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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

South as constituting an effectual
remedy, but they are not the remedy
only, they would be effects of prop
er remedy applied. The true remo-
dy is-and therei5 no otlcr-tor the
whites to take the great business of
agriculture into their own hands; then
the reins will be held strong and
steady, and the 'woild's backbone"
kept in the proper position. A course
will be pursued, adapted to secure
the permanent welfare of both races
tor the present and future. 1t is
generally admitted that the whites
must have "political supremacy" or
the country is ruined. But be not
deceived; it is st as necessary that
the whites should have agricultural
supremacy, to save the country from
ruin.
Finally, all sorry hands must be
hired for wages. Renters must be
able to support themselves; must be
directed i'll pitching their crops and
working them, must be compelled to
make manure and keep up fences.
The land they work must not be al,
lowed, at least, to become any poor.
er. The law against vagrancy must
be rigidly enfol ced against both black
and whites; drones must be kicked
ont of the hive and put on the chain
gang, undcr an ovcrseer. Right
economy must be the order of the
day. Living upon the credit. system
must stop; it is bad, very bad policy
TO allow the present to sceal both
principle and interest from the future
More grain must be made and less
cotton. Barnyard manures must re,
ceive moro attention, and guano
less.
Tho low price Of cotton and high
price of provisions furnish an argu-
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

Capt. Sanford and Prof. Thomas
Archer, of London, have boon ap-
pointed on 4th instant as executive
commissioners to the Philadelphia
Centennial exposition.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

One of the sons of Queen Victoria
has placed himself at the head of the
temperance movement in England.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

Nine prisoners were recently
placed in the pcnitentiary from Ma
rion county.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

SOME ladies Of Chicago have boon
poisoned by wearing the striped or
zebra stockings. The arsenic used in
tho coloring did il.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

Aoroastor says: "Whon you doubt,
abstain" Ioylo says: "Trump and
take the trick
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

Mr.. Kerr, candidate for the Speaks
orship, is for hard money. Hard
money is worry good, if n man can
got enough of it.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

Attempts have been mado to throw
the cars of the track near Greenwood.
Tho New Era advises lynch law
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

Mr.. j.. G. Mccullough has been ap.
pointed agent of the Southern Ex~
press Company at Grconvillc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

Tho Prince Of Wales has an income
annually Of eIl5,O0O.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

An Irish tabIocloth poddIcr, namod
brennan, was found dead i'm Ander,
son county recently.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16
,SsE BALTIMORE
,IIYIG and FI4AEe Institute.

No. 90 FRANKLIN ST.. BALTIMorr, Nh.
JULIANJ. CHISOLM, NJ. D Prof of Eye and
Ear diseases in the University of Mary
land, Surgeon in charge.
This institution is thoroughly organized
nd,fitted up with every convenience for tho
treatment of Eye and Ear Diseases.
b DeSy" For further information, apply to the
above.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

D. a. Tolly, of Anderson, killed an
eagle recently.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16
FITS AND EPaLEHAsY "

positively cured. The worst cases, of long
est standing, by using DR.. Hebbard's Cure
A bottle sent free 10 all addressing j. S. Dm.
btEE, Druggist, Slf 9th Ave, NJ Y
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16
MARYLAND Eve & Ear Institute

GG n. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMoRE. MD.
GEORGE REULlNG, NJ. D., late Prof. of
Eye and Ear Surgery i'll the Washington
University, Surgeon in charge.
The large handsome residence of the late
Charles Carroll has been fitted up with all
The improvements adopted III the latest
Schools of Europe, for the special treatment
of this class of diseases. Apply by letter 10
GEORGE REULING,sM D.,
Snrrcon in Chnrrc.
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CONFEDERATE

Bills, Bonds and Postage Stamps Wanted
81 for rarest bill-, $40 for rarest stamps. 1t
will pay to send them Immediately Also
other curiosities, American Stamp Co, Box
'4045, New Y York.
Dec Q a.
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eJQELT CARPETINGS, 30 cents per yard
d ~ Felt Ceiling for rooms in place of plas-
5ter. Felt Roofing and Siding. For Circular
aud Sample, address G. j. FAY Camden,
New Jersey.
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A GENTS, the greatest chance of the age
"A. Address, with stamp, National Copying
Co, Atlant, Ga
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16
Livery and Sale Stables.

