1 , fctom.icii and bowels ihroi .f. nerves. A new dis iw :.. Dr. Miles' Pills sjeedii 'ii - biliousness, -had table, torpid over, piles, 1 onslipationr Un equaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, surest ! 50doses for 2.") ciit-. Samples . ee, at Stanard & Cu.-ick. Ladlea Flue Shoe. I make a soecialty of handling ladies fine shoes. I carry some of (he best brands made in fine and medium grades in widths from A to EE. All warranted goods; 120 trash, and will repair any pair of thoes of any kind sold that will rip or break. Samuel E. Young Who pays the freight why Matthews & Washburn, they have paid the freight on two carloads of stoves and ranges since September 1st. 1800 and have another -arload on the way.. French keeps railroad time. Go to Parker Bros, for fresh bread. Have5ou seen those beautiful cement walls in the cemeteries, put up by Kgan A Achieon, at half the cost of stone. Murnery. Messrs. Hyman A Crownell are prepared in "their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stick, and those intending to plant should call upon them. Notice. A complete assortment of 1847 Rogers Bros., knives, forks and spoons, at lowest prices at F. M. French's jewelry store. War ranted goods. Clocks at Will & Stark's. Ill EI. CRABTrlEE At Shiingle, Wash., on Not. tb, lnt, Wiu. Crabtree, aged 00 years. Mr. Cmbtri f si an old resident of Linn unty, and is well known here. La FOREdT In tMs city Mrnday. Dec. I, M), infsut duUKhter of Mr. cd Mrs Euvrene Lal'oret, aged T BQutlia. llie funeral will occur from tlf fam ily ectdenve al 1 -30 to day. falrlrkK Tills Are Popular. PAaanan I1ia .1 : r 1 Because the p'ducJ'a j e Zd cathartic effect. 1 Because they not only physic, but cleanse the whole system and ro.,iUii,A 1:..., 11.. regulate the liver and bowels For eale at 25 cents per box bv i. 1 t. K .... . . A Few Beaon. Why i. Note, or Albany" C.gar Factory. ! ft.L"li' af,,'1 '.' a" 'l"wn K ,!e- , ' 1 Wood worth v Co , ol Fot Wavne, If you want a real choice smoke ; 1ml. ; Snow Co.. of Syracuse" N try our 10 center. JY.;J.C. Wolf, Hilldale, Mich.'. Why smoke a-Chinese made 'ai d hundreds - f theis s iv "it is cigar now that you can get a far thcgrcalcs'M-ller tln-y ever knew " superior one at J. Joseph's cigar! It contains no opiates. Trial actory, made by white Jabor? (bottles a-d tin.- bo.,k on N.-rvous .Try ou,:(:elebl'ated5 Havana j Diseases, free 1 t Stanard & Ct.sicK. uiieu wiuie lauor cigars. 1 We mace a snecialtv of seliin' cigars of our own make bv the box at factory priot s. " priCtS. Vli.n HI I .. id- Fine Meerschaum and Briar pi)C8 and a full aS.Sortil.elll Ol mokers at tit les. FreiivK Tnimv IVuftn. these waters are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will re.Tiove all b - Htructions to ttie monthly periods, no matter what the cause. Thev aie jiibi wuai cfry woman mens, and can be used safely. For sale by the Livingstone Medical Co., manufacturers, Portland, On-con, also from our sole agent, J. A. Cummine, dnggist, 'Blumherg block, Albany, Oregon. Till'. SM'KKI F M i l rs. Stanaid A Cusick drug'ids, believe that the secret of sm-ccss is persaverance. Therefore they per.-i'stin keeping the finest line ol perfumeries, toilet 111 tides, cos metics, drugs and chemicals on the market. They cspeccial'v in vite all persons who have palpita tion, short breath, weak or hun gry Fpislls, pain in sidi orshouldcr oppression, nightmare, dry couvh, New Heart Cure, I cfore it is too! late. It has the largest sale of any j similar remedy. Fine hook ol 1 testimonials free. Ir. Miles'; Restorative Nervine is unsui pass- ed far sleeplessness headache, fits, : etc., and it contains iu oi.it- Ten Fine anil l:elui I'rcMenH to In' (I ten Av:iy. Commencing November 1st, 1 j will present every one ticket fur , each dolln's worth of gon.ls pur- chased, entitlint' the lmiiirr to a diflruA tn ilritw nn. nf tl.. fi.ll.m . l...c.o;f..l ..-... i lug beautiful present.-. 1. Lnrve dinner c.istor i!.) 0(1 2. Fancy fruit dish tl 00 o. Silver cake basket S 00 . Silver card stand 7 (M 5. Set silver knives and forks Double pickle castor. Silver butter dish.. . Single pickle mstor. Seth Thomas clock . . . Silver cup 00 CO t'-o (HI to 00 l. 7. !. 