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Newspaper Page TextWe have reduced the price of our fancy Dimities and Or gandies in order to make more shelf room for fall stock. There may be just the pattern you want for a shirt waist for sum mer day dress at a very low price. Don't fail to look them over. It will pay you. S. E. Younc&Son. At The Bazaar Closing out Sale of summer Dress Pa, terns, Denims Suits, Shirt Waists and separate shirts. A Millinery Clean-up i Ladies Trimmed Hats, $2.25, $3.00 and $3.75 for .98 cents. L. E. & H. J. HAMILTON. WHEN GOING OUT tone's appearance should be a subject for compliments and not of apoloeiesand ex planations. Dress is so largely a mattei of linen that the laundry qnestion is all important. Disregarding the rule of snic and span tells severely against the of fender. Our perfect work all the time at short prices has won us the general favor nf good dressers: Shirla for 10 cents; collars 2 cents; cuffs Scents per pair. MAGNOLIA STEAM LA UNDKY. Albany, Orogon. Phone 323. YOUR EYES.- Have them examined by Prof. August Stark of this city permanently located here, who ha made the eyes a special study, andill fit them with glasses that will give satisfaction. If your eyes are weakening call and have a talk with him. WOOD WANTED. On subscription, at the Democrat office. Will take all the wood brought. Doat wait for the fall Jains. 23 Jewels in solid gold Setting 'Special Railiaj" Duber-Hampden Watches t3. M. French the Jeweler MISFITS. Who said Hie allies ronldn't Peklu. After the firs of September as soon as prize fUhting lias lo stop in New York it is exoscted that city will soon be un heard of. After the election the middle-of the road pnpuliflts will po down in the mid dle of the stream with Teddy and the other boys. The Democrat has discovered that most of its grafts are grafted from grafts, and hence as the world goes the heading is superfluous, for the Democrat is just, as original as the other fellows. In short there is nothing original under the sun. We are all looking for pointers. The Democrat's graft head is simply a bold acknowledgement of the facr. Refuse to Pay. Mrr. Maud Geary, wife of the late Oapt. Geary baa sued the Provident Saving Ule Insurance Co for $5,000 the amount of the insurance carried by Capt. Geary in that companv, which refuses to pay It. The defense is on a clause in the policy, which reads, "that 1 will not personally engpge in military or naval service in time of war without first obtaining in each and everv case the written consent of the society." The plaintiff alleges that she notified the defendant upon her husband going to both Cuba and the Philippines. Sale op a Dairy. Judge Barton has KnnnhK i.hAnelahrated herd ofUersev cows of Mr. Henry Stewart. The purchase to- getner WUU IUUHB prOVlUUBlJ umpiiou makeB 26 head of probably the richest milking dairy of like number in Oregou, The judee has associated Mr. O. E. Bar rows witb him conducting the dairy, and they propose to deliver to customers in Albany, rich, pure milk, promptly and c'eanly. To Cleanse the System Effectually yet gent'y, when costive or bil ious, to permauentlv overcome babitua constipation, to waken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritat ing or weakening them, to dispel bead acnes, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of Fig made bv the California Eig Syrup Co, For Sale, A fine Asbestoes line "feel Range, No. 9, good as new, worth H5.00, $40.00 takes it at once, including $5.00 wortn of furniture. O. D. Bates, 2 miles south of the city. Letter List. Following is th list of letters remaining in the PostofBce at Albany, Linn county, Oregon, August 21, 1900, Persons calling for these letters must give the date on which advertised : Carney, Mr Job Belden, Miss Cora (21 Hoedle, Charles Bender.Mr Frank i?) A J Hunt Mills, Ed F Roberts, W M Townsend, Mr J H VebrB, Mr Claus Vetete, Mr J M (Vhetslane, A W Dodo, Esq, William Henry Harrison S. 8. Train. P. M. WANTED.