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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
4 REIGN OF TERROR.
y REIGN OF TERR0R.
The Alarming Increase Of Heart
Disease and the Symptoms
Which Preeede It.
Leading - Scientific Investigator and a
Attempt t. 0eck it, Increase.
The Wonderful Properties Of 'Seda-
tinO-de-India," and How to
Properly Use it.
Fse0 q l0Porsooso foP Al. Regarding
lew Discovery.

The mortality statistics al this county snow
that . great proportion IF deaths arise from
Heart Disease. Bnt aside fro0 the fatality
which stteDds it, tive inconvenience anu sui
fering, which even the first stages bring, make
it necessary - tale prompt measure Tor 'c
lief. Uudoubtcd!y the greatest remedy
Of modern times for Gazing diseases OF The
Heart is ..Seda,ine de india" which is &C.
conpiisEinx sucl, wonderful results and At
,ra ing - much attention. This great rem.
= ssesses ingredients specially designed
:cr n; .he nuaero,s troubles Of the b'aft
I Ne combination is the resu:s Of lon. ana
careful experiment, and it can ne safely as
serted that VIXEN taken in time it will cure III
every case. DO veu ever have Nightmare
espresso! feeling in side .'d breast, Irregular
Action, Tbrobbing. Jumping. Fiuttrl'ng'. Mr.,
nentary Stopping. Slow circulation Ct n
Bsood? These are all symptoms Of Hear
Disease. These who are suffering aud have
never tried it should do 80 q once; those who
have ever tried it do not need to be urged TO
DO 90 again. lfyour Druggist has no. got it
send one dollar and fifty ceuts TO our address
and it will be mailed Z" you. Sole agents,
Lobdell Chemical Co., st. Louis, No.
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DIR. SPINNEY,
no. II EEARN1Y STREET.
Treas al Cbrosae soa Special Daseases.
YOUNG MEN

WIZ Hay H. 0ooes0og fgos0 s0o e0eoeo
Nv Of youthful fOllieS or ilMli> erection, wilt do
we'll to avail themselves Of this. the greatest
boon ever laid ut the altar III suffering human-
ity. DR. SPINXEY will guarantee 70 forfeit 9j0o
for every case Of seminal weakness or private
disease III anv kind or character which he under.
takes and iailx u cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many Of the age Of thirty 70 sixty
who are troubled with tOO frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, often accompanied by slight
smarting or burning sensation, and . weakening
Of the system III . manner the patient cannot
account for On examining the urinary depOs-
It's . ropy sediment will often be found. and
sometimes small particles If albuMen will sp-
pear, or the color will be Of thin mliki9h hue.
again changing 70 q dark and torpid appear
anee. There are many men who die Of this Off
6culty, ignorant Of the cause, which In the sec.
ond stage Of seminal wca knesS. Dr. 3 will
guarantee . perfect cure IN all such cases, and
. healthy restOratin Of the yenttO-urinary o.
gans.
Once hours 10 TO and TO =. Sundays from
10 To II 4. m. Consultation free. TholOngh ex-
animation and advice. -.
Cali or address. GR. sPINNEY 4 CO.,
No II kearney St..
* San Francisco. Cal.
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PERSONAL.