10. M. Fi:ica n. have itist received another I large invoice of carpets, in choice designs, which 1 ani selling af old prices, iioiow iiiisiaiiuii g .iipeis. have raised ill Value from 2'.. to "l cents per vard, and will double! vard, and wiil double s spiin. 1 have also ihw inoi t Ol in.. I l.a w patt rns, u'-o lunsii that lie fore recti veu a nw I ni(.'s .in ne i ljor mats, !:u- cuitanis, win ow shades, p etc. Samuel K. ' Young j Julius tiradw o!il's mammoth display of holiday goods is now j complete and I he mce Christinas; pnsentsaie noing fast, li-di.h'.v i ! shopiere should call eatly at the iioldeii KuL- Ha'aar end scltcf their presents. Nothing snu II about Matthews iV: j Washburn. They oiler to nil coil- i pies married bi'tween Thanks-! giving and New Years ".il buyinu I from them a stove one ot the haiidsomci-t and most icce-ary articles free of charge that a newly married coui le w iil want. See their show window. It is not .Trpiislng lhat Matthews iV: Washburn sell the most stoves from tbe fact that they carry the line ol gMids at prion that convince even tho skepitcal Attrntloii, Fanners! We will pay the highest cash nice for apples, potatoes and all kinds of farm produce. Call ami see us ii.s. F. Powt.i.i. iS: Co. re.for' urchasiuir your Artists! materials examine the new stock! just opened at the drug store of J. A. Cnniming, successor lo 11. () Hubbard. To our patrons: Our second stocked heat.ng stoves are here and if you w ill call we are better able to please you than ever before Mattii'kws A: Wasidu hx. G. W. Simpson hasju-t received a fine line of se.iletle jicketa in all styles. All kinds of fresh fruits at Powell & Co's. Smoke th celebrated Havana filled S-cent iir-ns, manufactured Julius Joss ih's ciirar factory. Felt slippeis at Klein Lros. finf: dkksskh ! TUHKKYS CHICKENS . i AND : DUCKS, CELKIIY, KTi.'., : i FOR SUNDAY, : AT : MUELLKlt & GAUPJ-Ti' S. ; A HISRtNDH MIST tKK. Husbands too often permit their IT"", "t" l'1'"' ; ,r,J"' hc:" a,:Uv- 'i', i ."""S ;"H-h..css, i,t : V 1 x ZT' v T -y ,,,':USi:wf ;Di. .Miles Kestorative Nervine such Kerioiis results could easily 1 be lirevrutfd. 1 lrn'iriit? ivirv. ! I V1- :K,) ! f "!H KO. W W hniii- w'. Ins ( -"iin.ni. ii'iM.its, . nu MSl!SalOII i, 1 .11 .rnr..iv loin. win 1113 , mw (ri....i. Hl.n 1.... 1. . ' '" lMior' r. iirn.i; tn -ll iniij., iii t null ,-riliH.'n 8 HM;!l,. IU htm. arc vH't'iil t .kll atll Kt'lliC H.XHI. I Mllll i: 111 TI I'IWU. I ftT Tni hA VatlS ' i.imi runi.t,, or-.-m. .i ii..M. k . i. ' r-tn:in imlil I . . . I. p. M , at tii. i.- H-tv I- i '' -'. 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A', l.ork liarl ui4- imti. i lo all icisiiirt that Iw will! no. U ro.i-f-ii-ilu for ai.v i-onlra.-tH n-a.lc, j or ItrrcaftiT mail c sa.IJ '. hnliiran in. llifl iiainc of r A. I'.nrkliart , I'.... r other- I wis.", and that. r.i lia.i v.l;.ill .'K-Mhcil all t ri-lai i.'MH tlh kii.I .1. r. ,Siillian. j Paled tllisnvv. tlflll, lM'il. K. A I'l I1KIURI, j ti. I irlMltliiu.il. N'OI'lt'i: i-hi ichy "iv. n that Uir niii'.i"s'--!.i-.l cM-i-iitm et liio I.e-t will i end Ii -tann-nt of (J.-u. H. Liyuctt. I decen-d. iiai tliii. day tiled Ins lilud Vi-eoiiiil in tin- iiia'.tcr ef aid istaic in tic cminiy .-"iii t .f Lin" ceiinty. () rc.:i i, and said -mirt lias fixed Monday .hiiieaiy ." IS'.'I at !l A. M. I Kiel oay lor the licarriig 1 1 nLji-ot'on-i to i ai'l a.-ciiiint if an v tl.i r lR ami for llie sc'tl. ini-iit iii'.-i.f. lUttd at Aihuny, Ncvem1 cr 13. 18W II. II. l.l..i:i.TT. Kxi-culor. HhWITT IlIVIXK. Att'ys for Kxei-utor Ailiuinl-irnlot'ii Roller. NOTU'K is le.-rvhy given that the uiKierMiu'd lias In uii appiinted ad niiiiis:ratoi f.ir the estate of Char es T. McFarlaiiil. deoei-l, late I.ii-n comity, O-egiin, Ad ptrums having claims aai .st sai.i .-sta'u are rnjuin d to present tli-,iii properly vrificil, to the iinili rsij;iieil at SlieiMs, Oregon, or tu.l. K. V"eathei-ford,. attorney for aihiiii.istratir at AlU'iiy, Oij.on within six iic iitlis from tins ilaU'. This 12th day if Nov. IS'.K). H. 1J. SruisoBH. - - Adiuiuistntlor, J. K. Weathkrfokd. Att'j for AJminitjtra'.or. 1 jrr-:.:-i. Omiih in' I i'ri l i T"Tii"i1 1" 'i " ' '"'n ' r"'"f "T"