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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
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Carefully prepare«! by competent an I experienced
eniployett thoroughly fai nluir with the record* of
Linn County. Accuracy, neatnr»* an«l dispatch is
our motto. We are now abstracting the instrutnent«
filed daily ami can ¡»erve the publie most efficiently.
We use the most modem ami up to date system of ab
ut met. ng- * An unlimite«! amount of money to loan
on 6 per cent, per annum on approved farm security
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Samples and Estimates on Request
FISHING TACKLE
Expert Truss fitting
Camera supplies, etc
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REAL ESTATI
List your projierty
with me if you real
ly want to sell. We
have people who
wish to buy large
and small tracts. If
your price is nght,
we can handle it
for you. See us con
cerning Real Estate
in this county........
C. W. TEBAULT
Corner Lyons anti 4th St.
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ALBANY, ORE.
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For which we will pay’
the highest market price in
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J. f. LCFFLCR. Manager
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Albany Abstract Co., l m . CURL. Mmier
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To All Whom it May Concern:
Notice ia hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that from ami after the
16th day of May, 1910, I, aa the execu
trix of the estate cf B. F. McDonald,
«leceaaed, »hall, in pursuance of an
! order of the County Court of I,inn
' County, Oregon, proceed to sell at
private sale for <a»h in hand at saw!
sale all the nght, title ami estate which
said dcceaswl had in and to the follow-
i mg describe«! real property at the time
’ of his death, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 26.67 chain«
West of the Southeast corner of
the William Gilchnst D. L. C. Not
No. 5754, Claim No 43 in Townahip»
9 and 10, South Range one East of
the Willamette Meridian in Linn
County, Oregon, and running thence
South R9 degrees Weat IM.33 chain*,
thence North 10 chain», thence
South *«9 degrees West 23. »5 chain»,
thence North 15 degrees and forty
minutes East 10.24 chains, thence
North 69 degr«x» and 30 minutes
East 42 chains, more or less, to a
point North of the place of begin
ning and 34.35 chain* distant from
said place of beginning and on the
East line of the lands belonging to
th* said estate of said B. F. Mc
Donald, deceased, in »aid D. L C.
ami thence South 34.35 chaina on
said Eaat boundary line to the said
place <>( Ixginning, and containing
90 acres, more or less.
The estate and interest which said
i deceased had in and to said premises at
the time of his death being a fee
simple estate.
Dated this 15th day of April, 1910.
Aura M c D onald
Execrutrix uf
B. F. McDonald, deceased
Summer achool at Albany College lx-
girut July 5. preparation for all grades
county and state certificates or for
college entrance;
method» classes.
Principal», President H. M. Crooks and
Co. — Superintendent W. I. Jackson.
Kotten
mio.
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LOCAL BREVITIES
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EIRST GAME ON
Extra large sis«*» in ladies waist* st
Wesely and Cain, made up in the latest
styles in sites 42 44 -46-4H ami 60.
Raise fruit instead of bugs, worms
and moss, by using Lilly's lu-st Tree Scio ani Jefferson Play a Closely
Contested Game
Spray. At W«-*ely's Grocery.
Lorr A black shepherd dog, two
There are always two sides to a con- white points, white strip in face, yellow
Probably there has never been a
troversy or an atheletic contest, Some- spots over eyes and tip to tad. Had a
times these contests become so intensely leather »trap and small ring on neck more interesting game played on the
interesting and the riralry so warm and answers to the name '•|‘..«ldi«!.” Scio ball grounds, than that playe«l,
that the feeling works up to a fever He is a long rangy dog ami the owner, last Sunday, Scio and Jefferson txiqg
heat. Such, evidently, was the case in V. Philippi, is anxious to recover him. the opposing teams. Two weeks ago,
ball contest Ixtween Scio ami Stayton, Notify the N k WM oftlc«' or ow ner.