-- Girl to do general house work. i;all at residence of P. F. Nut ting. WANTED. We want a car of good shipping Bartlet Pears for immediate use. Oall on S. N. Steele, Albany, Or. Oats Bought Or taken on storage at our warehouse corner Seventh and Railroad Btreets. VI Senders & Co. Sacks (urniBhed. 23 Jew els New Model Fine Train "New -Railway" SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. David (.inn rem ned this noon to Eu gene. Miss !! gers wen', to the Hay todav and will visit wi'U Mrs. Vance. Mr. an I Mrs. J. Titus rtturi e 1 10 their home ill Eugene yeBterday. P. B, Fleming, the Salem lawyer, re turned home from the Kay todav. MisCora Rotaii has gone to Euf)ne 10 take charge of the L;rtal office at that rity Mi?j hthal F. Knight of "-'alem, was in Ihecitv today ou her wa home from the Bay .Miss Lillian Frrrell vvenc to Portland yesterday to speud tne coming winter. David Cherry and am, of Eugene, tveie in the city to!ayJ on their way to the Bay. M r. Elmer C.nn went 10 Detroit thia niirning to join his wife and remain a week at the Scott cam p. H. N. Cockerline, J. O. Irvine and will", Mrs. W. H. Warner and children ; returned this noon from tho Bav. i Mrs Frank Lewie and chilJren and Mr. and Mrs. Kleinburgnr went to Hanieburg today to visit at the Mays. I Mrs. Hochs'edler and Mre. Richards , left today for Detroit, Mich., to attend I the grand lodge of Kathbone Sisters. Miss E'va Starr, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Albany, returned today to her bume in Woodland, Calif. Mr. Frank Will le!t this afternoon for Missouri, on a v'sit with his mother, who is ill. He will be gone about three weeks. 1 On account of other entertainments on ' Friday evening the "Bloomer Tea" will i be postponed until Tuesday evening, Aug 28th I F. M.Wettfall and Johnny Graham, , injured in runaway accidenisare both improvirg Young Graham was uncon scious until this forenoon and is in a set ious condition. Rev. Reed returned this morning fr, m I his Mt. Jefferson trip, coming hack by ! way of Fish Laae and the BellknapB springs doing a vast amount of walking, ' but having a good time and a pleasant outing experience. Z. T. Bryant left yesterday to attend the grand encampment of the G, A. R., which meets in Chicago. After the en campment Mr. Bryant expects to visit nis old nome m Indiana neiore nis re turn to Oregon. His w.fe and daughter accompanied him as far as Albany. Lebanon IS. A. Harry C. Thompson, who enlisted at Vancouver about a vear ago in the 39th infantry, was in Salem yesterday, leav ing on the night overland for Albany. r. Thompson's corapiny lelt fortland nearly a year ago for Manila where they arrived in December. He s;rved as bugler until the 15th of May when he was cent home to be mustered out on account of sickness. StateiD. an. Mrs. R. O. Miller left Saturday for Portland, wbere she goes to the hospital to have an operation performed. She had a growth on her left breast which she thinks is a cancer. A telephone mes sage received last evening states that the operation waB performed yesterday fore noon, aud thatMrs Miller stood it much better than was expected, and that she will soon be ab'e to return home Lab anon E. A. Mrs. A. B. Tucker and son, E. M. Tucker, of Randolph, Nobraska, were in the city late last week, the guests of Mr. and MrB.'B. P. Sornsen, old acquain tance?. The family is temporarily lo cated at Eugene, but will move to Stay ton about September 1, and occupj the Henline property. Mr. Tucker has been engaged in the hardware business at Randolph many year. Staylon Mail. The members of the Albany band last evening entertained in a very nice man ner the young ladies who assisted them bo we' I in the recent lawn party on the court houEe square. - A lawn party was given tnem at the home of Mr. O. G. Biirkhart, where the lawn was prettily arranged for the purpose. Several hours were spent iu an enjoyable manner in games, story telling and the serving of a delicious lunch. Ihot-e present were Mr. and Mrs, C. G Bursbart, Mr. and Mrs. Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. Bert West brook, Misses Mead, Warmouth, LewiH, Sox, Miller.DannalB, Weatbrook, French, Cox, McHargue, McCoy, Shupp, Gaston, Simpson and Beam, and Messrs. Brown, Connowav, Brandeberry, Beam, Burk hart, Howell. Marks, Aahby, Vunk, Clevengtr and Nutting. The young la Jies wish to extend their thanks through the Democrat for the splendid treatment and entertainment of the evening, great ly appreciated by til of them. Oldest Linn County Man. David Peebler died at Lebanon on August 20 at the remarkable age of 07 years acd 23 daya. He was the oldest resident in the cornty. Linn county thuB loseB one of lie bust pioneer citizen e, one whose life was a credit to the stale aa well aB to his tamily. David Peebler was born in Harden county, Ky.( July 28, 1S03. He was married tc Susan Imbler in 1827, soon al ter moving to Illinois. In 18S3 they came to Oregon, locating in Marion county. In 1867 Mr. Peebler purchased a farm near Leuanon, wnere iney jocaieo, where tbey resided until too old to at tend to the active duties on the farm and they afterwards resided witb their daughter Mrs. J. R. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Peebler became members of the German Baptist church in 1828. .Eleven children were born to them, Mrs. Fanny BnKke. Mrs. Mary west, Mra. JNaocy Luis, Mtb. J. Fred Peebler, Mrs. Eliza Smith. Mra; J. W. Cusick and Mr. Geo. D. Peebler surviving. Four children died, two in infancy, Mrs. Montague in 1878 and William Ptebler in 1889. The deceased played well hiB part In life, as a Unruttan ritiaen, lather, hus band and neighbor. The Evangelina fociely of tbe Degree of Honor will give a "Bloomer Tea" next Friday evening Aas. 24. from 6 to 8 Vclock at the A.O. U. W. hall. Bring 10 cenln, admire tbe bloomera and enjoy t dainty luncn. WATCH for tin latest designs in Wall Paper. We have them. Every pattern bright and new, in eluding prices. : BCHKfMKT & LUK. Delinquent Tax Sale (fr m pute 2) Frum. A. H.-Beginnlng 30 feet S. of faE. corner of Williams' Addi tion lo Lebanon; thence E. SO 1-11 rodi io center of mi II race; thence down center of millrace in a north westerly direction reds; thence W. rods to Cleveland street in said addition; thence S. on lino of said street llli rods lo place of beginning, containing 2 acres more or less Fuller, J. D. Lot 3. of section 22, T. 10 S.. R. 3 , L.f,..4;:ms ;) chains S. of N10. corner of saUt section 22; running thence S. 2-.' chains; thence E. 29.S0 chains to center of county road; thence N. 39 deg. V. 12 chains; thence 'N. lb deg. W. 10.53 chains to a point 'E. of betdunhit;: thence W. to be ginning, containing 73.10 acres; ex cept 15 acres sold to William Bay- llss Gut hint, J. Beginning at tho .N'W. corner of SB. 14 of section 3; running thence easterly along cen ter of county ri-nd to section lino between sections 2 and 3, about Sii rods; thence N. SO rods; thenco northwesterly to ;NW. corner ot NE. of SB. section 3, S. SO . rods io beginning, containing 40 acres. Also beginning ut SIS. cor ner of D. L. C. of D. O. Garland, not. a03t; tunning thence N. 36.71 chains; thence W. 00.2$ chains; thence S. to NW. corner of NIS. Vi of SE. Vi of section 3; thence southeasterly about 88 rods to sec tion line; thence S. to center of county road; thence southeasterly along said road to S. line of section 2; thence E. to beginning, contain ing ii3.50 acres, all in T. 11 S., r. 1 w : Garland, J. F. That part of lots 3 and 5 In section 3, T. 11 S., R. 2 W.. lying S. and 13. of county road leading from Albany and Scio. ex cent 3 acres off of E. end of lot 3, sold to William Gregory, part In river, leaving 4 acres Gorman. J. D. SB. Vi of section 10. 2 7S T. 11 S..R. 1 E., 160 acres 4 i Garoutte. .Mrs. M. H. 'Lot 1 and part or lot 2, block IS, in North Brownsville Gny. D. G.-SW. U of section 30, T. 14 S., R. 1 W., Its acres Gentry, Mrs. Elizabeth, Dstate Lot C 37 3 70 4, DIOCK 4, ivirKpaincK s Aauuion to Lebanon 4 73 Glbherd. i'. A. SE. Vx of section 24, T. 12 S., R. 1 ' lm acres 4 63 Glbherd, Hannah C, Estate Part of lot S, block 44, in Waterloo G 81 Gildersleve, Mrs. M. D. Beginning 10 chains S. of V section corner between sections 14 and 15, T. 10 S., R. 3W.; running thence N. K deg. 25 mln. W. 9.36 chains; thenco 5. 