Parties desiring to hire conveyance to
Pickens Court House, Table Rock and other
points, can be accommodated at my Stables,
at all hours of the day and night. Pur-
chasers can also be supplied with Good Stock
at rcasonablepriccs.
BsS" Regular Mail Line TO PicRcns Court
house daily, Sundays excepted)
RICHEY & WYATT.
Easlcy Station, s. O., Aug, 8, 1875,
r. ne49-1y
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16

GTOSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING.
' IL How either sox may fascinatc and gain
the love and affections of any person they
choose, instantly. This art all can possess,
4 free, by mail, for 25 cents together with
{ Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
1 Hints to Ladies, etc. 1000 600 sold. A queer
book. rs#wr
Address t. WILLIAM & co, Pub Phila
The Morning herald., 1875-12-10
,x1vuADELPHIA MARKETS,
Stock Market,
pur1,ADELPHlA,D Dec. 8, 1875.
,,/aI11lL,Phila & Read

uaIfdll4lb, ,Phila & Read
na iIf1s,ide/2 lnt gide/ RR. ex-div5l%@553s
,vrr 600, itSS1iuI@1c3M iS1 N orth Penn 5Sl4(053,
$ I,rssn.,ii7I,,7,GllSI|P ~. n Phila& & Erie 20 g @!9h
t,-g's ISa. lsg9i55n .9ii55nplI3Syl2Ohs|OC&ARR lOI4@ltL
July isn, o1 i5ol IN 1852 ,ehigh Val 62l2@G2I
luly 10y ,5S lI5ai ~ i9I Nav Stock50, s@50A
juiylSoo ne ~, Catawissa r lS @lsal
lo-NS. ~; ~ 1mil7b do preM. 43Iedda51
.,ew " m inGl IN 1868 N Central r 3iz39a3A od3
~ u nSWY ntTYi%I ,%I/' 'GSls4i Hestonville 93s@29%
anna RR 5iAlg o'N
The Morning herald., 1875-12-10

JOSEPH FOUT
Has again orened Coal-Yard at West
and Water streets, which he intends to run
in connection with his yard at Orange AID
Water streets, where persons in wa It ot
Coal can be supplied with the celeb steu
ENTERPRISE, which gives more satisfacs
ton than any other Coal in the mark IT..
Persons leaving orders at either yard will
receive prompt attention.
sep2S-3m JOSEPH FOUT.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-10
,,,,.,ae,nhja Trade Report.

