She Strntad
Our WaahloKtoo M'ia Says.
Tfre respectlva report of the expeuJ.
1 -terns o( Commie... oner IVck and Director
Xrtli bone hare been laid before Co
1Ctm. The chief difference between
Item is that Pack does not charge for
&cm fare and Ratbnone doee. In other
pcrtuMlan the accounts bear a strong
family resemblance.
Probably BoM will be able lo syuipA
thu. with his creditors now that the
' 3few York courts have cut bini off with a
3 itunce nf a quarter of a million a year.
XfiH election has been over for a month
adlnu M. D'ckineonand other would
be organisers of the democratic party
utrenot.yetfiotten beyond the "where
' in their efforts.
Ai nrly 11 i -Jin m.fca ji imt
White hat been pardoned by Governor
' f tngree for robbing the state on the
. ground that, there are other rascals in
tin world. But then, .as he plead for
Tpxrdon on the ground that his accom
plices had assured him that they bad a
pall that would protect him, perhapt hie
" par Jo a is not bo very remarkable after
It.
We want to know whether or no Mr.
Hs mi a is to umpire the umpire, "C3
The dfbcloBure in the ', Senate; of tke
"tact that even the Davla amendment wil
t permit the United States to fortify
- the Nicaragnau canal and that Its only
-dTect will he to allow the United States
As send ItB fleets to hover off the 'moutbe
of thai waterway and wait for the ene
my's vessels, is simply astounding. The
Uneaty at negotiated by Secretary Hay,
on Id, it'now appears, pledge the word
-vA Che United States to keep entirely
' way from the canal and allow an enem y
- 4 free coarse to and through t.
The House has passed the army bill
' liat his stricken out the staff feature,
-which couBtitutpd practically' lis only
aod f) t iua, . However, the Senate how
fits a chantte at the bill and will uertain-
Sjr put the reform sections 'hack. What
4u ultimate result will be, remains to
seen.
What a contrast brave little Ilollun
retf ma to Germany and the United
- State a 1 Emperor William, who sent so
- wcrin a telegram of congratulation to
- Kruger who he crushed the Jamieeon
ril and Unc e Sam, who protested so
energetically against the Weylerir.atinn
f Ouha, seem now to have drawn in
Their horns.
Tt.a 1'ieil rv
aow raising the long yell became 'Oou
UTflrtB wants to reduce taxation too much,
It's all a (inflation of beet , the reduction
of the revenue from ithii source being
the trailiiional $10,000,000 straw lhAt
breaks the bank, lint then, what can
fie done? The hrewora paid their nun
sign subacripiiotis lika little mm. and
- now they want their reward. Will they
. iintit? We!, rather.
fi antral Murcierts preparing to invade
tC'iglanri, according to his own acnount.
HerKofurf, li'nernl Mercier haa been
familiar lo pjople ih side of the water
tUiefiy tl.roiiph hla connection 'with the
Dreyfus ctar.
It never occurs to tho adralnietralion
that perhaps It cauld mnnage to do with
nt the beer tax too, il it would cut off
Kpeuditnres a triflo, Kcouomy in gov
atnmenr, is one thing uf which the Ht
VuhlieAni have nol even a rudimentary
-)ncspiion. If tiny had, they wculd
1owb boiiih of their btrongeet supporters.
It s pretty bard .o learn, via
4JJreat Brimin, that the Hrit
iaU Government justifies Kilcheuer's
W.tyt.!nr,Uon of South Africa by two
clauses In the laws of war as laiJ dwn
the UniUd States war department
alter the Philippine troubles beaan. The
Vaited States is getting into awfully bad
fuuipttny the o dajs.
Tnere a:e abtui as many things th
oext slate liai8lrtture Bhould not do, as
tlier. are it should do.
There is no better p'ac iu Orngou lor
aeciirhig.' Curtain. us presents than in
Albany. Head the coluum- of tho Dkmo
bat and oiil upon the live in-rc'ianis of
the city.
The llaer uontmut to be In (bo tUht
ud the war Is not yet over. Theie wars
ire not over nnttl they are ended. Ours
-js alto ftllltctrd In the
be dithcult for the slate to
twaae a ori reaction fur IT. S. aenator
ban by choosing Mr. Oorbett, a nice,
wealth? oUi gentleman ol Portland, One
poorer selection would 1 MeBnde
A census of Sarm aod all of Itssuburbs
weJiouttbowta population ol a little
ver fi.OOO people, which Is substantially
rr I Halem lias a population of
swat 2,000 outside of lbs city limits.