17 deg. 15 mln. 13. 30.8i chains; thence N. 89 deg 43 mln E. 13.50 chains; thence N. 10 deg. 3L mln W. 12.54 chains; thenco N. 8 deg. E. 13.60 chains; thenco 34 deg. W. 4.SC chains; thence S. 89 deg. 40 mln. W. 11.30 chains to beginning, containing 411. 84 acres 10 18 Gilson. Minnie F. Beginning 18.95 chains S. of NW, corner of D. L. C. of Allen Parker, T. 12 S., U. 2 "W.; running thence E. 40.45 chains; thence S. 13.3C chains; thence W. 1.79 chains; thence S. 17.96 chains; thence W. 3S.8 chains; containing 123"j acres, undivided 48 acres, in section 6 Girard, F. M. Beginning at a point E0 feet W. and 86 feet S. of NE. corner of E. of section 25, T. 11 S., R. 1 W.; running thence W. 11 feet; thence S. 64 feet; thence E. 11 feet; thence N. 64 feet to beginning Glthens. J. G. and Nancy Undivid 8 83 94 ed of undivided y2 of E. of D. L. C. of James Garrett and wife. Also, undivided of the undivided A of E. & of D. L. C. of James Garrett , 8 54 Goetz, Joseph Lot 3 of section 10, T. 10 S., R. 1 13., 20 acres Goln. Stanley NW. of NE. A and lot 3, of section 3. T. 13 S., R. 2 W., containing 61.35 acres Gooch. Catherin SAV. Y of SW, M of SE. of section 31, T. 9 S., R. 1 W. Also, lots 13. 14, 3. 4. block 2 13 2 (- 5 1, 'Bridges Addition to Shelburn. 6 34 uossier, i. u. w. or aw SE. V. section 15, T. 9 S. .5 W., 20 acres Gottsche; A. Lots 1, 2, block 5, J. M. Rnlston's Fourth Addition to 4 1C Lebanon 1 36 Graham, G. n. of N15. v ana SW." 4 of NE. of section 36, T. 13 S., R. 2 W Grant, Emma Beginning CO feet E. 3.49 chains N. of SE. corner of block 9, in E. Hayes' Addition to Halsey; and run thence E. 6.42 chains; thence N. 1.95 chains; thence "W. C.42 chains; thenco S. 1.95 chains to beginning, containing IVx acres, except JA acre sold to 4 44 Anna Hamilton Grant, Grate Fraction of block 14, Woodle's Addition to Albany 10 3) Gray. Mrs. Mary A. E. of lots 1, 5, diock a, a. 0. anu o. w . Hayes Addition to Hulsey Gray. D. D., Estate Undivided 2-3 D 51 of following: Beginning -at corner of NE. V4 of section 25, T. 11 S.. R. 3 W.; running thence S. SO rods; thence E. 80 rods; thence N. 80 rods; thence W. 80 rods to beginning, containing 40 acres, more or less 74 Gray, D. D., Estate The undivided 1-3 of following: The E. ot D. IL. C. of ID.. D. Gray, not. 2m, claim 43. T. 14 S., R. 3 W., con taining 323.98 acres 12 63 uarver, James 1. wti. a m sec tion 32, T. 9 S.. R. 2 E.. 100 acres. Griggs, E. Beginning 12 rods E. from SW. corner of D. L. C. of H. M. Brown; running thence E. 52 rods; thence N. 3S rods; thence northwesterly 48 rods; thence W. 6 rods; thence S. 97 rods to beginning, containing 30 acres Gustafson. A. L. The SE. H of SE. 4 of section 25, T. 13 S., R. 1 E.,. 40 acres Gustafson, A. Iy. Beginning at NE. corner of section 36, T. 13 S.. R. 1 Q.; running thence S. 20 chains; thence W. 40 chains: thence N. 17.05 chains; thence E. 83 deg. 39 mln. S. 22 ehnlnw 63.85 links: thence 4 44 6 18 2 N. CO deg. 15 mln.; thence E. 10.70 chains; thence E. 18.75 chains to beeinnlnir. containing 10!K acres.. 4 (10 Hall, O. D. Beginning 20 rods W. of NE. corner of NE. of NW. 4 of section 25; running thence AV. 26 rods; thence S. 40 rods; thence E. 2G rods; thence N. 40 rods to beginning, containing fiVi acres, except 34 acres In section as t ft h n z v. 2 ! Hall, B. G. 11-3 acres In NE. V4 of NE. 14 of section do, T. ., u. 3 E. 3 04 Hall, Jessie F. Beginning ut a 14 sectton corner on w. line 01 bcc tlon 20, T. 12 8.. R. 1 E. ; running thence S. R0 rods; thence E. to center of Hamilton Creek: thence northerly in center of said creek to N. line of SW. of said sec tion 20; thence W. to beginning, containing 20 acres 2 nil, H. V. A Ol OI'j. 74 Mini B. of SW. 4 and S. 'A ot BE. 1. rif A.llnn 91 T 10 R . K. 1 W.. 400 acres 9 Hall, S. V.-Ei V, of n. 