Ned Stokes, who shot Jim Fisk. has
fitted up u new drinking place in the
Hoffman house, New York, 1T Gust Of
nearly SlOO, $40. 1t is on scale Of great
n,agnificence, and boasts u $+,, (xW paint
ing.
Senator Miller, of New York, desires
lished and distributed to the :D,iHHl,-
ON people If the country. Mr.. Miller, 1t
may liz remarked, is = manufacture "f
paper.
Nrs. Spr.xue's friends in Washington
are indignant ut the continued postpone
ment of her suit for divorce. They say
that the evidence will completely exon
crate her, although it may make some
unpleasant disclosures concerning 9th
ers.
4 uucer collection Of names appears IN
u little local paragraph in the Bangor
lNe.) (nwut3rittlOf "Wednesday, where
Il is said that Mr.. Frank Fr,st AMI Mr..
Fu.l Snow had skatesl down the Pcllo''-
.aUt river seven miles in twenty min
utcs and hack in half :iA hour.
Blake. the astronomer, who halls from
tn, Eighteenth ward, Cleveland, Ohio.
anil who. every few weeks, announces
that the equator In. slipped sp t" the
North ole. and will convert that rssyl"'l
into tropical climate, il an inmate III
the insane asylum in that ward. my
arv,,,,;,,,t cac,llat,sl to encourage "xre-
ditinn- to the North pole, is proc; III IN
sanity. But most Of those who advance
tI,.nr mr.. a< vet outside iiIr asylum.
Miss EvaC Kinney has assumed tsii-
,,r;u, control uf the Ellis. Kan, I'"'|-
E,Ih; and announces in hcrfir>t number
that she i,u .'yiri, with all Il girls love
fnr f,,n f;,lic nm. romance This -
Iii very wei, i'll lis way. hut what Miss
! KINNEY really needs is Il mans i"vr icr
| entertaining IT,. subscriber VII" ''''i't~
| in with 4 poem, written ny ms 'ti''"i'"';
u,nuin- around after subscriptions, ANA
! furnishing the necessary stock - a!''-
| tiyrs when it is time I" =" /" :'r'>-.
.Nr. said Daisy. II think Jack Is
i, ,,x,. with me. iic hasn't told me ~.
! Inn when larry Birth escorted me nome
from the party last night, Jack locke"
mrlv. and today he took II" opportunity
! To- throw an awfu! hard >n:w '.';' at
Uarry'> dog. ~" E''<i'" Past.
II j. the night that man IL enSas'.'
+. take h;: cir, 10 the theatre that 1t -
.,r.. IN rain: but il is the cloudy day
When In. leaves honI" witt, his una"reiIa
,h:t II is sure {" shine hard en"'gh !"
LAX. ;,,-rream blossom ami cause t''e
Wuyor to issue u .irw-nuzzl'ns h"''.-
! /wE.
rhos,. who truly govern and Whose
,,,.,. in government, is abiding are tho>t'
ii , LIT tlr riyh; things in human M,
w.. ,,.,v,.rr. Those who strivc to hoi:t
."'i t.,. .: r,,,;nc,,c.. through the cowar':-
;cc tl,e ignorance or thu n'.'n'".> ~
tho.e whom they feel cat upon -
. rovern. prepare their downfall while
they pron,uI;.ate their DEGREES
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THEOvERlAND HOTEL .
HELENA, MONTANA.
WIN. MCLEAN. Prourietor

THIS house Is now open tor the accommodating
.; the public. 1t is rsfttel IN hrxt-class style
and in be kept second to none in the Tertiary.
The bar will be furnishe.' with the hes, liquors
and cigars.
Board by the day. ( 90
Board ly the week. 800
B0arsl and lodging by the week. 10
rtrst-cl.ss beds. 80 cents pei night:
SecO,nl-clasx Leds. % cents per night
The Overland is opposite the principal stage
oGices. on Lower Milan street Give me = call.
A LABOR REGISTER, In which parties seeking
emplOyme6t or help can register their names
without charge, II kept ~ this house and il NJ
ways open TO public inspecttoDJ
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, Vital Weakness,
Prostitution from Overwerk or lndiscr~tiOn,
is radically and promptly cured by .'St. James
Yita,ic Pills" They renew the vi<or of youth
and are . positive cure for Spe.matorrl.ea,
lmpotcncy, Sexual Debility, etc. Prize one
~ the sole agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., St.
Louis, Mo. Julyl-d&w-1vr.
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BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. IA severe
gale struck the city this morning doing
great damage in small amounts.
'ss!,lwl 5u!ousp .ss!psl Suno<
1oI poud!ssp slsl!Ol u! lIau!q'uOo kIH.
-llO!llsry NloA alU Io.Al!s pur Hu!d oI"d
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The Great English Remedy

IL . never-CaillnG cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Atty,
Seminal Weakness !,
nat0rrhGa, 1OOI
0ANH 49,. llIlpO.
tency, Paralysis. and
al the terrible effects
of SelCAbuse. youthful
CollicS. and excuses in
Uaturer yeorx-sucll -
Ls1es q Memory, Las
situdo, Nocturnal
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P00TOITJOB, BUTTE, n. T.