Bt then all cities have suburbs, ami the
pulatlou Uvea In the census Is thai of
Cfcacity Ittflt, so that the capital city
will :.avt lo go on tta ceums figure o
lb same as Albany does on lis
gnresof3,Ut. We have some prstt
rood suburbs our-oll, substantialiy a part
the city, embracing people wbo do all
their trading hers, getting their mail here
Washington Letter
(Prom oar regular Correspondent.)
Washington, Dee. 12ib, 1900.
There is a war on between the men
wbo boi-e McKinley'a campaign
anu Mr, McKinley'i cabinet. Toe men
who bossed the campaign compelled the I
republicans on the House Ways and
Means committee, to make a reduction
of 25 cents net a barrel, in the beer tax.
although it made the total of the Reve
nue reduction bill, now before the House
exceed $40,000,000, instead of keeping It
'Bide of $30,000,000 as recommended by
Mr. McKinley. The Cabinet objectB
and has been even talking of fighting the
boiBos in Congress, but a word from Mr. ;
McKinley will probaoly result in making
it plain to them that the bosses are not
doing more than they were bound to do.
One republican, Bpeaking oi the Cabinet
aicks,said: "Why instead of kicking,
these men ought to be thankful that the
brewers aie not demanding the $1 a bar
rel rednctiou tney were led to better
before the election, that they would
get, these men la the cabinet would
know a whole heap more about practica
politics if they would work for awhile
with men who raise the money for a na
tional campaign. Of course, Mac will
quiet them ; he knows,'' Some are pre
dicting the bill will be allowed lo fail In
the Senate. Representative Richardson
preeented the minority report on the
Revenue reduction oill. It doeB not op
pose any of the reductions made, but fa
vors a more extensive reduction In war
taxes.
The Senate haB always been an extra
vagant body, especially In its expendi
tures for its own luxury, and the fact
that the Committee on Finance has just
paid $4,700 for refurnishing and redec
orating the room in which it meets
shows that it is growing more so.
The s'ory of Ra'.hboneV extravagance
with Cuban funds, which was quite as
diegraceful as Nee ley's stealings, is fully
told In a namplet of 292 pages, now in
the hands of the Senate Commit.ee on
Relations with Cuba. Although Rath
bone paid the nnney out on vouchers,
they were "ouchers which he knew that
no honest auditing cffljer would pas.
In fact, vouchers amounting to 8G9,0l9.
21 have been thrown out by the auditors
began sa of the nature of the goods for
which they charged, such as (110 a
month for rent for coachman's house,
enameled bath-t:b and other bouse fit
ting for one Madam J-jrrins and House
bold furnitnre and furnishings of all
kinds, including such Itemi as "lining,
furniture with brocaded silver and gold,'
and harness and other stable paraph an a-
lia. Although these vouchers have been
disallowed, the money had already bie
paid from the Cuban funds. It will In
common honesty have to be made uood,
as well as the Neeley stealing, and it ib
likely that the task uf making goad will
fall entirely on tho U. S., as there iB no
probability uf recovering any consider
able sum either from Rithhone or
Neoloy,
Teuchcr'rf Institute.
Fellow-TeaMierB of Linn County and
Friends of Education
You are cordially Invited to attend
this session of educational work, which
will certainly be one of the most profit
able "educational rallies" i ttiie
county for a number ol years.
The work of the iiiBtitnte will he under
the efficient management of State Super
mtendent Ackuitnan end an fxecutive
committee composed of the leading edu
cators of the state.
The instructors anJ lecturers- will be
of the heat talent mf thia and other
states, who will inform the teachers on
all tiut important phases of school work
Uov.T. T. Oeer will deliver an ad
druse relative to educational Interests on
the evening of December 27th. Indica
tions point tJ the Uct that manv teach
ers will be present from all parts of the
slate,
Tearhere, we live in a progress! re age,
and no teacher or class of teachers date
hope to aucce.nl a ho do not avail them
selves of auch opportunities for Improve
ment as will be preeetiteJ at this associa
tion. We live at a time in which teach
ing Is actually a profession and not
stepping Btoue to some other occupation,
a has long been the custom.