'h nr ww. of NW. 14. In section .To. T. 9 R. S B., T acres Hnmaker. J. W. Beginning 131 rod W. from NW. corner of SW. i of SB. 14 of section 30. T. 9 8., R. 1 W.; running thence N. 2SV4 rods: thence W. 28 rods; thence S. 2KV4 rods: thence E. 2H rods to beginning, containing 5 acres. In D. ti. C. or Louis Richardson T A Vatalo l.ntfl 2. 3 91 S, block 8. 'in ilarr'lsburg 1 41 Hammer, Alargaret Vt or sec tion 14, T. 10 S.. R. 3 B.. 1C0 acres. Hammer, John-Part of lot 2. block 6. Hack's) Third Addition to Al bany Hnmmer. I W. N"W. li of section 14. T. 10 8., R. S E.. 110 acres....... Hand. Delia-Beginning S. 9 deg K. O) feet from SB. corner of block 6, Hack' Third Addition to Al bany; thence N. 85 deg. 15 mln. R. 1.6CV4 chains; thence 8. 9 deg. B. 3.MI chains; thence 8. 81 d g. W. 1.66 chains; thence N. 9 deg. W. 3.13 chains to beginning, contain Ins acre ........ Hnnd. Delia LnU 7. . block 10U, Hnck'fl Addition to Albanv 4 44 7 1 4 44 1 85 IS 15 Handsaker, Jopth V4 o' lot 2. block 1, McCulley's Addition to Hnrlrsburg Handy, JohnLots 1. 2, 6. B 7. 8, Mock 8; block 9. Also, lots 1, 2, block ?, Woodle's Riverside Addl tlon to Albany W Ha mer, Ephratm Beginning 52.62 rods S. and 40 rods K. ot center of section 34, T. 12 S., R. 2 W.; running thence EX li rods; thenco . 21.47 rods; thence W. 74ty rods; thence N. 21.47 rods to beginning, containing 10 acres 1 SI Hansel, Thomas M. Lrftt 7 and N. of lot 8, block 28. Hack's Sec ond Addition to Albany 13 96 Harder, John The W. of section &i. T. la R. 3 W.. containing 320 acres, except the W. 100 A. of SW. M of said section, leaving 220 acres 46 05 Hardesty. Mrs. M. C Ueginting 10.30 chains of 14 section cor ner on line of section 25, T. 13 S., K. 4 W. : runutng thence S. 20 chains; thence K. 14. SO chains; thence N. 3.40 chains; thence N. 41) deg. :I0 mln. 10. 9.2t chains; thence N. 10.15 chain; 1 hence W. 21.55 chains to beginning, contain ing 3S.t3 acr-s. more or less 9 25 Hardin, I). W. Beginning on bank 01 oanuam Kiver, iu.4i cnains k. and 3.31 chains from 81$. corner of 1). I4. C. of Morgan Kees. No. 43. T. 12 S H. 2 W.; running thence W. 8.31 chnlns; thence N. 10.47 chains; thence W. to center of Suntlam ditch or millrace up said ditch S. to N. line of Jerry Rnl ston's claim No. 49; thence B. to Nli. corner of same; thence S. 3 chains; thence B. 25 chains to Santiam 'River; thence northerly with said river to beginning, con- 1 tainlug 35 ncres, more or less, ex cept K.ti4 acres sold. Also, except ii acres, deeded to A. Cadwalder. 10 ii Harper. Horace N. Vj of N W. 4 of section ana a. ot sv, ft or section 15. It50 ncres 4 44 Harris. Hugh N W. 4 of NE. of 101s 1, 2, 4 ana o, 01 section js, containing 83.59 acres, except 16 ncres sold to O. W. Simons. Also, lti acres sold to William Skelton. Also, except 30 ncres sold to Dyes shelton, leaving 21.59 acres. Also, beginning 11.09 chains B. of N 10. corner claim No. 45, not. 7t32, T. 13 S., R. 1 E. ; running thenco westerly 3.25 chains; thence S. 13.10 chains; thenco N. 8 deg. E. o B. line of said claim 45; thence N. to beginning 1 C7 Harris, G. V. Lot 5. B. SO feet of lot , block 18. Hack's Second Ad dition to Albany 9 GO Harrl.-iuirg Labor Exchange Begin ning SO feet 15. from SB. corner of Levi Douglas' land, situated on N. side of Smith street and E. of O. & C, R. R., in Hnrrisburg, being a portion of .section 15, T. 15 S., R. 4 W. ; thence N. parallel with B. line of said Levi Douglas' land 150 feet; thence E. GO feet; thence S. 150 feet; thence W. GO feet to beginning 3 89 Harvey, J. W. Lot 2. Fectlon 7; lot 4. section S. containing 37.6S acres, except as much thereof as la In cluded In lot 4, block S; lots 3, 4, block 9: lots 1. 2. 