Wednesday Dec. 9.-Cotton IS IN ,ittiiiT ,;Httt,ina
'ost nu"' and sells at lS33ss@l31lc, for miooi'ns
uand and Gulf, ~o j,
Earl; is nominal at $32 per ton 'oi w.
uurwiron. ,o,/a
:,eas-cloverseed steady demand al I1; lg1%ite e
h., nor h. In Timothy no change, : fiaH "a 20
tll is in demand by the crusneis ,,ost a. n,,o
;rororins-Cotfee is in moderate ieIuaGsl ais
and with light offerings holders ale tEI Bio at ct
/ Sed to make concessions; sales u Inlt, ,,lV ot
j ale; I.aguayra at lyl2aalT'f; iva at SlISl5c
~ rSir and GOOD refining CUBA, put 10
kIe> have been reported. ,o
,JoInsscs-rhere is no st 'tK mere.
rour and meal-The tiour, market -
Lpr, and only 800 barrels sold IN loIS w., so
tt if nt sl.;o,lI.75 extras at C@G:25; WIS
Min extra family; S6t@G:75; Mlnncsota
1, do. sli@7.75: Pennsylvania, U no, anu ds
Indiana do. do. S7.5OgS;5O ancy snIis p,IA ot
jNa 5 50 as to quality. Rye flour SeilS d.
j laj l2M.
)n Corn Meal no sales. ,o,or;ntions
| Gnin-Holders Of the better deScrlptlohs
mnInr,to "I.m, '''d demand exis:s. Sales OF
n hush. Pennsylvania red at $l:ao@i @i:4I
q bushels. do. do, on private lermS anu
jimc western do at 81, ,Otal u. N hye vi ~
{langc. Corn is selling at 72a.oc. lor yyei- yeil
IUr. II for mixed; anu 0otoo' ~ of ono
|ow, Oats ar. quiet and firm; sHles ~ o'uoo w.
l. l,hcls at iOa43 for mixed, anu i4ao-o Aoi
kh'e. a. so,os of
| Whisky is firm and in demand; Saies ol
utharrcis Western iron-bound at Sllo'
Philadelphia Produce Market.
nuttnr Market fairly active New YORK.
Il prndf,rd county extras 34n'oc; 90 90
,.I,S,c. Western extras, 30a3Sc; 40 ~
tAc: Rolls. Western extras, 3la3oc; dols's
ihncso dul, New York fancy, l3Mc.,
b. prime, l2a@l$14c. Western nhe' l21aa
r1,s ouiet. receipts increased Pennsyi-
EMi1 i1' New New Jersey, and Delaware fresh,
, Western do. 3l@3Oc.
baltimore Produce Market.
ENv,uoHE. Dec. 7.-COtton quiet ana
Ny; j,;n ,h'Hut't h1t not ouoiably higher. Wheat
IN ''a,} ,n} ctcady: unchanged. Corn 1lr1n;
nthern white, old, GStg ,gc.:aJ, @ ruw; movy 5 S3g
e. southern yellow, ola: loc.' w. now n"w' &c G;c
i Western Mixed Old, IZc.; un. t'mi MI TSe. He.
t: ,5l5c. first half DecemDer;otl2c.i' ''' Rwa D
nber Oats dull and unchanSTu: S.,,inyS nySI
jct aid nominal. Hay steady; MaryiiaHu yians
ID Pennsylvania, $22G2:4O. lroVisiolns u
lchnnced, Pork steady; new, Sti;vV. a"m,
prd steady and unchanged. bua.e, sntl it,tl
active: unchanged. Petroleum u umseo- n,Hslc
ID: crude, 6N@67sc.; refined, lZY2@, 2,, ,iIIAc. a.,
nuc strong and unchanged. "hlsNeS
II at SllGM l:16M.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
fFrom the EVENING DnMoRAE. Dec. Tth.l
THE CRY RLKcTION.

The contest yesterday was a spirited one
and the vote was about 10 larger than ever
before. The result Is exactly thesamc as
last year--lhe Democrats elected the Re
corder and two CouncilnAen and the Repub
licans the remainder Of the officers. This
Democrats elected are NJ, y, Baker, Record
sr and VIM. ltalston and Frank Parton,
CoG ncilmen. The Republicans elected are
a. follows; Mayor, N, B. Humphrey
NJ arshal, +. Nj. Westiall Treasurer, ]. D.
Titus COuncllmsn--G. W. Gray, ]. L. Har
ris, ]. f. Mccoy and N baum. Following
Is the result Of the count Of votes;
For Mayor--N, B. Humphrey 2S5. Allen
Parker 1888 Humphreys majority ~.
For Recordcr-.M, A. Baker aiS O, Il,
Wolverton all Bakers majority 2.
For Marshal-E 8. WeSifall 2s4 George
Humphrey sOl. westAll's majority 20,
For Treasurer. D. Titus 2s0 Cal,
Rurkhart 100. Titus majority 81.
For Councilmen-Wm Ralslon 9i8. +.
Parton ZIG G. W. Gray sS7, j. l. Harris
29s n Baum $40 J.F, Mccoy sls W,
0. Palmer sl7. A. N. Arnold 2i5, ], d.
Price 198 A. Baltimore In. Sig. Fox
100, A. Umphrey iT0.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10