I am quito sure that the majority of
the teachers of Linn county are of a pro
gressive cl.-sand that yon be will present
at the institute. I hope that there is no
teacher dri:td to so low an ebb in school
work as to rvqiiiie the enforcement of
th- law regu'aiing attendance.
All railroad licei have made a special
reduced rate ot one and one-third (are
for round trip on certificate plan. "
Again inviting you tobe present, I
m, Yours trnly,
W, L, Jackson,
Bapt. of Schools, Linn Co.
WhentYsr .OT.r.ftsar. propoiMl lo
Orron th. Pihoiirit will b. found
U.Inst thtm. Tb. monf J ol tb. prcpU
honlj b. as ri.idlj .nardtd .. tbat ol
lDdi.idu.ls.
Th. ChinM. mnddl. mms lo be 1.
much ol maddl. . .T.r, and Mill.
msnt 1. rat In th. tutor. That, is
grrat gam. or.rabplng on lo eonote
til with It.
There Is no call for dividing counties
and states just new. Wa have all tbe
omces aueauy we can well support.
England is again aroused beciseche
Boers have lien doing a little whipping
(iiouiaBivtr una won't oive no as smbuv
as was deirod.
Under the head- of "boiled cabbage"
a Salem paper announces the r'etb of
President McKinley rs former fecxetary
J. Addison Porter,
TheDsMoestAc has received a buadle
of pamphlets from Portland, headed "An
ExpoBureof the Boys and Girls Aid
Society . ita improper and uajuet
metaous is it a grait."
Tbe Lane board of equalization reduc
ed tue value of land 20 per cent, linn
county will pay considerably more than
its ehare of state taxes under the pees- ,
ont hit and miss arrangements.
In order to get even with tbe state- tb j
Laoe county board of equalization re
ducr-d the asBesement In that couaty
boat one million Holla -s Evidently
some Rind of an equalization board is
neeaea.
yThe bueiness men of an eastern' twn
Uave just formed an agreement to not do
any more advertising on tbe varione
program and other placard scheme and
to confine it to tbe legitimate field c4 the
newspaper, nbicb makes such things a
life business.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. and the
recently organ iad Temperance Union,
of Junction, have begun a crusade on the
saloons of that city for the purpoee of
stopping at least the Sunday opening.
a. ween agj snnaay tney paia toe sa
loons a visit and found some men around
who were ear prised. One man in-trying
to get away run his bead into a bavrel.
Baker City has an enterprising young
man, equal to many ot the financiers of
the country. He runs a lumber delivery
wagon, wiine naming lumber lor oth
er peopU he helped himself to enorgh
w ouua a couae lor mmseit, ana even
secured the nails without cost if he
had not been diecovercu.
Queen Victoria sent the following
speech to parliament last Saturday:
"My lords and gentlemen, I thank you
for the liberal provision you have made
tor cue expenses incurreo ny tlie opera
tion of ray armies in South Africa and
China " "My armies" doeBn't sound
rig lit to a good American.
A Portland weekly paper, which hsB
PYidently been snubbed some time, is
making an issue of the Oregon Tele
phone O . "Lontt waits, imnudent.
eaucy airla and miserable service,"
ehoutB the paper. Tbe Albany service
is excellent, toe ami are ol sweet di9Do-
sition and very prompt, and li the wuth
was known it would probably be learned
that the Portland service is as good as
a telephone service can be. In the na
ture of things there must sometimes be
waits, aodgirls must eometimeB get mad,
At A. 0. Beam's.
Just arrived a frcah lot of firs: class
Walnuts, ilrazill nuts
Pecan nuts, Almonds.
AIbo all kind of candy, just made for
wiu unnsimas ir.uu,
Rainns, CurrantB,
Mincemeat Citron, et.
Come and examine these and other
goods, ;i;et prices and be convinced.
A. O. BEAM.
You can bu cuRdo of nervous diseases
stammering, had habitp, Blchoholism
druir habits and sexual diseases. Ab)
sent treatment. Instruction in persona,
lunHuu'iBiu. ouua lur iiiarubiiro. .insil-
tnte of Psych llogy 7lhaud VubIi.,S8.
Portland.