PO0TO1r1O0, BUTTE. y. T.
Arrivals, Departure and Closing Of
Mails.
Daotogn, Southern, and California. via u.
n. Railway, daily.
Arrives. II p. m. Departs. ; .. a. Closes. sp. n.
Helena, Wickes. Radessbury, Boseman ard
0asteEn Montana, via Boulder and Basin
daily,
Arrives . p. -, departs, 50. a. Closes, .. -.
Deer Lodg Nov Chicago, and Western No.
aane, daily,
Ar'vs. 8 p. M, Dept's. 80 .. m. Clos, . pm.
l'hilipsbury. Cable, and way, daily.
Arrives, .. m. Departs. q. N. Closes. .. p. m.
Walkerville, daily.
Arrtvesys p. M. Departs, 10 Am. Closes, ~ !. E
Whitehall vis. Pipsstene, mail tri-weet,~
Arrives Tuesdays, 1hursdsys and satvraa.'
p. Departs Aondays, Wednesday,, ar =.
1riaays, at . .. M. Closes, ss3o .. m.
OFFICE HOURS:
General Delivery, 50 .. m 7.p. m.
Is - Sundays, II m, 70 p. m.
oil Bog Delivery, $50 .. "a, tos p. m.
- - Sundays, 70 70 .; m. and 70 p. n
Money Order and Registry business opens 1t
q. m. and closes at 1 p. m. No Sunday bust
90.
p. 8. The hour for opening the delivery il
= oesearily late on account Of Ia distribution
all our heavy mails in the morning.
W. EGRERT aMITeT . ~
AUPFR. Rant 1lth 10N1
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LEGAL BLANKS

The MINER has In STOCK the following BLANKS.
The FERNS have been carefully prepared, are In
conformity with the statutes OF the Territory,
and are applicable 70 any county In 4Ontasa {:
Justice Court.
Writ of Attachment. Undertaking on At
tachment. Affidavit IN Attachment Subpoena.
Execution. Summons. Warrant.
Deeds.
Warranty. Bargain and sale, Quit Claim ard
Mining Claim.
Jurors and Witness Certificates, Ackn0Wl-
edgmests. Mortgages Real Estate), Marriage
Certificates.
District Court.
Undertaking Tor Attachment. AhFt,avtt for
Attachment
Minim0 Blanks.
Notice Of Location, long AMI short h'rn
Notice at IotenttOn 70 apply for Patent.
Application for Patent.
Agreement Of Publisher.
Application for Survey.
Proof OF Posting.
Statement Ut Fees and Charges.
Mining Claim.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-01
Karrie6.

SE-CHASTATN-At Halsey, On Sun
day, November 26th at the residence b
the brides parents Mr.. o. n. Rose, Of To
leda, Benton county sad Miss E., IT,
Chastain, of Linn county.
COHEN the residence q
tAs brides parests, in this sity. o. Thurs
90, Kov q, 1852, Mr.. Charles Cohen o.
San Esaacisco, and Mics Dorsaa Jacobs ol
Corvallis.
Tss wedding was grand affair and
large aasnbly Of friends wore present who
express tassaselvU - AavisG spent very
saioysbls. evening. Mr.. Chas. Cohen is
young man we'll known il eonmercial cir
cles on this coast as an honorable straight
forward gentleman. Miss Dorena jacobs is
one of Corvallis talented young ladies' and
her many friends wish her all the happiness
imaginable. The list of presents received
was very large, many Of which were indeed
valuable. Complimentary kilograms were
received from various portions of the coun-
try, and two from Europe to Mr. Cohen.
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Items From King's Valley.