Scio play«-«! the first game of the series
at Stayton on Sunday, April 24. The
at Jefferson, ami won. Ami when Jeff
F«>K S ai k One span of geldings,
Mail’s write up of the game was so
came over for the relutn game, Sunday
weight about HIM) pounds each. 7 and H
one-sided and far from the truth,
one could »«x the determination to win,
year» old; I set of buggy harness; I set
according to the Srioans present, that
I depicted in «’»ch of the players face».
of hack harness; I buggy, good as new;
our boys desired that their aide of the
The Jefferson team was a few
hack; riding bridle and saddle; ItiiX)
contest should lx given.
i minute» late ami "play I mi II" was not
pound Fairbanks standard platform
For three years, Scio ball player»
called until 3 p, in. with Jefferson at
scales, in first c I bmi order, at Trotters'
have played the initial game with Stay
, bat. The first man up made a hit «ml
store. Stayton, Oregon.
ton. with the understanding that Ntay •
before th« »id«- retired, had crossed the
The boy* and girl» deserve the best home plate. Scio was retired without
ton would give a return game at Scio,
but for some reason or another, have chance that can lx given them in the scoring.
public schools; for few of them have »
failed to do so.
In the second Jeff retired with a
chance
to get more education than is goose egg to her credit, while Scio got
The sum of the offending, this year.
accord ng to the Mail's distorted view, here furnisheai. If you pav taxes on busy and pushed two men home before
rests up»n the umpire. W. W. Willi, ms, one thousand dollars, you will pay four the thin! out.
of this city. Mr. Williams is a ball cents for training teachers to put into
The third inning resulted In a blank
player of several years experience; these schools. Vote Ye* for Monmouth. for each team; likewise the fourth.
J. B. V. BiTLEit, Sec. Com.
wa > the manag« r for Scio, last y« ar,
Jeff scoreJ a runner in the fifth; so
a »1 may, therefore, be supposed to
did Scio.
understand the rule» of base bull,
I DOUBLE
Jeff retired with a blank from the
tho;o Ighly.
Gooch, manager of Scio's ball
but Sck< Ixe.use of an error of
Ben
!n the game in question, Umpire
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J«-ff al .ird. added .1 runs to her total,
team ami the p««pular [■ill maser t««r
Williams called the attention of the
In the seventh Jeff retaliated in
E. C. Peery, stole a bssv on his friends
Stayton pitcher to the fact that hr was
go«.I styl<- by adding 4 runs to her total
in Scio, by sneuking off Monday, ami
making frequent balks in his‘delivery
while Scio earn«! another gtxMc egg.
; making the most sensational fly catch,
of the ball and, finally, warned him not
The »cor«- sheet ahowtnl ti talleys fort-sell
' of his life, in joining himself l«y marri-
to do so again. This is what gave the
team and the contest Ixcame intensely
sg«- to M um Carrie Rounds, of Corvallis.
Stayton editor the idea that Williams
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Hen is an excellent young man, has«
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was instructing lbs Stayton twirler selected an excell.-nt young l.’iy f.,r
The ei<bth taming iwaultod In a Nank
how to deliver the bell Tlx seventh
for each team.
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hi» life tram mate and, if hi» home run»
inning, wherein Stayton quit the field,
The ninth and flnul inning résulté«]
are sufficiently regular and »I time»
thereby forfeiting the game by » score
Jeff. 0 ami Scio I. Th«’ winning run
inoat needed, hr is sur«- to stand high
of It to 0 In Scio's favor, furnished the
résulté«! from Arnold's fly to right
on the »core sheet ami win the penant
cause for Stayton's abrupt action.
fleldtwhich enabled the Scio sprinter,
of life's serie*.
Roll Morris la on«- of the brat and
who had been tarrying on 3rd to reach
most experienced of Scio’s ball players.
home.
Raiirtud Progress
The Stayton Mail says he did not touch
The score by innings:
thu home plat«- by foui or five feet,
12 3 16 6 7 R 9
WhiU th«’ N k WB has nothing to re-
when the catcher touche I him with the port concerning the r»ilrvad thia week. Jefferson 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0—6
0 2 0 0 I 3 0 0 J—7
ball. Morri* says he touched the baae, furth«-r than to »ay progress ia Ixing Scio
Bat trie» Scio, Paterson and Baum,
aa required by the rules, and that the made in clearing the right of way an«)
catcher never touch'd him. though i.e in arranging unsettled matter», etc., ¡Jefferson, Looney ami Driver. The
tried to do so with his left or mit hand, we can announce that there is nothing ' game was a remarkable good exhibi
while holding the ball in his nght hand discouraging. Subscribers are a little tion of the great American pastime and
The Stayton scorer had scored the run i backward in paying »ulMcriptions ami ths teams are very evenly matched.
The Scio [«copie will lx glati to have
to Scio's credit before Umpire Williams ' may delay progress somewhat; but we
Jefferson
|>lay st Scio as ofUm aa con
called the run safe.