The Ex;iraiwnt Not Over,
Tne ru.h at ih druftstori still coutinues
mil .corei jt p u -la call lor a bHtte ol
Kemp's U il.ui f r the Threat and Lungs
lor the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
3roqchitH and Consumption. Kemp's
Balaam, tbe standard lainily rembedy, s
Mid on a (ruarAntee and never faiiB to.giTe
mure saudiAHion rno v ic and 0J0.
A'.hHny Market .
Wheal M) tents.
Oats a
IDgirs S8ivnts,
butter IMo 17 cents.
Potatoes DO cents.
Hams 18 rAjiti.
Sides 10 oents.
3ho3:ders8 cent.
A Few Pointers.
Tbe recent statistics ol toe nuruher ol
doaths show that the larire majority die
witn eoo.nmpttont mis dt.ea.e may
com"enco with an apparently harmless
conga wnicn can oo curnd instantly by
nemp s oaiaim ror tne inroat and bnngi,
which if iruaranteed lo cure and relieve all
caw.. Price 23c and 51. For sale by all
arnggisis.
You can't afford to riik jour lile by al
lowing a cough or a oold to develop into
pneumonia or consnmphon, One Mindte
iougn uure win euro tnrott and long
trouble, quicker than any other prepara
tion known. Many doctors use it as a
specific for grippe. It is an infallible
remedy lot croup. Children like it and
mother, endonn it.-Fo.bar A Masoa.
Mr. Oorbett has .ni.grd rooms at
Salem for tb. senatorial flght. To. old
IMitletr.au proposes to mad. il tb. fight
ol hit lir. Oorbett lor U. S. sen.tor.
Is Oregon a. bad off a. that, at a Urn.
whoa th. slat. oatd. a jroong a. J vigor
man sllv. to lb intends ol the entire
staU.
TELEGRAPHIC
England's- Wk .
LcNDONj.Dec. 17. Soi-I &alisburynd
his colJeagases muBt tvdmy feel greatly
relieved that Parliament wn prorogued
Saturday. A grim irony m.w attaohes
to Lord Koberts' deBcriptioa of the war
as over. Yesterday tho War oflice, for
the Urst titne in manv months, remained-
open throughout Sunday, in repone to
the demanoot public an a set y to learo
tue latest news.
Lor a Kitchener Is resorted to haTe
snt a fresh and nrgenl rt-qost to the-
government loaena out. every avanawe
jjiounttd man.
Our Wei.
Manila, Etc. 16. Advice from Ho Bo-.
'upon lhat the American troons have
been northward and westward for eavep
al days and that detachments of the
Sixth, Eighteenth and Twenty-eiith reg
iments have been active near their sta
lions. The insurgent looses ddring the
last 10 days there have Uea five LkilleJ,.
seven wounded and 40 token nnaonecs.
The Americans have lost two killed and
rnree woundtd..
A Shlpwreak.
Madbid, Iec. 16. The German train
ing frigate Gneisenau has foundered oft
Malaga, uortueast of Gibralter.
The Malaga life-sariug boat made
three effeorts and rescnetl 15, but the
weight cans'ivd the boat and 12 were
drowned. The other three were ruvmi;
by meand ot ropes thro wo to them. The
port authorities saved many of the Ban-Tors.
Tlw Chinese War.
Pit KIN. DeOv 16. Definite instrnnHrvn
supplementing y est -rd ay's communica
tion from London have been received
dv bir earnest Mason Satow the British.
Minister. nd he now rinmnnHf) n. mnrli.
fication of a noint in the ioint note which.
i-ud luieiu wnvuyH generally regard as-
iiupwriout inn rneaon lurtner aeiay,
as all the Min'stent must communicate
anew with, their ivMH'ctive eovvor-
ments.
A Lyrckliit;
Jim Henderson and Bad Rowl.n.ip. bo
WPvlfild. mnnlprprl -n.nrl rnl.hul .-1 -J.a
Simons, a wbite barbr, eariy tips u".
uK ncir t-jruuuim tuuigui. id ine jail yarw
bv ft mnKnf t&On Ttia no,..rn.o
rested soon after the "murder occurred,,
huu annuugu Aowianas ciotlitng. had
blood stains on it, they claimed tbiiy
were luuuurm.
Bad Wreck.
Vancouveii, Decv 17. News ol the
worst marine disaster of the season in
uritish Uolumbia was brought here to
nichtbv the steamer Czar. irom. ITninn
Bay on the est side of Vancouver island
The steamer Alpha was wrecked on a
reel near tue tri trance to U mon bay and
not a vestige of the 1 000-ton steamer re
mains. Aer manae'nc owner, can tain.
purser, three engineers, two able-bodied
seamen and a stowaway were drowned.
