fr V. NU TTINU lid. and Prop.
Hiuuiuu a . all a Pom Uluco ol Alt.imy
euor,a Hticonti olaR mall matter.
pooiq si; SJjmd uf pjucxtb ai; uy 7,1 a;;.
u;iou smy 'szsivid sji Ems of sssviu
Ui' jsjj aV pup sauo jpai jiju; wo;-7
pasuvip '3up)p?p S3)V3jr) svziavr
'vjfljvdvsjvs sjxxfi jriji rtVs j;p sjnqv.ii,,.
4S30AVpi 'spuaitf 'noX punojv yocj
JMtod S)i ui achlipq smu not' 'Kpiuaj
t'Bma,apg si 6up2$
UJUSEKUli BALE. That houi-u just
caet of Magnolia Laundry, formerly
used as soi'a water factory, inuet tie re
moved lrom lot within thirty days,
Annlv to H C. NVatho.n, Jut Nat. linnk
Building.
To Whom it May Cosceun. I heribv
sive notice that my wife Elizabeth J
Bielinoll lias left my lied and honrd
without my consent and without just
cause or provocation, and 1 will pay no
debts of her coiitraciinp.
E. L. ltPHIINKM..
Gates, Oregon
FOR SALE. 70 heart of stock sheep
For particulars cull at the Dkmuchat
ollico.
FOR RAL15. Clean seed oats, mile.
barley, timothy and clover hav, cheat
r nay. oil, rkniibkb
FOR SALE. For tho next two weekf
I will sell my household furniture, at a
treat bargain. Call at my rooms ovci
Harnish'f Photograph nailery.
Mm. S. E. Ball.
FOR SALE. Pure bred whito Plymouth
llock eisijs 1.00 Der settini:.1
I). A, KlKKl'ATBIC'K,
I With Stewart & box.
DAVIT) F. YOUNG, pancr hanger and
painter, Albany, Or. J'Iionc3B2, black.
WANTED. Carpet rage, In exclianee
for weaving. T. S. Alxxakuhk,; E.
end 8th St
UKASa bliliD nl all kinds, consianllv o
band t Benders Peed Store, Ferr
Btreet.
HONG W A II I ON.; CO., Second St.
near Lyon street. Alb'iny. Sells Cbi-
nose medicine, cninrFo rice, Luiiueao inn
and nut oil.
FOR SALE My farm miieB from
llnlsev, Or. Any one desiring a good
homo'iu Linn county Bhonld investi
gate til ia at once. For temie and fur
ther particulars call on or address
,;, Jab. A. Smith,
Ualsey, Oregon.
Look Out for Them.
You may expect thein at your bouBe
unir dav trying to sell you a sewing ma-
0'ilno for $00 or $70 that jou can buy for
$S5 or $10 on installments from other
responsible firms. They offer $15 or 20
for an old machine, aim iicucuvij .ou
ple bito at thoir bait, giving their old
machines away anil pay $10 mure besides
then the same machines are sum w uuiur
partioB, Thoro ia no uiacnino on mi
! .mii mm (a ehaiti Etitcii ma
chine) that yon cannot buy (or $.15 or $10
on time. If vou are iniereHieu cuu un
i. ii will n'm n!d rnliublu Btnving ma
chine' dealer and 1'inrn more vbout these
hoodwinking scheme, and whore you
can get those machines at a email pruii
over wholesale cost.
Art Studio,
; Hiss Nollio Richards has oponeil ner
Art Btudio on tho corner of Sixth and
Thurston St. TIiobo wiahinir instruciioiiB
in froo hand drawing, drawing from na-
luro, and painting will do won 10 can on
her. I'iguro painting a specially. Los-
son days, Tuesday, Wednesday and but-Tii-day.
VIOLINS.
iffS RICHARDS
Violin maker and repairer. All work
done according lo tho known scientific
methods of constructioii.lised by masters
of Cremona, Italy. 1 oniv the
choiccBt old woods and varnish. I
warrant all of mv work to give perfect
eatlr faction, mosi wuhuuk iu
class violin are invited tp call at my res
idence on tho corner of tub and 'lliurslon
tieots.
1 will also givo lessons m violin plny
ni to those wishing n practical teiuher.