’ are aasurrd that, otherwise, every
Because of this ib-eision. Stayton I |ioint <Jc»ir«!d in th«- »uccessful «"onelu- venient.
quit th«- diamond amt the rod letter •ion of the enterpri»«- is being arranged
editor of the Mad procee«Jed to lambaat . satisfactory as rapidly as can be
Oh. My« My' Myl
the Scio players a» a crowd of hoodluma . reached.
There they go, there they go
ami unfit to play in a game with Stay-
The consultation with the Albany Acr<»ia the Bridge
ton'a gentlemanly (?) players. Well, t’ommercial club Wednesday evening, To the south side Hardware Store.
we »upiKMM- that we will have to submit j was quite satisfactory to the Scio bu»i-
Where they get their nails ami locks,
to the mast But, then, as the source ; nets men present.
Ami burn door tracks and hangers.
is something akin to the kick of an
Tack* and brads, both small and large.
animal, the ancestor of which is said
Saws, hammers, squares and gauges.
THE NEW FIRM
to have been owned by Baa I am of
Tinware, graniteware, any thing you
Biblical fame, the aforesaid roast does
I. N. I. Morrison, have taken Mr.
want;
not hurt much. Slayton is billed for a T. ♦). Neal as a partner in my hard
The swelleat buggies, hacks, surreys.
return game on the Scio diamond, next ware ami implement store ami the style The stoves and ranges can't be beat.
Sunday. The N ews will assure them of the new flrm will hereafter be Wagon*, mower», binder» ami rakes.
gentlemanly and fair treatment ami, Morrison A Neal.
Of the very best makes.
also, that the Scio boys will not quit
1 thank you for your generous pat- Also water pipe of all sixes,
the game until the full nine innings are ronagr in the past ami »»licit a con- At the lowest prices.
played, even if an umpire's decision tinuance of your favors in the future.
Give us a call and you will tell them all
should, seemingly, give them the worst
I will still run the planing mills and About u*.
of it.
will give you figure» on your shop work
MORRISON A NEAL.
However, if Stayton thinks she has which cannot be beaten anywhere in
Will treat you all alike, by giving you
the better ball team and is willing to the valley. I have engaged Harry N.
the very best there ia at the lowest
back it with a wager, the N ews is Johnston aa shop foreman, but I will be
possible price.
authorised to issue the Tollowing:
thereto help out on rush work. Any
CHALLENGE—The Scio baae ball team thing you need to buikl with, such as
Bernts Ftf Silt
hereby challenges the Stayton baae lime, cement, sand, brick, etc., will be
Strawberries ami gooseberries galore
ball team to play a match game, upon in stock. I will have a car of shingles,
any grounds both teams may agree up the last of thia or the first of next after May 20; logan berries in season
Prices more than
on. with a disinterested umpire from week, Parties desiring shingles will till you ran't rest.
some town other than Stayton or Scio; do well if they get them at the car. reasonable. Gooseberri*« ami currant»
the teams to line up the »ame player» thus saving the hauling. Leave your 25 cent» |xr gallon on the bush, »traw-
which participated in the game at orders at once ami I will notify you berrie* ami loganberries 2» centa for
single gallon, or six gallons for SI on
Stayton on April 24, for a purse of 1250 when the car arrive*.
the vines, or 26 cent» per gallon when
a »ide
Yours for business,
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picked; rasj«berries, scarce, 2f> cent* a
Thia challenge ia issued in a friendly
N. 1. M<)» mim < i N
spirit and will demonstrate which team
gallon; pi«- cherries 30 ernta per gallon;
large royal»»«, 25 cents per gallon;
are the better player*. It will also
WaniH
■mall royalans, 15 cents per gallon;
give the Stay ton 20 dollar-a-week
Bids A«r the position of city electri black Republicans, 10 centa |xr gallon
editor another opportunity to roast
cian from June 1, 1910 tn February I, at the tree. All berries and fruit ia in
some more.
19H, Inds t
«idered May 5, 1910 fine shape. Please do not bring your
The city council reserves the right to dogs with you when you come for ber-
riea aa they are quite annoying to th*
25 cent buy* a nice large gingham reject any or all applicants.
E. D. M yem .
American Pie Eater, or proprietor of
apron, and 36 centa buy» a fancy white
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the Hantiam Farm.
S. W. OAINBB.
City Recorder.
one at W*sely A Cains.
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