3. block 10. In Peoria $3 06 Hnrwood. Heart ljots 7. X. block 4. Highland Grove 1 48 Haven, i t. uiaim ;iy, oemg pnrt of sections 10, 11. T. 13 S.. R. 1 W., beginning 5.76 chains E., 23.98 chains S. of NW. corner of section 11; running thence W. 79.08 chnlns; thence S. 40.03 chnlns; thence B. 15.24 chains; thence N. .35 chains; thence B. G4.G7 chains; thence N. 4ft 'AX cbnlns tn beirinnlnir. contain ing 322 acres GC 88 Henlv. R. B. N. U, of block 5. Was- pom's Addition to Lebanon 2 00 TTeiitnn. Rndie iTxit 8. block 8. S. Addition to Albany 47 Hendee, Isabel Beginning nt NK. corner of tract of land owned by Enoch Holt, T. 15 S., R. 4 W.; run ning thence W. 32 rods; thence N. 10V& rods; thence B. 32 rods; thenco R IftU. mils tn hptrtnnlnir. contain ing 2 acres 3 70 Henderson. William II. N'W. Y or Bopflrtn .-. T. 14 R. Ti. 1 W.. Nil) acres 3 70 Henry, S. A. iBeginnlng at a point 9 rods S. of NIB. corner of SB. Vi of mi. M of section 22, T. 9 S.. R, 1 B. ; running thence 71 rods more or less to SE. corner of sec tion 22; thence W. 44 rods moro or loss to line of county road; thenco 71 rods more or less along said road N. by B. ; thence 18 rods B. by N. more or less along said county Td.nl tn hpirinnhiC. eentninlnu1 13 121-1G0 acres, more or less 1 &3 Heihburn, Nancy ?M. SB. of w. U nnd W U. nf R'Pl V.. hpi1 Inn 32. T. 9 S.. IR. 4 E.. 120 acres 5 55 Hess, 'Miss Harriett Lot 7, block 25, in -Albany 13 9C Hester. E. A.. Estate Tho S. M of (N'E. U and S. of N.W. Ruc tion 35. T. 9 S.. R. 3 E., lfiO acres..' 14 3-1 Hf ster, B. V.-AV. of N'W. of N'W. V. except 1 acre sold to dis tiiet 121, section 35, T. 9 S., It. -3 E 1 85 IMutt. 'Ruff Beginning at 22 feet S. from NB. corner of block 4. In Lebanon, ntul running thence S. 22 fct ; thence W. 159 feet; thence N, 22 feet; thence B. 159 feet to be ginning, lot 1. block 4 1 C8 Hiatt. iKuff The undivided of lut :. I lck 2 4 00 Li.-I.Dian. 'Mary C 40 acres off of N. .side of S. h f D. L. t'. of Jnhll W. Gllmoro and wlte, claim No. 85, T. 12 8.. Tt. 2 W 15 SO Hill. A. J. S. 'A of S. Vt, section 12, T. 12 S., K. 1 E., lfiO ncres 4 41 HI to. Miss Lillla A.-The D. L. C. of Halloway Cushman, claim iNo. SO. not. 17K8, K!0 ncres 22 20 Hodges, A. J., Trustee Lois 4, 5 and , DluCK a, r airuaie auuiiioii lo bany 1 45 lodges A. J.. Trustee Lots 4, 5, (I, 7, 8 and 9. block 12, Ealrdale Addi tion to Albany 2 00 ledges, John That part of lots 2 and 3 In section 14 lying B. of San tiam River, also beginning at NW. corner of D. L. C. of Job Crab tree, not. lliiS, T. 11 a.. It. 2 W.; thence E. 8.74 chains; thence N. 15.02 chains; thenco W. 12.09 chains; tlionco S. 20 chains; thenco B. 3.33 chains; thence (N. 40.08 chains to -beginning, containing 20 acres more or less 6 Hoye. 'Mrs. S. J. 'Lot 3, block 8, lfl.unl,'a Aflrlttlnn tn (Mill f'ltV ... 1 48 Hogaii. P. JBeRlnning 109 rods N. of or k, corner 01 u. ij. i jv. n. Coy4c. No. M, T. 12 S.. R. 2 W.; running thence N. 109 rwls and 15 links; thence W. 80 rods; thence S. 2 rods; thence W. 52 rods; thenco S. 107 rods and 15 links; thence B, 132 rods to beginning, containing 90 acres; except 1 acre Bold to J. a (T , ii II II 11 13 Holtenbeck. Wary D. Beginning 10 chains w. or aw. corner oi Hecmm 19, T. 9 8., It. 1 E. : running thenco fW. 10 chains; thence . 16 chains; thence E. 50 chains; thence N. 57 chains; thenco w. 40 chains; thence 8. 17 deg. B. 40.31 chains to beginning, containing- 242.81 nurnn 15 81 Holliday. rw. P. Tho S. of section 36. T, 14 8., 'R. 1 "E., 320 acres 8 8j Holman, D. A. Beginning at NW. corner or . lh or u. 1j. j. or u. u. Burkhart; running thence B. 8.01 chnlns; thence 8. 1 deg. and 35 mln. B. to iN. line of W. V. R. R. right of way; thence westerly on N. line of said riKtit of way to W. line of said D. L. C; thence N. 1 if tr nm :tTi mln W. tn hnirlnnlnir. cnnliiinlnir 2.40 acres 2 30 Horner. ., I'jsiate w. 'A or rc. and SW. VA or E. Va. and SE. Va of BW, 14 of section 30, T. 9 8., A. 2 v: . 120 acres 4 44 llnrrnm. TV. III. SR. W of section 2fl. T. 9 8., H. 2 E.. 100 acres 3 70 Horton, E. M.-. lA of N'W. nnd trttu t nnrl 4. of section 4. T. 10 8.. Tt 4 E.. 12S acres 3 52 Hughes, S. A., et al.-43. V4 of D. L. i in n. in. i . ii a., it. w.. aai acres C2 90 lllllln, H. JK. VAl Z, OIOCK 3, ilftCK s Third Addition to Albany S 10 Hume, k. nw. Vt or section ii, wi 12 8.. R. 2 E., lfiO acres 4 44 Humphrey, ueorge Ail or niocK 4tf, Ooltra's Addition to Albany Humphrey, H. R. Lots 7 and - 8, 1 5G lumpnrey, u. it.