For "a fortnight past all Albany has boon
agog with rumurs Of wedding in high
| linz ithelng currently whispered that on
Tuesday evening Of thib week an elegant
and popular young gentleman Of this city
would lead 70 the Hymsnial Altar one Of
Albany's falrost daughters, and as the hap
py event drew near tho interest increased
until everybody decided 10 ago to the wed,
ding" twas announced to occur At the
U. p. Church, last evening ut ~ O'Clock,
andlong ere the etlmearrlved for lhesnlemni'
zatlon Of the mpllal vows, the capaclous
auditorium us well as the gallery and yes,
thule were literally crowded and jammed
with the immense tlrong, scores Of whom
were unable to obtain seats and were com.
PEELED 10 remain standing, although the
gepuemanly and polite ushers, Messrs' 9.
n. Stewart, Herman sox, j. T. Tate and j.,
X. Morrison, made the fullest efforts tosup.
ply all with sitting room,
Al precisely halEpast scvcn the wedding
party arrived At the church and marched
up the east aisle to the inspiring strains of
the grand "Wedding Maruh, played on the
organ BY Mrs. ]. B, Wyatt rhebridesmaids
were Misses Maria Irvine, Laura Tate and
Mary Harmon, and the groomsmen werc
Messrs. Jno, HannOn, w, r. Blain and Jay
Blain--tho two last named being brothers
OF thebridc. Tho bridesmaids were charm
ingly attired in appropriate white and look
cd indeed the spotlcss and pure young Vir-
gins that they are, while the groomsmen
wcro elegantly and fashionably dressed In
the mode for such an occasion The bridal
pair were Of course attired in appropriate
costume, and being naturally very hand.
some young couple, looked unusually ad.
mirabIe uponthis occasion. Tho marriage
ceremony was conducted by Rev, $, G, Ir.
vine D. d., pastor OF the U, p, Church, as.
sisted by Rev. II. W. Srattoh, Of Calvary
Church. Aud at the conclusion Of the
beautiful and impressive services, which
united Mn. wR. G. PETERs and MIss Az.
RRLA " BLArN In the holy matrimonial
compact, the wedding party Immediately
filed out Of the church by the west aisle,
followed by ihesweet strains of the 'POlish
Liberty March," the accomplished Mrs.
Wyatt presiding so skillnlly NJ the organ.
A reception Was then held at the residence
OF the nride'smolher, where large number
Of the happy couples friends tlocked to ex.
tend congratulations and pariakc Of ihe
hospitality SO bountiully served. Thus
ended one Of the most interesting social
events n lha salsssp, and QUE which we
earnestly truii will resnh IN, .nplgh, but
perfecthappiness to the parties most detIifyy,
concerned
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
rnE nANrIAM CANAL.

The waicr powers Of this State are in
Vulnerable, yet the number Of those pow
ers which are available for manufacturing
purposes aTe few Among the available
ones, we may mention Oregon City, Salem,
jefferson, Eugene lily, Springfield, and
Albany. A careful comparison Of these
powers will show that the Sanilam canal,
as a water power, ranks first among tho
powers aboyo enumerated. The entire
waterfront Of this canal at Albany Is
about one mile and half, and the water
from the canal can be introduced to every
LOT situated on such water front The nv.
erage fall Of the water Ia thirty feet. The
present capacity Of The canal (which may
be indefinitely increased at any line) Ia
sixteen thousand cubic feet, which Is equal
TO near one thousand Ave hundred horse
power The cost " the canal has been
1900, and YET the present ratesat which
the water is leased, VIC learn, Is only about
ela per horse power per year, on loasos of,
say Ton years This Is certainly most roo.
aonRbls on the part Of the Canal Company;
and there Is no roaaon, 40 far A. cost ls con
cerned, why all ihe water should not be in
uae. From the above, persons or compan.
les who desire a location for inanuiaclo.
rIos. will nee the superior advantages pos.
sessdd by Albany over any other part Of
lhe Htat6 as q manufacturing town.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
HOME AMP ABROAD.