M. Senders & Co,
Hay and Oat Warehouses i1""
Seventh and Railroad Streets.
V. o a: e prepared to take on stoiaii
tied hay, will buy your oaci in an
uanlt at top market pr'ce.
fJACKBFURSISllt'Vf,
,.ts bought iu
plngpoint,
SENDERS & CO.
CITY TREASURERS NOTICE
Notice ia be.eby given that liinds n
n band to pay city warrants Noe. U5l t
U10 inclusive of the issue ol lS'.Ul. liter
st on said warrants will cease with til
dilo of this notice.
Albany, Or., Dec III, lfOO
E. 1 . Pahkbk, City Treasurer,
New L.UWS. .
Following are the bills originating in
the HHiiam which been me laws at this
sion of the legislature :
I, by Mays Providing for expression
of choice in selection of United Sta'e.
Senators by the people.
10, by Sweek RWatiog to the diawirg
)l i -.
13, by Loouey Taxation of goods'
m-m haniliso, etc., ;n c'tiea and towns.
28, by Smith of Multnomah Increas
ing efficiency .f public echools'.
by Sweek tuthorzing Portland to
dl i -JBt. ul market block.
37 by Urownell For publication of
revised code.
M, bv Inman Fixing fees of county
officer in Mulfnoniah county.
44, by Htiewer Sepsions of circuit
court in Seventh District.
Sfi, by Mulkoy Declaring unnavigahle
streams highways.
01, by Josephi Selection and sale of
stite lands
C2, by Smith of Bakir Re'ative to
meeting by Slate University regenCB.
63, by Loonay Fowl and Dairy Com
missioner cct.
til, by Inman Amending code relative
lo Multnomah judges.
Tl, by Ditnmick Relating to actions
in justice courts.
75, by Maya Providing vestibules for
street cars,
7, by Steiwer Amending act creating
Wheeler county.
80, by Daly Creating office of slate
bacteriologist.
07, by Wehrujg Appropriating $800n
for stale fair premiums.
!)8, by Sweek Raising salary of Su
preme Court reportei.
103, by Kuykendall Authorising dis
trict and high schools.
108. by Williamson Providing for
scalp bountieB.
112, by Fulton Providing bounties for
destruction oafish-destroying animals.
114, by Fulton Relative to director?
incorporations.
110, by Daly Relating to Bchoo1
lands.
126, by Kuykendall Audillng claims
against the state.
130, by Brownell Providing for the
care of orphans and foundlings.
137, by Joseph! -Creating office of aud
itor of Multnomnh county.
138, by Inman Defining liability of
owners of vcseels for damages.
142, by Kuykendall Requiring deposit
ol cancelled warranls with the Secretary
of Btate.
140, by Booth Belating lo location of
mining clalma.
102, bv Brownell Providing addition
al compensation for Governor.
171, by Smith of Multnomah Incor
porating Port of Portland.
17S, by Keller- Enacting Torrena law
system of title registration.
174, by Brownell-Providing for fish
hatcheries.
170, by Kuykenuall Limiting print
ing of biennial rsporls of stats officers.
180, by Hunt Amending Australian
ballot law.
18, by KuyKondall Relating to fllinj
ol reports bv state officers,
l'JO, by Marstort Relative to Oregon
Soldiers' Home.
191, by Hunt Primary law for Mult
nomah county,
1BI1, by Steiwer Fixing salary of Su
peiintondent of Schools in Wheele,
county.
1117, byMayt Amending law regard
ing transfers of slocks of goodB,
201, by committee Uniform system
for taxation of property.
202, by Johusor. Acceptance by state
ol certain lands.
20(1, by Hunt Incorporating city ol
t'ortiand.
20!), by Mulkey Prohibiting saloons
within 300 feet of school buildinus.
210, by CSmith of Baker Regulating
sue ot liquors near n.iues.
Sid, by Williamson Amending law re.
luting to prosecuting attorneys.
220, by Smith of Baker Fixing ealar-
,os ol certain officers in Baker, Malheur
and L lalsop counties.
221, by Mayr. Charter commission for
Portland.
227, by Smith of Yamhill Providing
water for Btate institutions.
232, by brownell Method of building
branch railroad lines.