EDITOR GAzErrE:-The general health OF
the people of the valley is good.
Miss Mary Jeffries of Newport, is visiting
here, the guest of Mrs. Samuel Chambers.
Miss. Wood of Blodgetts- valley is step
ping here to attend the meetings.
Cenner and Crosno are doing lucrative
business with THAR general merchandise
store at the Summit.
MIR. Henry Chambers and J. Frantx art
jurors at the present term of court in Cor
wallis.
Mr.. J. Conner. VIM. Buge.t, and Others
are absent attending circuit court.
The saw-mill Of Conner & Frants, will
close for the season in about wssk. This
enterprising firm furnished o large amount
of dressed and rough lumber the past sea-
son for the general market.
A series of meetings are in progress at the
Rev. J. Hol1enbough, of Albany. The large
attendance and fixed interest harbingers 4
very successful meeting.
Apparently the recently passed ga nae Law
is non-effective in this part of Benton
county The people here favor protection
for deer, and other game, but they do moi
acquiesce with our law makers in passing I
law to favor city sports and chronic loafers.
They propose to get even with them by
stringently enforcing the trespass law.
Every day hunters are seen going to and
returnin G from the mountains.
Much to the regret of many citizens here
no school was opened this fall. At the pro
per time no teacher could be secured ant
now as it has grown late in the season the,
| do not wish to hire one.
A Good 1emplars order is in operation
here, it was organized under the supervis
sion of w. C. King, of Wisconsin. The Nom
bership numbers 40 and the interest is ex
cellent
Mr. billiard Price and family left severa
moths since for California; when the
reached Jacksonville they concluded to stol
until spring. The sad news reached her
last week that his wife died; sceordingl.
Mr.. Mr.. W. Price went there to have he
brought here if possible for interment. Sh
was sister to Mrs. W. Price and Mrs
Plunkett who feel much solicitude for tn
bereaved husband and motherless children
They have the sympathy Of tho entir
valley. ROVER.
I Nov. "a, 1882.
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Mining News:
jacksonville Times.

The miners of Foots creek are ready fer
water, while UoldworthY & Justus, Cook &
Co. and some others are already washing
some with the aid of reservoir hands.
Derickson & Co.'S mill on Horsehead is
not running. as some necessary machinery
still lies at Riddleburg. They are taking
out large amount of excellent quartz while
waiting.
The Sterling Co. has enough water to run
tbree-inch nozzle. Unless freezing weatf.
ar intervenes. tSupt. Ennis expects to have
good supply soon. SO far, the season is
more favorable than last.
Lannes Klipps1 and w. S. Brodbeck who
have been mining on Dividend bar, returned
to town this week, finding the westher too
cold for expeditions mining. They made
good wages while at work.
R. J. Cameron informs us that Gin Lin
has good supply of water and is running
two pipes The ditch leading to his Palm
er creek diggings is nearly completed and
that piece of property will also soon be put
in shape for work.
Bybee, Newman & Hawkett have COM
pleted the ditch leading to their claim neal
Waldo and will soon be ready for work
T his line of ditch is several miles long and
was completed under adverse circumstances
requiring vast amount of auming and
hard work.
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Ciatsop County.
Astariaii

Mr.. g. J. Trsnchard has resigned his po-
sition as agent for the tug Pioneer. Mr..
Cherry succeeds him.
The British ship Peter Stuart, Vanstons
master, ll47 tons, SO days from Otago, ar
rived in yesterday.
Ths two young men-Jarvis and Parker.
who started from Henniss' place for Naselle.
about two weeks ago have been given up for
lost.
Yesterday afternoon new boiler was
launched from the boiler works of ths As
toria Iron Works It Is nothing but boiler
just plain boiler. but it is the first one
ever built in Astoria, and therefore deserv-
ing of special mention.
1t is reported that q. J. Hatch, the for
mer proprietor Of the steamer Yaquina, con-
templates the building of another vessel
similar to the one he lately sold, to be used
in the trade between Yaquins bay and Port
land. Another vessel will be put on that
route, owned and run by joint stock COM
papy, next season.
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AN ERRONEOUS BELIEF.
How q Mistaken Theory Nearly Cost
Well-Known Minister
His Life.
Chicago Standard.