- hlnck 40. Wnterlno 40 28 Htinsaker, O. W. Beginning N. 80 deg. B. 585 feet from SAV. corner of block 0 of Wheeler's Addition to ficlo, nnd running N. 80 deg. B, 4fi.no feet; thence N. Ifl2 feet to 8. fhlo of county rood; thence B. 8-1 deg. W. 52 feet; thence 8. 4 deg. E. 101 feet to beginning Hunter, Mrs. Mary Lots 7 nnd 8, iKlm.lf 1 Onll.rfiltti'B Aslfim.in In North 'Brownsville 8 X'. Ilnrahnl P-Thft SUV U nf RPrtlnn 24. T. 10 8 . R. 3 E.. 1G0 acres 4 44 Hunt, August Lots 1, 2. 3. 4. R, 8. 7 8 nml ft Miu lt 2 Park Aflilltlnn to lebann 2 44 74 HiiPtr.n. II. M. lVt B. blk 2. Western Addition to Albany 4 SI Hyde, E. O.-OleBinnlng at NE. cor ner of lot 72. in Scio: running thence V. 100 feet; thenco S. feet; thence B. 100 feet; thence N. 6o0A to beginning; also beginning at SE. corner of lot 71 In Scio: run ning thence W. 50 feet; thenco N. lti feet; thence E. 50 feet; thence S. lb feet to beginning 5 0 Ingram John S. of N. li of Charles T. Ingram's D. L. C, No. w. in . j u., iv, t ., iuu ill' ICS. .... Mi 1U Irvine, John Lot 3, block 1, in Ly ons 5 99 James, Hallle N. Va of NW. '4 of section 3. T. 15 S.. 11. 1 B., 80 ncres 2 22 Jenkins. G. W.-The W. of N. 4 ui . m oi seeiion ai, i. ii h., R. 1 W.. t iicrns . i Ifi Jenkins, LMono (Beginning at NB. corner or bh. or Tsti. or sec tion 20. T. 11 S.. K. 1 ; thence W. 23.33 chains; thence S. 30 chains; thence E. 13.33 chains; thence N. 30 chains to beginning, containing 50 acres; also S. of NW, 4 of S'E. Vi of section 2. containing GO acres . ft rjt Johnson, IBen Lot 1. block 3. McAl lister's Addition to Shedd 41 Johnson. G. S. Vi of SW. and NE. Vi or ww. v ana k. . of .NW. y. uf SW. V4 of section 34. T. 9 S.. R. 2 B.. 140 acres r. kx Jones. S. L. S. of section 21, T. 12 S., R. 2 W.. 320 acres 74 G4 Jones, Frank The SW. Vi of NW. A ana jsw. v or sw. Vi of sec tion 33. T. It S.. H 9. r nnrna ?(1 Jones, W. H. E. Vi of SW. V4 and iuih o, i, section i, x, i.0 a., (, 2 B.. 1(3 acres iu Jordan, Mrs. Ida NW. Vi of NW. Vi. section ... T. 9 S., R. 3 E., 40 acres i n Jory. E. G. N. M of SE. Vi. section e, r. io m., u. a so acres 2"2S Judge. James F. SW. V4 and SE. A wr (sect lea va, T. 10 S., R. 2 E.. 40 ncres 1 ss Kelly. James S. Beginning at SE. L-unir ol u. ij. j. oi james Aiaras. No. 39, T. 12 S., R. 2 W.: running thenco N, 27.30 chains; thenco W. 27.15 chains; thence N. 91 links; thence W. 3.50 chains; thenco S. 4.93 chains; thence W. 6.54 chains; thence N. 4.95 chains; thence W. 5.95 chains; thence S. 28.24 chains; thence E. to beginning, contain ing 11G ncres v. fin Kelly. Sarah Lots 1. 4, block 26, J. M. Ralston s Addition to Leba non R 7ft Kelso, Joseph-JLots 3. 4, block 22. in j. iu. .musions Auuuion to Jjcua- non G 40 Wcbb, J. 11. Beginning at NE. cor ner of D. Xj. J. No. GO, T. 11 S.. R. 2 ?V.; running thence S. 40.75 chains; thence AV. 35.74 chains; thence N. 49.87 chains; thence E. 10.68 chains: thence N. 29.90 chains; thence B. 25.0t chains to beginning, containing 145.95 acres 40 70 Ketchum, Laura Lot 3. block 19, Al- uuny zi nt Keys, -Henry Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, block 10, In Brownsville 10 GO Kidder, William S. of SE. V4 and N'E. Vi of SB. and SB; li of SW. Vi. section 10, T. 13 S., R. 1- 1G0 acres 4 44 . Kinder, AVllllam. Heirs NB. Vi of NW.Vi of section 30. containing 40 acres,. And N'W. of NE. Vii and lots 2, 3, section 30. containing 9P.II0 acres. Also, beginning at N W. corner of SW. Vi of section 3, running thence 33. 20 chains; thenco S. 40 chains; thence E. 26 chains; thenco N. 46 chains; thence S. fili deg. 50 mln. W. to beginning, con taining 118.36 acres, In T. 1 S., H. 2 W 2G 83 King, !Lucy J. Beginning 100 feet 1?. of point 23 roils 10 feet E. of SE. corner of Kirkpatilck's Ad dition to Lebanon; running thenco E. 160 feet; thence N. US feet: thence W. 166 feet; thence S. US feet to beginning, In T. 12 S., R. 2 W., section 11 3 38 Kinney, James, Heirs Beginning at NE. corner of section 28. T. 12 S., R. 1 V: running thence W. 40 chains; thence S. 20 chains ;lhenco W. 5 chains; thenco S. 40 chains; thence E. 5 chains; thence S. 20 chalis; thence E. 15 chains; thence N. 17 chains; thence B. ;5 chains; thence N. G3 chains to beginning. Also, W. fli and undivided oC E. Mi of Bartlett Curl's D. L. C, not. 3299. T. 12 -S., R. 1 W.. con taining In all 516 acres 6 97 . Klein, Mrs. JosephineThe 10. 