A Good Bill.
Washington, Dec. 17 Representative
Rav of New York, in the House and
(senator noar, in Uie senate today intro
duced bills for tbe suppression .of train
robbery in the territories o th TTnirprl
States and elsewhere. It provides the
death penalty for thoee guilty of a hold
up, in case tbe death of any person on
tue train result?. Ia ca-e no one is
killed, tbe penalty is made hard labor
irom to 4U rears.
Boers Defeated.
London, Dec. 17 Tne tepo't oL an
other severe battle resulting in a British
victory, is current hero. According to
the story, the lighting began at day
break tod ,1V and lasted for ftavarn. hnnra
The Boers, who numbered from 1500 to
2000 men were surrounded at Orange
river and totally defeated with very
heavy loss in killed and wounded. A
number of Boers it is addjd, were cap-
It Must Die.
Wabiungton, Dec. 17. The subsidy
bill L not dead for it may ba revived av,
mo nexi congress.
It cannot naaa this nppHinn. A1ra,i
there has been organized a determined
minority which will defeat tha h l) an.i
force an extr.v session if Hie friends of
tue subsidy insist on putting it ihr.mgli
The President Comma.
Washington. Dec. 17 Prefudont RcAfi
of the Union Iron Works, San Francisco
me uuiiiiersn the new battleship Ohio,
Baw the President today and received
bis assurance that if nothinir occurred to
prevent, he wou d go to San Francisco
some lime next May to witnesi the
launching of tb- hjg vessel. The exact
aaie uas not yet wl-co decided upon.
Gas . iscovery.
Kosalib, Wash., Use. 17. The excite
ment over th discovery of gas in the
country west of Rosalie isincreasiug as
new proois oi me existence ot natural
gas are discovered. .Tn ere is no longer
ui.y uuuui nisi natural vaa or a good
n uglily exi.-tfl in a lase scods of conntrv
lying al .ng Pine Creek to tns west of
uere. .
Washington, Dec. 18 Tner premises
m i'tj a uig ngm over mo n pkins reap
portionment bill when it is Uken up in
the House after tbe holidav recees. The
Kepresenutives of the sta?e which will
lose representatives in the bill are orga
nizinfir for tbe tmcro-lA. THm mAn.
i . uituu)! ui iuv uensus committee
strength among the dissatisfied mem
bars.
Who Gets Them.
Washington, Dec. 18. The Board of
rssval uonstruction c nsidertng the bids
for the construction of battle-ships and
cruisers, has settled on these points:
One of the armored cruisers shall go
10 the Crninn. one to New nor t New-
ana one tome umoi iron works in Ual-
itoroia. Une battle-ship will to the
Fore Kiver Engine Worki Kt Qoincy.
Maes.
Ci)
Chicaoo. Pec 16. At the con roc t inn
exercises at the Cniverfiy of Cbimiro,
f resident narrer an noun ceo mat John
HockefelUr had made another sift of
9t.500.OOO to the institution. Of this
turn. 11.000.000 il to be urd as an n
dowmeot fund. It Is also stipo'aed
mat the vi.uw.uuu is to be m nniverritvs
oame and ia to be considered its abso
lute propertr for all time.
bone m! poor look
lDf ha.ro em i tb
wont kaid of a coo.- "
Eureka'.
Harness OilTm
naeftnljrmakmthchaTSEwand tb Jl
Ijoim lor.k belter, hue iokt-s tbs 'jVL
' IvsMtiernoft and pllabkpma It in con
ihi ai' tUt'on to lostr-nrice na long H
WvmWWt u lt onilnwy would. . W
irxXmilf. Sold iutMtT la ciu-dl 11
J!'fr.l, MHi. Mbit by
M&v OIL CO. iJffMk
Your VnSim
Horse a
Chancel fjjpy
pr taot Cass.
Washington. Dec. 18. Amu men I in
the Porto SRicanPhilippinKs cases, in
volving the status of those countries to
the United StatB waay resumed fin the
Supreme Court today. Xhe wabespread
interest in tss cases was shown oy toe
large attendance of orominent members
of the-bar aod by a'orowd of spestators
wnicr niieu the pubtiearea oom over
bowed in the corridor:
The River ana'JIai bor Bill.'