Hiyu chuck,
Wheat S5lI cts
Who says turkeyS
Greenbacks 50 Il To SIN cits,
Leap year Is In the "near future"
To-day will be yeaterdAy-to.morrow.
Tomorrow will be to-day to.moFrow.
The central school has about 400 scholars
This is the month to plant Christmas
trees.
Bellies call more young men To church
than bells,
There i imam IA Dlxie tha,is a believer
in Is gods.
Yesterday will bo day before yesterday
tomorrow.
Tomorrow, day afler tO.monSw, will he
morrow.
Charley Cartwright Is up from salem on
a little spin.
There arr some females iha, the pull.
back does not become.
A large sausage grinder has come to
town and "Bruce" Is unhappy.
More rain in sight Jupiter Pluvius Is
on Il this fall sure and certain,
orssana Encampment OF Odd Fellows
will elect officers on the cath inst
The Dixie school taught by Mr. j. +.
lIoyce has 80 scholars in attendance,
This is good weather TO sit in the back
room Of saloon and play hyloiack.
Elegsnt assortment Of sheet music at
Bars Don't fail to call and see II.
Washington TeE-ltory has paper "de-
voted to the interests of It's proprietor"
A rather laughablo case of Grim. con. oc'
CURED Monday evening on Ferry street
The thermometer at DR. Plummers stood
Dec. 8, at z a. M, 560, at 12 m, 500, at p,
m, 5so
Go to Barr's and buy one Of his elegant
gold pens to write to your potato blossom
with. t
Albany Lodge, No. 4, l, o. o. f., will
elect officers for the ensuing six months on
the 20th inst
Some people have Il natural talent Of put
ting their "fooi in II" every time they oper
their mouths
The thermometer at Dr, Plummer's stoot
December 7th, at Z q. M, 55o, at 19 m, 8Oo
at @ p. M, iio isH
A young lady near Lebanon dislocatot
her hip one day last week while trying Il
kick as high az her head,
Charley Wilson, Of the Webfoot Market
has a large supply Of dried beef-oregOr
style. Thanks for some.
There Is pool Of 1900 bushels o
wheat at Peoria, and the sale will proba
bly, DO negotiated this week
A Front street clerk says his rVse geran
ium talks like u book" IN which thu
leaves are occasionally missing.
Joseph States from tho north fork Of ih'
santlam brought into market on Tuesday
10 deer and 8 elk, killed by his aon neal
Smith Ferry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
sHEERIrFs SALE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IN virtue of o decr0e OF foreclosure, and an
order OF sale and an execution Issued out of
tho Circuit Court, of tho State Of Oregon, Tor
Linn county. to mo directed and delivered,
for tho sum OF Fifteen Hundred md Sixty
Four tslbBll dollars, In u. 3, Gold Coin, with
interest at ten per cent, per nnnum, from tho
10Th day OF October 1916, and the further sum
Of Gevonty.flva tSI0.l0 dollars, poat Of suit, In
favor OF William f. Nowhouso, and against
william fcters, William McCrindle, Peter c.
Schuyler, Guardian, for j, O. Vhnronssler, an
insane person, and A. II. Marshal and Peter
schlOsspr. partners doing business under the
irm name and style OF Marshall & Schl0sser.
have levied upon and will proceed to sell nt
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
L. 4. Gold Coin In hand, paid on day 1f sale,
In frost OF the COlir House door, In the city OF
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, on
Friday, he 31st day Of Dec, 1915,
At tho hour Of ono O'Clock y. NJ, Of said day, In
accordance with said decree, and the order OF
sale thoruin contained, and IN the manncrpro.
scrlbed by law all the following descrlbed
plecos, parcels or traots Of land, tp'wlt Lots
ono and two tn block Eighteen, OH Second
Street, In the city of Albany, In Linn county,
Oregon, as known aud described OH tho rO'
oOfled map or plat Of said City OF Albany, on
nle and of record In the Clerks office In Linn
county Oregon. Together with all. and sin
gular tho tOnemonts, horediiamcnts and mp
purtlnnno0s thereunio, belonging or In any
wise hppertnininE, TO sntlsfy snid execution,
costs and Nccrling costs. -,
er. sheriff OF Linn Co.. ugn.
Dated. Nov. 9Th, lsa5.-,nl7wi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
SPECIAL DISEASES.