234, by Hoolh Fixing salary of certain
county treasurers.
How's This?
Wo ( Iter One llnml
(or liny case of CJntnrrli that cannot be
creii i.v null s Lntiirrh euro.
F J. I'HKiNKV & CO.,Props., Toledo, O.
t P. tile IllH.'raitrit!) liavn kHA..n 17 I
Client lor tho Inst 15 yenis, and believe
mm p-ru-cuy uonorauio iu nil business
t rilllHIlOf lOlia and limtninllv nl.l.. tn ..........
out any obligations made bv tnoir firm.
" KST iTUAX,
W bolesalo Druggist, lolcilo, O.
WaLUINO, KlHNAN MaRVIX,
Wholesale Druggists, loledo, O.
Hull i- Catarrh Curo is takeu internally,
ac'ing directly upon tho blond and mucous
b..itlt, Sold by nil druggis's. Tes'tiuion
nils free.
Hall's Family Pills arc the best.
IOl'SP. MOVISU.-1 am still prepared
............. . .,,, iuu, ui uuimings.
in the very host mnnuer, at reasonable
rntoB. Drop a card in the Albany pot
ollico, or telephone Black St.
U. W.TA Vl.Olt
Torrena Land Bill.
Following is tbe substance of the Tor
rens Und bill, the enactmeot of which
was secured bv Senator Kelly of Albany.
The bill makes all recorders of deeds
regittrara of titles in their rospective
counties, and provides that the owner of
ny estate or inlerett in land, whether
leul or tquiiable. may appl) to have his
tlUe refeinWtHi.
No mortgage or other eBtate lees tban
1 fee simple shall be registered nnless the
fee simple shall first b registered.
The proceedings for the registration of
a land title are much in the nature of a
suit to quiet title and are brought in the
circuit court. All fees are paid by tbe
applicant and the cost will depend upon
the history of the convejances thiough
hicb the tills has pai-se-J, All persons
inteiested are given notice as in suit cl
quily, but any person claiming ao in
threat may have his claim considered
within two years. I Iter the expiration
of two years he may also make bis claim
ut cannot, iu case ho establish a rixhi
secure the laud itself, He must accept
tmtisucuon of his claim in money. After
laud has been registered, no title there
adverse or in derogation to the title of
tbe registered owner (ball be acquire'! by
any k-ng'U of possession. When a land
title has been registered, a certificate of
such registration ie made, and a dupli
cale cerlificate delivered to tbe owner of
the laad. For two years this certificate
shall be prima facie evidence ol title, and
after that time it shall be conclusive evi
tenet.
A regiBteredonner of, land detiring to
transfer his whole estate or interest
therein, or ecme distinct pait or parcel
thereof, or seme undivided interest there
in, or lo grant eat of his estate for life,
or from a term of not less than ten years,
may execute to the intended transferee a
deed or instrument ol conveyance in any
torm authoruad by law for that purpose.
And upon filing such deed or other in
strument in the registrar's office and sur
rendering lo the registrar the duplicate
certificate of title, and, upon it being
made to appear to the regietrar that the
transferee has the title or interest propos
ed to be transferred and is entitled to
make the conveyance, and that the trans
feree has the right to have sueh estate or
interest transferred to him, he shall
make out and register as hereinbefore
provided a new certificate and also tbe
owner's duplicate certifying tbe title to
the estate or interest in tbe land desired
to be conveyed to be in the transferte,
and shall note upjn the original and
duplicate certificate the date of the trans
fer, and the name of the transferer, and
the volume and folio in which the new
certificate is registered, and shall
tamp across the original and Bur
rendered duplicate eeit'ficate the word
''cancelled."
"livery transfer of registered land
shall be deemed to. be registered under
this act, when the new certificate to tbe
new transferee Bhall have been entered,
as in the caee of tbe iirat registration;
and all other dealings shall be consider,
ed as registered when the memorial or
nolation Bhall have been entered in the
rpgitter upon the fjl um constituted by
the existing certificate of title of theland.
But, for tbe proleclionol the transferee
or pereon claiming thiough any transfer
or dealing the registration shall relate I
back to the timo of filing in the regis-,
trar'a ollico the dtcd, instrument or no-1
tice pursuant lo which the transfer
memorial or notation is made.''