Wa3Hington. Dec. 18 The House
committee on rivers and harbers-expectB
to have its bill completed before the hol
iday veeess. Ab the bill ' nearer eomple-
biuu. vriiu .lie uuniDuing contracts pro
vided for the total is mounting-, up far
beyond tbe original anticipations, and
at tit last mo.aent itu has- been found
necessary to scale ail around. It ie un derstood
that the bill wfth continuing
contract e as now provisionally agreed
A BoerrVlctory
Caps Town, Dec. 18. The Boers 'who
croBBed the Orange river ints.Gape Col
ony west of AliwalJ north on Saturday
ewfoumerea tne uape itiups- and lira
bant's forces. The British retired witb
loss.
BuHhelH or Atona.
"hrnwn away oy women annually in the
Sci chase of cosmetics, lotions sod p.w
ers, none of which ever aceomplinhes
lisooject. jseauty bope&Gfl-on nnaltby
blood and good digestiou bucA as Karl's
Clover Root Taa guarantee you for 25
ctfl. and 60 cts. per package. Take t and
we guarantee your complexion. For sale
by Fred Dawson.
DeWitt's Witch Hate SiUve will qoick
y heal the vxtmt burns and scalds and not
leave a seas. It can be applied to cuts
and raw surfaces with prompt and eooth
inanQfct. TTah it- fur ml an. Bwi
eas. Bewnre of wortbteas ounterieils.
vosnay sc imspod-
PaV TT-ThA hrwlra nn.1 auA..K.B t
th Albanv Dressed 'Beef Co. contracted
vh4i,i(iwiibyh uucd piacea
in my hands for collection. All parties
imlAhtcul In tli a Arm am 4 1
at my oflice aod settle the same with
out delay, T. J. Stitxs.
Don't Tobacco Spit nrtn.Mi7'.,oi:r !.ire At.
To quit tubucco euslly nnd forever, be mag
netic, lull of life, nerve and vigor, tnlce No-To
But!, tlie won tie Mvnr Iter. Hint makes weak met
strois. All druggists, 60c or f I, CurecuaraD
teea Booklet und snmple froe. Aildres
Sterling Remedy Co.. CMi-agQ jr New Yorls
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thnt tho under
siirned was on the 13m day ol December
1900, by order of !he county court ol Linn
county, Oregon, duly appointed uiminis
tratoroltne estate of Margant Bodino,
deceased. All personB having elkims
against said deceased are 'herebv notiEed
to pressnt their claims daly verited to the
uniers gned at his lesidence in Linn
county, Ojegon, within s months from
the date hereof.
Bated Dec. 15 h, 1900.
., U, H. Bodihe,
UKWITT & S.1I,
Attorneys for administrator.
NOTIdE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IS HBREBT GIVEN THAT
,u . . u,0)'!Hf"i. administrator of
h? estate ol I J I . C Powell, deceased, ha.
this day filed his final account in the mat"
ter of aio estate with the county clerk of
Linn county, Oregon, and the county conrt
ed Monday, January the 7th, 1901. it One
o'clocs p. m., of Mid day, as tho time for
hearing objeitions to sucn final account il
We "e w"lenil!nt of Mid
Boy. 23, 1900,
T. J. Stit,
Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HERE J Y GIVEN THAT
i it " bean duly ap-
i. . "'noarn, de-
?.Z . i . ' "'u"0": h"'" claim, against
th. same to uie proper!, verified as by law
required, at my home near Scin, Oregon
or a. th, office rf r J Wil.oo in
Oswo. wilbin us month, from the daie
Tan
Attorney for Administrator.
A0MINI3TRATRIX.N0TICE
jSJOTICE IS HEREBY TBAT THE
' by uTenty
Judge of Linn cmnty, Oregoi. and all
irt, r2, . .J" P" 'be same prop.
withi. ai, .7,.'ZL".? "?n7-.
r n """U OTOHt,
GRAFTS.
Some people are not a. polite as an
ocii.i, u iMBj uj iju. rviurn call..
Alwavs refuse t mair wbo emokea ni.
Ohe should be on one1, good behavior
An Albany man Is said to have bad
aiuro-vpuiuj.u uBiiuciaaiione recently.