OF which the list is numerous, and which arg
more closely connected with the general health
than the majority Of people are aware. VA.
happy inyalids for years persist IN concsealisg
mistaken delicacy, and suffer in silence until
their mlseries become too acute to be repEnsa.
ed, or have assumed a form that renders heal
Ing both difficult and expensive. This latter
type OF afiiction manifests itself In the com.
plaint professionally known as syphilis, In all
It's forms and stages seminal Weakness and
all the distressing forms Of Self.Abusa, or
Onanismi donorfhpa Structure Nocturnal
and Durnal Emissions, Sexual Debuity, DIS.
eases OF the Back and lIoins, Inflammation OF
the Bladder and Kidneys, ETC., etc. The mum.
Der OF persons suffering from these horrible DIS
eases, In whom the Doctor has eiIected rad
cal cure can be counted by the thousand, and
the voluntary certificates In his possession, re-
ceived from persons he has relieved, are
enough TO satisfy all that the Doctors skill In
the treatment of tho affections, enables hina
to cure all durable cases, and in every Instance
give relief. Diseases which formerly banned
the medical skill OF the most learned and ex.
pcrlenced Practitioners OF the healing ART, and
we're regarded by the majority OF Physicians
a. utterly incurablc, now readily yield 70 mod
ern remedies, when prescribed by the intelli-
gent Practitioner, who makes the human ays..
TEN, aud these special ailments, his constant
study and subject OF observation.
In no case IL publicity permitted except Al
the express wish Of the patient; and the Doc
tor confidently trusts thnt his long experience
and successful practice viii continue 10 insure
him liberal share Of public patronage, ~
the practice OF many years in Europe and the
United Staten, he Is enabled to apply the most
successful remedies against diseases OF all
kinds.
| He cures without mercury, charges moderate
| fees treats his patients in n correct and hon
orable way, and has references nf unqueston-
able veraety, from men OF known respeetaoil-
| ity and high standing in society. All parties
who may consult him by letter or othsrwine,
will receive the best and gentlest treatment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
$IOO.OOO.
On December 6th.-.,..On January Srd.
PURCHASE NOW.
How to Purchase.

In person, or by ceithed Check, or Express,
or Postal order, or DRAFT, or enclose Green
backs In d registered letter, 10, and made pay
able to tho Industrial Exhibition Go.
The funds raised by shle of these Bonds,
Will be applied 10 the erection OF n
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GUARDIANS SALE.

NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN puR
~ suancc Of an order Of tke County NOurt Of
Lam County, Oregon, made uni entered OF
record at the November term OF anld Conri, IN
tho year 1915. In tho matter uf the estnto OF
Frederick n, liaclyus and lronn ~. u tckus mi
nOFs, tho unaeralgnea Guardian nf said minors
rs such dnardlOn VIII on
The g0M day ct DccemJer, 1915,
between the hours Of 0 O'Clock Il. M, and 4
O'Clock D. M, Of said day, NJ the Court House
door In Linn county, oregon, soil nt public uue-
tlon 10 the highest bidder. the undivided two-
tenthH Interest In foo simple Of snld minors la
and to tho west hall Of tho Donation Land
Claim Of Gideon w. BAckus and Mary Ann
Dnoltus his wife, known and described on the
plots and surveys uf tho United States, on tlc
In the Iand Office at Oregon Qily, Oregon, or
claim No, sixty and Notification No, twGVe
hundred and thFOe, In Township eleven, South
Of IlangO two West Of tho Willamette meridian
In the County OF Linn, Slate of Oregon. Terms
Of sale, gold coin, one-h0lf cash Oh hand, and
the balance on credit Of ono year with inter
oat Of ~ p0r cont, per hnnumi The amount un-
paid 10 b0 secured By u mortgage on tho pron,l-
ses. g. w, BAuklS,
Guardian.
Tho puhllo nre hereby notified that Tho whole
OF the West half Of the land claim above re-
forrod to, Will be- sold NJ public auction with
said minors Interest by the owners thereof
In one or more tTllcts w The owners shall Doom
for their bOst interest, nj tho place aforesaid.
Terms Of sale cash IN hand.
%, n, Bnclgua, j. s. lnckus and others, heirs,
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