56 feet lot 7, block 14, Eastern Addi tion to Albany . 21 80 Kium, Melissa j., iieirs ueginmng ni sx w. corner ot u. j. oj. Presley George, T. 12 S.. R. 2 W.; running thence S. 17.55 chains; thence W. 41 . chains; thence N. 20.25 chains; thence 10. 29.84 chains; thence S. 2.70 chains; thence E. 11. lti chains to beginning, contain loir KO acres II CO Klum. Claude E. Vd of SW. Vi and w. '2 or wi'J. 'A, section s&, i. it 9.. Tt. 2 E.. 130 acres 3 7i Kuepper, Henry Beginning nt NW. corner in u. ij. u. ui a, n. i inumtn, not. 2349, t. 13 a. f ii. l w.; running 10. to mlllrnce: thence S. along said ditch to land owned by Marlon. roweii in lstii; tneuce w . aiong N. boundary line of said M. Pow ell's land to W. boundary of said I. L. C. of S. B. Thomas; thenco N. on W. boundary to beginning, containing 122 acres, more or Ichh. J2 II Knox, A. S. Lots 1, 2, block 2', huck s Moconu Addition io Aiuauy iu a Knox, Mary N. of A. S, nnd Marv A. a. Knox a IJ. L. con taining 317 acres, not. 1193, T. 11 S.. It. 2 W 74 W Krueger, W. H. Beginning at a point tit enains n. and mz-.i cnains? W. of SB. corner of D. I. C. of Morgan Kees nnd wife, claim No. 43, T. 12 8., R. 2 W.; running thenco W. 6.50 chains; thence N. 6 chains; thence B. 6.54 chains; thence S. 6 chains to be ginning, containing 3,90 acren,-.. more or less 3 3 Krueger, W. 11. Lots 4, 5. block Park Addition to Ldmnon 1 Oft Kuykendall, Bllzabelh-W. ,& of xnw. 'A oi seciion in, i. n o., ii. 1 B.. 80 acres 4 1G Windham. Mrs. Do! He Beginning 3i0 feet W. or Irtt 8. block lit, in Lcbnn;n; running tlunce S. 30 feet; thence W. 165 feet: thenco N. 90 feet; thence E. 1G" feet; thenco . 66 feet to beginning, In section 10. T. 12 S.. It. 2 W G 0T andham, Mrs. Dollie Lot 2, block jh, i lacK s econu Auuuion io ai- banv . 9 t' Lancy, John. Sr.-W. Vi of SW. or section w, anu K. Va nr Vj or SE. Vi or section 19, lying 8. of center of Fox Valley County Road, leading from Mehama to Rock Creek, less 10 acres sold, T. 9 8., R. 2 E 8 (tt Lee, Christian Beginning at 8. cor- nc or NE. Vt, section li. X. is a., K. X W.; thence 8. 21 rods; thenco W. 40 rods; thence 8. of W. 40 rods; thence N. 32 rods; thence 80 rods to beginning OS Leedy, John B. B. Vi nf section, 12, x . io ., it. i;.. naiance aue i us Leedy, John B. SB. V4 of section 2, T. 10 8., It. 3 E 3 70 Lerov. A. lots 1, 2. block 2, Klrk- patriCK s ueconu Aauuion to ije ca non 1 S& Lesley, J. E. 19 acres, deeded to j. j'j. jesiey oy jeremian Biien... i oo Lewis, A. H. Lot 8. block 3. Falr- dalo Addition to Albany 31 Lewis, Miles K. 810. Vi of section zu, 'i . jo ti. i iu.. iw ncres i t Ltvsey, Mrs. Anna N10. Vi of sec tion; 32, T. 9 S., R. 2 E., 16) acres. 4 Locke, Mary A. 5 acres off of NB. corner or . a. orimes inuii, sec- rn ic a Tt 9 W ft OC Llften, Lllll'e U-Beglnnlng 13 chains k. or jNiu. corner nr ow. oi section 31, T. 12 8.. R. 1 W.: run ning thence 8. 6.32 chnlns; thenco E. 3.16 chains; thence N. 6:t2 chains: thence W. 316 chains, to beginning, containing 2 acres to Long. Minnie and Janle Lot 1, sec- tlon 13. T. 14 8.. R. 2 W 1 4 Long. Mary O. Beginning at 810. corner of land owned by Jncob Wlgle, section 35. T. 14 8 . R. 3 W.; running thence W. 40 rods; thenco N. 40 rods; thence K. 40 rods; thence S. 40 rods to begin ning, containing 10 ncres 2 S6 Long. Mrs. 10. A. E. 60 acres of NEt Vi of section 22, T. 12 8.. It. 3 W.. 11 TO Lnoney, Grace A. Beginning 22.50 chains N. of a Vi section corner between sections 25 and 3rt, T. 11 B., R, 4 W.; running tlunro W. 5fi,12 chains; thence N. II .Bo chnlns; thence E. 56.24 chnlns; thenco 8. 11.50 chains to beginning, contain ing $4.60 acres, except 26 utos off of E. end assessed to M iry A, luujn'y , ia iu (To pan C)