Chicago Standard.
The following remarkable statement,
made by a we'll known Baptist clergyman,
besides the usual matter Of value it contains,
will be found most readable and interesting:
MEssRs EDITORS: I have always believed
most firmly in the brotherhood of men, and
that every human being is in duty bound to
assist his fellow men to the fullest extent OF
his power The relation, therefore, OF my
personal experience will, trust, prove OF
benefit to many thousands in this land.
My earlier years were full Of health and
pleasure After the completion of my ed
ucational studies T undertook the prsfess-
ion of teaching, and under the strain to
which I was subjected gradually became
reduced SO that the least exposure Or ex-
citement would bring on sick headache, bill
inusness aud general prostration. gave
up teaching.and began to prepare for the
ministry, and although l stu5ied hard my
health seemed to grow no worse. Finally I
commenced preaching, and then my old
physical troubles returned. The slightest
amount of certain kind of food distressed
me and brought on heavy dullness, dizziness
and often great depression of mind. A
change of room, atmosphere or clothing was
almost certain to cause cold, accompanied
by most painful suffering I attributed all
this to the severe work was obliged to do
in the ministry, and so did not attempt to
remove it. next began to grow nervous
and noticed that my feet were cold, while
my left side and back frequently panied me.
/ felt drowsy and sleepy sensation after
eating, while little excitement caused me
TO lose my appetite entirely. At times my
spirits would be light and I would feel
as if I might live to good old age, when
possible in less than an hour my head would
reel, my body ache and Iwould be overcome
; with deadly sickness. After such an at
| tack cold sweat would break out upon me
! and this would be followed by complete
presasss0n. u wouh be impossible 10 de-
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Correction of a False Impression.
Corvallis Or. Nov. 2Sth 1882


take this method to correct an impress
sion that has been put in circulation BY
some few individuals, residing in this city
also by the Portland Standard, wherein
they charge Judge q. Hurley, of Yamhill
county, with the false accusation of causing
the arrest of Miss Mary Hurley, on thu
charge of insanity. wrote to Judge Hur-
ley first telling him that Miss Mary was
wrong and that there had to be something
done with her that could not get alont
with her any longer. He came up here a
my request; take all the responsibilities on
myself for the action taken in Miss Hurley
case and if any soft Drained attorney O.
town medlsr wants to crack their whip ovol
any mans back, ann their man. Judg
Hurley has had to bear his share of hi
sisters Affections without being lied sbou
by set Of busybodies in other peoples mat
ters.
The daily Standard please copy.
ANDREW EMRIcK.
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american Legion of Honor.

| Corvallis council of the above named or
der was instituted in this city by D. s. Van.
slyke. Deputy Supreme Commander, On
Nov. 2sth, with the following named
officers:
B. J. Hawthorn, c:
Mrs. Minnie E. Lee, v. G:
v. P. Lyman, Sec'y.
F. s. NATION, Col
B. w. Wilson, Treas.
DIR. ]. B. Lee, Med. Ex'r: ~
T. j. Buford, P. G. g. E. ~.--s
C. Herbert Nash, Orator.
Mrs. J. F. Vincent, Ghaplains --,
I. FL. Smith, Ge.
J. W. Hanson, w:
Harry Holgate, Sens
J. B. Lee, v. P. Lyman, J. W. Hansen,
Trustees.
The above named order organized at the
time above stated under favorable circum.
stances, with six lady members. Their Oh
ject is the social qualities of the organization
besides furnishing an insurance oh the life
of each member from $500 to $1,000.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-01
United States Jury.