A carpenter goes driving often enough
There Is a fine field for th. increased
circulation' ol money in. Oregon during
ha Mn.tAriol Mnlori
Many an Albany roan'e pocket book
will look lik the head' ol a loot ball
player by the time his wife get. tbrbugh
There's manv a slin betwenn h.h har,A
ou aiag pin.
Walk Up and Leek Around
for Your Holiday Goods.
Thomas Brink bau just and IB receivint.
one of the largest etock of ladies and ge nt
R3cke And a fine lies-of Femitn
all kicds and vou wili save money by
givingchim aeall before yon buy. His
(wurm uu ru 1.-U1B priCbS.
To Horm. M.N. Wishina
othor bubiueaa I offer for sale the furni
ture t( the Revere House-and will give a
lonjc leuoe oo the property at a reasonable
rent...
OKAS. PnirncR,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Bargains in Pianos Until Present
Stock IB Sold.
Pianos selling lor f 400'now 25.
Ocbera worth $323 sow $275.
Pianos worth $250 now for the Bmal-
jum.of $190.
A'.pecial bargain in a-larra fnni.v Kim..
bail.;: have $100 oaiili on this piano by a
party who went into bankruptcy. Will
goforDalancodue. This is a "snap."
Two exceptional fine- Square Pianos
for very little mousy. These.are fine for
hall or lodge rooms use.
i!is is no advertising fake; . mean
ust what we say. (Jail and .at
sfy yonrselveB. Ih vou want a niaran
now ia your chancer-bo.sec&re a bargain
K. U. Win.
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SHERIFFS' SALE
Dy virtne of an execution and order of
1. issued out ol the circuit court of the
state of Oregon for Linn county to ui. dir
ected, delivered ind dated the Ilth day of
Huvemuer, iwu, in a certain suit wnerein
Charles L Adams wa. tilaintiff and (tath-
erine MoNary, Sarah A Smith, Ira S
ner nusoana, Anna L, MoNary, Lil
lian McNary, Angelo P McNary and Nellie
McNary his wlfe.r Huirh P Mi-Nan
and Rita L McNary his wife, Lawrence
A NcNary, Wilson 1J McNary, H P Mc
Nary, as receiver of Williams & England
Banking Company, a corporation, the
Whitman Barnes Manufacturing Gomn-
any.a corporation.was defendants in which
said suits the said nlninfiff hmmm) a
judgment again.-t the defendants Oatherins
oicnarr.aarab A Smith, Ira A Smith, Anna
L McNarr. Lillian M Mr-M
McKary, Nellie MNary,Hugh P MoNary.
rvua u ncnary, Lawrence A McNary and
Wilson R McNary, on the 13th day of
November 1900, for the sum ol four thous
and dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of eight per centum per annum from
Ihe 6;h day of July 1S93, amounting to
four thousand four hundred thirty-two
dollars, and for Ibe sura Of four hundred
dollars attorney's lees and lor coits and
disbursements aied at twenty one and
60 100 doll .rs; and, whrrein. it i. order d
fiat tbe mortgaged pr.'mues descr bed as
follow, towit:
All ol tbe Donation Lmd clarm of B P
flreen wood. Notification No 3208, Claim
No C4, in towuship 15 ou h ol range 3
west ol Willamette Meridian, containing
322 .01 aciea, also beztoniug at a point on
tbe west boundary line of suction 32 i
said township and range, wticb ii 12.50
chains north of the touthwest coiner of
sections., and rcnning thence eait 40
chains, thence north 16 Si chains, thence
east U chain', thence north 11.11 chains
more or !e to the south line of raid D L U
No 64, thence westerly on Ihe south
boundary line of ia:d I) L 0 to Ihe sonth
weil corner thereof; ihsao sooth 27 73
enains more or less to the pl.ee of begin
ning containing 12A SS iutw. mnr. nr left
both of ssid tracts containing tn the ag
araga'e 448.50 acres mora nr Im.: he sold
to satisfy said judgment and all costs,
notice is heiebf riven thai I will on
Saturday ,I6th day of Janu'ary,1901,
at the front door ol the court boose. In tn.
city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon at
the hour of Ons o'clock p n. of said day
sell at public auction to tbe highest bidder
for Cash In hand Ika h-mi-h.fnM A-
seribed real property to satiify said judg-
Iated this 12th d.r of December, 1930.
O. W. McHARtlUK,
Sheriff of Linn Couaty, Oregon.