The Chicago Tribune is now quite cer
tain that the government would be ruin
ed by the paisago of the shipping eub
idy bill. But it will be remembrred
that the Chicago Tribune thought the
same thing concerning the Porto Rican
tariff bill until the administration mind
changer came around. The mind
changer aeema to bo du for another visit
to tho Tribune office. Commoner.
FlGPRUNE
Cereevl
Fruit
46
Grains
A Perfect Food Drfnk
Made from the choicest
fruits and cereals grown
in California.
Possesses a delicate flavor
and aroma not found In
any other Cereal Coffee.
All grocers sell it.'
Al,l. l'l'.USONS linvitig "White" sewing
iniU'binos uceiling ntttpntion or ropnirs
ropinlloB of where tlioy were pnr
rhacrd, eivn have tame Attemled to
free of clmrgu, by leaving orders at
Stvwivrt ilSox, Ihiw. I'o,, Agents.
J. E, Lawloii, Salesman.
IT TAKES MORE THAN
TOLLING BRIDGES
And heavy raina to ke;p people from our store
SEEKNG BARGAINS.
Money ia made at every tuin by riding
ALL KINDS OF
BICYCLE SUPPLIES.
WE REPilR ALL MAKES OF BICYCLES.
ALL WORK GUAR NTEED.
MATLOCK &
OIT. REVERE HOUSE,
Albany,
WOODWORTH'S TOXINE WORM POWDERS.
A sure cure for worms, stomach, bowel, and liver trouble in sheep and
goats, cattle, bosses, poultry and Bwine.
It is easy to administer, certain In results.
It iB fed in grain or salt
Price 50 cents per package. Six for $2.50.
Sent prepaid on receipt of prico.
Manufactured by the
WOODORTH DRUG CO.
Albany, Oregon
arising from effect! of Belf-abnso, dissipation, excesaea, or cigarette smoking. Cures Lost
Manhood, Impotenoy, Jjost FowerV'NifrhULosseB, Spermatorrhoea, Insomnia,
Pains In Back, Evil Desires, Seminal Emissions, Lame Back, Nervous Debility,
Headache, ITniltnesa to Marry, Loss of Semen, Vari- f"y"l cocele, or Constipa
tlon, Stops Quickness of Discharge, Stops Nervous Kl 1 Twitching of Eye
lide. Effects are immediate. Impart vigor and potency to every rjwtjjl function. Don't got
doBpondont, a cure Is at hand. Rostorcs email, undeveloped UtuJ organs. Stimulate a
the Drain and nerve centers. 60c. a box, G for $&&0 by mall. A written guarantee, to cure oc
money refunded, with 6 boxes. Circulars free. ynsi imsJ v J
Address, B1SHOP. REMEDY.COm San Francisco. Gal.
The Chicago,35 J
c:i.. ..::ui. :.:-
OllllJJKJj UUIUUIC, VlilUlC Willing.
You cannot get greater value
whatever price you pay.
awaraea uoia meaai
l, Paris Exposition.
Write for nearest agent's address.
CHICAGO WRITING MACHINE CO., - Chicago, V. S. A.
E. L. KING, general agent, Albany,
Try Parker Bros.
For the best Groceries,
Baked Goods, and
Fresh Produce and Fruts.
A.SD
GOODCHILD.
Oregon.
MTSVIGORi? VITALITY!
SfAIORMONISHOPS PILLS hava fcecu ia o:a
,.- orer 60 years by tho leaders of tlio Mormon Chorch and their
fnllntrATM. PrtRHIvnlv miron tho wnrflt "AitcA tn old and vouncr
Fosliay & Masou, Agents
-Tl
NTS
av
J
IN. E. WINNARD M. D.
OFFICE:
Tweedale block. Residence cornere'5t i
and Broaualbin, Albany, Ore; n,
Telphone, reeiddnce, Red 42, office
Red 145.
DR. J. L. HILL,
Physician and Purgeoa
Hill Block - - . Alhany, Or.
Littler & Littler
Broadalbin St.,
Albany, Or.
Vour Teeth
can he filled or ex
traded without
pain by
DR. ADAMS.