The U. 8. circuit court commenced .
Portland last Tuesday, with the followins
gentlemen to serve as jurors:
D. R. Lakin. farmer; Eugene City.
David Moseby, farmer, Cottage Grove
James McLaren, saloon, Engene City.
Rodney Scott, farmer, Springfield.
F.. Norman, farmer, Junction.
j. B. Ferguson, farmer, Long Tom.
Frank Bedwell, farmer, North Yamhill.
Cyrus Smith, farmer, Amity:
Joseph Brisbine, farmer, North Yamhill
O. H. Adams, lawyer, Brownsville.
Hugh Dinwiddie, farmer, Albany.
John Beard, farmer, Lebanon.
Philip Baltimore, farmer, Albany.
J. w. Compton, farmer, Scio.
Harvey Jones. farmer, Roseburg.
Adam Holder, farmer, Corvallis.
G. w. Spencer, farmer, Corvallis.
Haman Lewis, jr., farmer, Corvallis.
James P. Wilson, farmer, Corvallis,
Oscar Sturgis, farmer, Molalla.
A. D. Putron, mechanic, Oregon City.
r. M Worsham, farmer, Oregon City.
John Welsh, dentist, Oregon City.
S. H Humphrey. farmer, Schools Ferry
c.. H. Adams, farmer. Hillsboro.
J. G. Moore, farmer, Greenville.
H. A. Hogue, millman, Portland.
F. C. Smith, foundryman, Portland.
Samuel Brown, merchant, Gervais.
J. NJ. kirkland, farmer, Rickreal.
William Furgus, farmer, Buena Vista.
A. G. Roberts, farmer, Eola.
P. w. Hally, farmer, Monmouth.
J. M. Stats, farmer, Lewisville.
T. }. Hayter, farmer, Dallas.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon.
+ Nov %, iss3
Notice is hereby given that tie following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to mako fna
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proc
will be made before the County Clerk Of Bentor
County at Corvallis, Oregon, on
TUESDAY, JAN. 2. 1888.
1i5 Samuel warield, Homestead Entry No. 1880, TO-
the S. OF 8. r. of Sec. 81, & N. Of n. E. Of Sex
%, T II, B. R. IL, W.
He names the following witnesses t. prove his col
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz: Edward Manning Friedrich Maurer, Zenas Davi:
and B. F Collins, sli Of Newport, Benton County
Oregon.
Also, Friedrich MaWrsr, Homestead Entry No
1866, for the N. ". of Sec. 81, T. H. s. &. II, W
He names the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz: Edward Manning, Samuel Warfeld, zenas Davis
and B. T. Collins, all Of Newport, Benton Count,
Oregon.
1e:4a-w5 L. T BARN, Register.
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ASteamship Race.

The Danish steamship Volmer left Hong
Kong fer Portland Sept. 29th, carrying the
invoices of the British steamer Madras, also
bound for that port. The Madras sailed
from Hong Kong six days afterward, passed
the volmer coming out as she entered Fuca
straits, discharged cargo and passengers at
Victoria and overlook the Volmer off Col
umbia river bar. Steaming past the latter
in the river, the Madras arrived in Port
land l3 hours ahead of the Volmer and her
invoices.
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suMMQNs,a

In the Circuit Court of the State ct Oregon for
Benton comfy.
Daniel Hathaway, Plaintiff;
Janes H, Grain and Maria L. Grain, Defendants.
To James H. Grain and Maria L. Grain, the above
named defendants:
In the name Of the State Of Oregon you are hereby
summoned and required to appear and answer 70 'ne
complaint of said plaintiff in the above entitled sun
now on file in the office of the clerk Of said court on
or before the first day Of the next term OF sao CIRCUIT
court. to be holden st Corvallis in said county o.
Benton, to-wit: on the 4th Monday OF Msrch 1855
and you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
said complaint as herein required, the plaintiff vii
apply to said court for tho relief prayed for in the
complaint to-wit: decree for s831bo and interest
end foreclosure of the mortgage described IN enf
complaint and for other and further relief.
Published by order Of Hon. r. s. Bean, Judge o.
,;d esrc,,;t Court. Made at Corvallis November "a
1889. oHESo"ETH S1uANsoH
4ow7 Ae' ~ W. 1A'
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School Funds to Loau.

In the Common School and Agricultural
funds of this State, there are plenty of sur
plus money to loan on first class real estate
security at s per cent interest per annum
applicants paying all expenses. Parties
wishing loans on easy termes should bea.
this in mind. For information inquire oi
the proprietor of this Office.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given than the copartnerskip
heretofore existing between the Arm OF Allen 4
Harris dealers in general merchandise, Philomath
Oregon, is dissolved by mutual consent. B. T.
Harris retiring All persons indebted to the late firm
will please call and settle the same with either Of the
late ffui at the old stand.
Thanking our patrons for past favors we respectful
ly solicit continuance Of the ssne to the new firm
This the aath day Of Nov ernber 1882.
n. W ALLEN.
B. T. HARRIS.
On the shove date ths undersigned formed CO.
partnership under the firm name Of Allen and Glea
son. and will continue the business at the same place
BY close attention to business hops to merit thu
liberal patronage Of the public which we respectfully
solicit.
N. W, ALLEN.
5. Z. GLEASON.
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