Hoo. Collins D D S
A. Jack Hodges D D 8
COLLINS & HODGES"
DenMsts.
Odd Fellow"!! Temple, Albany, Or.
H. A.LEIOTGEE,
Dentist
Crawford Dlock Albany 0r
PAPER HANGIVG ir
further
y? " r"' PUt on .?ySn"
T. ' DAVID f. yon JIG,
The Paper hanger and Painter.
H. F. flerrill
T Rr N0E AND L0 AN AGENT -
THE K. O. T. M
erery Saturday evening at K. G. T. M
nail. Visiting Knighu inited" "
A.O. BEAM, Commander.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Willamette Camp No. 6465 meet
second and foorth Saturday" of JmJ
month in the G. A. R. hall. Vjefdrt
membere are invited. v"'tirg
u r. t C &" BcmKnAKT, V. 0. .
E R Boston clerk.
M. WYGANT,
SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN
"Terms reaeonahle. 'omojs.
Albany, Or.
SUMMONS
iN THEClKCUITCounT OF Tim StAIB Of
..-uv... ruji UOUNTY,
Uepartment No, ?.
J P Wallace, plaintiff,
VI
W S WhIIhco r. n c .... , .
istrator of the estate of R 7ane wZ'",'
deceased) N S Knox and Everett Knox her
nusoanaj uenry vy Wallace and Lilhe
Wa ace. his w fn. a v TV
Knox, her husband; Filana Fox and J h
""?iiuu; mosa Wallace and Pearl
Wallace, his wife; Alice Wallace HrIUpP
Wa ace and OF Wnll..o X la.TK f
& S.."" 0si.f B VVallace Cori
ij.iLB, xvusseii Wallace, W W
nauevand Linn r-nnnf r nn .
nnjs j "(."! uerenu-
To Hallie P Wallace and C F Wallace
her husband; Cora Macel Wallace and
iiiira, ueiunuani8 above named.
n Ttm jname qi? THE STATE OF
i Urpcron vou nrn horlm
pear and answer the coniplnintof the above
named plaintiff in tbe above entitled court
now on nle with Mip nlnrlr np Hn: . .
- - - - v. buiu uuurt on
or before the date prescribed in the order
for publication of summons upon you, to-
V i i. Tu 1UI u 1116 btst day of
Annl. 1901. the unma . .i
weeks from the date of th Rrf r,..i,i:.
of Baid summons.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer said complaint
as hereby required.the plaintiffwillapnlv to
tbe court for tho relief a-- prayed for in its
complaint, to-wit: For a judgment
against defendants W S Wallace and L B
Knox as administrator of the estate of R
June WallnrH fnrl?rtt) mlrl. ,
Opt, 4, 1899, at 8 per cent per rinnurn and
aiauiiiuje ices ana costs and dis
durements and for a decree of said
court fnreclnfiino. nn. nAH.: .
.. j . r? "iiam morifMce '
described in said complaint and directine
that the real nrorprtv HnMini n .
-w-wiuw uierein to-
Becitinitiff at a nninM t jq.,u.:.
ilL lni" und,nry "'ie ol lbs Edward
. . r " . .Vu" waiui .Not. No
ui ana umii jn, 56 jD Tr ihi.
vvestoftbe Will.Mer. and 29.: " chains
East of lbs Went linn nf s.,.. !ctal?!
Township, and running thence 'fist 17.60
v r I, in r-u""' . J I,,a plains; then
iw uwui uience fSoulh 11
Uha ns to the d ncenf hr!ni- -Alr6
ing 2i) acres more or less, in Linn county"
j .w ma stiiu omim or Dlainti ff
amount nc to SIM.fin ilh i....,mm'
ly?IleAl. oejt Per annum
further earn nf $40.03 as attorney! fW
ana l ift CrtsU nnH r.!,.,. ? te8
: , . ----- 7 ''.-cuifing 10 Kg
taxed herein, and f.tr ottu
as to the court may seem pronpr
iuouHiauiiueani puoiication of tni
summons is published in th Ain.vJ
A'..wi.nA vj uiuer or Hon H f
Palmer, countv indtrp i-f t.; A
(to. W. WRIGHT.
Attorney for Pla'ntiff